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Hosted by Alex · sports · EN · 41 episodes
The Tennis News Podcast by Racquet Point Podcast delivers the latest in ATP and WTA news taking you to the heart of professional tennis.
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Tennis News Podcast by Racquet Point
<p>Tennis Players demand fair pay from Grand Slams as ATP CEO Calvelli quits and Charleston Open doubles prize money. PTPA leads tennis reform in 2025. Visit us at Racquet Point</p>
Tennis News Podcast by Racquet Point
<p>Top players like Novak Djokovic, Jannik Sinner and Sabalenka are rallying for more pay and power, Wimbledon's swapping line judges for tech, and rising stars Alexandra Eala and Jakub Mensik are rewriting history. From Coco Gauff’s off-court empire to Iga Swiatek’s tough week, we’re serving up the drama, triumphs, and debates you need to know. Tune in for your weekly ace of tennis news! Visit us on Racquet Point</p>
Tennis News Podcast by Racquet Point
<p>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 players’ rights and a supporter of the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA), used his platform to highlight the inequities in the sport’s financial structure, while Stich countered with a perspective shaped by his experiences as both a former player and a tournament promoter.</p><p><br></p><p>Visit Racquet Point</p>
Tennis News Podcast by Racquet Point
<p>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 amid a dispute over poor lighting conditions. Frustrated by the lack of visibility, he confronted the chair umpire, refusing to continue play until the lights were turned on. He even requested a medical timeout to underscore his point. Eventually, the lights were activated, but the damage was done—Opelka was hit with an $80,000 fine by the ATP.</p><p>Visit us at Racquet Point</p>
Tennis News Podcast by Racquet Point
<p>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 pushback from the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) and the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA), Quinn dismissed claims that reforms would spell disaster for the sport as exaggerated and unfounded.</p><p><br></p>
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