My favourite Grand Slam is here!! I love it because of the night matches. Hopefully we'll see a lot of 5 setters that end around 12am.

Those numbers are unsurprising. Tennis viewership in America continues to bleed but not hemorrhage ratings numbers. This piecemeal coverage between TC and Peacock TV is definitely doing the sport no favors. For whatever reason, neither TC nor Peacock TV seems especially equipped to handle a full fortnight of coverage in a way that presents an attractive, intelligent and comprehensive way.
If a sport is claiming to try to sell new stars of the game, especially when many of those new stars are not particularly magnetic, the sport should at least make matches and big tournaments more accessible to the general public. Playing peekaboo with the coverage windows will not help.

The slight rise in viewership in the men’s final from last year seems to indicate that people may have regarded Nadal’s victory in last year’s RG final as inevitable but gave the returning finalist a little more of a chance this year.

A dig at pickle ball? Does the Tennis Channel know about this?

Travis Scott & John McEnroe “Rebel Like the OG” for the Nike Attack OG. 🎾 pic.twitter.com/ePDau70FdX

— Complex Sneakers (@ComplexSneakers) June 18, 2023

Emma Raducanu reveals she sometimes wishes she never won US Open

 

The worst part of the tennis season. Why you ask?

The brits yelling...come on Andy. One match and I'm already sick of it.😂

^^

That's easily avoided though. Just don't watch Andy Murray's matches....

Regardless of how/what one thinks of Kyrgios, this is an inexcusable comment.

The way wh!te people can be so racist. It’s actually mad. pic.twitter.com/364Z0Bc52e

— Tezza | Sabalenka’s Reign (@RezzaTezza) June 23, 2023

Generalizations spoke from this twitter account aside, just an asinine comment. Tennis wishes it could garner half the attention and interest that the NBA summons.

3 hours ago, DramatistDreamer said:

Regardless of how/what one thinks of Kyrgios, this is an inexcusable comment.

Generalizations spoke from this twitter account aside, just an asinine comment. Tennis wishes it could garner half the attention and interest that the NBA summons.

 

Word salad.

1 hour ago, Faulkner said:

Word salad.

Exactly. Some people are asking whether ChatGPT wrote that statement. I know that maybe some of those people are joking or being sarcastic but honestly, it wouldn’t surprise me if this were the case. 

The husband of former Top 5 player Amanda Coetzer has testified in the corruption trial of PM Netanyahu.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/hollywood-producer-testifies-about-supply-line-of-gifts-at-netanyahus-corruption-trial

 

On 6/7/2023 at 11:06 AM, DramatistDreamer said:

Seeing what has just happened with the PGA Tour and its merging with the Saudi owned LIV Golf Tour makes me concerned that tennis could definitely be vulnerable to a similar cash grab, as tennis always seems ready to align themselves with questionable figures.

Ahem ahem ahh uh ahh…let me clear my throat-

 

BREAKING 🚨

As reported by the Daily Mail, Saudi Arabia is currently in talks with ATP Tour as they seek to acquire a stake in the world of tennis with their Public Investment Fund.

Keep in mind that Saudi Arabia will likely host this year's Next Gen Finals as well. pic.twitter.com/0bAmNE6OtB

— Relevant Tennis (@RelevantTennis) June 24, 2023

17 minutes ago, DramatistDreamer said:

Ahem ahem ahh uh ahh…let me clear my throat-

 

Monkey see monkey do

Ironic when the ATP play and ratings are in the sh!ts!

18 hours ago, Soapsuds said:

Monkey see monkey do

Ironic when the ATP play and ratings are in the sh!ts!

Saudi Arabia has been trying to find a way into tennis for a few years, particularly men’s tennis. Remember when they tried to hold those exhibitions which resulted in backlash against the participating players? The tennis establishment as greedy as they are, must of gotten envious of the overtures being made to the PGA and decided to allow the Saudi Wealth Fund to court the ATP.

The WTA worked out a deal for pay parity for the 1000 and 500 tournaments— the catch, it won’t be completed until 2033.

Pay Equity Is Officially Coming to Tennis. Eventually

Steve Simon, for all his faults as a head administrator, knows that today’s WTA tournament has a problem with recognizable faces at the top of the rankings.