Former British No 1 Tim Henman says the current tournament calendar needs changes, arguing that the 12-day Masters 1000 format is “too much” tennis. He makes the point in comments reported by Sky Sports and Sky News.
Henman’s remarks focus on player workload and scheduling, with the length of the Masters 1000 event drawing criticism for extending the tournament period. Both outlets present his position that the calendar should be adjusted to ease demands on players, though they do not provide specific alternative dates or a detailed proposal for how the schedule should be restructured.
