Latest posts by Stefan Jonsson

A closer look at Qinwen Zheng’s Nike Vapor 12 Shoes

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Nike has created a cool new Player Exclusive for Chinese tennis star Qinwen Zheng, giving the Vapor 12 a bold red-and-gold treatment inspired by her career and Chinese heritage. Officially called the Nike Vapor 12 “Qinwen Zheng“, the shoe features a mix of University Red, Tough Red, Picante Red and Metallic Gold. The result is […]

Where to Watch the 2026 Laver Cup – TV Channels and Live Streaming

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

The 2026 Laver Cup is taking place from September 25–27 at The O2 in London, bringing Team Europe and Team World together for the ninth edition of the unique three-day team competition. With Yannick Noah captaining Team Europe and Andre Agassi leading Team World, the 2026 edition features three days of singles and doubles tennis, […]

Laver Cup: Europe with a 3-1 lead, Alcaraz vs. Fritz Predictions for Day 2

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Team Europe holds a 3-1 lead over Team World after an interesting opening day of Laver Cup action at The O2 in London. With Saturday marking Day 2, where match wins are worth two points instead of one, the pressure is mounting in this fun exhibition event. Highlighting the matchups of the second day is […]

Yonex Nature Series: Tennis Apparel Made With Recycled Strings

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Tennis apparel is still largely built around polyester-based performance fabrics, so new collections can sometimes feel like more of the same. Yonex’s Nature Series takes a slightly different approach, incorporating recycled materials, including used tennis strings. The idea is simple: give old racquet strings a second life as part of something you can wear on […]

New Tennis Apparel: The Tecnifibre Pro Collection 2026

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Tecnifibre is best known for its racquets and strings, but the French brand has been steadily expanding its apparel offering as well. The new Pro Collection 2026 builds on that direction with a lineup that covers the essentials for training, match play and everything in between. Instead of leaning heavily on seasonal graphics, Tecnifibre has […]

Michael Mmoh’s Racquet – Player Profile

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Michael Mmoh is an American pro player (born in Saudi Arabia) with a career high rank of no 81. Let’s look more at his career and current racquet and strings setup. Michael Mmoh’s tennis racquet Michael Mmoh’s racquet is the Dunlop SX 300, Dunlop’s reply to the Babolat Pure Aero and spin racquets like Yonex […]

Chengdu Open 2026: Tournament Preview

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The ATP Tour’s Asian swing begins this week with a doubleheader in China, as the Chengdu Open and Hangzhou Open get underway. Running from September 23 to 29, Chengdu is an ATP 250 played on outdoor hard courts at the Sichuan International Tennis Center. The tournament features a 28-player singles draw and $1,210,115 in prize […]

Davis Cup Final 8 Set: Bologna Field Confirmed After Dramatic Qualifiers

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

The field for the 2026 Davis Cup Final 8 is officially set. Following a busy weekend of Qualifiers across Europe, North America and Asia, seven nations booked their places alongside defending champions and hosts Italy. The Final 8 will take place at the SuperTennis Arena in Bologna from November 24-29. Tennisnerd will be in Bologna […]

The Price of Losing Your Temper in Tennis – Are the Fines Really a Deterrent?

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Professional tennis has always had its share of emotional outbursts.. Racquets are smashed, balls are struck into the stands and players occasionally lose their temper with officials or broadcasters. We’ve seen quite a few cases recently and many fans are tired of seeing top ranked players behave like this. But as prize money continues to […]

Holger Rune back on court, Comeback begins with a Davis Cup win

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Exactly 335 days after a devastating Achilles injury brought his season to a sudden halt, Holger Rune is officially back on the tennis court, and back in the win column. The former World No. 4 made an emotional and successful return to competitive tennis on Friday, defeating Bulgaria’s Iliyan Radulov 6-3, 6-3 in his Davis […]