Long-form
Sabalenka’s ultimate triumph: the battle of the mind
After two humbling final defeats in 2025, Aryna Sabalenka took control of her own destiny and her psyche, marking the second time in her career she had to become her own master of the mind
Cédric Rouquette
September 7, 2025
Alcaraz v Sinner, the US Open quarter-final that may have shaped our next decade of tennis
In 2022, Tennis Majors published a six-part series on Carlos Alcaraz’s rise to the top. His emerging rivalry with Jannik Sinner was already being viewed as the foundation for the future of tennis. Time for a replay!
Chris Oddo
September 6, 2025
Returning from injury, Ruud wins in his first match since Roland-Garros
Casper Ruud defeated Dominic Stricker on Wednesday in his opening match in Gstaad (7-5, 7-6).
Jérémy Baudu
July 16, 2025
Draper: Breathing exercises key to staying calm, boosting strength in long matches
The British No 1 came through a third straight five-set battle to reach the last 16 at the Australian Open
Simon Cambers
January 18, 2025
UTS through stats: an enlightened look at this innovative competition
From their win percentage to the time taken to win their points, we take a look at which players are recording the best - and worst -numbers
Simon Cambers
December 4, 2024
12 months ago
July 1998: 17-year-old Federer makes his debut in a tennis world almost unrecognisable compared with today
On the day that Roger Federer announced he is to retire from professional...
Lucas Morlier
1 year ago
How Tennis Evolved Since the 20th Century – A Journey Through the Sport’s Evolution
Discover the fascinating evolution of tennis from its early origins to the modern...
TENNIS MAJORS (IN ASSOCIATION WITH SCRINE)
1 year ago
Levelling the playing field: How UTS changed the serve dynamic
Usually a huge advantage in tennis, UTS’s one-serve rule has reduced its impact...
Simon Cambers
1 year ago
Roland-Garros and Wimbledon, the mythological double crown that few have grasped
With the two majors so close in the calendar, and played on such...
Bren Gray
2 years ago
How Novak Djokovic took care of all the financial costs of Serbian youngster Hamad Medjedovic’s career
In his endeavor to help Serbian and ex-Yugoslavian tennis grow, Novak Djokovic for...
Sasa Ozmo
2 years ago
Jannik Sinner: Better than ever but still a lot to conquer
Jannik Sinner has been playing the best tennis of his life at the...
Cédric Rouquette
2 years ago
Biggest names aside, how success at the ATP Finals or WTA Finals can be a poisoned chalice
The physical and mental effort of reaching and then doing well at the...
Simon Cambers
2 years ago
From Carlitos to Alcaraz, episode 6: What next for the Spanish phenomenon and can anyone stop him from dominating the sport?
In the final part of our six-part series on Carlos Alcaraz, the youngest...
Chris Oddo
2 years ago
How Coco Gauff went from struggling teen to Grand Slam champion in one remarkable summer
From lost at sea to shining under the bright lights - here's how...
Chris Oddo
2 years ago
Disqualification, vaccination, injury and history – Why Novak Djokovic has not won the US Open in five years
Remarkably, the 23-time Grand Slam champion has not won at Flushing Meadows since...
Jamie Malachy
2 years ago
At Wimbledon, anything is possible for Medvedev
Despite a breakdown in confidence between the clay and grass season, Daniil Medvedev...
Cédric Rouquette
2 years ago
Shapovalov: “I’m going to try to survive as long as possible and let the game shine”
Denis Shapovalov fully owns his flashy game style and the ups and downs...
Carole Bouchard
2 years ago
Andy Murray will rue missed opportunity but if he wants to continue, there are reasons to be cheerful
Losing early at Wimbledon will hurt for some time but an improved serve...
Simon Cambers
2 years ago
To worry or not to worry about Carlos Alcaraz’s body?
Should we start wondering about the string of injuries sustained by the tennis...
Carole Bouchard
2 years ago
From tears to tears: how Altmaier overcame his Davis Cup demons to win against Sinner
In the space of four months, Daniel Altmaier has gone from his toughest...
Jannik Schneider