Charlie Eccleshare is a tennis writer at The Athletic. With a strong background in sports journalism, he has previously covered soccer as the Tottenham Hotspur correspondent and has a keen focus on individual sports and sports tournaments. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The New York Times, Yahoo Sports, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Charlie Eccleshare's articles predominantly cover sports, with a focus on football and the Tottenham Hotspur team. His coverage includes event coverage, expert commentary, breaking news, and announcements related to player performances, injuries, and transfers within the football world.
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By: Charlie Eccleshare
What are the expansion plans for Wimbledon, and why is there so much opposition?
By: Charlie Eccleshare
The 2023 Wimbledon champion received a lengthy suspension for refusing a test. This is why, and what the case means for tennis.
By: Charlie Eccleshare
Like every sport, tennis has its gray areas - and players who will exploit them more than others.
By: Charlie Eccleshare
The 2023 Wimbledon champion received a lengthy suspension for refusing a test. This is why, and what the case means for tennis.
By: Charlie Eccleshare
The sisters, who won 14 Grand Slam doubles together, will return to the biggest stadium in American tennis.
By: Charlie Eccleshare
For the first time in history, not a single player with a one-handed backhand has reached a major semifinal in a calendar year.
By: Charlie Eccleshare
The antitrust lawsuit filed in March 2025 against tennis' governing bodies by the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) intended to completely remake the sport and transform how its athletes are treated and remunerated.
By: James Hansen, Charlie Eccleshare
Monfils' last professional match came at the 2026 U.S. Open, though he may yet be honored in Paris.
By: Charlie Eccleshare
The relationship between player and coach can be transformative or combustible, sometimes both. So how do they start?
By: Charlie Eccleshare
The 36-year-old Romanian reached the highest ranking of her career — in her final year on tour.
