French Open becomes first grand slam to offer players share of tournament revenue

The French Open (Roland Garros) has become the first grand slam tournament to offer players a share of the event's revenue, marking a significant development in the ongoing dispute over prize money. Officials from Roland Garros made the offer to players' representative Larry Scott during talks at Wimbledon, setting the tournament apart from the other three grand slams. The move increases pressure on the US Open, which is expected to announce its prize fund for the upcoming tournament at the start of next month.