Luciano Darderi threw his racket in disgust after arguing with an umpire over a decision during his Wimbledon defeat to ...

Tennis Australia created its own “skins” to represent players, chair umpires and ball persons. “The wonderful part of it is it’s the players’ actual movement.

During a frustrating afternoon at the Madrid Open, Alexander Bublik offered an unfiltered glimpse into his thoughts on how much tennis has changed in recent years. During his loss to young Czech ...

These animated versions of the matches are then synced to feature live commentary, crowd noise and chair umpire calls, plus player reactions, so they can be watched as live-streams.

Tennis Australia has transformed the world's best players into animated versions of themselves to bypass broadcast restrictions at the Australian Open. Skip to main content Skip to navigation ...

Tennis Australia's AO Animated simulcast on YouTube has been the talk of the tournament so far, ... But "skins" were created to represent players, chair umpires and ball people, ...

These clips are courtesy of AO Animated, a YouTube livestream produced by the Australian Open that delivers video-game-style broadcasts of the matches played on Melbourne Park’s three show ...

During a frustrating afternoon at the Madrid Open, Alexander Bublik offered an unfiltered glimpse into his thoughts on how much tennis has changed in recent years. During his loss to young Czech ...

During a frustrating afternoon at the Madrid Open, Alexander Bublik offered an unfiltered glimpse into his thoughts on how much tennis has changed in recent years. During his loss to young Czech ...