Both sets have representatives on the ATP board, with Inglot one of those representing the players’ interests. “I spoke to over 40 individuals, from within tennis, as well as experts from other sports to objectively assess where we were leadership wise. Some of them are tennis, I wouldn’t say insiders, but people who really understand tennis already because they have some relationships. But then we’ve also got people who are from outside sport and tennis and they are offering some really interesting perspectives. “So I’m actually very optimistic that we’re going to find a really interesting combination for our leadership going forward.

Source: National Post July 15, 2019 04:30 UTC