The Business of the Tennis Grand Slams 2025

The "Business of the Tennis Grand Slams 2025" report is part of the the analyst's 'Business of' series of sport competition profiles. The report takes a deep dive into the most prized competitions in the world of professional tennis. The report explores the biggest rights linked to these four tournaments known as the slams - the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon Championships and US Open. Specifically, it looks at the main media and sponsorship rights across these tournaments, as well as a breakdown of the main kit suppliers across the top 32 ranked players on the ATP and WTA Tours. The report also looks at the social media followings of these slams and the potential ticket revenue across its competition fortnight.

The Wimbledon Championships hit a slam-high peak audience on BBC (domestic audiences) of 7.5 million in 2024. The London-based championships is linked to the highest revenue generated from sponsorship, at $124.7 million across its 17 deals. Nike are the most prominent kit supplier across the highest ranked male and female players.

A breakdown of the main media rights associated with the slams. A breakdown of some of the main media facts and figures offered from the most recent editions of each tournament. A breakdown of the slam sponsors. Kit supplier deals. Ticket revenue. Social media figures.

Scope

• The main aims of this report is to highlight commercial landscape across the most popular tennis tournaments in the world. The report breaks down these commercial partnerships by slam and offers an extensive breakdown of the biggest deals associated with them.

Reasons to Buy

• Tennis is a global sport and its four slams take place throughout the year and cover three continents. The report takes an in-depth look at the main commercial sources of revenue for each of the slams individually, before offering comparative analysis.