Ayushi Dutta is an Olympic Sports Editor at EssentiallySports. Growing up in a family with a strong passion for table tennis and basketball, Ayushi brings a fresh perspective to her written content. Her deep interest in sports, coupled with her love for reading and binge-watching the Olympic Games, drives her enthusiasm for delivering engaging stories to readers. When she's not working on her next article, Ayushi enjoys debating and practicing yoga to stay balanced and inspired.

Grand Slam Track isn’t just about competition—it’s about showcasing the athletes’ journeys. The league’s launching with four big events, or “Slams,” spread across some pretty cool cities. Each Slam is a three-day showdown where athletes compete twice in their event groups, racking up points to crown a champ. And the prize money? The total prize pool of a whopping $12.6 million is enough to make every participating athlete give their best. Does the life of an athlete sound too good to be true? Well, that is probably because it is. Behind all this glory lies a dark reality in sport that demands everything, not just from the ones on the track, but everyone around them.

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‘People Don’t See the Sacrifices’: Olympic Gold Medalist Showcases Track and
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A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate, Ujwal Mattoo, is the Tennis Editor at EssentiallySports. His passion for the sport ignited by the captivating rivalries of legends like Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Serena Williams. Inspired by their grace and intensity, Ujwal developed a deep appreciation for the unique blend of mental and physical fortitude required in tennis. He has closely followed the ATP and WTA circuits, analyzing matches and tracking players' journeys with keen interest. When not immersed in the world of tennis, Ujwal enjoys spending time with his dog and cherishing moments with friends.