If you love hitting a ball over a net, you’re in the right place. This page gathers the freshest tennis stories, handy advice, and equipment reviews so you can play better and stay in the loop.
Every week brings a new tournament, a surprise upset, or a rising star. We break down the big matches, point out who’s on fire, and explain why a particular win matters. No jargon – just the facts you need to follow the sport.
For example, the recent Grand Slam saw a teenager reach the final for the first time in a decade. We’ll tell you how she sliced the ball, why her serve mattered, and what the tennis world is saying about her future.
Want a stronger serve? Try this: toss the ball a little higher and swing with a relaxed wrist. It adds power without extra effort. Another simple fix is to practice your footwork on a small space – quick steps help you reach every ball.
We also cover mental tricks. Visualizing the point before you hit can calm nerves, and taking a deep breath after each rally keeps you focused. These ideas work for beginners and seasoned players alike.
Equipment matters, too. A racket that matches your swing speed will give you better control. We compare popular models, list their strengths, and suggest who should pick each one. If you’re buying shoes, look for breathable uppers and a solid grip – they protect your ankles and let you move fast.
Our gear guides are short and to the point. You’ll find the key specs, price range, and a quick verdict in each review. No endless tables, just the info you actually need before you shop.
Beyond the court, we talk about how to stay connected with other players. Local clubs, online forums, and social media groups give you a place to share tips, arrange matches, and celebrate victories.
Whether you’re checking the latest scores, hunting for a new racket, or learning a technique, this page is your go‑to tennis hub. Jump in, explore the sections that interest you, and keep improving your game every day.
Emma Raducanu gets a major advantage as her original Wimbledon opponent, 22nd seed Ekaterina Alexandrova, withdraws due to illness. Replacing Alexandrova is Renata Zarazua, ranked 149th. Raducanu has shown good form recently and has rekindled her love for tennis.