Wimbledon Week 1

  • The Tennis Arms Race Happening Behind The Scenes

    Why It’s Interesting: Tom Kershaw from The Times writes about how elite tennis is becoming increasingly data-driven behind the scenes in ways fans don’t fully see

  • The PTPA Is Now Fighting Itself

    Why It’s Interesting: The organization created to give players more power in tennis is now facing a messy internal battle of its own, raising real questions about whether players can successfully challenge the sport’s existing power structure.

  • Ethan Quinn On Why Most Players Never Reach The ATP Top 100

    Why It’s Interesting: Ethan Quinn and his coach Brian Garber join The Changeover to break down the habits, routines, and mindset shifts that helped Ethan break into the ATP Top 100.

  • New Wilson Python Review

    More: Tennisnerd and Adam test and compare the yet to be released 98 and 100 square inch versions of the Wilson "Python" tennis rackets.

  • Coco Gauff Teaming Up With Tennis Channel To Produce Two Documentaries

    The Projects: One will explore the history of fashion in tennis, and the other is a portrait of Zina Garrison, the American tennis champion and a personal hero of Gauff’s.

  • Enjoy This Ridiculous Roddick/Nadal Video

  • Tennis Typewriter Masterpiece

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  • Leaving You With This Wimbledon Tease Video

On Monday Match Analysis, Gill Gross breaks down the 2026 Wimbledon men’s singles draw quarter-by-quarter, with dark horses, upset alerts, popcorn matchups and predictions.

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