French Open men’s final hits 20-year viewership low absent major stars
Alexander Zverev's win averaged just 1.3 million viewers across TNT and truTV.
Alexander Zverev's win averaged just 1.3 million viewers across TNT and truTV.
The network continues to impress in its second year producing the grand slam.
Courier’s success is a reminder that commentary takes far more than simply being a former professional athlete.
"If you don’t show up, you can’t win."
"It's such a weird thing to ask."
The turning point of Novak Djokovic's stunning French Open exit may have been a tense encounter with a cameraman.
"Tennis lost a wonderful journalist and a great person."
Top players will refuse interviews with the French Open media and the primary rights holders, TNT Sports and Eurosport.
The McEnroes will be able to select which matches they watch during the whip-around show.
"It’s not on the market. We don’t need investments. We don’t need anything."
"It's something we will not change this year in terms of any cameras that we can add."
In spite of being almost 60, ESPN tennis commentator Patrick McEnroe thinks he could easily handle Arnya Sabalenka on the court.
"I honestly, I saw a tweet that said I should go to the net more."
"He decided to take a poop right next to someone's locker that I'm not a big fan of... He knew the vibes were sus."
"What's the problem for Alcaras and Fonseca start later?"
Chris Eubanks really didn't appreciate CoCo Vandeweghe bragging about having a faster serve speed in a bizarre Tennis Channel moment.
The WTA installed the first "Rage Room" at the ATX Open so players can have outbursts in private hidden from cameras.
The network is looking to join other stores, like Roku's, to expand its reach.
Eubanks signed a three-year deal and will debut at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells on March 4.
The former world No. 1 wasn't willing to sacrifice anything for his podcast audience.
The 2003 US Open champion will make his debut at Wimbledon in June and cover Wimbledon and the US Open.
The tournament will review any behind-the-scenes footage before it is transmitted to the broadcast, however.
Carlos Alcaraz's four-set win over Novak Djokovic averaged 730,000 viewers on ESPN.
"I find it a little bit disrespectful that you kind of miss out on what happened in between... I don't feel like I'm chasing."
"I tried to go somewhere where I thought there wasn’t a camera because I don’t necessarily like breaking rackets."