The Business of Tennis
Charleston Open will pay women same as men starting in 2026
By Apr 06, 2025The Business of Tennis
ITF to change name to World Tennis in bid for "clearer identity"
By Oct 16, 2025The Business of Tennis
USTA bets big on coaching to sustain tennis’ pandemic-era boom
By Oct 15, 2025The Business of Tennis
Iga Swiatek now has the second-most career prize money in WTA history, after Serena Williams
By Oct 13, 2025The Business of Tennis
Carlos Alcaraz’s 2023 Wimbledon winning racquet poised to break auction record
By Oct 10, 2025The Business of Tennis
Carlos Alcaraz reportedly set to unveil custom logo at ATP Finals
By Oct 09, 2025The Business of Tennis
Carlos Alcaraz adds $1 million Australian Open ‘one point’ challenge to packed schedule
By Oct 09, 2025The Business of Tennis
Top ATP, WTA players push Grand Slams again in bid for more money and more say
By Sep 24, 2025The Business of Tennis
Carlos Alcaraz surpasses 50 million dollars in career prize money after winning the US Open
By Sep 08, 2025The Business of Tennis
Stacey Allaster ends her run as US Open tournament director after having the position since 2020
By Sep 07, 2025Charleston Open will pay women same as men starting in 2026
Credit One Bank will remain the title partner through 2031, and Charleston will be the first standalone WTA 500 tournament to voluntarily increase prize money prior to the 2033 deadline.
Published Apr 06, 2025