Philip Brook is worried by scheduling that will see two important tournaments clash Philip Brook, who retires in December after nearly 10 years as Wimbledon chairman, has made a rare foray into tennis politics, describing as, "nonsense" scheduling that will pit the Davis Cup against the new ATP world team competition. The competitions have already divided loyalties, with most of the leading players abandoning the 119-year-old Davis Cup - relaunched by the ITF in a fortnight-long team format in N...
Philip Brook is worried by scheduling that will see two important tournaments clash Philip Brook, who retires in December after nearly 10 years as Wimbledon chairman, has made a rare foray into tennis politics, describing as, "nonsense" scheduling that will pit the Davis Cup against the new ATP world team competition. The competitions have already divided loyalties, with most of the leading players abandoning the 119-year-old Davis Cup - relaunched by the ITF in a fortnight-long team format in N...
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