Players plan to continue prize fund protests at Wimbledon
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 24, 2026, 8:47 PM
Last updated Jun 24, 2026

Top tennis players will maintain their push for a fair prize fund allocation at Wimbledon, as confirmed by their recent statements. The All England Club expressed surprise and disappointment over this decision. The protests underscore ongoing concerns about the distribution of Grand Slam earnings, a topic that has sparked significant debate among players. The Wimbledon Grand Slam is set to take place soon, with expectations for heightened tensions as these protests unfold.
- •Leading players announce continued protests at Wimbledon
- •The All England Club expresses surprise and disappointment
- •Protests focus on Grand Slam prize fund allocations
- •Wimbledon is set to begin shortly
- •Concerns over earnings distribution remain a hot topic
"The All England Club say are "surprised and disappointed" after the world's leading players announced they will continue to protest the allocation of Grand Slam prize funds at the upcoming Wimbledon Grand Slam.
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