Latest posts by Stefan Jonsson

Nike Atelier unveils custom winter collection for Jannik Sinner

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

While awaiting his upcoming bid in Doha, Jannik Sinner has detoured into the Italian Alps to unveil a one-of-one performance look created by Nike Atelier. This isn’t just a standard sponsorship activation. It’s a technical intersection of Sinner’s Alpine heritage and Nike’s most advanced winter innovations, timed perfectly for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics. What […]

Player rating systems in tennis explained – NTRP, UTR, WTN

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If you’ve ever walked onto a public tennis court or joined a local league, you’ve likely heard someone ask, “What’s your rating?” Here is where the confusion might start. In the United States, they are most likely referring to the NTRP system even though UTR is the most important number for any American player eyeing […]

Bublik vs Hurkacz and Auger-Aliassime vs Popyrin, Betting Predictions – ATP Rotterdam

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There are some big names at the ATP Rotterdam event this year and we can watch some great matchups already in the first few days. The indoor hard courts of the Rotterdam Ahoy are famous for rewarding big servers and aggressive baseliners, and today’s lineup features exactly that. Here are the previews and our betting […]

Alex de Minaur vs Arthur Fils, betting predictions, ATP Rotterdam

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The first-round at the ABN AMRO Open in Rotterdam already gives us a super interesting matchup. We have the top-seeded Alex de Minaur, a man who has practically made the Rotterdam Ahoy his second home, taking on the explosive Arthur Fils that is back on the tour following injury problems. If you’ve been following the […]

ON Men’s Tennis Apparel Collection for Spring/Summer 2026

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For the coming spring and summer season, Swiss sportswear brand ON has continued to develop its men’s tennis apparel offering with updates to established Court and Courtside styles. This new collection focuses on lightweight construction, warm-weather performance and subtle seasonal design changes rather than introducing entirely new silhouettes. A notable visual update for the season […]

Jack Pinnington Jones Racquet – Player Profile

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Jack Pinnington Jones is a known for his successful transition from the U.S. collegiate system to the ATP Tour. But what is Pinnington Jones racquet and strings? Jack Pinnington Jones tennis racquet Jack Pinnington Jones’ racquet is a Wilson Blade Pro 18/20 (H22). He is yet another player to use this very popular mold. Many […]

Clement Chidekh’s Racquet – Player Profile

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Clement Chidekh is a rising talent from France with a lot of success on the ATP Challenger and ITF Tours. But what is Chidekh’s gear and racquet setup? Clement Chidekh’s tennis racquet Clement Chidekh’s racquet is a HEAD Speed MP strung with a hybrid setup with natural gut. I have seen it use natural gut […]

Agassi-Inspired Air Jordan 7 arrives this September for the US Open

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Jordan Brand is setting up a major crossover between basketball heritage and tennis history this summer. The Air Jordan 7 “Tennis Day,” a special edition sneaker heavily inspired by tennis legend Andre Agassi, is scheduled to release on September 9, 2026, coinciding with the final stages of the US Open. While the Air Jordan 7 […]

First Look: Solinco’s Confidential Soft String

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Solinco is expanding its popular Prizm Project lineup with the upcoming release of Confidential Soft. Launching officially on February 17, 2026, this new string takes the core DNA of the original Confidential and gives it a vibrant, “electric pink” makeover with a focus on player comfort. What’s New? The most obvious change are the colors, […]

A look at the Skechers Baseline Bully tennis shoes

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Skechers might not be the most popular brand among tennis players but the Skechers Baseline Bully is a new entry into the performance tennis market. For a brand often associated more with comfort than competitive court performance, the Baseline Bully represents a shift toward stability and durability for the baseline grinder. Sometimes we’re skeptical of […]