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Professional sports has evolved from an activity of game to an activity of organization that has been codified, strategized, and commercialized. One factor that is shaping the sports industry is the pervasiveness of social media. On the one hand, social media is used as a powerful medium for distributing and getting news, engaging in topical discussions, and empowering brands. On the other hand, social media has become a crucial mouthpiece for athletes to interact with peers and share opinions, thoughts, and feelings. However, millions of followers, tweets, and likes later researchers, practitioners, and athletes alike ask whether social media has an impact on athlete’s performance. We conduct a social media usage and a sentiment analysis of 124’341 Twitter tweets extracted from 31 tennis athletes. We link these data to 8’095 corresponding match day performances. The results show that excessive social media usage has a significant negative impact on athlete’s performance.

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The New Window to Athletes’ Soul – What Social Media Tells Us About Athletes’ Performances