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Sinner Mulls US Open Mixed Doubles Boycott Over Pay

6/14/2026

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Jannik Sinner is considering boycotting the US Open mixed doubles over a prize-money dispute.
Mixed doubles offers $1 million to the winners, while singles champions earn $5 million each from the $90 million fund, and players still demand a 22 percent revenue share.
Wimbledon chair Deborah Jevans said the event raised total prize money by 20 percent to $85.8 million, with singles champions set to earn $4.8 million each, while players push for a $95 million total fund.

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Jannik Sinner is considering boycotting the US Open mixed doubles over a prize-money dispute.
Mixed doubles offers $1 million to the winners, while singles champions earn $5 million each from the $90 million fund, and players still demand a 22 percent revenue share.
Wimbledon chair Deborah Jevans said the event raised total prize money by 20 percent to $85.8 million, with singles champions set to earn $4.8 million each, while players push for a $95 million total fund.