The Tennis Freaks welcomes tips, corrections, pitches and collaboration ideas from readers who care about Canadian tennis. Whether you spotted a stat that needs updating after the latest Grand Slam, you want to suggest a Canadian pro for a profile, or you have a primary source that improves an existing page, the contact form below is the place to start.
We read every message that comes in. Response times vary with tour schedules — Grand Slam weeks and the National Bank Open get busy — but we try to reply within a few days.
How to Reach Us
The contact form on this page is the primary way to get in touch. It sends your message directly to the editorial inbox. Include enough detail that we can act on your note without a follow-up round — the name of the player, the specific claim or page, and where you saw the corrected information if it is a factual update.
We do not publish an inbox address on the site to keep the signal-to-noise ratio workable. The form handles the same job without the scraping problem.
Pitching a Player Profile
If you think we have overlooked a Canadian tennis pro, tell us who, and give us something to work with: a ranking, a junior result, a Davis Cup or Billie Jean King Cup selection, a doubles title, or a national team call-up. We lean toward players with professional-level results, but we will look at strong junior cases if the evidence is there.
Established pros are also fair game for deeper profiles — if you have reporting angles or archival material on Raonic, Bouchard, Pospisil, Shapovalov, Andreescu or anyone else already on the site, pitch it.
Suggesting Corrections or Updates
Corrections are welcome and taken seriously. Point us to the specific page and paragraph, describe the issue, and cite a source we can verify. We update pages directly and add a visible correction note so readers can see what changed and when.
Tour rankings, title counts and career milestones move quickly. If you catch something before we do, you are doing the archive a favour. You can head back to the homepage or see our current ranking if you want to cross-check before writing.
Media and Collaboration Requests
Journalists, podcasters and tennis content creators can use the form to pitch guest posts, interviews, or editorial collaborations. We are selective about partnerships — the focus stays on Canadian tennis and the archival framing — but we read every pitch and reply to the ones that fit. Read more about the project for editorial context before you pitch.
What to Expect After You Write In
We aim to respond within a few business days. Corrections get prioritised and usually land on the affected page within 48 hours if the source checks out. Player pitches and collaboration requests take a bit longer because we have to schedule the research time. Either way, you will hear back.
Thanks for taking the time to reach out. Canadian tennis is a growing story, and reader input is part of what keeps this archive honest and up to date. The form below is open — send us what you have and we will take it from there.