Shenzhen Open PHOTOS: Players’ party, Sharapova’s practice, Halep’s doubles, and more
While most people are eating and drinking on New Year's Eve, the tennis world is busy and my photographer Jimmie48 is already at the...
Women’s tennis shoes and clothes ruling the 2016 French Open
The world of tennis fashion is more competitive than ever and Grand Slams are the largest arenas for sports apparel companies to display their latest...
WTA fashion at the 2016 US Open: New York City lights inspire vibrant outfits
Tennis fashion is always at its best during Grand Slams and the US Open has established itself as the most fashionable major, since the...
Wilson’s new Clash racquet, never before seen combination of flexibility and stability, control and power
Since the first known tennis racquet in 1874, technology has played a huge part in the advancements in racquets, helping to change the game....
Photos from Stanford: Kvitova graduates, Sharapova moves on
The field of the 2017 Bank of the West Classic completed on Monday as #2 seed Petra Kvitova arrived in California, preparing for her...
Top 25 WTA photos in 2016
In 2016 my photographer Jimmie48 attended 15 tennis events, including three Grand Slams, so you can imagine how many amazing WTA pics we have....
Cincinnati PHOTOS: Kerber, Kasatkina, Ostapenko, Sakkari warm up
While all eyes are on the Rogers Cup and the upcoming final between world No.1 Simona Halep and world No.3 Sloane Stephens, our Jimmie48...
New Balance ready for the 2017 Australian Open: Watson & Gibbs to wear the Yarra Tank and Tournament Skort
Spaghetti straps in tanks and mesh trims at hem in skirts marked New Balance's 2016 fashion. This season a more traditionally athletic look is...
WTA fashion at the 2017 Australian Open: Edgy prints, layers, and retro styles
There is no shortage of spectacular tennis fashion at the 2017 Australian Open and the best thing is that there is no uniformity, as...
US Open PHOTOS: Wozniacki, Keys, Kerber, Kvitova, Sharapova advance to second round on scorching hot Tuesday
Despite the unbearable heat, all but two seeded players, No.24 Coco Vandeweghe and No.28 Anett Kontaveit, survived Tuesday's first-round action at the US Open....
