Tennis Beyond the Headlines: September 28, 2026
The Laver Cup returned to London over the weekend, Federer reflects on his legacy, Coco Gauff joins World Team Tennis, and wheelchair tennis turns 50.Read More
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The Laver Cup returned to London over the weekend, Federer reflects on his legacy, Coco Gauff joins World Team Tennis, and wheelchair tennis turns 50.Read More
The US Open is over, but several of its biggest stories continue into this week. Players have called a truce in their Grand Slam prize-moneyRead More
The US Open’s late-night scheduling, growing crowds, and expanding spectacle dominate this week’s tennis news, raising questions about how much the tournament can change withoutRead More
Roger Federer and Mary Carillo enter the Hall of Fame while scheduling, influencers, betting spectators, tennis balls, and Craig Tiley’s vision for the tournament generateRead More
Tournament coverage innovations and heat rules share the headlines with reflections on tennis’s recent era of dominance, player profiles, fashion, art, and even a human-robotRead More
The US Open qualifying begins this week, and money dominates the headlines. A record $101 million prize pool, soaring ticket prices, and a new GrandRead More
Leadership, scheduling, anti-doping rules, eligibility policy, coaching, and even the question of how tennis defines lasting greatness all feature prominently in this week’s news. IncomingRead More
This week’s stories range from soaring ticket prices and AI-assisted scouting to prediction markets, public-court technology, the Williams sisters, and the growing global influence ofRead More
With the US Open just weeks away, this week’s stories highlight Craig Tiley’s vision for the USTA, evolving governance and eligibility policies, fan experience innovations,Read More
It was an unusually lively news week as tennis heads into the North American hard-court swing. The conversation around tennis is increasingly focused on theRead More