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"The Inaugural Autumn Edition"
Our landmark debut edition celebrating the timeless resilience of Venus and Serena Williams, tips for joining the tennis community and the beauty of the one handed backhand.
Under the brilliant floodlights of Arthur Ashe Stadium, the Williams sisters delivered an unforgettable chapter of grit and sisterhood at the 2026 US Open.
Elena Rybakina and Alexander Zverev captured the 2026 US Open singles titles. Beyond their silverware, Zverev's triumph offers an invaluable message of hope to every young athlete managing type 1 diabetes.
From a gruelling quarter-final against Carlos Alcaraz concluding past 3:00 am to an electrifying semi-final clash with Frances Tiafoe, Ben Shelton's march to the 2026 US Open final has been a masterclass in resilience. Whilst pundits debated midnight scheduling, Shelton showed that true champions focus only on the next battle.
Funded by Erasmus+ Sport, the GreenTennis partnership unites eight organisations across six European nations to turn courts, clubs, and tournaments into models of environmental sustainability.
In an era of loud sporting drama, Elena Rybakina's historic ascent to WTA world number one proves that quiet dignity, tactical clarity, and profound generosity can conquer the tennis world.
From the liquid grace of Roger Federer to Stan Wawrinka's thunderous drive, the single-hander is the sport's greatest romantic art form. But after Stefanos Tsitsipas fell to Ben Shelton at the US Open, a 149-year Grand Slam streak has officially come to an end.
From returning to professional tennis at the age of 41 to documenting the gritty reality of chasing an ATP point later in life, players like Stefan Seifert (@stefan.seifert.tennis) and Bobby (@bobbyoncourt) are proving that passion doesn't come with an expiry date.
Joining a new tennis club can feel daunting, especially in a sport that often feels solitary. From adult group coaching to social tennis, here are our top tips for settling in and finding your perfect hitting partners.
At forty-two, nursing aching knees and a wayward serve, watching Venus and Serena Williams battle for three hours under the lights of Arthur Ashe at the 2026 US Open wasn't just sporting nostalgia - it was a masterclass in why we pick up a racket.
