Will Carlos Alcaraz power through to a third Wimbledon win in a row? Might Barbora Krejčíková raise the Venus Rosewater Dish again this year? And what are the Brits’ prospects? It’s all in the game . . .
Sport’s governing body seeks to attract more people by investing in multi-use, urban facilities
Plus, Business of Tennis highlights
As electronic line calling replaces human officials, technology also threatens the austere ideals of a sport in which players must ‘figure it out for themselves’
The former Manchester United star on joining forces with Hans Ulrich Obrist for Manchester International Festival’s ‘Football City, Art United’
Group including hedge fund billionaire Jamie Dinan demand $93mn after French club was demoted this week
This series features insights from some of the most influential figures in sports ownership and leadership. In this instalment, Ian Graham — CEO of Ludonautics — explores why many clubs still resist change, even as data-driven approaches gain momentum
For a decade Ian Graham helped drive Liverpool’s analytical approach. Now CEO of Ludonautics, he explains why most clubs are still resistant to change
Expert advice on finding the right racket for you, as well as the best balls and shoes — and tips to avoid tennis elbow
Sneakers, hiking shoes and... flip-flops for that barely-there fit
They might not have the comforts of private clubs, but the courts in the capital’s parks more than ace it on the charm front. Nine Londoners share their favourites
Deal values Premier League football club at £550mn and could enable it to take part in European competition next season
Tensions between the stars, tournaments and tour organisers are rising. Plus: Naomi Osaka on life off the court; how lower ranked players balance the books; and the fight for the next generation of fans
‘Top Gun: Maverick’ director Joseph Kosinski brings full-throttle confidence to movie about a grizzled vet taking on a cocksure young rival
Shortage of courts and coaches creates opportunities for entrepreneurs
Furi, Diadem and Solinco are making bold bets in a sector long dominated by big names such as Wilson and Babolat
Tours, tournaments, players and investors are all fighting for a bigger slice of the pie
Star-backed tournament to back network of amateur leagues
Players in the know are sidestepping the capital’s jam-packed tennis courts — and eye-watering private club fees — by joining crews focused on community and fun where everyone’s welcome
The sport has had mixed success in its efforts to appeal to Gen Z
The former world number one tennis player discusses motherhood, tennis and business
For those outside the top 100, it can be tough to balance the books
A range of apps and gadgets offer casual players the kind of benefits once limited to the professionals
Plus, golf’s new commercial captain
Premiership Rugby chief says CVC-backed league has reduced clubs’ financial problems
