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What Your Tennis Bag Says About You - Racquet Your bag is closer to a clown car than tennis gear. A vehicle for getting your trickery from A to B, before you park her on the sidelines so the real work can happen. The bag you bring to court exists...

The bag you bring to court exists on a scale of form and function for which you are the architect.

In Vol. 2 of her advice column See You in Court, Melissa Kenny dissects What Your Tennis Bag Says About You racquetmag.com/what-your-te...

What to Wear to Roland-Garros: A Dispatch from the Clay Runway  - Racquet Roland-Garros isn’t just a tennis tournament—it’s a style summit masquerading as sport.

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Roland-Garros isn’t just a tennis tournament—it’s a style summit masquerading as sport, reports our style correspondent, who advises attendees on how fits should murmur—not scream—chic.

Racquet’s 2025 Summer Must-Have List - Racquet Whether you’re attending the US Open or killing it on your local court, our annual Summer Must-Have list goes beyond the basics. We’ve rounded up the best in fashion, wellness, and accessories to brin...

I’ve been venturing off of my usual beat and channeling my inner Jennifer Capriati for @racquet.bsky.social and it’s been a delight! racquetmag.com/racquets-202...

Is Tennis Etiquette... Real? - Racquet Welcome to Racquet’s inaugural dispatch of See You In Court, a regular column in which I, Mel Kenny, a famously mediocre lifelong player, heed reader questions about tennis, be they desperate (Help! I...

In our inaugural dispatch of See You In Court, Mel Kenny, a famously mediocre lifelong player, heeds important reader questions about tennis.

In Vol. 1, to set the stage, she ponders... is tennis etiquette even real? racquetmag.com/is-tennis-et...

Is Tennis Etiquette... Real? - Racquet Welcome to Racquet’s inaugural dispatch of See You In Court, a regular column in which I, Mel Kenny, a famously mediocre lifelong player, heed reader questions about tennis, be they desperate (Help! I...

In our inaugural dispatch of See You In Court, Mel Kenny, a famously mediocre lifelong player, heeds important reader questions about tennis.

In Vol. 1, to set the stage, she ponders... is tennis etiquette even real? racquetmag.com/is-tennis-et...

The Greatest Thing I've Ever Seen on a Tennis Court, by Mary Carillo - Racquet Some of the most wonderful things in life happen during—or as a result of—sport. And there’s no better arena for exceptional activity of all kinds than a tennis court. We ask the eminent and the immin...

We've been asking the eminent and the imminent for their takes on the greatest things they’ve ever seen on a court, and in the first is by broadcaster, former pro and absolute national treasure Mary Carillo.

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Advantage Leo - Racquet Photographer Nikolaj Møller was in two of the right places (the Italian Open and St. Peter’s Square) at exactly the right time, and described the scenes for Racquet: The white smoke came when I was at...

Photographer Nikolaj Møller was in two of the right places—the Italian Open and St. Peter's Square—at exactly the right time, and described the scenes for Racquet.
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Watching What I Can’t Have (A Hit) - Racquet Something to know about me in 2025 is that I’ve become the neighborhood voyeur. Four freshly renovated tennis courts opposite my apartment beckon me daily; a hooked index finger tempting me with good,...

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For our April digital cover, we dropped in on the Ligurian coast with Spanish legend Feliciano Lopez, captured by Italian photographer Clara Vannuci. We toured Portofino with brothers Franco and Giacomo Loro Piana as they celebrated Feli Lopez joining the family.

Is Men's Tennis in Crisis? - Racquet Petko joins Rennae on the pod to recap an eventful Sunshine Double, where Aryna Sabalenka and the women are more than making up for the existential dilemma facing men's tennis as the stars continue to...

Can Aryna Sabalenka's charisma single-handedly hold up the pro tennis establishment? If Rennae and Andrea are right, and men's tennis is in existential peril, it might have to.

Asmara Open: Postcard from the Philippines - Racquet A vacation turned one aspiring player into a tournament volunteer in the Philippines.

In celebration of Alex Eala's extraordinary run in Miami, we're publishing a piece from Issue No. 26, in which a vacation to the Philippines turned one aspiring player into a tournament volunteer.

Absolute Scenes at the Rio Open - Racquet A week after claiming his first title at the Argentina Open, hometown hero João Fonseca returns to Brazil to massive crowds.

A week after claiming his first title at the Argentina Open, hometown hero João Fonseca returns to Brazil to massive crowds.
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Come get your guy Brazil

Taylor Fritz is the Final BOSS - Racquet For our first ever digital cover story, we sat down with the world No. 4 and Boss ambassador in his adopted hometown of Los Angeles on the eve of his 2025 season. In a wide-ranging interview that touc...

Read it here: racquetmag.com/taylor-fritz...

For our first ever digital cover story, we sat down with the world No. 4 and Boss ambassador in his adopted hometown of Los Angeles on the eve of his 2025 season. Theresa Lin writes Taylor Fritz was never interested in being a performer, but a champion.

As highlighted in today's Court Theory newsletter, may we direct your attention to this Racquet feature on Taylor Fritz.

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These jorts are Tiger approved ✅

Taylor Fritz is the Final BOSS - Racquet For our first ever digital cover story, we sat down with the world No. 4 and Hugo Boss ambassador in his hometown of Los Angeles on the eve of his 2025 season. In a wide-ranging interview that touched...

Read it here: racquetmag.com/taylor-fritz...

Taylor Fritz and a tiger, poolside.

For this month’s digital cover, we sat down with @taylorfritz96.bsky.social The world No. 4 and Hugo Boss ambassador was never interested in being a performer, but a champion.

Geometric serpent/snake gracing the cover of Racquet magazine, surrounded by similarly geo-tastic tennis balls. Year of the Snake theme.

This @racquet.bsky.social collab with Alyssa Low is artfully ferocious. Renewing my subscription straightaway. #tennissky #yearofthesnake

What if the US put Danielle Collins in to face Iga Swiatek in the United Cup final as a psychological warfare tactic... 🤔😀

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Check out my fucking rad Goth Tennis sweatshirt from @racquet.bsky.social! Im gonna write for this pub if it kills me

This one’s for the goths 🦇

Need a gift for the gloomy tennis player in your life? I “love” these emo offerings from my pal at @racquet.bsky.social

Doping on Brokeback Mountain Podcast Episode · The Rennae Stubbs Tennis Podcast · 12/02/2024 · 1h 3m

Any podcast can talk Swiatek and Sinner, but can they come up with alternative universes of tennis, where ALL drugs or NO drugs are allowed? Plus: who needs to bring a little star power to the players box next year? podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...

Doping on Brokeback Mountain Podcast Episode · The Rennae Stubbs Tennis Podcast · 12/02/2024 · 1h 3m

Any podcast can talk Swiatek and Sinner, but can they come up with alternative universes of tennis, where ALL drugs or NO drugs are allowed? Plus: who needs to bring a little star power to the players box next year? podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...

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My 92 year-old dad taking to @racquet.bsky.social issues after I told him they fall in the DFW vein of tennis writing

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