It's my channel and I'll change what I want to; a Tennis Channel would rescue the sport from tubular hell

Article Abstract:

The merits of a Tennis Channel would include broadcasting complete tennis tournaments, introducing more tennis players, employing only two broadcasters per tournament and utilizing more creative camera angles.

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The best and worst of TV tennis 1995

Article Abstract:

Tennis received widespread media coverage in 1995, making it the year's most prominent sport. The highlights of tennis on television in 1995, including events and personalities, are presented.

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The best & worst of TV tennis

Article Abstract:

Television coverage of professional tennis is evaluated. Highlights include best and worst tournament coverage, announcer, comeback and advertising.

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