Casper Ruud Responds to Novak Djokovic's 'Unity' Comments on Tennis Calendar
Casper Ruud is on track to reach the ATP Finals once again, amidst the ongoing debate over tennis scheduling.
Ruud agrees with Novak Djokovic, who has criticized the demanding ATP and WTA calendars, calling the season "really long".
- Top players like Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek have also voiced frustration with the packed schedule.
What Novak says makes absolute sense. He has more experience than any other player.
Djokovic believes there are too many tournaments and says players lack unity to bring about real change, arguing that without collective effort, the problem will persist.
Ruud notes that financial incentives, such as bonuses, encourage players to participate in Masters 1000 tournaments.
Author's summary: Ruud agrees with Djokovic on tennis calendar issues.
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