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Australian Open 2022: Djokovic Deported, Field Wide Open – But Nadal's Path Stays Brutal
22/01/2026 16:44 - Arthur Millot
Australian Open 2022 Kicks Off in Chaos: Djokovic Expelled Over Visa Drama, Tournament Loses King but Brims with Uncertainty
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Australian Open 2022: Djokovic Deported, Field Wide Open – But Nadal's Path Stays Brutal
Nadal in 2021: The Year His Career Nearly Ended Due to a Chronic Foot Injury
21/01/2026 18:30 - Arthur Millot
In Fall 2021, Rafael Nadal Doubted His Future in Tennis. Plagued by a Chronic Foot Condition, His Career Hung in the Balance Once Again.
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Nadal in 2021: The Year His Career Nearly Ended Due to a Chronic Foot Injury
Why Modern Tennis Feels More Predictable: 20 Years of Slower Courts, Heavier Balls, and Optimized Athletes
17/01/2026 13:11 - Arthur Millot
Pro Tennis Transformed in 20 Years: Slower Surfaces, Heavier Balls, Fitter Players – Has the Game Lost Its Diversity and Magic?
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Why Modern Tennis Feels More Predictable: 20 Years of Slower Courts, Heavier Balls, and Optimized Athletes
Australian Open 1983: How Money Changed Everything — 'That's Why We Came'
15/01/2026 20:31 - Jules Hypolite
In 1983, the Australian Open Fights for Survival. Deserted by Top Stars, It Bets on Unprecedented Prize Money to Attract the Best. Result: McEnroe, Lendl, and Wilander Arrive, Launching a New Era.
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Australian Open 1983: How Money Changed Everything — 'That's Why We Came'
The Origins of the Australian Open: A Tournament's Long Quest for Prestige
12/01/2026 20:12 - Jules Hypolite
Before Hosting Tennis Legends, the Australian Open Was a Traveling Event Dominated by Local Players
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The Origins of the Australian Open: A Tournament's Long Quest for Prestige
'The Schedule Was a Mess': McEnroe Explains Why Top Stars Skipped the Australian Open
14/01/2026 20:59 - Jules Hypolite
Holiday Clashes Drove Stars Away: McEnroe Reveals How Absurd Dates Hurt the Australian Open for Years
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'The Schedule Was a Mess': McEnroe Explains Why Top Stars Skipped the Australian Open
Melbourne Park's Billion-Dollar Bet: How It Transformed the Australian Open
16/01/2026 20:34 - Jules Hypolite
Massive Investments and Tech Innovations Propel Australian Open as Tennis' Most Visionary Tournament
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Melbourne Park's Billion-Dollar Bet: How It Transformed the Australian Open
Modern Tennis: How the Game Became Uniform and Lost Its Legendary Contrasts
13/01/2026 14:12 - Arthur Millot
Serve-and-Volley Is Now Just a Memory, Even on Wimbledon Grass. Behind This Disappearance Lies a Deliberate Transformation That Has Redrawn the Face of Global Tennis.
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Modern Tennis: How the Game Became Uniform and Lost Its Legendary Contrasts
One-Handed Backhand Nearing Extinction: Federer, Wawrinka, Thiem—The Artists Who Resisted the Norm
14/01/2026 18:00 - Arthur Millot
Federer, Wawrinka, Thiem, Tsitsipas: They Mastered the One-Handed Backhand—But at What Cost?
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One-Handed Backhand Nearing Extinction: Federer, Wawrinka, Thiem—The Artists Who Resisted the Norm
Djokovic, Nadal, Medvedev: The Faces of Tennis Transformed into a Science of Optimization
15/01/2026 19:27 - Arthur Millot
Nadal, Djokovic, Medvedev... Each Embodies the Evolution of Tennis into a Quest for Absolute Efficiency
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Djokovic, Nadal, Medvedev: The Faces of Tennis Transformed into a Science of Optimization
Pospisil Reveals PTPA's Goal: 'Create an Independent Voice for Players' in Lawsuit Against Tennis Governing Bodies
16/01/2026 17:14 - Adrien Guyot
PTPA, co-founded by Novak Djokovic and Vasek Pospisil, pushes for change in pro tennis. Canadian star details the aim of their March 2025 legal action against the sport's governing bodies.
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Pospisil Reveals PTPA's Goal: 'Create an Independent Voice for Players' in Lawsuit Against Tennis Governing Bodies
Beyond the Grand Slams: The Rise of the Masters 1000 Tournaments
06/01/2026 12:16 - Arthur Millot
Indian Wells, Miami, Madrid, Montreal... These aren't Grand Slams, but they're still huge hits with tennis fans.
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Beyond the Grand Slams: The Rise of the Masters 1000 Tournaments
Tennis Fan Favorites: Grand Slams' Unrivaled Reign
05/01/2026 11:31 - Arthur Millot
2024 Grand Slams Shatter Records with 3.36M Fans and Nearly 2B Global Viewers
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Tennis Fan Favorites: Grand Slams' Unrivaled Reign
Court Surfaces: A Global (and Often Cultural) Preference
08/01/2026 17:13 - Arthur Millot
Each Surface Tells a Different Story: Clay for Strategists, Grass for Purists, and Hard Courts for Intensity Lovers
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Court Surfaces: A Global (and Often Cultural) Preference
Medvedev Calls Sinner 'a Machine' After World No. 1 Crushes Him 6-0, 6-3
07/01/2026 10:43 - Adrien Guyot
Sinner Flips Script on Medvedev After Years of Losses: Breakthrough in Beijing 2023 Leaves Russian Doubting His Game
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Medvedev Calls Sinner 'a Machine' After World No. 1 Crushes Him 6-0, 6-3
Monfils on 20-0 Djokovic Nightmare: 'When He Plays Me, He Has a Feeling I Can't Match'
06/01/2026 19:22 - Adrien Guyot
20 Matches, 20 Losses: Gaël Monfils Confides on Djokovic Rivalry, Frustration and Hope to End the Curse
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Monfils on 20-0 Djokovic Nightmare: 'When He Plays Me, He Has a Feeling I Can't Match'
Australian Open 2014 Heat Crisis: 'I Couldn't Stand Up Anymore' — When Extreme Temperatures Brought Players to Their Knees
09/01/2026 20:39 - Jules Hypolite
Australian Open 2014's Scorching Nightmare: Players Collapsing, Multiple Heat-Related Incidents, and Officials Refusing to Halt Play Despite 43°C Court Temperatures
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Australian Open 2014 Heat Crisis: 'I Couldn't Stand Up Anymore' — When Extreme Temperatures Brought Players to Their Knees
Australian Open's Extreme Heat Policy and Retractable Roofs: How It Pioneered Player Protection Against Scorching Conditions
08/01/2026 20:22 - Jules Hypolite
From EHP Introduction to Retractable Roofs, Australian Open Continuously Evolves Heat Safety Measures for Players
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Australian Open's Extreme Heat Policy and Retractable Roofs: How It Pioneered Player Protection Against Scorching Conditions
“I'll make you an omelette for breakfast!”: when Tsonga alone sums up the scorching hell of Melbourne
05/01/2026 21:29 - Jules Hypolite
In Melbourne, the extreme heat regularly exceeds 40 degrees and becomes a full-fledged opponent, symbol of a climatic hell summed up by a famous phrase from Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
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“I'll make you an omelette for breakfast!”: when Tsonga alone sums up the scorching hell of Melbourne
Hopman Cup: A Tournament Born to Challenge Conventions Through Mixed Competition
29/12/2025 20:25 - Jules Hypolite
Founded in the late 1980s, the Hopman Cup quickly marked a break in professional tennis by placing mixed competition at the heart of its format.
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Hopman Cup: A Tournament Born to Challenge Conventions Through Mixed Competition
The Hopman Cup, the former showcase of stars before the Australian Open
31/12/2025 20:22 - Jules Hypolite
Mythical duos, unforgettable champions: the Hopman Cup has seen the greatest names in men's and women's tennis pass through.
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The Hopman Cup, the former showcase of stars before the Australian Open
ATP Cup: How the ATP Wanted to Challenge the Davis Cup and Revolutionize the Start of the Season
01/01/2026 20:25 - Jules Hypolite
When the ATP Decides to Compete with the Davis Cup, the Entire Tennis Calendar is Shaken Up. Three Cities, 24 Nations, ATP Points at Stake... and a Concept that Appeals to the Greatest.
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ATP Cup: How the ATP Wanted to Challenge the Davis Cup and Revolutionize the Start of the Season
"A Strategic Collaboration": The United Cup, the Joint Venture of the ATP and WTA
02/01/2026 21:30 - Jules Hypolite
Born from the ashes of the ATP Cup and directly inspired by the Hopman Cup, the United Cup electrifies the tennis world at the start of each season by bringing men and women together under one flag.
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Between Sport and Spectacle: How Networks Redefine the Hierarchy of Information
01/01/2026 17:47 - Arthur Millot
Social networks no longer just comment on tennis: they are redefining its codes.
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Between Sport and Spectacle: How Networks Redefine the Hierarchy of Information
Social Media: Players Under Influence and Sometimes Under Pressure
31/12/2025 16:08 - Arthur Millot
Behind the Scenes of the Circuit, the Battle Is No Longer Just Played with Racket in Hand, It's Also Lived on Social Media.
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Social Media: Players Under Influence and Sometimes Under Pressure
Tennis 2.0: How Twitter and TikTok Now Dictate the Tempo of Major Tournaments
29/12/2025 13:54 - Arthur Millot
In the past, analyses waited until the next day. Today, a single tweet can change the perception of a match, and tennis now lives to the rhythm of notifications.
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Tennis 2.0: How Twitter and TikTok Now Dictate the Tempo of Major Tournaments
From Performance to Virality: How Social Media Transforms the Sports Perspective
30/12/2025 11:36 - Arthur Millot
Once judged by experts, tennis is now narrated through hashtags and viral videos. When a technical gesture becomes an online phenomenon, the boundary between performance and popularity fades away. A s...
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From Performance to Virality: How Social Media Transforms the Sports Perspective
Lottie Dod, the Forgotten Pioneer: When a Champion Challenged the Best Male Players in 1888
22/12/2025 21:22 - Jules Hypolite
At the end of the 19th century, a teenager shook up the certainties of a sport dominated by men. Lottie Dod, a five-time Wimbledon champion, triumphed over male champions and etched her name into hist...
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Lottie Dod, the Forgotten Pioneer: When a Champion Challenged the Best Male Players in 1888
"Man is the supreme king": The day Bobby Riggs humiliated Margaret Court on Mother's Day
23/12/2025 20:36 - Jules Hypolite
In 1973, a 55-year-old former champion provoked the women's tennis world with sexist remarks from another era. A few weeks later, he humiliated Margaret Court in the first Battle of the Sexes.
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The Battle of the Sexes: The Day Billie Jean King Changed the History of Women's Tennis
24/12/2025 20:22 - Jules Hypolite
Under the world's spotlight, Billie Jean King transformed a simple match into a symbol of equality. Facing Bobby Riggs, provocative and self-assured, she delivered much more than a victory: a revoluti...
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The Battle of the Sexes: The Day Billie Jean King Changed the History of Women's Tennis