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Mouratoglou and Stich offer opposing views over PTPA action - Racquet Point

Mouratoglou and Stich offer opposing views over PTPA action

The debate over fair revenue distribution in professional tennis has once again taken center stage, sparked by a LinkedIn post from renowned coach Patrick Mouratoglou and a pointed response from former Wimbledon champion Michael Stich. Mouratoglou, a vocal advocate for...

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Reilly Opelka Fined $80,000 at Indian Wells: The Full Story - Racquet Point

Reilly Opelka Fined $80,000 at Indian Wells: The Full Story

The Opelka's Incident at Indian Wells American tennis player Reilly Opelka found himself in hot water during the 2025 BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells. In his first-round match against Roman Safiullin on March 5, 2025, Opelka lost 7-5, 6-4...

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PTPA’s Jim Quinn Slams ATP, WTA: Tennis Reform Won’t Ruin the Sport - Racquet Point

PTPA’s Jim Quinn Slams ATP, WTA: Tennis Reform Won’t Ruin the Sport

In a recent video statement, Jim Quinn, a seasoned lawyer representing the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA), took aim at the resistance to change within professional tennis, drawing parallels to battles he’s fought in other major sports leagues. Addressing anticipated...

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Jannik Sinner’s Return Looms: Can the World No. 1 Reclaim His Throne? - Racquet Point

Jannik Sinner’s Return Looms: Can the World No. 1 Reclaim His Throne?

March 24, 2025 – With just around 20 days until Jannik Sinner can resume training on April 13, and 42 days until his competitive return on May 4, the tennis world is buzzing with anticipation. The 23-year-old Italian, currently atop...

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PTPA Escalates Legal Battle Against ATP, Files Motion to Stop Alleged Illegal Player Coercion - Racquet Point

PTPA Escalates Legal Battle Against ATP, Files Motion to Stop Alleged Illegal Player Coercion

The Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA), led by Executive Director Ahmad Nassar, has intensified its legal fight against the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) and other tennis governing bodies. In a bold move late Friday, the PTPA files motion against...

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Tennis Players Take a Stand: PTPA Lawsuits Expose Systemic Abuse by Governing Bodies - Racquet Point

Tennis Players Take a Stand: PTPA Lawsuits Expose Systemic Abuse by Governing Bodies

Tennis, a sport celebrated for its grace and athleticism, is facing a reckoning. On March 18, 2025, the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA), backed by over 250 top men’s and women’s players—including a majority of the Top 20—launched a series...

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Tennis at a Crossroads: The Doping Dilemmas of Iga Swiatek and Jannik Sinner - Racquet Point

Tennis at a Crossroads: The Doping Dilemmas of Iga Swiatek and Jannik Sinner

The tennis world has been rocked by doping controversies involving two of its brightest stars, Iga Swiatek and Jannik Sinner. These cases have not only raised questions about the integrity of the sport but also spotlighted the differing outcomes for...

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New Shot Clock Rule Stirs Controversy Among ATP Players - Racquet Point

New Shot Clock Rule Stirs Controversy Among ATP Players

In recent tennis tournaments, a significant rule change regarding the timing between points has become a focal point of discussion and discontent among ATP players. Traditionally, the 25-second serve clock began once the chair umpire announced the score, allowing players...

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Is Electronic Line Calling the Future of Tennis? - Racquet Point

Is Electronic Line Calling the Future of Tennis?

By Shimil Umesh Ever feel like tennis matches can hinge on a single call? Yeah, me too. And let’s be honest, we’ve all seen players getting into arguments with the chair umpire, calling for supervisors and even breaking their racquets....

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