“
Unity
”, the word is hammered out by Andrea Gaudenzi, the president of ATP, in the interview he gave to
Figaro.
The Covid-19 crisis has shed light on the governance problems of tennis, broken down into seven entities (the four Grand Slams, the ITF, the ATP and the WTA).
The former world number 18, aged 47, who took the reins at the start of the year of the body which organizes the men's professional circuit, also has to face a sling from a growing part of the players. more convinced of not being represented in their best interests, as evidenced by the recent creation of the PTPA association led by Novak Djokovic.
Gaudenzi also unveils the main lines of his project to develop the circuit over the next decade in a world undergoing a digital revolution.
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LE FIGARO.
- What conclusions do you draw from the resumption of the ATP circuit since the US Open bubble at the end of August?
Andrea GAUDENZI.
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No one could have anticipated what is happening all over the world.
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