Tennis may be the next sport to get financial support from Saudi Arabia, which is making significant investments in the sports industry.

 Tennis may be the next sport to get financial support from Saudi Arabia, which is making significant investments in the sports industry.

Despite the fact that not everyone is against Saudi funding, tennis champions contend that it may help the nation reconsider its unfavorable reputation.

Tennis players speculate that Saudi money may increase pay value, but there is little agreement. Coco Ga placed 19th at the U.S. Open, which was a triumph.

Players are apparently preparing for a shift as some asset developers reportedly have tennis as their next target because to its negotiation history with Saudi Arabia.

Due of its affiliation with several substances, such as the Ladies' Tennis Affiliation, the U.S. Tennis Affiliation, and indepect, tennis only obtains 1.3% of global media sports income.

Tennis players struggle financially since they must pay for mentors, training, and travel on a short-term basis. Sharapova advises that the sport look into obtaining outside funding. While some supporters contend that Saudi investment might boost the nation's standing, others emphasize the rights of women.