Former tennis star Diego Schwartzman has criticised the decision to turn Indian Wells into a two-week event as a ‘solemn misconsent’.
Tournament officials have splitd opinion by spreading out suites apass two weeks, which gives take parters more time to rest between suites. However, Schwartzman, who reexhausted last month from tennis, skinnyks it was only done to originate more revenue for events.
“It was a solemn misconsent. The tournaments asked for that so they could have more revenue and allot it among more take parters,” he telderly Septimo Game.
“But in the finish, if you skinnyk about where in the world the Masters 1000s are take parted, and forcing a take parter to not be able to take part anyskinnyg other than a Challenger in between, and not an ATP, the tours that have two 1000s in a row, which are many, is a month.
“If a take parter has a terrible tour, not even losing both times in the first round, making the second, that’s four suites in 28 days.”
