Tennis
Tennis data from ATP, WTA, Grand Slams, and challengers included. Thousands of tournaments, thousands of matches, millions of data points.
Badminton doesn’t run on a domestic season the way football or handball does. Outside of a handful of national leagues, the sports calendar is set by the BWF World Tour and a run of fixed international events, including the World Championships, the Continental and European Championships, the Surdiman Cup, Thomas Cup, and Uber Cup team competitions, the Southeast Asian Games, and the Olympics and Paralympic games. Our badminton data feed is built to match that shape, tracking players and pairs across the full tour and every major event rather than treating badminton as a league sport.
Coverage depth isn’t the same across every event, so it’s worth knowing what’s included before you build on it. Across our badminton coverage, you can access:
The World Championships, the Continental and European Championships, and the Sudirman Cup get fixtures and final results without live scoring. Our team can confirm exact details for any specific competition you’re targeting.
If you’d rather not build your own integration, the same badminton coverage is also available as badminton widgets, pre-built and easy to embed with a single script.
Some sports score and news app teams want full control over how the data lands in their stack, others need something live fast. Choose whichever setup fits your platform and your timeline:
● Badminton API for pulling defined data sets, in JSON, whenever you need them
● XML push feeds for continuous, real-time updates without polling
● Hosted or widget-based solutions if you’d rather deploy quickly with less development work
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A feed with fixtures, results, and standings from the BWF World Tour, the Olympics and Paralympics, the World Championships, the Continental and European Championships, the Sudirman Cup, Thomas Cup, Uber Cup, the Southeast Asian Games, and Denmark’s Badmintonligaen.
Yes. At the biggest tournaments, it does. Want to figure out which? Contact our experts to request a quote.
Yes. A test period is available so your team can run real queries against real badminton data before making a decision, alongside documentation and query tools to help you build and test it.
Yes, badminton data is collected and structured the same way as our other sports feeds, including football data, cycling data, motorsports data, and more sports. So it integrates cleanly alongside any other coverage you’re already running.