The January/February issue of TENNIS Magazine previews the 2020 season with Roger Federer front and center. The issue answers which players we’re most looking forward to watching, our biggest questions for the new year and who will win the amazing race for GOAT. There’s a feature dedicated to the growing trend of team events, while other features dive into the mind of Ashleigh Barty and the data behind Craig O’Shannessy. There’s also a piece on Mark Knowles’ initiative in the Caribbean, which kicks off our series on tennis’ impact on the islands.

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The November/December issue of TENNIS Magazine features Coco Gauff, the face of the next decade of tennis. Inside you’ll find a feature on the 15-year-old phenom as well as a look at who else could make a splash for American tennis. As the final issue of the 2019 season, most of the pages pay respect to the past decade with the Top 10 men’s and women’s matches and players, and profiles of the best player, male and female. A bonus feature takes a deep dive into how social media has impacted the game, and another remembers three wise men we’ve lost.

The September/October issue of TENNIS Magazine showcases Serena Williams on the cover just in time for the one-year anniversary of her controversial US Open loss to Naomi Osaka. The final is covered in an entirely new way inside the pages. Other features include Venus Williams’ command for respect, Fabio Fognini and Flavia Pennetta’s love story and the 10-year-anniversay of Melanie Oudin’s US Open breakthrough. There’s also a moving tribute to Vitas Gerulaitis, an in-depth look at the legacy of Althea Gibson, and one of the most innovative stories ever: a glimpse at what the New York major could look like in 2030.

The July/August 2019 issue of TENNIS Magazine highlights the youth movement. The 21 and Under Club, led by cover boy Stefanos Tsitsipas, also features  20 more rising stars  you want to keep an eye on including Aryna Sabalenka, Frances Tiafoe, Felix Auger-Aliassime and Daria Yastremska. One feature takes a look at the challenges of the new ITF World Tennis Tour and another debates the question: Should the men still play best-of-five at the majors? We didn’t forget the veterans, as we also answer the question, what’s the key to Ivo Karlovic’s success at 40?

The May/June 2019 issue of TENNIS Magazine is a deep dive into the most curious man on tour, Novak Djokovic, ahead of the most interesting Slam. He’s returning to Paris on a mission at what could play out as the Grandest Slam of all, thanks to Roger Federer electing to play. Other features take a closer look at Rafael Nadal’s French Open status, pay respect to Mexico’s greatest player Rafael Osuna, peg Petra Kvitova as a Paris favorite and give on update on the French Open’s future look. For improving your game, check out our expert takes on Marin Cilic’s backhand and Jelena Ostapenko’s forehand.

The March/April issue of TENNIS Magazine showcases a feature story on cover girl Naomi Osaka. You'll also find in-depth features on Miami tournament director James Blake, how an Oracle grant boosted Danielle Collins' career, and a look at studies proving that tennis can help you live longer. You can also pick up some tips from greats Tracy Austin, Jim Courier, Mark Knowles and Nick Bollettieri, and browse through what's the latest on the market for new clothes and racquets.

What does 2019 mean in tennis? That depends which player you ask. For some, the new year can mean the next, giant step forward after generating late-season momentum. For others, it can mean a fresh start after a stretch of play to forget. We assess what 2019 means for 100 players in our most comprehensive pro tour breakdown: The Tennis Magazine 100. In addition, we look at the big picture when it comes to the ATP (it's getting better with age) and the WTA (depth, rather than dominance, will rule). Our season preview also examines tennis' recent cup craziness, and revisits on-court coaching a decade after it began. Plus—playing advice for recreational players, and the perfect tennis new year's resolution.

The November/December issue of TENNIS Magazine is a special Heroes issue commemorating a milestone in our sport. In celebration of 50 years of Open era tennis, we honor 50 heroes from each year who have made an impact beyond the court, including the likes of Rod Laver, Bille Jean King, Gustavo Kuerten, Serena and Venus Williams, and many more. The pages inside also include an in-depth interview with Strokes of Genius author Jon Wertheim and a gear guide packed full of gifts worthy for anyone on your Christmas list.

The September/October issue of TENNIS Magazine features Juan Martin del Potro, a former US Open champion that's discovered his winning ways just in time for New York. Also from Flushing Meadows, take a look back at the Top 10 most iconic US Open matches of the last 50 years. There's a feature on last year's champion Sloane Stephens and her rollercoaster season since raising her first major trophy, and an in-depth take on Naomi Osaka, who may be the WTA's most dominant champion. There's plenty of gear, travel and instruction, as well as an informative feature on Professional Tennis Management programs.

The July/August issue of TENNIS Magazine celebrates the tenth anniversary of the 2008 Wimbledon final, the greatest match ever between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. There's also nine more matches to round out the Top 10 most memorable ones of the Open era. What's at Stake dives into the curious case of former No. 1 Angelique Kerber, Marin Cilic's missing piece and Frances Tiafoe's home-court advantage in Washington. There's plenty of instruction tips from experts like Nick Bollettieri, Tracy Austin, Paul Annacone and Gigi Fernandez. And in Stories of the Open Era, we look at how the Americans took control of tennis form the British, fifty years ago.

The May/June issue of TENNIS Magazine features Simona Halep on the cover as she seeks to reverse her fortune of runner-up finishes at Roland Garros. Inside Tennis showcases an interview with living legend Martina Navratilova, as well as instruction tips to improve your serve and practice strategy. What's at Stake features address the trend of the supercoach, American players chances on red clay, and which of Rafael Nadal's competitors will eventually be rewarded. A college feature makes the case for college tennis changing the sport's future for the better.

The March/April issue of Tennis Magazine celebrates the 50 greatest players of the Open era. The countdown answers the biggest question for both men and women: Who is No. 1? The special issue includes the annual racquet guide, an in-depth look at the largest WTA-only tournament in the U.S. in Charleston, as well as Desert Smash, a celebration of tennis and celebrity unlike any other. Tennis Life features a chat with Miami Open director James Blake, coaching advice from Paul Annacone and Jim Courier's best experiences on the senior tour. Check out the What's at Stake section for everything you need to know about who is defending where in the upcoming weeks, as well as who has the best chance of leaping up the rankings. 

The January 2018 issue of TENNIS Magazine is an annual preview, featuring cover star Sloane Stephens. We celebrate 50 years of tennis on TV, as well as feature profiles on Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, Caroline Garcia and Denis Shapovalov. Our Inside Tennis experts weigh in on topics ranging from Davis Cup to Serena Williams. The What's at Stake section covers everything you will ever need to know about how the rankings work, while Tennis Life brings you gear, expert advice on improving your game, California travel tips and a lot more.

The November/December 2017 issue of Tennis Magazine is the fifth annual Heroes Issue. The special edition features 30 stories of heroism told through a lifetime of tennis. Meet the 10-year-old boy who beat cancer and inspired Roger Federer. Learn from the Californian woman who changed the lives of thousands of children. Get introduced to an 83-year-old tournament director who epitomizes tennis being the sport of a lifetime. Check out those three inspiring stories and 27 more inside the pages of Tennis Magazine.

The U.S. Open is a tournament that caters to American fans and prominently features American players. How, then, has a mild-mannered man from Switzerland become so adored by the New York faithful? Part of it is Federer’s deep connection to New York City, a place that actually feels like home to the five-time champion, on and off the court. While this issue will highlight the Open, it will also focus on Federer, and how he has transcended the traditions of fandom, both with those sitting in the nosebleeds and the celebrities watching him up close. Additional feature subjects include: 2017 Hall of Fame inductee Andy Roddick; the most intimate—and intimidating—job in tennis; what you can learn from Serena's pregnancy as a player; the enduring spirit of Venus Williams; and Renee Richards' important legacy.

The July/August 2017 issue of Tennis Magazine is all about Wimbledon. Cover girl CoCo Vandeweghe is America's best shot at conquering the All England Club as she tries to unleash the extraordinary. Milos Raonic looks to take himself one step farther in London than he did in 2016, while another feature makes an argument for team tennis. Part 2 of the Summer of '77 sees the men's game reach new heights at Wimbledon. Also, don't miss the Wimbledon conversation series with Jimmy Arias, James Blake and Mary Carillo, as well as the bag guide and doubles instruction from Greg Moran and Gigi Fernandez.

The May/June 2017 issue of Tennis Magazine is a French Open special, featuring the year's shoe guide, and plenty of clay-court action. The lead feature names the GOAT of clay tennis, deciding between Chrissie Evert or Rafael Nadal. And remember Guillermo Vilas? Refresh your tennis knowledge of one of the clay greats. Also, dive into the sophomore year of American youngster Taylor Fritz, and learn about the USTA's Net Generation program that's attempting to remold the future of tennis. The issue also brings you a nutrition-filled meal plan, a travel guide to Newport, RI, and doubles instruction from Greg Moran and Gigi Fernandez. 

The 2017 March/April issue is TENNIS Magazine's annual racquet guide, showcasing five frames that earn special recognition. There's also a string guide, teaching you everything you’ve ever wanted to know about the filaments in your frame. In the conversation series, Jimmy Arias, Mary Carillo and James Blake give their insights on how gear has change the game. Instruction features include rising ATP champion Alexander Zverev’s backhand technique and a lesson on when to break the rules in doubles. It’s also time to get acquainted with the newly opened USTA National Campus in Florida.

Tennis Magazine's 2017 Preview Issue brings you the all-inclusive guide for everything you need for the season ahead. The ATP and WTA player previews cover the Top 10, while Best of the Rest and Ones to Watch bring you even more coverage. Our panel of experts address everything from Roger Federer's chances and Juan Martin del Potro's expectations to Angelique Kerber new role as No. 1 and Maria Sharapova's return. There's also year-long diary from Steve Johnson himself detailing his 2016 campaign.

The fourth annual Tennis Magazine Heroes comprises the November/December 2016 issue. Stories about local heroes from all 50 states fill the pages, from a determined 69-year-old who won an ITF Pro Circuit match in Alabama to a coach who has overcome multiple sclerosis to build a winning program at the University of Wyoming. The inspiring tales also include the likes of Andre Agassi, James Blake, John Isner and Andy Roddick. Read all of their compelling stories of courage, perseverance and achievement. 

The September/October 2016 issue of Tennis Magazine stars Serena Williams. Can the all-time great turn her toughest defeat at the US Open last year into the scene of a record-setting Grand Slam title? Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at tennis photography, in-depth features on Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Jack Sock, four racquet-related finds at the Met, and the quest to make the game faster. The instruction pieces will show you the three keys to Serena's serve as well as the force of Sock's signature forehand.

The July/August 2016 issue of Tennis Magazine features Andy Murray, the rebel in reverse. Is the Scot the most important player of his era? Also featured are the many pets of the pro tour, Venus Williams' ageless Olympic spirit and a special inside look at the treacherous saga of Syria's Davis Cup team. Learn more about Kevin Anderson, one of the more stoic members of the ATP tour, and get an in-depth taste of what it's like to play World TeamTennis. Instruction features will teach you how to hit an effective kick serve and how to improve by learning Roger Federer's shoulder rotation.

The May 2016 issue of Tennis Magazine features cover star Stan Wawrinka as he gets set to defend his Roland Garros crown. Other features include the ten-year rivalry of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal and a look at tennis' own renaissance woman Martina Hingis. Instruction features will help you figure out how to return a kick serve and learn four secret doubles weapons. It's also time for the 2016 Shoe Guide with in-depth reviews for the year's top kicks.

The March/April 2016 issue of Tennis Magazine is the racquet guide. The main feature revolves around the year's new frames and the annual editor's choice awards for the best all-around frame, best new line, best lightweight frame, best update and best heavy hitter. Plus we bring you the 10 most important racquets of all time, an easy-to-follow grip guide and insight on the importance of the right string pattern. The issue also includes a feature story on Madison Keys and her recent evolution. Lastly, the instruction feature focuses on doubles, teaching you to win from every formation.

The January/February 2016 issue of Tennis Magazine serves as a preview issue for what will surely be an entertaining year. The WTA and ATP's Top 10 players are individually assessed, as well as 16 players to watch out for in the new year. Chris Evert looks ahead at what's next for world No. 1's Serena Williams and Novak Djokovic, and a feature Q&A on Bob and Mike Bryan reveals a lot of things you maybe didn't know about the twin sensations. Also inside, a roundtable discussion between our four experts on some important questions for 2016.

The final Tennis Magazine issue for 2015 is the third annual Heroes Issue. The tradition continues with our celebration of the gifted, the courageous, the inspired and the inspiring. Your favorite past and current tennis stars from Monica Seles and Andre Agassi to Andy Murray talk about their own heroes in a special feature. A number of players including Mardy Fish, Vicky Duval and Kimiko Date-Krumm are recognized as heroes for beating the odds, and tell their own stories on the pages inside. Also featured is the Hall of Fame and a number of historic pieces from inside its halls, with insight from the memorabilia owners themselves (like Martina Navratilova on her 1978 Wimbledon dress). The issue is rounded out by lesser known yet still significant heroes from a cancer survivor to a parks and recreations team to a historic tennis facility in New York City.

The September/October 2015 issue of Tennis Magazine features the man of the year, Novak Djokovic, as he pursues his third Grand Slam title of the year. As this year's US Open issue, we bring you an account of the Grandstand's final year as the players say goodbye to their beloved court. Also here is a short feature on Arthur Ashe Stadium's roof, opening in 2016, and Ivan Lendl opens up about his reign over Flushing Meadows in the 1980's. The final installment of 50th Anniversary Moments delivers 15 more in-depth essays on the history of tennis, and this year's string guide brings you six recent releases to try out. 

The July/August 2015 issue of Tennis Magazine stars Serena Williams and her unwillingness to let Father Time slow her down. A second feature explores Petra Kvitova and the questions surrounding her ability to win on other surfaces besides grass. Roger Federer's vibrant and passionate Swiss Army fan base gets covered by Steve Tignor, and there's also a personal essay on a regular guy taking his health into his own hands by challenging Novak Djokovic. The 50th anniversary moments continue with 15 more in-depth essays on the history of tennis, and we release the bag guide of 2015.

The May/June 2015 issue of TENNIS Magazine marks its 50th anniversary. Inside its pages you'll find 20 in-depth essays on historic tennis moments starting from 1965 (the year the magazine published its first issue). Read about the first Open era tournament in 1968, a 16-year-old Chris Evert's run at the US Open, and much more. Also, the Tournament of Champions continues and reaches its conclusion inside this issue with the men's and women's all-time champion being crowned. For instruction, we put together a series of tips from the past that can still help your game today.

The March/April 2015 issue of Tennis Magazine features the year's racquet guide to help you stay on top of the best frames for the busy season ahead. The issue also showcases the first-round results and recaps of the Tournament of Champions (a special fantasy tournament pitting stars from the past 50 years against each other in honor of the Tennis Magazine's 50th anniversary.) Another big feature gives readers an update on CiCi Bellis, the teenager that took the world by storm at last year's U.S. Open.

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