Intelligence Archive
French Open Pilots Fitness Tech After Player Pushback
Roland-Garros permits fitness trackers in a new trial following player outcry. See how the ITF is monitoring athlete data in Grand Slam play.
Clijsters, Williams, Alcaraz: The Burden of the Elite Mindset
Kim Clijsters reflects on the elite athlete's burden, drawing parallels between Serena Williams' tactical dominance and the recent challenges facing Carlos Alcaraz.
PIF, WTA Finals, and the Future of Saudi Tennis Investment
As the PIF-tennis relationship evolves, we analyze the current state of Saudi investment in the ATP and WTA tours and what it means for the professional game.
Bishop Walsh and Allegany Tennis Results: April 2026
Catch up on the latest Maryland high school tennis results as Bishop Walsh and Allegany claim key victories on the courts this week.
Alcaraz vs. Nadal: The Barcelona Open Legacy Comparison
We analyze the clay-court trajectories of Carlos Alcaraz and Rafael Nadal at the Barcelona Open, comparing their historic title runs and tactical dominance.
Aryna Sabalenka: Why ATP Training is Her Secret Weapon
Aryna Sabalenka reveals how high-intensity practice sessions with ATP stars like Novak Djokovic are elevating her power and tactical intensity on court.
Jamie Murray Retires: A Legacy of British Doubles Excellence
Jamie Murray concludes a historic career at age 40, reflecting on his time as world No. 1, Davis Cup glory, and multiple Grand Slam titles.
Carlos Alcaraz Out of Barcelona: A French Open Race Against Time
Carlos Alcaraz withdraws from the Barcelona Open due to a right wrist injury. Can the Spaniard recover in time for Roland-Garros?
Jamie Murray Bows Out: Reflecting on a 36-Year Tennis Journey
Jamie Murray hangs up his racquet after a stellar career. From Grand Slam glory to world number one, we look back at the Brit's incredible impact on doubles.
Federer vs. Nadal: The Great Ranking System Divide
Explore the historical clash between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal over ATP ranking reforms and the evolution of the tour's structure.
Katrina Scott Named SEC Player of the Week | Tennessee Tennis
Fresh off a 6-0, 6-2 demolition of Ole Miss, Katrina Scott earns SEC Player of the Week honors. See why Tennessee is looking dangerous ahead of the SEC Tournament.
Iga Swiatek’s Stuttgart Reset: A New Chapter Under Roig
As Iga Swiatek heads to the Stuttgart Open, the four-time French Open champ begins a fresh partnership with Francisco Roig. Can the coaching change ignite her form?
Jamie Murray Retires: A Doubles Career in Numbers
After 36 years, Jamie Murray retires from tennis. We break down the career of the first British world No. 1 in doubles, featuring his seven Grand Slam titles.
The Rise of Jodar: Spanish Tennis Beyond Alcaraz
As Carlos Alcaraz maintains his elite status, a new wave of Spanish talent including Rafael Jodar is beginning to demand attention on the ATP Tour.
Leylah Fernandez Cruises Past Alexandra Eala in Stuttgart
Leylah Fernandez opens her Stuttgart Open campaign with a dominant 6-1, 6-4 victory over Alexandra Eala at the Porsche Arena.
Jannik Sinner Hits World No. 1 After Monte-Carlo Victory
Jannik Sinner captures the crown! We look at the rise of the new ATP World No. 1 after his decisive Monte-Carlo Masters victory over Carlos Alcaraz.
Ben Shelton Edges Nava in Munich: BMW Open 7-6(4), 3-6, 6-3
Ben Shelton battles past his friend and former doubles partner Emilio Nava in a three-set BMW Open opener. Next up: Alexander Blockx.
Remembering Phil Gordon: A Legacy in Hartford Tennis
We honor the life and impact of Phil Gordon, the Hartford coach who founded Tennis Unlimited and mentored generations of athletes.
Italy's Grass-Court Ambition: New ATP 250 Event in 2028
Italy is expanding its tennis footprint. The Italian Tennis and Padel Federation has acquired rights to a new grass-court ATP 250 tournament debuting in 2028.
The Art of the Chip-and-Charge: Tennis’s Lost Ballet
Explore the rhythmic beauty of the chip-and-charge, a tactical masterclass that defined a golden era of serve-and-volley tennis.
WTA Tour Finals Set to Leave Saudi Arabia After 2026 Deal
The WTA Tour Finals look set to exit Saudi Arabia by 2026 as the ATP shifts focus toward a new Masters 1000 event. Marcus Thorne breaks down the numbers.