Tennis data, with explicit context | Data for Tennis API Documentation

Read matches, players, tournament editions, points and statistics through a single Data for Tennis contract. Keep the release, quality and metric definitions alongside every result so another researcher can reproduce your query.

The current service is an authenticated beta available at https://api.datafortennis.com. Use your authorized Bearer credential over normal HTTPS. The service is reached through Cloudflare; the API origin and database are private. A live RapidAPI listing is not available yet.

The historical research release is a selected singles and doubles corpus. Read its coverage and manifest before choosing a cohort. Its release name does not establish the latest date available in every data family.

What you can read

Surface	Resources
Catalogue	Datasets, releases, recurring tournaments, editions, draws and players
Match facts	Singles and doubles sides, results, set scores and calendar dates
Point facts	Ordered points, serving side, score states and available outcomes
Statistics	Match/set metrics with units and available ratio operands
Enrichment	Rally categories, reconstructed lengths, stroke summaries and clocks
Research	Player match history, exact-player/team H2H and corpus player-season aggregates
Reproducibility	Snapshot cursors, bounded change feeds and private export jobs

Coverage varies by release, discipline, season and family. Accepted point rows are not a certificate of complete point replay. Stroke summaries are not shot sequences. Relative elapsed time is not an observed UTC instant.

Start with a release

List the releases available to your credential, choose one, then use its ID in every data query. Discover a match from the catalogue and read its points, statistics and coverage at that snapshot. The API version and data release are independent.

This documentation describes the implemented contract, not a complete world calendar, real-time feed or verified official career record. Read the release manifest and the coverage resources before comparing cohorts.