Inside the business of Roland-Garros 2026
From Warner Bros Discovery’s global media push to Amazon’s growing role in premium tennis coverage, Roland-Garros continues to evolve into one of sport’s most...
Sideline Moves: Manchester United star Maguire starts AI tech venture
Welcome to Sideline Moves, Insider Sport’s weekly roundup spotlighting the key moves shaping the business of sport.Every Friday, we bring you the latest executive...
From data to prediction: Tennis betting’s next evolution
As Roland Garros approaches, Sportradar and ATP data partners point to a shift towards predictive models, richer player markets and growing safeguarding challenges across...
Italy to launch Wimbledon warm-up event after ATP licence acquisition
The Italian federation’s purchase of a Brussels-based tournament licence signals further expansion of the country’s footprint on the ATP calendar, with Milan and San...
Partnership playbook: HUGO BOSS, Meta, SPAR, Superbet and more
Welcome to Insider Sport's latest edition of the Partnership Playbook, where we bring you the details on some of the latest sports partnerships and...
IBIA flags 70 suspicious betting alerts in Q1
Lower-tier competitions and globally fragmented markets continue to account for a significant share of integrity risks, according to the latest data from the IBIA.Integrity...
Wimbledon wins High Court battle to expand its facilities
Wimbledon host, The All England Club, has cleared a major legal hurdle in its plans to build 28 new courts and a public park,...
Why the BBC is being pushed to rethink its Wimbledon coverage
As viewing habits fragment and highlights culture grows, questions are emerging about whether even sport’s most established broadcast models are evolving fast enoughThe BBC...
Six and counting: Folliot banned in tennis fixing scandal
Quentin Folliot becomes the sixth tennis player sanctioned in a widening match‑fixing investigation.The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) announced on December 11 that Quentin...
Rugby, cricket, tennis ‘low risk’ under new gambling ad rules
Despite recent efforts to engage younger audiences, rugby, cricket and tennis are classified as low-risk sports for advertisementing gambling to under-18s.The UK Advertising Standards...