• FFT pledge to make concrete proposals in next month

• Breakthrough follows media boycott at Roland Garros

The French Tennis Federation (FFT) has promised to make concrete proposals about increased prize money, player welfare and representation within the next month in talks with leading agents at the French Open.

The discussions took place on Friday, the same day many players, including the world No 1s, Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka, collectively decided to limit their pre-tournament media briefings to 15 minutes in protest at what they regard as insufficient prize money paid by the four grand slams.

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Team Principal James Vowles has outlined how hiring Piers Thynne from McLaren demonstrates Williams' ambitions for the future.

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In dit blog houden we je op de hoogte van het belangrijkste en meest opvallende 112-nieuws van zaterdag 23 mei.

In dit blog houden we je op de hoogte van het belangrijkste en meest opvallende 112-nieuws van zaterdag 23 mei.