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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

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

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

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

Tennis and Social Media: A Revolution in Fan Interaction

22/12/2025 13:18 - Arthur Millot

Instagram, Twitter, TikTok… Tennis champions now share their behind-the-scenes moments, emotions, and reflections with millions of fans. A transformation that redefines the relationship between perfor...

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Tennis and Social Media: A Revolution in Fan Interaction

"We Have Become Our Own Media": How Tennis Stars Have Taken Control of the Narrative

23/12/2025 11:51 - Arthur Millot

They win Grand Slams and millions of views. On Instagram, X, or YouTube, tennis players no longer just hit the ball: they shape their image, dictate their message, and bypass traditional media.

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When Instagram is Worth a Title: How Tennis Stars Turn Their Influence into Gold

24/12/2025 16:40 - Arthur Millot

Social media is no longer just a communication tool for tennis players: it has become a genuine source of income.

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When Instagram is Worth a Title: How Tennis Stars Turn Their Influence into Gold

Under Digital Pressure: How Tennis Stars Learn to Manage Social Media

25/12/2025 16:02 - Arthur Millot

Social media offers tennis stars a global showcase, but also a formidable trap. A wrong word, a misinterpreted like, and an entire controversy emerges.

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Under Digital Pressure: How Tennis Stars Learn to Manage Social Media

Social Media: Allies or Enemies of Athletes?

26/12/2025 16:34 - Arthur Millot

Social media can generate stress and distraction, but also, when mastered, genuine human and psychological benefits.

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Social Media: Allies or Enemies of Athletes?

From overlooked week to essential event: the Opening Week is a hit at Roland-Garros

26/12/2025 12:56 - Clément Gehl

Long ignored, the Roland-Garros qualifying week is now a major event. Between attendance records, the opening of Court Suzanne-Lenglen, and privileged access to star training sessions, the 'Opening We...

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From overlooked week to essential event: the Opening Week is a hit at Roland-Garros

Million dollar 1 point slam, training of the best players: how the Australian Open makes qualifying week attractive

25/12/2025 13:49 - Clément Gehl

Between a festive atmosphere, privileged access to stars, and an unprecedented million-dollar challenge, Melbourne reinvents the magic of tennis even before the first round.

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Million dollar 1 point slam, training of the best players: how the Australian Open makes qualifying week attractive

Rest, Pleasure, and Longevity: How Federer Adapted His Off-Season

15/12/2025 12:00 - Arthur Millot

Roger Federer, an iconic figure of the Big Three, long advocated for letting go during the off-season.

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Rest, Pleasure, and Longevity: How Federer Adapted His Off-Season

Nutrition, Pleasure, Performance: How Far Can Tennis Stars Let Go During the Off-Season?

16/12/2025 10:49 - Arthur Millot

Between extreme discipline and assumed small pleasures, the diet of professional tennis players fascinates as much as it intrigues, especially during the off-season.

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Nutrition, Pleasure, Performance: How Far Can Tennis Stars Let Go During the Off-Season?

Sinner and Alcaraz, Two Visions of Rest: Between Ibiza, the Alps, and the Quest for Vital Balance

17/12/2025 15:45 - Arthur Millot

Under the spotlight, they seem tireless. But between Ibiza, El Palmar, the Alps, and Dubai, Alcaraz and Sinner try to recharge during the off-season.

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Sinner and Alcaraz, Two Visions of Rest: Between Ibiza, the Alps, and the Quest for Vital Balance

"Without €50,000 per year, your talent is not enough": the reality of private academies

05/12/2025 18:38 - Arthur Millot

World tennis has undergone a brutal transformation: high-end private academies, now essential, display stratospheric prices.

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The Talent Drain: How Private Academies Are Stealing the Spotlight from Federations

04/12/2025 18:29 - Arthur Millot

World tennis is undergoing a transformation: federal structures are losing their grip, while private academies are gaining ground.

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The Talent Drain: How Private Academies Are Stealing the Spotlight from Federations

INSEP, Noah, Leconte: How France Created Tennis Champions in the 80s

03/12/2025 17:06 - Arthur Millot

Yannick Noah, Henri Leconte, Guy Forget… Behind Their Feats, a Visionary Federal Model.

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INSEP, Noah, Leconte: How France Created Tennis Champions in the 80s

Masters 1000, WTA Finals, Next Gen... When Saudi Arabia sets its sights on tennis

26/11/2025 20:33 - Jules Hypolite

Driven by a strategy of massive investments, Saudi Arabia is accelerating its presence in sports, with tennis as one of the main focal points.

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Masters 1000, WTA Finals, Next Gen... When Saudi Arabia sets its sights on tennis

Six Kings Slam: the Saudi exhibition where every match is worth gold

27/11/2025 20:37 - Jules Hypolite

Six matches, six stars, and staggering sums at stake: the Six Kings Slam shakes up tennis traditions.

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Six Kings Slam: the Saudi exhibition where every match is worth gold

The PIF, a New Key Player in the ATP and WTA Tours

28/11/2025 20:23 - Jules Hypolite

By becoming a partner of the ATP and WTA rankings and associating with several prestigious tournaments, the PIF, the Saudi public investment fund, is multiplying its forays into tennis.

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The PIF, a New Key Player in the ATP and WTA Tours