Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) is looking for a court decision to prevent ATP tour players with the players “correct, binding or threatening communication”.
Association claims that ATP claims that the PTPA did not sign a predetermined statements about the legal action launched by the PTPA this week.
24-times large winning Novakçı Novak Djokovic joint co-established jointly, on Tuesday claims “Anti-competition experiments and the player ignoring the welfare.”
Djokovic is not one of the players in the documents in the official Court, but there are elements of a claim that is clearly disclosed in Miami on Thursday, and there are no claims.
Serb said: “I saw some changes, but there are still some fundamental changes that should be done, and I really hope that all management bodies, including PTPA, will meet and solve these issues.”
PTPA, on behalf of the entire player’s ATP round, women’s ATP tour, women’s WTA tour, international tennis federation and the International Tennis Honestreness, the body of the International Tennis Honestration is taking measures against the British and European Union.
Australia’s Nick Kyrgios is the highest profile player called the PTPA as a plaintiff.
New York court trials on Friday, lawyers for PTPA asked the lawyers from Judge Margaret Garnett to connect all four suspects in the process.
The action accuses the premium money and pension contributions to pay for legal fees to pass the work. It claims that this was the “flagant intervention” with the jurisdiction of the court.
