The French Open just got over, and we tennis fans were treated to some breathtaking clay court action. As expected, Rafael Nadal claimed his 10th title and steamrolled everyone (including the 2015 champion Stan Wawrinka) who came in his way.
Thankfully, we don’t have to wait a long time for another Grand Slam as Wimbledon is just around the corner. If you’re a tennis freak like us, let’s take a look at some Twitter accounts you should follow.
Matt Cronin
Wawrinka on Nadal & Federer: ‘If you miss a ball, if you hit a ball short, they will attack you.”
— Matt Cronin (@TennisReporters) June 11, 2017
One of the best journalists of the game, Cronin’s timeline is full of insight. You don’t get to 43K followers without that.
Andrea Petkovic
Can we just prolong these @AustralianOpen so I can marvel in talent&beauty&class and don’t have to go back to the reality of this world?
— Andrea Petkovic (@andreapetkovic) January 29, 2017
Andrea Petkovic’s account is full of funny and candid confessions, and we think her Twitter timeline is the best among all the Tennis players.
NikeCourt
Dominance unmatched.
Three successive, emphatic title victories speak for themselves.@RafaelNadal pic.twitter.com/eJmVskhFoS
— NikeCourt (@Nikecourt) May 14, 2017
Follow this account for some breathtaking pictures of Tennis stars in action. Also, inspirational quotes.
Greg Sharko
UPDATE: @RafaelNadal dropped only 25 games in 2008 en route to SFs @rolandgarros.
— Greg Sharko (@SharkoTennis) June 7, 2017
Greg Sharko’s your go-to person for interesting tennis stats and figures that you need to know.
Tennis.com
He wins by playing every match as if it’s his last, and celebrating every win as if it’s his first.
By @SteveTignor: https://t.co/AV7myepvOr pic.twitter.com/QTIXww8L1V
— TENNIS.com (@Tennis) June 11, 2017
Quotes, news, analysis, upcoming matches and results – Tennis.com’s Twitter timeline’s got it all.
