Jonathan Dureko
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 27 Jan
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And there's this constant threat of higher tariffs for India.
So both sides have felt this urgency to try and get this deal over the line to try and
Well, that's a good question.
We've not quite got to the bottom of it yet.
So players are allowed to wear these during matches on the ATP Tour and the WTA Tour, but Grand Slams don't allow it.
And we think that's because they've not got a collective agreement at the moment to allow these devices, which are known as wearables, to be used by players to collect data and help benefit them in terms of their conditioning.
Not at Grand Slams.
These are not permitted at the moment.
As I said, they are permitted in tour matches and it's that inconsistency which has baffled quite a lot of people, to be honest.
I think in the near future that the Grand Slams will decide that it is fine, but it's just a matter of them, the four Grand Slams, that's Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open, all getting around a table and deciding that these wearables are fine for the players to use at the four majors.
Well, player welfare has been a big discussion point in tennis for a long time, actually, and that's the physical and mental demands.
So these devices allow them to track things like heart rates, blood pressure, breathing and also sleep.
So they think it's going to be really beneficial for them to be able to track this data 24-7, collect it,
and then make informed decisions about their physical condition.
Yeah, that's right.
I mean, the technology is new or newer, and it plays a big part in things.
I mean, a lot of listeners will have these devices, and they use them during their exercise.
Technology is obviously there, and in tennis and within sports scientists in tennis, they're kind of thinking, well, why is this not allowed?
Because in American sports, particularly athletics,
NFL, MLB and NBA they collect data from all their athletes and across the teams and then they're able to make these uniform decisions and effect change you know rule changes in areas as well so people want to use it more.
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