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Vilnius, Lithuania
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Why Masters finals are now more often moving away from Sundays

Posted on 18 August 202525 September 2025by Racket One
The Cincinnati Open is set to finish on a Monday for the second year in a row. For fans it may have looked like a scheduling glitch, but in fact the shift is a direct result of th…
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Saved break points matter. One detail sets Sabalenka and Rybakina apart in the Top 10

Posted on 16 August 202516 August 2025by Pavel Petko
A quick dive into one key statistic that helps us look at the World No. 1’s loss to Elena Rybakina (4–6, 3–6) from a different angle. One of the standout matches in the early r…
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A new hope for French tennis: what makes Térence Atmane unique in the ATP Tour

Posted on 15 August 202515 August 2025by Racket One
What makes Terence Atmane unique in the ATP Tour
At 23 years old, Térence Atmane made a strong statement in Cincinnati, coming through qualifying and taking down a string of high-level opponents. His performance became his c…
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Why has the serve-and-volley style disappeared from modern tennis?

Posted on 14 August 202514 August 2025by Racket One
Just a couple of decades ago, the serve followed by a lightning rush to the net was a fearsome weapon that often decided matches. In the 1990s, this style reached its peak: Pe…
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“We push each other forward”. Francesco Passaro on the key to Italy’s tennis rise

Posted on 7 August 20257 August 2025by Alena Soika
From clay courts in Perugia to ATP–level wins and a Top 100 debut, the 24–year–old Italian tennis player, in an exclusive interview with Racket One, reflects on long–term coaching…
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Corentin Moutet: street-school tennis with a French rap edge

Posted on 31 July 20256 August 2025by Marina Oglobla
Corentin Moutet at the Australian Open 2020
In an era when tennis is becoming increasingly standardized and players’ behavior meticulously polished, Corentin Moutet’s run to the semifinals of the ATP 500 tournament in Washi…
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Swiatek’s grass breakthrough wasn’t just about winning Wimbledon

Posted on 15 July 202515 July 2025by Alena Soika
In recent years, the women's draw at Wimbledon has felt like a tournament of surprise champions: Rybakina, Vondrousova, Krejcikova. That’s not to take anything away from their ach…
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Technology vs. instinct: why AI line judges are drawing player backlash

Posted on 11 July 202525 September 2025by Marina Oglobla
In 2025, Wimbledon made a historic move: for the first time, the tennis tournament replaced all human line judges with a fully automated AI officiating system. But as the first…
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The grass season as a stress test: why Wimbledon 2025 has already made history

Posted on 8 July 20258 July 2025by Alena Soika
This year’s Wimbledon is shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable tournaments in recent memory. With over a third of seeded players already out, it’s clear: grass punishes h…
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Drop shots are more common — but are they a winning advantage?

Posted on 13 June 202513 June 2025by Alena Soika
In recent years, the drop shot has surged in popularity — largely thanks to Carlos Alcaraz. It’s easy to believe the drop shot is a game-changer, especially on slower surfaces lik…
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