Last updated: 15/04/2026

TennisTemple is committed to publishing verified and sourced information. This page describes our information verification process prior to publication and the measures we take to correct any errors that may have escaped our attention.

Primary Sources First

For each article, the editorial team prioritizes primary sources:

Official press conferences (ATP, WTA, Grand Slams, tournaments)
Direct statements from players, coaches and federations
Official communications from governing bodies (ATP Tour, WTA, ITF, Fédération Française de Tennis, etc.)
Dispatches from Agence France-Presse (AFP), a TennisTemple partner since 2012
Official statistical data (rankings, draws, seedings published by governing bodies)

Cross-Checking Sources

For sensitive or exclusive information (coaching changes, injuries, disputes, controversial statements), we require at least two independent sources before publication. When only one source is available, the article states this explicitly and uses conditional language.

Systematic Citation

When we relay information from another media outlet or a social media post, the source is cited and linked in the article so that the reader can refer to the original.

Statements and Translations

Statements in foreign languages are faithfully translated and the original version can be accessed via the linked source. We indicate any omission ("[...]") in a quote so as not to distort the original meaning.

Statistical Data

The rankings, scores and statistics displayed on TennisTemple come from official ATP and WTA feeds, supplemented by our own database maintained in real time by the technical team. If an inconsistency is reported, we verify directly with the official sources.

Error Correction

Despite these checks, an error may slip through. If so, it is corrected as soon as it is reported and, when the correction concerns a material element, disclosed to the reader. See our corrections policy.

Report an Error

To report an inaccuracy, write to us at contact@tennistemple.com, specifying the URL of the article in question.