Feliciano Lopez: Tournaments likely to have deep cuts in prize money
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"We have to understand that tennis is not going to be the same. The companies and the sponsors, they might have to fire employees. This is happening everywhere in the world so the first thing they cut is sponsorship," the Spaniard said.
Published Jun 15, 2020
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Feliciano Lopez: Tournaments likely to have deep cuts in prize money