I feel like that would send a significantly…well, just a much more powerful message, personally, if the WTA were onboard with it, as well.” Raonic joins PTPA but doesn’t have answers And also the fact that the women aren’t part of it. “Whether that works out potentially could influence me in the future. “I’m not against a player union or player association but right now…I feel like current ATP management should be given time to implement their vision,” he said.
This group has totally missed the mark on an opportunity to bring everybody together, and I think that’s going to be their downfall.” Andy Murray wants women inclusion to PTPAīritish great Murray, who has always campaigned for the equal rights of women on the tennis tour, also claimed the women needed to be represented to send a strong message. “We are better and stronger as one, and we’re not standing up to that. “But there’s the biggest downfall of all and that’s … where are the women? If you’re going to do this, tennis is the one sport that’s united in the world, with equal prize money, our majors are played together,” Woodbridge added. (Photo by Jason McCawley/Getty Images)īut Todd Woodbridge pointed out the major exclusion in the new breakaway players association. Todd Woodbridge (pictured) claimed the PTPA breakaway, helped by Novak Djokovic, was a 'tone-deaf' move right now.
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