This main section in itself contains four sub-sections, where you can see the results for the current matches as they occur and updated live. Lastly, we have the most important part of the app, the Tour Events section, where you can find all the information related to the current ongoing tournaments. The Challenger section covers all current tournaments for the ATP Challenger Tour, the second highest level of tennis competition and where players earn ranking points to become eligible for the main ATP World Tour tournaments. In addition to that, you can use the top of the screen to see only the women’s tournaments, the men’s tournaments or the Challenger ones (more on that later). Tournaments are also labeled by their importance and by the number of points the winning player gets (250, 500 or 1000 points). Tapping on the Calendar section takes you to yearly calendar, showing you all the major upcoming events for every month including starting and ending dates. On the Rankings section, as expected, you can see the current rankings (updated every weekend, as the official one does) of the all the top world tennis players in all singles, doubles and doubles team categories showing their current points. To start, the app is divided into four main sections that take you to entirely different kinds of information about the current tennis calendar. Let’s take a look at what it has to offer for the tennis aficionado. Even better, the app not only follows the top players and big tournaments, but just about everything related to the game. But thanks to the ATP/WTA Live app for iPhone, doing so is much easier and convenient. Of course, a lot of people only follow the four big tournaments – the Grand Slams – but the truth is that there are other important tournaments going on non-stop no matter which time of the year you pick (except for the holidays in December of course).īefore though, it was kind of hard and time consuming to keep track of every player and every result.

Wta live tennis rankings