A tennis draw is a sheet you read left to right, one tournament at a time. Open Drawer draws each one as a circle instead: every player on the rim, a ring in for each round won, the champion alone in the middle. Then it stacks all thirteen of 2025's men's Grand Slam and Masters 1000 draws, newest on top.
Pick a player and their season turns into one line
Click Carlos Alcaraz and a thread drops through every draw he played. It runs bright where he entered and fades to gray through the three he skipped: Madrid, Canada and Shanghai. The panel keeps score, 10 of 13 events and five titles. Click any plate to pull it forward, then open it to read the whole bracket with every name around the rim.
Wikipedia already had every draw in a shape a program can read
The open tennis datasets on Jeff Sackmann's GitHub disappeared sometime between November 2025 and June 2026. Every draw page on Wikipedia keeps its bracket as structured templates, so Open Drawer reads those, follows Wikipedia's redirects so each player keeps one identity, and checks every result against TennisMyLife's independent ATP file.
All 1,283 results match a second source
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