Her Way
Eva Lys is learning what fits.
By Jessica SchifferPhotography by Lottermann & FuentesOriginally Featured Volume 4 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
OPEN TENNIS MAGAZINE
⭘ US OPEN 2026
A Mixed Blessing
The 2025 Mixed Doubles Invitational proved that tennis is best when it’s coed.
By Gerald MarzoratiPhotography by Florence PernetOriginally Featured Volume 3 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
US OPEN — OPEN TENNIS
If You're Feeling Sinister
How lefties create chaos.
By Saikeerthi RachavelepulaIllustration by Rodrigo CorralOriginally Featured Volume 2 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
OPEN TENNIS
Subscribe to Survive
What the growing presence of OnlyFans means for pro tennis.
By Takashi WilliamsIllustration by Dalbert B VilarninoOriginally Featured Volume 4 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
OPEN TENNIS
Czech Mate
For Czech players, whatever is needed, that’s what’s available.
By Joel DruckerPhoto collages by Dakarai AkilFeatured in Volume 3 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
OPEN TENNIS VOLUME 3
State of Play
Torben Ulrich blurred the lines between practice, play, and art.
By Simon HegelundFeatured in Volume 3 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
OPEN TENNIS VOLUME 3
The Noise and the Signal
Touching the tennis divine with Julius Gavin.
By Jackson FronsPhotography by Molly CrannaFeatured in Volume 2 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
Outside the Box
Anti-folk hero Adam Green’s reimagined tennis courts complement an adventurous Q&A with Gabriel Allen, author of Tennis Tensions: Class, Race and Gender in the Evolution of the Sport.
By Patrick J. SauerArtwork by Adam GreenFeatured in Volume 3 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
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Mixed Doubles
Photographer Adrian Mesko takes OPEN Tennisto a beachside suburb of his native Sydney.
Photography by Adrian MeskoOriginally Featured Volume 2 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
OPEN TENNIS
The Ghost Writers
Amazon’s got AI churning out tennis biographies by the dozen, but to what end?
By Simon CambersIllustration by Dalbert B. VilarinoFeatured in OPEN Tennis Magazine Volume 3 — BUY
OPEN TENNIS
◐ HIGHLIGHTS
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LVBL // SUMMER 2026

LA — NYC — MIAMI — CHICAGOHOUSTON — BERKELEY — SAN DIEGO
◑ GAME, SET, MATCH
Book Review: The Open Era
BOOK REVIEWS
A Lot to Lose
WIMBLEDON
The 2026 Wimbledon Shoe Report
SNEAKERS
Fatal Flaws
WTA
◐ POSTCARDS
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Her Way
Eva Lys is learning what fits.
By Jessica SchifferPhotography by Lottermann & FuentesOriginally Featured Volume 4 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
OPEN TENNIS MAGAZINE
⭘ US OPEN 2026
A Mixed Blessing
The 2025 Mixed Doubles Invitational proved that tennis is best when it’s coed.
By Gerald MarzoratiPhotography by Florence PernetOriginally Featured Volume 3 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
US OPEN — OPEN TENNIS
If You're Feeling Sinister
How lefties create chaos.
By Saikeerthi RachavelepulaIllustration by Rodrigo CorralOriginally Featured Volume 2 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
OPEN TENNIS
Subscribe to Survive
What the growing presence of OnlyFans means for pro tennis.
By Takashi WilliamsIllustration by Dalbert B VilarninoOriginally Featured Volume 4 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
OPEN TENNIS
Czech Mate
For Czech players, whatever is needed, that’s what’s available.
By Joel DruckerPhoto collages by Dakarai AkilFeatured in Volume 3 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
OPEN TENNIS VOLUME 3
State of Play
Torben Ulrich blurred the lines between practice, play, and art.
By Simon HegelundFeatured in Volume 3 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
OPEN TENNIS VOLUME 3
The Signal and the Noise
Touching the tennis divine with Julius Gavin.
By Jackson FronsPhotography by Molly CrannaFeatured in Volume 2 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
OPEN TENNIS
Outside the Box
Anti-folk hero Adam Green’s reimagined tennis courts complement an adventurous Q&A with Gabriel Allen, author of Tennis Tensions: Class, Race and Gender in the Evolution of the Sport.
By Patrick J. SauerArtwork by Adam GreenFeatured in Volume 3 of OPEN Tennis — BUY
CULTURE & ARTS
◑ GAME, SET, MATCH
LVBL // SUMMER 2026
◐ POSTCARDS
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