Jessica Pegula to compete at US Open amid mixed doubles boycott talk
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 8:58 PM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026
Jessica Pegula confirmed her participation in the US Open Mixed Doubles, stating she will team with Jack Draper. This announcement comes amid discussions of a potential boycott led by Jannik Sinner, who may skip the event to protest perceived financial inequalities in tennis. Recent tensions have surfaced regarding prize money distribution at Grand Slam tournaments, particularly following Wimbledon’s announcement of its 2026 prize fund. Pegula's commitment suggests a divide among players regarding the boycott strategy, with her indicating that Sinner's plans may not be widely recognized among top players.
- •Jannik Sinner may lead a boycott at the US Open.
- •Jessica Pegula plans to compete in mixed doubles with Jack Draper.
- •Prize money distribution has sparked ongoing tensions among players.
- •Wimbledon's 2026 prize fund announcement prompted renewed discussions.
- •Pegula indicated Sinner's boycott intentions may not be universally known.
- 8:58 PMYahoo Sports — Jessica Pegula responds to Jannik Sinner’s boycott threat as US Open mixed doubles question addressed
"Tennis is dealing with a tense moment right now, as the sport’s top players and its biggest tournaments are clearly not on the same page. The Grand Slams have long been the pinnacle of tennis, offering the highest prize pools and carrying the most prestige on the calendar.
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