Jannik Sinner Mulls US Open Mixed Doubles Boycott Over Prize Money
Jannik Sinner raised concerns about the low prize money split for Grand Slam events during Roland Garros and said he is considering skipping the US Open mixed doubles. He proposes that the four majors allocate at least 16% of total earnings to players, increasing to 22% by 2030.
The US Open introduced a mixed doubles format last year that features top singles stars alongside doubles specialists. Sinner noted that extending the tournament to three weeks also impacts financial distribution.
Several other leading players have joined the call for a fairer prize structure.
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