Whole New Ball Game: Players like Jannik Sinner have to play with tennis balls from different brands at each ATP Tour stop. But under a new plan, ball sponsorships will be grouped together across ...
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Holger Rune explains why the new balls have affected ATP tour
Rune will face Hungarian ace Marton Fucsovics on his debut at the Stockholm ATP 250, a tournament that should suit his game ...
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The Slow Death of Speed in Men’s Tennis
Players say modern balls have become too slow, too heavy, and too inconsistent. The data and the injuries suggest they’re ...
The Brazilian won the biggest title of his career in Basel, Switzerland, continuing on a similar trajectory to the best in ...
Welcome back to the Monday Tennis Briefing, where The Athletic will explain the stories behind the stories from the past week on court. This week, the ATP and WTA tournaments in Beijing came to a ...
The kingdom’s Six Kings Slam, complete with a gold racket trophy and $6 million in prize money, is reigniting talk of a ...
HALLE, Germany—In 1993, an ambitious vision shared by Gerhard Weber, Ralf Weber and Udo Hardieck was officially born in Halle (Westphalia) when the first tennis ball was hit at the inaugural Gerry ...
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