LogFAQs > #954540270

I understand both sides of this. Even as someone whose profession is on full display for all to see, I get how speaking to the media and subsequently millions of people across the world is something you have to be in the right state of mind for and having mental health concerns, whether short or long-term, makes the media requirements sometimes harmful.

However, players are paid an exorbitant amount of money both on and off the court because of sponsorships and media coverage that need the exposure of players, especially the better and more famous ones like Osaka and during the major tournaments such as the French Open.

I definitely side with priortizing mental health because I am not a sociopath, but I acknowledge the complexity of the situation due all the entities affected and the relationship between league, players, sponsorships, media, and probably others that I am just not thinking of. I just don't know what the compromise is.
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