Patrick Mouratoglou wants to restructure tennis! For this, he has already stabbed the world of tennis league with his own league called Ultimate Tennis Showdown. The motive behind the league is to bring a different modern system into the sport, but along with that, it has grabbed a lot of attention in terms of standing on par with the other well-known tennis organizations.

Recently, a huge update regarding the UTS success came to light, which might not only extend a huge help to the rising tennis players but also leave ATP behind. Let’s take a look at the whopping $546,800 news that has become a topic of discussion in the tennis world.

Patrick Mouratoglou’s tennis league gives a huge boast 

Just a day ago, 21-year-old Jack Draper enjoyed the biggest career payday while winning the UTS Grand Final in London against Holger Rune. The 4th-ranked British tennis player made his debut and went undefeated while taking home a massive amount of prize money.

With this victory, the British player earned his biggest prize money check for a single tournament, surpassing the US Open earnings of around $284,000. While the UTS spent $546,800 in a tournament that was itself pricey, it does not have a huge margin with what the ATP came up with as their pricey layout for the year.

Not only this, the French tennis coach’s league idea is helping ATP youngsters to have a great turnover in a year, and it is also boosting their confidence along the way. On the other hand, according to the Men’s Tennis Association, the ATP in the duration from January to November this year went to $737,907 only.

Moreover, there is not much difference between the numbers; the UTS definitely created a boost more than the ATP by paying the players a lot in the tournament itself. The 21-year-old British tennis player received $111,000 for his final win, a $125,000 bonus for his undefeated achievement, and $77,700 for each of his victories before the final.

Not only that, in one of the recent interviews, Williams’ ex-coach also highlighted the biggest question that has been revolving around the UTS. He stated his side of the story on why, for now, it is just the men competing in the recent UTS league.

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Patrick Mouratoglou talks about UTS London being a men’s league 

In a recent interview, the 23-time Grand Slam Champion’s former coach opened up about UTS London being a male event. He stated, “Men’s tennis is bigger than women’s tennis. Because the investment is huge and we not in a position to date to run both men and women’s tour.” 

Along with that, he also highlighted how, with time, they are progressing in terms of fan bases or players. Subsequently, he also emphasized the fact that he has not forgotten women, but as a business choice, it was more evidence for them to start with men’s tours. However, in the future, he also shared the hope of having two types, one for men and one for women.

Nevertheless, what are your thoughts on the UTS coming out with an extravaganza for the ATP players? Share your thoughts in the common section below.

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