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28 September 2026

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Henman calls for changes to tennis calendar

Former British No 1 Tim Henman has called for changes to the tennis calendar, saying the 12-day Masters 1000 format involves too much tennis. His comments focus on the length of the event format and the wider scheduling of the sport.

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Former British No 1 Tim Henman has called for changes to the tennis calendar, describing the 12-day Masters 1000 format as “too much” tennis.

THE QUESTIONS THIS EVENT LEAVES BEHIND

What specific changes to the tennis calendar is Henman proposing?

Which players or competitions would be most affected by changes to the 12-day format?

What conditions would need to change for a shorter Masters 1000 event to work?

Who has the authority to alter the Masters 1000 schedule?

Could changes to the format create new scheduling pressures elsewhere in the calendar?

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