ATP Events This Week: Gstaad 250, Bastad 250, Umag 250
WTA Events This Week: Athens 250, Iasi 250
The Czech Tennis Factory
Why It’s Interesting: Joel Drucker from The Second Serve traces Czechia’s unusual ability to produce elite players with completely different styles.
The Opportunity & Biggest Problems Of Tennis
Why It’s Interesting: The USTA’s new CEO Craig Tiley features on The Business Of Sport as tennis faces both major opportunities to take advantage of and challenges to overcome.
@bizofsport In the summer weeks when tennis is front and centre, @Tennis Australia CEO Craig Tiley joins us as tennis faces both a bucket load of majo... See more
British Tennis’ Broken Development System
Why It’s Interesting: Arthur Fery’s Wimbledon run gave British tennis a feel-good story, but Simon Briggs from The Telegraph uses it to examine a development system accused of selecting too early, exhausting families and narrowing opportunity before many players have had time to develop.
Like Father, Like Son?
Why It’s Interesting: Cruz Hewitt is emerging as one of tennis’s next young stars. Son of former Wimbledon and US Open champ, Lleyton, Cruz is carving out his own path as a Wimbledon juniors singles finalist.
Inside The Mind Of Performance Analyst Mike James
Why It’s Interesting: Mike describes the various things he focuses on when sitting in the player’s box. He worked with Holger Rune for years, and is now on Team Marta Kosty
Corentin Moutet Features On Tennis Insider Club
Why It’s Interesting: In this episode Corentin explains why he never learned how to lose, how winning became connected to his self-worth, why he struggled to control his emotions, and so much more.
Soonwoo Kwon Will Be Back On Tour After Completion Of Mandatory Military Service
Leaving You With Yet Another Reminder That It Is Never Over Until It’s Over
On Monday Match Analysis, Gill Gross dissects Jannik Sinner's victory over Alexander Zverev in the 2026 Wimbledon Gentlemen's Final. We'll begin with Sinner's performance keys, before diving into Zverev's early success and why it didn't continue.
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