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Players won’t protest when they hear about Wimbledon prize money, claim organisers

The Guardian UK Wednesday 03 June 2026, 11:00 UTC By Tumaini Carayol in Paris 1 min read
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Productive meeting held with officials on MondayBuildup to French Open dominated by discontentThe All England Club is confident that there will be no player protests at Wimbledon following their meetings with representatives of the top tennis players at the French Open. Individuals representing top tennis players, led by the former WTA chief executive Larry Scott, met with Wimbledon officials on Monday to discuss the state of the dispute, discussions that both parties viewed as productive.

  • Productive meeting held with officials on Monday

  • Buildup to French Open dominated by discontent

The All England Club is confident that there will be no player protests at Wimbledon following their meetings with representatives of the top tennis players at the French Open.

Individuals representing top tennis players, led by the former WTA chief executive Larry Scott, met with Wimbledon officials on Monday to discuss the state of the dispute, discussions that both parties viewed as productive.

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