Grand Slam Player Council plans evolve amid US Open discussions
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 7:13 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026
At the US Open on August 28, Jessica Pegula confirmed that specific details about the new Grand Slam Advisory Council remain unclear. While the players support record prize money, they continue to advocate for an increased revenue share, aiming for 22% by 2030. Aryna Sabalenka expressed optimism about the council's formation, highlighting improved communication between players and Grand Slam organizers. The USTA has not finalized the player selection process for the council, and further discussions are expected after the tournament concludes.
- •The Grand Slam Advisory Council announcement was made during the US Open.
- •Jessica Pegula emphasizes ongoing discussions about revenue share.
- •Aryna Sabalenka voiced support and hopes to avoid boycotting events.
- •No details on council member selection have been finalized.
- •Player compensation at the 2026 US Open totals $108 million.
- 7:13 PMYahoo Sports — Grand Slam Player Council Details Still Unclear
"Jessica Pegula says the real fight is still players’ revenue share.
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