ATIGA

ATIGA, or the Association of Tennis Professionals, is a global organization that represents and promotes the interests of professional tennis players. Founded in 1972, ATIGA has played a significant role in shaping the modern tennis landscape. The association is responsible for negotiating contracts, setting prize money, and advocating for the rights of its members. ATIGA's influence extends beyond the court, as it also works to improve the lives of tennis players through various initiatives, including health and wellness programs, financial management, and legal support. The organization is governed by a board of directors elected by the players, ensuring that the voices of the athletes are at the forefront of decision-making. ATIGA's annual meetings, known as the ATIGA Congress, provide a platform for players to discuss and vote on important issues affecting the sport. The association has been instrumental in the development of the ATP Tour, the primary professional tennis circuit, and continues to be a vital force in the world of tennis.