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Adrien Guyot

Background & connection to tennis

Adrien Guyot has been a tennis writer on the editorial team at TennisTemple since November 2024. Passionate about journalism and tennis from a young age, he has played at club level for more than 10 years (since 2012), giving him a detailed understanding of the game and the dynamics of the tour.

Education & expertise

A graduate of a MBA in sports communication from EFAP Paris (2022-2023) and holder of a degree in applied foreign languages (English, Spanish), Adrien has been closely following news from the ATP and WTA tours since 2019. He focuses on analyzing player performances, breaking down major trends, and providing his readers with as much context as possible so they can better understand how world tennis is evolving.

A sharp eye on the tennis ecosystem

His areas of expertise include sports law, geopolitics and the sociology of sport, which he regularly draws on in his articles to enrich his analysis with an informed perspective on the off-court issues shaping tennis. He is also known for his ability to cover breaking news, analyze the inner workings of the tour, and deliver clear, reliable and educational content for dedicated fans and casual readers alike.

Experience in tennis and sports journalism

In addition to his regular contributions to TennisTemple, Adrien also works with other leading outlets in the world of tennis, such as Tennis Majors (since July 2024), as well as other major sports media such as Foot01 (2024).

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Raducanu on her opponent change in the second round in Rome: "It's a completely different challenge"

10/05/2025 08:11 - Adrien Guyot

Emma Raducanu has advanced to the third round of the WTA 1000 tournament in Rome. The British player confirmed her first-round victory against Maya Joint (7-5, 6-7, 6-3) by dominating lucky loser Jil ...

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Raducanu on her opponent change in the second round in Rome: It's a completely different challenge

Kostyuk on Kasatkina: "I'm very happy for her"

10/05/2025 07:18 - Adrien Guyot

This Friday, Marta Kostyuk advanced to the third round of the Rome tournament after her straight-sets victory over Daria Kasatkina (6-4, 6-2). The Ukrainian had trailed 4-2 in the first set. This w...

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Kostyuk on Kasatkina: I'm very happy for her

Gauff, who defeated Mboko in Rome: "I felt it was impossible to hit a winner"

10/05/2025 06:29 - Adrien Guyot

Despite a rocky start, Coco Gauff ultimately prevailed against Victoria Mboko, the 18-year-old ranked 156th in the world, in the second round of the WTA 1000 in Rome (3-6, 6-2, 6-1). The Canadian qual...

Gauff, who defeated Mboko in Rome: I felt it was impossible to hit a winner

Moutet advances to third round in Rome: "I can still step up my game"

10/05/2025 06:07 - Adrien Guyot

Corentin Moutet won the all-French clash in the second round of the Rome Masters 1000. Facing Ugo Humbert, who has been struggling with a right-hand injury for a month, the younger of the two players ...

Moutet advances to third round in Rome: I can still step up my game

Gracheva after her loss to Keys: "In the first set, it was 50-50"

09/05/2025 13:53 - Adrien Guyot

Despite a strong start in the first set, where she led 5-2 and even had two set points, Varvara Gracheva couldn’t hold off Madison Keys. Initially struggling, the American—who won the Australian Op...

Gracheva after her loss to Keys: In the first set, it was 50-50

Kostyuk on Kasatkina's Change of Nationality: "It Takes Courage and Deserves Respect"

09/05/2025 12:09 - Adrien Guyot

This Friday, in the second round of the WTA 1000 in Rome, Marta Kostyuk will face Daria Kasatkina. The two have clashed six times before, but this will be their first meeting since Kasatkina's change ...

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Kostyuk on Kasatkina's Change of Nationality: It Takes Courage and Deserves Respect

Two More Withdrawals in Rome: Thompson and Alexandrova Pull Out Due to Injury

09/05/2025 11:33 - Adrien Guyot

After the withdrawals of Paula Badosa, Petra Kvitova, and Karolina Muchova earlier on Thursday, the Rome tournament has confirmed the absence of two more players in recent hours, affecting both the AT...

Two More Withdrawals in Rome: Thompson and Alexandrova Pull Out Due to Injury

Sabalenka Quick Against Potapova in the Second Round of the WTA 1000 in Rome

09/05/2025 11:15 - Adrien Guyot

Aryna Sabalenka wants to keep the momentum going. Just crowned in Madrid, the world number 1, already a winner of three titles on the main circuit in 2025 (with three other finals lost), is present in...

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Sabalenka Quick Against Potapova in the Second Round of the WTA 1000 in Rome

Fritz Discusses Sinner’s Return: "I’d Be Very Surprised If He Manages to Win the Rome Tournament"

09/05/2025 11:02 - Adrien Guyot

In this Rome Masters 1000, world No. 1 Jannik Sinner is making his comeback after a three-month hiatus. Cheered by the Italian crowd during his appearances on the practice courts, the Australian Open ...

Fritz Discusses Sinner’s Return: I’d Be Very Surprised If He Manages to Win the Rome Tournament

Fils Dominates Griekspoor for the Second Time This Season and Advances to the Third Round in Rome

09/05/2025 10:31 - Adrien Guyot

Arthur Fils is out for revenge. Despite a solid start to the season, the Frenchman hit a stumbling block in Madrid recently, falling in his opening match to Francisco Comesaña despite a strong lead in...

Fils Dominates Griekspoor for the Second Time This Season and Advances to the Third Round in Rome

Video - Alcaraz and Zverev Train Together in Rome

08/05/2025 12:22 - Adrien Guyot

Before their debut in the Rome Masters 1000, Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev shared the same practice court this Thursday. Recovered from the adductor injury he sustained during the Barcelona Open...

Video - Alcaraz and Zverev Train Together in Rome

Defending finalist Jarry eliminates Gaston in the first round in Rome

08/05/2025 11:17 - Adrien Guyot

Nicolas Jarry has a lot at stake in this Rome tournament. As last year’s finalist, the Chilean will have to defend his points, even if the mission won’t be easy. Jarry, who has been dealing with a foo...

Defending finalist Jarry eliminates Gaston in the first round in Rome

Nishioka not yet at 100%: "My shoulder isn’t fully recovered"

08/05/2025 09:19 - Adrien Guyot

World No. 74 Yoshihito Nishioka made his return at the Rome Masters 1000. In his opening match, he was eliminated by Dusan Lajovic (7-5, 6-1), marking his first appearance in an ATP tournament since M...

Nishioka not yet at 100%: My shoulder isn’t fully recovered

Gauff Encourages Saville: "Tough Times Don't Last Forever"

08/05/2025 08:18 - Adrien Guyot

Ranked 132nd in the world, Daria Saville has struggled to kickstart her 2025 season. On a streak of three consecutive losses, the 31-year-old Australian fell in the first round of qualifying at the WT...

Gauff Encourages Saville: Tough Times Don't Last Forever

Sakkari Regains Confidence: "Many Players Don’t Want to Face Me in the First Round of These Kinds of Tournaments"

08/05/2025 07:58 - Adrien Guyot

Maria Sakkari has advanced to the second round of the WTA 1000 in Rome. The Greek player, who has dropped to No. 81 in the world and came through qualifying in the Italian tournament, benefited from B...

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Sakkari Regains Confidence: Many Players Don’t Want to Face Me in the First Round of These Kinds of Tournaments

Draper, New Member of the Top 5: "No Matter My Ranking, I’ve Always Been the Same"

08/05/2025 07:37 - Adrien Guyot

Author of a stellar start to the season, Jack Draper, who recently broke into the ATP top 5 for the first time, is establishing himself as an increasingly consistent threat in Masters 1000 events. ...

Draper, New Member of the Top 5: No Matter My Ranking, I’ve Always Been the Same

Kostyuk on Eala: "When you're young, everyone sticks labels on your game, your personality, and everything else"

08/05/2025 07:14 - Adrien Guyot

This Wednesday evening, during the first round of the WTA 1000 in Rome, Marta Kostyuk confidently defeated the Philippine breakout star of this season, Alexandra Eala (6-0, 6-1). The Ukrainian, who...

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Kostyuk on Eala: When you're young, everyone sticks labels on your game, your personality, and everything else

Mpetshi Perricard, Defeated by Thompson in Rome: "I Should Have Been More Lucid"

08/05/2025 06:42 - Adrien Guyot

Jordan Thompson remains Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard's nemesis. Despite all his efforts, the Frenchman suffered his fifth consecutive defeat against the Australian. This time, the world No. 36 manage...

Mpetshi Perricard, Defeated by Thompson in Rome: I Should Have Been More Lucid

Gracheva on working with her new coach: "It will take time to put everything in place"

08/05/2025 06:27 - Adrien Guyot

This Wednesday, Varvara Gracheva made a strong start at the WTA 1000 in Rome. The only Frenchwoman in the main draw in Italy defeated Ajla Tomljanovic for the fifth time in as many meetings (6-3, 6-4)...

Gracheva on working with her new coach: It will take time to put everything in place

Berrettini on Fognini: "All of Italian sports will remember his achievements"

08/05/2025 06:09 - Adrien Guyot

In recent hours, Fabio Fognini announced that this 2025 edition of the Rome Masters 1000 would be his last. At 37 years old, the former world No. 9 will compete in the Roman tournament for the 18th an...

Berrettini on Fognini: All of Italian sports will remember his achievements

Roger-Vasselin, Defending Mixed Doubles Champion at Roland-Garros, Undergoes Elbow Surgery Just Days Before Tournament

07/05/2025 09:34 - Adrien Guyot

At 41, Édouard Roger-Vasselin remains a formidable doubles player. Last year, the Frenchman—a former world No. 35 in singles—won the mixed doubles title at Roland-Garros alongside Germany’s Laura Sieg...

Roger-Vasselin, Defending Mixed Doubles Champion at Roland-Garros, Undergoes Elbow Surgery Just Days Before Tournament

Fognini's Announcement: "I'm Playing My Last Tournament in Rome"

07/05/2025 08:29 - Adrien Guyot

At 37 years old, Fabio Fognini is currently ranked 107th in the world. The unpredictable Italian player, who received a wild card for the 2025 edition of the Rome Masters 1000, will face Jacob Fearnle...

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Fognini's Announcement: I'm Playing My Last Tournament in Rome

Paolini Eager to Play in Rome: "It's a Tournament Where All Italians Want to Perform Well"

07/05/2025 07:57 - Adrien Guyot

Jasmine Paolini is set to make her debut in the second round of the WTA 1000 in Rome. The world No. 5 Italian will face Lulu Sun in her first match of the 2025 edition. Before that, the two-time Gr...

Paolini Eager to Play in Rome: It's a Tournament Where All Italians Want to Perform Well

Fils Satisfied with His Progress: "I'm a Much Better Player Than Last Season"

07/05/2025 07:35 - Adrien Guyot

Defeated in his opening match at the Madrid Masters 1000 by Francisco Comesaña despite a strong lead in the first set (7-6, 6-4), the world No. 14 had time to prepare for the Rome tournament. For his ...

Fils Satisfied with His Progress: I'm a Much Better Player Than Last Season

The vice-president of the Spanish Tennis Federation reacts to Sorribes Tormo's break: "She always worked with a smile on her face"

07/05/2025 07:11 - Adrien Guyot

On April 17, Sara Sorribes Tormo, 28 years old and ranked 109th in the world, announced an indefinite pause in her career. Two weeks after her loss to Selena Janicijevic in the first round of the Bogo...

The vice-president of the Spanish Tennis Federation reacts to Sorribes Tormo's break: She always worked with a smile on her face

Zverev Talks About His Nemesis: "I Hate Playing Against Cerundolo"

07/05/2025 06:52 - Adrien Guyot

Alexander Zverev aims to defend his title in Rome. The German world No. 2, who triumphed over Nicolas Jarry in last year's final, spoke at a press conference before opening his Roman campaign against ...

Zverev Talks About His Nemesis: I Hate Playing Against Cerundolo

Andreeva, in the top 10 at 18: "I try not to pay attention to the rankings"

07/05/2025 06:29 - Adrien Guyot

Mirra Andreeva just turned 18. The young Russian player, who won her first two WTA 1000 titles earlier this season in Dubai and then Indian Wells, is already in the top 10 and ranks 7th this week as s...

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Andreeva, in the top 10 at 18: I try not to pay attention to the rankings

Gauff and Andreeva Train Together Ahead of Their Debut in Rome

06/05/2025 19:33 - Adrien Guyot

In recent days, Coco Gauff and Mirra Andreeva faced off in the quarterfinals of the WTA 1000 Madrid tournament. After a tightly contested first set, the American ultimately pulled ahead to win in stra...

Gauff and Andreeva Train Together Ahead of Their Debut in Rome

Norrie, Carreño Busta and De Jong Lucky Losers in Rome

06/05/2025 19:01 - Adrien Guyot

This Tuesday, three players from the men's draw withdrew from the Masters 1000 in Rome. These players are Zizou Bergs (shoulder injury), Jan-Lennard Struff (right leg injury), and Benjamin Bonzi, who ...

Norrie, Carreño Busta and De Jong Lucky Losers in Rome

Gauff reflects on her Madrid run: "I think having such a tough first round boosted my confidence"

06/05/2025 18:35 - Adrien Guyot

A finalist in Madrid in recent days, Coco Gauff has rediscovered some of her rhythm. After a tricky start to the season, the American needed a match to find her footing (against Dayana Yastremska, who...

Gauff reflects on her Madrid run: I think having such a tough first round boosted my confidence

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