Ask fifty-eight years of tennis a question.
Rivalries, ranking runs, surface splits, live scoreboards — normalized, indexed, and one HTTPS call away.
Ask it like a broadcaster
Rivalry records, ranking runs, surface splits — questions your commentary team asks, answered in one HTTPS call.
Five decades in the deck
Throw a card to shuffle the eras. Main draws, quallies, Challengers and ITF — 1.7M matches with set scores and serve stats.
Filter by anything
Surface, tier, round, year, tour — every match is indexed the way tennis people actually ask for it.
One key, every orbit
Both tours, REST and WebSocket, webhooks and clean JSON — all circling a single API key on the Cito platform.
Deep data, current data
The archive reaches back to 1968; the live layer lands the moment a set ends. One schema covers both.
Ship the tennis features users brag about
The pages fans screenshot — rivalry cards, career arcs, tournament history — are each a single call against data that's already clean.
Rivalry pages: full head-to-head with surface, finals and Slam splits from /tennis/h2h
Career timelines: every ranking Monday of a player's life, ready for a chart
Draw explorers: 58k tournaments with tiers, surfaces and round-by-round results
Build the second screen the broadcast can't match
Push, don't poll: scores and match events stream to your app the moment they land, backed by the same archive for instant context.
WebSocket push: subscribe to a match and receive every score change live
Webhooks: match start, set won, final result — delivered to your endpoint with proof rows
Instant context: pair any live match with its players' history in one extra call
Four courts, one racquet.
Everything below ships from the same base URL with the same key — pick the surface your product plays on and serve.
Forty-one chapters of Federer–Nadal in one response
Give us two player IDs and get the whole story back: match-by-match history, surface splits, finals record, Grand Slam meetings, and who leads where. Pre-computed for the classic rivalries, computed on demand for everyone else — including the rivalry that hasn't happened yet.
See documentation ›5.5 million Mondays, queryable by date
Ask for any ranking week in history and get the full table — points, movement, tournaments played. Rebuild the week Graf hit No. 1, chart a career from 800 to the top, or just pull the current top ten for your homepage.
See documentation ›Scores that land before the applause fades
Poll REST for live scoreboards, subscribe over WebSocket for point-level push, or register a webhook and let match start, set won, and final result arrive at your endpoint — with delivery proof rows so you never wonder if you missed one.
See documentation ›The Open Era, drawer by drawer
1.7 million matches with set scores, serve stats, seeds, entries and round order — main draws to ITF qualies. Filter by year, surface, tier, round or tour, and page through five decades without a single scrape of your own.
See documentation ›