Matthew Futterman is a sports journalist at The New York Times. He specializes in competitive and professional sports, with a focus on events like the Olympics and Wimbledon, as well as the intersection of sports and business. His work has been featured in notable publications including The Japan Times, The Seattle Times, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Matthew Futterman's coverage is heavily focused on tennis events, players, and tournaments. His articles also include exclusive interviews with prominent figures in the world of tennis. To effectively pitch to him, consider offering unique insights into upcoming major tennis events or access to high-profile players for exclusive interviews.
Given the heavy event coverage emphasis across his work, he may be interested in pitches that provide behind-the-scenes perspectives on major tournaments or emerging trends within the sport. Additionally, since there are multiple exclusive player interviews featured in his articles, providing opportunities for similar exclusives could be particularly appealing.
Futterman does not have a specified geographic focus but covers global tennis events and personalities without specific regional limitations.
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By: Matthew Futterman
For Shiffrin and Kilde, what might have been a coronation weekend at a U.S. World Cup event has taken a different turn.
By: Charlie Eccleshare, Matthew Futterman
Rules and grey areas have been in the headlines on and off the court. What can tennis do to make things better?
By: Matthew Futterman, Charlie Eccleshare
The 24-year-old Brazilian wants to be remembered for his tennis as much as advocacy.
By: Matthew Futterman, Charlie Eccleshare
The Brit discusses the demands of the WTA Tour, while the Australian Open releases its wildcards.
By: Matthew Futterman
Track and field, long held exclusively inside the Olympics' grandest venue, might be in for change in Los Angeles in 2028.
By: Matthew Futterman
Sisters Lauren, Alli and Sam Macuga are all on the U.S. ski team — in three different disciplines — with sights set on the 2026 Olympics.
By: Matthew Futterman
Tennis stardom is a roulette wheel. Joao Fonseca, the youngest player at the ATP Next Gen Finals, is ready to bet on himself.
By: James Hansen, Matthew Futterman
The untitled docuseries promises access into Nadal's final tennis season before retirement
By: Matthew Futterman
Meet the youngest player and now the champion at the ATP Next Gen Finals: His name is Joao, and he hits a big forehand.
By: Charlie Eccleshare, Matthew Futterman
In a 2024 tennis mailbag, The Athletic's tennis writers answer your questions about the stories of the season.
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