At the Italian Open, Jannik Sinner, a top-ranked tennis player, voiced concerns about the prize money distribution at the French Open, where players reportedly receive only 15% of tournament revenues. This figure is significantly lower than the 22% at ATP and WTA events. Fellow player Aryna Sabalenka has suggested that players consider a boycott to emphasize their demands for better compensation. Despite the French Open organizers announcing a 10% increase in overall prize money to €61.7 million (approximately $72.1 million), players argue that their share is projected to decline from 15.5% in 2024 to 14.9% in 2026. Sinner expressed frustration that after a year of discussions, there has been no significant progress. He hopes that upcoming tournaments like Wimbledon and the US Open will respond positively to their demands for increased prize money and a more substantial role in decision-making.