Jannik Sinner, the men's No. 1, refused to rule out a boycott of grand slam tournaments, accusing the majors of disrespecting players by failing to respond to a year-old letter from the top 10 men and women seeking greater prize money and welfare contributions. Sinner emphasized the issue centers on respect rather than money, noting players across men's and women's tennis are unified on the dispute.
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Jannik Sinner, the men's No. 1, refused to rule out a boycott of grand slam tournaments, accusing the majors of disrespecting players by failing to respond to a year-old letter from the top 10 men and women seeking greater prize money and welfare contributions. Sinner emphasized the issue centers on respect rather than money, noting players across men's and women's tennis are unified on the dispute.