What Data is Making a Real Difference on the ATP Tour with Tom Corrie

What Data is Making a Real Difference on the ATP Tour with Tom Corrie

From Control the Controllables by Dan Kiernan

November 11, 2025 · 1h 34m · Episode 270

About this episode

The episode discusses the impact of data and performance analytics on the ATP Tour with insights from Tom Corrie of TennisViz.

It´s been said for many years that data and performance analytics in tennis is way behind other sports. Not just for improving player performance but also fan engagement. One of the reasons for this is the inconsistency of how the data is presented across our industry. TennisViz is trying to correct that. Today we speak to Tm Corrie who is Head of Performance, Media and Broadcast for TennisViz. They provide data for coaches and the media for the ATP tour. In the episode you´ll hear Tom and Dan share their own personal experiences as coaches of this side of the game. They dissect some of the highest profile rivalries and get behind the numbers as to why Carlos Alcaraz seems to have Jannick Sinners number currently. We find out how their data is measured and uniformed across various ages and stages of development and who doesn’t want to know who has the ‘best’ serve in the world!? Episode Highlights: Tom reflects on his coaching journey and the decision to transition into tennis data analysis.  The challenges and opportunities in modern tennis coaching and data analytics.  The significance of shot quality measures and their impact on coaching strategies and how it´s…

People in this episode

Host: Dan Kiernan

Guest: Tom Corrie

Topics covered

  • data analytics in tennis
  • performance coaching
  • fan engagement
  • technology in sports
  • future of tennis analytics

Keywords

  • tennis data
  • performance analytics
  • coaching strategies
  • shot quality
  • player development
  • ATP Tour insights

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: TennisViz

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