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The Music Stopped. Hailey Baptiste Didn’t.
Six weeks after the biggest win of her career, a freak injury at Roland Garros brought everything to a stop. At home in D.C., she is doing the quiet work of coming back.
My Time With Rafa
In our Issue No. 29 cover story, award-winning documentarian Zach Heinzerling reflects on capturing the real Rafael Nadal during the making of Emmy-nominated RAFA.
Jakub’s Ladder
Czech Jakub Mensik is making deep runs at majors and winning the tunnel-walk hands-down
Reilly Opelka’s Art x Tennis Club is in Session
The TVLG ART x TENNIS club is Reilly Opelka writ large(r).
Issue No. 28: Tennis is the Blueprint
“To create one’s own world takes courage.” —Georgia O’Keefe
The Greatest Thing I’ve Ever Seen on a Tennis Court, by Wright Thompson
It was the fall of 2005. I had not yet begun to lose things, and people, and parts of myself. I still believed in the one true way, as Federer did. Agassi knew better but I hadn’t lived enough to understand what I was watching. I was 29 years and two days old.
The Greatest Thing I’ve Ever Seen on a Tennis Court, by Tim Wojcik
Ok, fine, listen, if you twist my arm, here’s an answer: Dane Sweeny—one of those brave souls grinding it out week in week out on the Challenger tour for net negative earnings—gritting out the wildest point you or I will ever see.
The Greatest Thing I’ve Ever Seen on a Tennis Court, by Mary Carillo
We ask the eminent and the imminent for their takes on the greatest things they’ve ever seen on a court, and damned if they don’t deliver—each and every one. The first in what will likely become a very long, storied series is by broadcaster, former pro and absolute national treasure Mary Carillo. Hers might just be the greatest of the Greatest.
Asmara Open: Postcard from the Philippines
A vacation turned one aspiring player into a tournament volunteer in the Philippines.











