Tennis Beyond the Headlines: October 27, 2025
Sinner creates his own Davis Cup controversy, Saudi Arabia has bought tennis with a billion-dollar” tennis plans” investment, and other news from a wild weekRead More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
Sinner creates his own Davis Cup controversy, Saudi Arabia has bought tennis with a billion-dollar” tennis plans” investment, and other news from a wild weekRead More
From Peng Shuai’s still unexplained absence, Djokovic’s zany potential feat, and a very overdue ITF rebrand, this week’s tennis news is roaring into the off-season.Read More
I decided to lead with a conspiracy theory this week, but the real story is how tennis fails to retain fan attention for the end-of-yearRead More
Empty seats in China, injury withdrawals, and Roger Federer headlines the 2026 nomination list for the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Does China Care AboutRead More
This week’s news reveals that tennis has officially entered the off-season, even as the professional tours continue to slog through the Asian swing. Boris BeckerRead More
College tennis roars into full gear just as the pros head east for the Asian swing. Digging into a sugary mystery: what led to theRead More
The Alcaraz–Sinner rivalry, Trump’s US Open appearance, record ESPN viewership, and high-fashion courtside trends. Why the Carlos Alcaraz–Jannik Sinner Rivalry Is Good for the Sport:Read More
From on-court tempers and fashion statements to military tributes, pickleball’s rise, and the future of tennis media, the biggest tennis stories from last week. TempersRead More
From handshake drama to roaring crowds, rising stars, and new tech in college tennis, this week’s top news you may have missed. The unwritten rulesRead More
US Open mixed doubles sparks debate, gambling concerns grow, Djokovic stars in a new ad, Taylor Townsend launches apparel, and more from around the sport.Read More