The world’s best tennis players cover a lot of ground quickly, both on and off the court. That’s part of the reason why it’s so fun to keep up with their globetrotting adventures and training regimens on Instagram.
With the 2019 US Open coming up from August 26 – September 8, there’s no better way to keep up with tennis legends and rising stars as the tournament approaches.
Check out these ace accounts and get your tickets to this summer’s 2019 US Open in New York City to witness one of sports and entertainment’s most competitive thrill rides.
Serena Williams
It’s amazing to get intimate glimpses into the life of the winningest Grand Slam title holder of all-time. Serena’s 10.8 million Instagram followers know there’s never a dull moment in this superstar’s life – whether she’s focused on fitness, family charity, fashion, or just plain old fun, Serena’s passion is all out there for fans to see.
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Novak Djokovic
With 15 Grand Slam titles under his best, the “Djoker” is still in the heat of his prime with even more jewels to add to his diverse crown of victories, including multiple years as the Laureus World Sports Award for Sportsman of the Year . He enters the 2019 field ranked as the #1 Men’s player worldwide, so make sure you follow along as he takes several more shots at history during the 2019 US Open and beyond.
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Roger Federer
“FedEx” has already etched his name into the history books after dominating international tennis for over a decade. The Swiss phenom’s Instagram definitely gives fans some insight on his rigorous training schedule, but it also shows off his luxurious travels, which take him from tropical shores to snowy slopes.
Rafael Nadal
The “King of Clay” has expanded his game over the years to become a fierce competitor on all surfaces. His Instagram account focuses mostly on training and competing, but Rafa also treats fans with the occasional glimpse into how he spends his downtime, which gives us even more to love about the Spanish sensation.
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Sania Mirza
This doubles superstar is pretty much unbeatable on the court when she teams up with partner Martina Hingis. She’s especially popular in her native India (where she serves as an ambassador for her home state of Telangana), but on Instagram she gives fans from around the globe the chance to watch her attend glamorous galas and put in work on the court.
Ana Ivanovic
Former women’s No. 1 Ana Ivanovic is known for her powerful and aggressive style of play, and she definitely shows that off for hundreds of thousands of fans on her Instagram account. When she’s not training, Ana keeps her followers updated on everything from playing guitar to getting glammed up for a night out on the town.
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Andy Murray
Andy Murray is currently keeping fans wondering if he’ll make another attempt to snag his fourth Grand Slam title, or if this talent is on the brink of calling it quits. Should he return to regular game play in 2019, the young British tennis hero has stated he would like Wimbledon to be his final competition. In the meantime, he shares plenty of clips to keep fans in the loop with his training and competition so they can see just how hard he continues to push his ethic and dedication to the sport.
Caroline Wozniacki
The first Scandinavian woman to be ranked No. 1 in the WTA, Wozniacki wins matches with her defensive savvy and uncanny anticipation. Followers keep coming back to her Instagram to catch her stepping out in style, while her Pomeranian Bruno is certainly cute enough for an account of his own.
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Victoria Azarenka
Following her landmark achievement as the only Belarusian player – male or female – to win a Grand Slam singles title, Victoria Azarenka has everyone wondering what she will add to her impressive resume if drawn onto the 2019 US Open bracket. When she doesn’t have a racquet in hand, Victoria is all smiles in her sun-soaked images.
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Venus Williams
Four-time Olympic Gold Medalist Venus Williams brought unparalleled power and athleticism to the WTA when she began dominating the game in the early ’00s. Just like her sister, she uses her popular Instagram account to show off her discipline on the court and her jet-setting fun off the court.