THE BEST STORIES OF THE GAME, FROM the BEST PLAYERS IN THE GAME, THROUGH THE DEFINING VALUES OF OUR GAME.
From our youtube channel, to our social media feed, our podcast, and our website you’ll find inspirational stories and moments that pull at our heart strings and remind us why we fell in love with this game. The moments that gave us chills, that made us stand in our seats, that made our jaws drop – these are the moments that define our sport.
TennisWorthy is your front-row seat to the stories that define greatness in tennis. Through exclusive video, podcasts, and more, we’ll bring you closer to the moments, rivalries, and crowning achievements that continue to shape tennis.
Michael Stich: Confidence for Creating Success
In 1991, Michael Stich was a relative unknown, seeded sixth at Wimbledon where he powered through to meet three-time champion Boris Becker. The match was the first all-German major final in the Open Era.
Virgina Wade, Motivation for a Crowning Achievement
Hall of Famer Virginia Wade recalls how the 16th time at Wimbledon was the charm, as the British great sealed a crowning achievement during Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee.
A Crowning Achievement on Centre Court: Maria Sharapova
Maria Sharapova had yet to advance past fourth round of a major tournament heading into 2004. After reaching the quarterfinals at Roland-Garros that year, the 17-year old rising star headed into Wimbledon as the No. 13 seed. What she accomplished there would establish her budding legacy.
Michael Stich: Confidence for Creating Success
In 1991, Michael Stich was a relative unknown, seeded sixth at Wimbledon where he powered through to meet three-time champion Boris Becker. The match was the first all-German major final in the Open Era.
Virgina Wade, Motivation for a Crowning Achievement
Hall of Famer Virginia Wade recalls how the 16th time at Wimbledon was the charm, as the British great sealed a crowning achievement during Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee.
Michael Stich: Confidence for Creating Success
In 1991, Michael Stich was a relative unknown, seeded sixth at Wimbledon where he powered through to meet three-time champion Boris Becker. The match was the first all-German major final in the Open Era.
Virgina Wade, Motivation for a Crowning Achievement
Hall of Famer Virginia Wade recalls how the 16th time at Wimbledon was the charm, as the British great sealed a crowning achievement during Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee.
A Crowning Achievement on Centre Court: Maria Sharapova
Maria Sharapova had yet to advance past fourth round of a major tournament heading into 2004. After reaching the quarterfinals at Roland-Garros that year, the 17-year old rising star headed into Wimbledon as the No. 13 seed. What she accomplished there would establish her budding legacy.
