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Gaudenzi: “Linear programming wasn’t a good fit for tennis”

In the latest video interview from SportBusiness, ATP chairman, Andrea Gaudenzi, speaks to Europe editor Ben Cronin about plans to resume the international tennis tour in August and his vision to centralise the sport’s media rights and data.

To read the full interview with Andrea Gaudenzi, click here. 

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