Summary
Tennis players like Iga Swiatek and Jessica Pegula have spoken out about privacy concerns due to cameras filming them in private areas at the Australian Open. The cameras record behind-the-scenes footage, which some players feel is too intrusive. Tennis Australia states the cameras are meant to help fans connect more with players.
Key Facts
- Iga Swiatek and Jessica Pegula have voiced concerns about privacy at the Australian Open.
- Cameras record players in areas like the gym and corridors since 2019.
- Some players feel watched constantly, similar to being "animals in a zoo."
- Tournament organizers claim the footage helps fans connect with players.
- Jessica Pegula plans to discuss privacy concerns further with the Australian Open.
- Past incidents, like Coco Gauff smashing a racquet, prompted calls for more privacy.
- Cameras capture both tense and lighter moments for fans.
- Tennis Australia wants to balance player privacy with fan engagement.
