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Frances Tiafoe just keeps raising his level on grass 📈He played two ITF Junior tournaments on grass, both coming in 2014...
22/06/2026

Frances Tiafoe just keeps raising his level on grass 📈

He played two ITF Junior tournaments on grass, both coming in 2014. His greatest success came at the 2014 Wimbledon Junior Championships, reaching the Round of 16 🎾

Messi 🤝 NadalArgentina's World Cup hero and Spanish tennis legend Rafael Nadal are forever bonded by sport and by tennis...
17/06/2026

Messi 🤝 Nadal

Argentina's World Cup hero and Spanish tennis legend Rafael Nadal are forever bonded by sport and by tennis 🎾

The Williams sisters return 🫶Serena and Venus Williams, who won 3 Olympic gold medals together in Sydney, Beijing and Lo...
16/06/2026

The Williams sisters return 🫶

Serena and Venus Williams, who won 3 Olympic gold medals together in Sydney, Beijing and London, have received a wild card for the Ladies' Doubles draw

16/06/2026

Hengzui Cui earns his second J30 Abuja title, a week after winning his first!

He defeats Gbolahan Oluwajuwon Olawale 6-1, 7-6 in the final 🏆

ITF tournaments in Africa are helping grow tennis by creating more opportunities for players to be able to earn ranking points closer to home, as well as attracting new talent and fans.

This allows the players to reduce visa and travel costs, making it easier to earn ranking points and help them reach the highest levels of tennis.

Improvement to local coaching and infrastructure is also a key focus, supporting the development of both elite players and grassroots participation.

ITF is on a mission to support talent globally, with an aim of 120 million people playing the sport by 2030.

16/06/2026

Success Ogunjobi claims a FIFTH J30 Abuja Girls’ Singles title, defeating Khadijat Eleojo Mohammed 6-2, 6-1 in the final 🏆

ITF tournaments in Africa are helping grow tennis by creating more opportunities for players to be able to earn ranking points closer to home, as well as attracting new talent and fans.

This allows the players to reduce visa and travel costs, making it easier to earn ranking points and help them reach the highest levels of tennis.

Improvement to local coaching and infrastructure is also a key focus, supporting the development of both elite players and grassroots participation.

ITF is on a mission to support talent globally, with an aim of 120 million people playing the sport by 2030.

Starting on Monday, Zambia will host back-to-back J30 events – entry-level tournaments on the ITF World Tennis Tour Juni...
11/06/2026

Starting on Monday, Zambia will host back-to-back J30 events – entry-level tournaments on the ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors – at the Lusaka Club, which boasts six clay courts, in the nation’s capital city 🇿🇲

It will be the first time that Zambia has hosted any form of ITF World Tennis Tour event since 2003. The last was also a junior tournament, while the most recent pro tournament was a men’s ITF World Tennis Tour event in 1995.

Hosting ITF World Tennis Tour events is only one step on the journey which Zambia are now on. But it is a vitally important step when it comes to growing the game and strengthening tennis for future generations.

Action shots from W100 Zagreb this week 📸😍
11/06/2026

Action shots from W100 Zagreb this week 📸😍

11/06/2026

From football to tennis 🎾

Did you know former football World Cup stars Diego Forlan and Ronaldo Nazario are now regular tennis players?

A journey to the top together ❤️Iga Swiatek and Maja Chwalinska have come a long way since playing in the ITF World Tenn...
10/06/2026

A journey to the top together ❤️

Iga Swiatek and Maja Chwalinska have come a long way since playing in the ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors 🇵🇱

Hard work pays off for Alexander Zverev 💪12 years after winning a Junior Grand Slam title at the Australian Open, he win...
09/06/2026

Hard work pays off for Alexander Zverev 💪

12 years after winning a Junior Grand Slam title at the Australian Open, he wins his first professional major at Roland-Garros 2026 🏆

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