They don't have to play every week," Evans takes a jab at players complaining about the schedule
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Having dropped to 199th in the world rankings, Daniel Evans has been regaining some form since the start of the grass season, reaching the second round in 's-Hertogenbosch after coming through qualifying and then defeating Frances Tiafoe on Monday at Queen's.
During a press conference, the British player clearly had a message to deliver regarding the many voices criticizing the schedule:
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"Tennis players should be careful when they complain about the schedule. We're in a privileged position. I hear some criticizing the calendar, but they don’t have to play every week. If they play so much, it's mainly to take advantage of the financial benefits.
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