Tennis World Tour esports is back for a second year, in the form of the Roland-Garros eSeries by BNP Paribas. It s quite a name for a tournament – not only does it not really roll off the tongue, but I also spy a rogue capital S. This is especially interesting since the PR email I received says e-sports, with a small s but a wayward hyphen. Other terms used include e-tennis, e-gaming, and even off-line. At least it s a consistent hyphen. Except in eSeries.
Look, here s a trailer, which makes it seem like the objective in e-tennis is to smash as many windows as possible in the shortest amount of time: