“The winner takes it all”
Tennis, the NFL and the union of the top ten: why 17.5 per cent is an
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The low-cost revolt
Rafael Nadal’s old “if, if, if… doesn’t exist” line has become part of tennis folklore. These
ATP and the Death of the Tennis Middle Class, in Andrea Gaudenzi’s Own Telling
How One Vision, Saudi money and a tenth Masters are rewriting who the tour is really
Sinner: The Body We Don’t See
The point is not to make a diagnosis from the outside. That would be wrong and
Kasatkina and the Saudi question: “We don’t have a say.”
Tennis does the deals, players take the heat: “We are players, we want to play tennis,
Triste, solitario y el número uno
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2025: A Year on the Fault Line.
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Rome Doesn’t Have a Crime Problem. It Has a Tolerance Problem.
Micro-Betting and the Advantage of Being There. Micro-betting (live bets placed on minimal and instantaneous events,
Game, Set, Whitewash: Saudi Arabia’s Gamble on Global Tennis
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Is Tennis Losing Its ‘One Vision’?
Tennis Australia moves towards settlement with the PTPA: key dates and the political meaning of a
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The low-cost revolt
Rafael Nadal’s old “if, if, if… doesn’t exist” line has become part of tennis folklore. These days, however, the “if” is everywhere. If the Slams paid 22%. If revenues were calculated transparently. If the new money really reached the less wealthy players. If the top players were ready for a
The Paradox of the Discus Thrower
Sinner is playing Sebastian Ofner, and the only thing that comes to mind is this: if we put a red wig on Ofner, perhaps someone, and perhaps more than a few people, might mistake him for Sinner for long stretches. That is where the problem lies. Not with Sinner, but
Kei Nishikori and the Narrow Door
It was not a glamorous exile. He spoke little English, missed the rice balls, miso soup and grilled fish of Matsue, and was remembered by those around him as a shy, quiet boy who could barely communicate. The idea behind the project was simple enough: if Japan wanted a player
Alcaraz, the wrist and the risk you cannot see
By withdrawing, Alcaraz is accepting that, for once, his tennis cannot be saved by an acceleration.
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