Jake James Scudder

MIAMI GARDENS — The Miami Open returns once again to cap off the Sunshine Swing. In 2025, samba dancers, Cuban sandwiches, empowerment panels, and Pride celebrations turned Hard Rock Stadium into a cultural showcase. In 2026, organizers have doubled down, adding padel, expanding heritage days, and weaving sponsors into every activation.

For years, the WTA calendar has been a puzzle with too many mismatched pieces — a global tour stretched across continents, squeezed into tight windows, and increasingly out of sync with the physical and commercial realities of the modern game. The creation of the new WTA Architecture Council is the clearest

The Australian summer of tennis was always a staple in my family. Mum would turn on Roger Federer’s matches, and I’d sit glued to the screen, watching the Swiss maestro glide across the court before unleashing that wicked one‑handed backhand. I was a young boy then, still

Emma Raducanu’s move from Nike to UNIQLO is less about apparel and more about identity. In today’s tennis marketplace, global resonance and cultural crossover are becoming as valuable as trophies. Her reported $3.5 million per year contract, plus performance bonuses, positions her as a lifestyle ambassador rather