Tennis players file second amended US antitrust claims against ATP, WTA

( September 26, 2025, 19:36 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Tennis players and the Professional Tennis Players Association filed second amended US antitrust claims against ATP Tour, WTA Tour, Tennis Australia Ltd., Fédération Française de Tennis, All England Lawn Tennis Club Ltd., and the United States Tennis Association. The six major organizations dominate and control professional tennis, and in concert with "dozens of co-conspirators" have rigged the marketplace "to exploit players of their own gain," the complaint filed to the US Southern District of New York said. The defendants formed a cartel, acquired monopsony power in the market for professional tennis players, erected barriers to entry, abused their artificial market position, and harmed players, the sport, fans, and competition, the filing said.See attached document: ...

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Tennis players file second amended US antitrust claims against ATP, WTA

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