Latest posts by Bren Gray

Next Gen ATP Finals Preview: Who’s playing, and who’s favorite?

Written by: Bren Gray |

The 2024 Next Gen ATP Finals are taking place a bit later in the year, but they’re the perfect close to the season for some of the youngest tennis stars out there. Let’s take a closer look at what might happen this year. Next Gen ATP Finals participants There are a couple of rules on […]

Why 2025 could be Australia’s year at the Australian Open

Written by: Bren Gray |

The 2025 Australian Open is only a few weeks away, and host country Australia are putting forward one of their strongest contingents of players ever. We breakdown some of the main Aussie title contenders, and look at why 2025 could be Australia’s year at the Australian Open. Alex de Minaur is one of those players […]

Women’s early 2025 Australian Open odds: Who’s overrated, and who’s underrated?

Written by: Bren Gray |

The first Grand Slam of the season is only weeks away and, as always, it’s the Australian Open. Tennis betting sites have released their odds, so let’s take a look at which players might be overrated and which might be underrated. This is subject to change because we’re quite a bit away from January 12th […]

Early 2025 Australian Open odds: Who’s overrated, and who’s underrated?

Written by: Bren Gray |

The first Grand Slam of the 2025 season gets underway in a month’s time, with the Australian Open starting in Melbourne on Sunday, 12 January. Tennis bookmakers have released their betting markets, so let’s take a closer look at the early Australian Open odds to see which players are overrated and which players are underrated.  […]

Interesting stats from the 2024 ATP and WTA season

Written by: Bren Gray |

The 2024 tennis season is all done and dusted. Yet again, it was a fascinating year on the ATP and WTA Tours, with plenty of impressive performances and records broken. Join us as we take a look at some of the most interesting stats that took place in 2024. We have to start with the […]

Is on-court coaching ruining tennis?

Written by: Bren Gray |

Coaching in tennis has been a very contentious issue in 2024. With a rule change coming late last year permitting coaching during matches, opinions have been split. For the majority of tennis’ history, it hasn’t been something overly prevalent. Coaching always existed as part of tennis, but in the past, it was sanctioned heavily. It […]

Why Nadal’s 14 French Open titles will never be beaten

Written by: Bren Gray |

With Rafael Nadal retiring in 2024, plenty has been made of his excellence over the past two decades. None more so than his incredible record at the French Open, where the Spaniard won the title 14 times over his career. As new stars emerge on the ATP Tour, we look at why this is one […]

Have Tennis Balls Actually Gotten Worse, or Is It Just Medvedev?

Written by: Bren Gray |

The last time Daniil Medvedev went a season without winning a title, TikTok was the sound that clocks made, coronavirus was what happened when you drank too many Mexican beers, and Donald Trump had just become president. That’s right: for the first time since 2017, Medvedev had a titleless year. Why? If you ask him, […]

What each of the ATP top 10 need to improve before 2025

Written by: Bren Gray |

The ATP Tour is officially over, we’re now in the offseason and looking forward to the 2025 season. While this part of the season doesn’t feature much tennis, it’s a vital part of the calendar. This is when players lay the groundwork for next season, which begins with a bang in January. What should each […]

Why Murray Coaching Djokovic Is a Stroke of Genius

Written by: Bren Gray |

One of the most shocking news in recent times in tennis was Novak Djokovic appointing Andy Murray as his coach. It’s not so much shocking as in “why”, but more so shocking that it actually happened. The why can be easily explained, and we’re going to do that in the paragraphs below, but how it […]