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Committed to safeguarding and supporting men’s and women’s professional tennis players worldwide.
What they post about
The Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) focuses on advocating for the health and rights of professional tennis players. They emphasize the importance of adequate recovery time and support for players facing injuries. The account also highlights legal actions taken against tennis governing bodies to implement necessary structural changes in the sport. Additionally, it celebrates the achievements and retirements of notable players while engaging with events like the US Open.
Recent posts
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Sinner ends season as PTPA calls for recovery rights
The PTPA said Jannik Sinner ended his 2026 season following injury after going 44–3 and winning six titles. It argued that players should be able to recover fully without risking their ranking or earnings and should have a real say in scheduling.
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Tennis players’ lawsuit reaches an early milestone
The PTPA called Judge Garnett’s decision an important first step in litigation brought with players against tennis governing bodies. It pledged to continue seeking structural changes but did not specify the ruling’s details.
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Ram and Salisbury receive doubles tribute
The PTPA congratulated retiring doubles partners Rajeev Ram and Joe Salisbury, describing them as former world No. 1s and six-time Grand Slam champions.
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Sinner’s withdrawal renews recovery debate
The PTPA said Jannik Sinner withdrew from the China Open as he continued recovering from a knee injury, after missing events in Canada and Cincinnati and the US Open. It argued that players need sufficient time to recover fully.
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Tennis Players Prioritize Recovery
PTPA discusses the physical demands on tennis players, advocating for changes to ensure adequate recovery time for long-term health.
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