Tennis IQ opens access to advanced stats and video analysis for around 2,000 ATP and Challenger singles players.
The new version of Tennis IQ – a platform for match statistics and video analysis, powered by the ATP and the Public Investment Fund (PIF) – is now available to all singles players...
The Czech player, who turned 35 this year, announced her retirement after a first-round defeat at the US Open. A straightforward scoreline, a short press conference, some tears and applause – that was the end of a two-time Wimbledon champion. It was touching, but it lacked the scale her story...
The 20-year-old Alexandra Eala’s victory at the US Open was a historic breakthrough – not only for Eala herself, but for Philippine tennis as a whole, which has never had a star on the world stage.
In the first round of the US Open, Eala pulled off a stunning comeback. Trailing 1–5 in the...
The Cincinnati final, meant to be one of August’s headline events, ended almost before it began.
Jannik Sinner, struggling throughout twenty minutes of play in the heat, told the umpire he felt he could collapse at any moment and walked off court. The scoreboard showed 0–5 in Alcaraz’s...
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 the Masters 1000 reform that changed the calendar and the scale of these events.
Back in 2023, ATP decided to extend...
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 rounds of the Cincinnati women’s event was Aryna Sabalenka’s win over Marketa Vondrousova (6–3, 7–5), where the...
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 calling card: a powerful left-handed serve, an aggressive forehand, and the knack for breaking rhythm with short,...
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: Pete Sampras, Pat Rafter, Stefan Edberg, and Martina Navratilova won titles by relying on a blistering first serve and...
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, the Challenger grind, and how his country built a system that works.
To begin, a few questions to fill in some...
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 Washington looked like a glitch in the system.
As the summer heat settled over the city, the Mubadala Citi DC Open lit...
