America’s Racquet Week

Author

Kyle Taylor
March 19, 2025

This week, RADL Wire is prepping for the annual pilgrimage to Miami for what’s been dubbed America’s Racquet Week. South Florida is buzzing with energy as RacquetX and the Miami Open set the stage for a celebration dedicated to the world of racquet sports. Meanwhile, trouble seems to be brewing in professional tennis paradise as PTPA and some players file suit against tennis governing bodies. We close with some new gear and apparel lines and The Road to The Giorgio Armani Tennis Classic.

In today’s edition:

  • America’s Racquet Week Takes Over Miami with RacquetX, Miami Open

  • "Tennis is broken", Professional Tennis Players Association Files Suit

  • The Latest Racquet Business Headlines

AMERICA’S RACQUET WEEK
A Grand Slam Week For Racquet Sports

Miami is buzzing with energy as RacquetX proudly presents the official calendar for America’s Racquet Week, a premier celebration dedicated to the world of racquet sports. Timed to coincide with the Miami Open, this week-long festival brings together professional athletes, industry leaders, and passionate fans for an unforgettable showcase of skill, competition, and innovation.

From the sun-soaked courts of South Florida to exclusive networking events and high-stakes tournaments, America’s Racquet Week is a must-attend event for anyone passionate about tennis, pickleball, padel, and beyond.

With the Miami Open in full swing, RacquetX is elevating the excitement with a dynamic schedule of racquet sports competitions, interactive fan experiences, and industry forums.

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IN THE NEWS
See the latest headlines across the racquet industry

  • "Tennis is broken" said PTPA Executive Director Ahmad Nassar - As reported by ESPN, The Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) and 22 professional players have launched multiple lawsuits across several global jurisdictions, targeting the ATP, WTA, International Tennis Federation (ITF), and International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA). Filed in the Southern District of New York, the 162-page complaint alleges anticompetitive practices, monopolization of professional tennis, and systemic abuse within the sport.

  • GAMMA Sports Introduces NEW Rainmaker Pickleball Paddle – designed to turn heads and elevate gameplay for any player. Available in six vibrant and playful colors, the Rainmaker lets players bring their unique style to the court.

  • The Pickle Pad Sets the Stage for Accelerated Growth
    The brand has hit several key milestones in its growth over the past year, securing 12 signed agreements and putting nine new locations into the development pipeline. The company will soon see new locations in high-demand markets like Myrtle Beach, SC, St. George, UT, and Newport News, VA.

  • Entrepreneur Vanessa Cruz Rousseau Expands Sprd Media - As a woman-owned marketing agency in Miami, Sprd Media specializes in social media marketing, content strategy, and digital marketing services. Vanessa co-founded Love All, INC., a nonprofit bringing racquet sports—particularly tennis—to underserved communities.

  • Serena Williams x Janie and Jack - Serena Williams Partners with Janie and Jack for Her First-Ever Children’s Collection. The brand extension marks Serena’s first-ever children’s clothing line and is a reflection of her iconic personal style and belief in fostering individuality and creating memories through fashion.

Champion coach Juan Martin del Potro. Photo Source Four Season

Four Seasons Presents The Road to The Giorgio Armani Tennis Classic

In an inspired collaboration that blends elegance and athleticism, Four Seasons announces The Road to The Giorgio Armani Tennis Classic – an exclusive doubles invitational that will unfold as a series of tournaments at four renowned Four Seasons properties offering celebrated luxury, heritage and world-class hospitality.

This first-of-its-kind collaboration will feature an iconic tennis champion coach at each Four Seasons host property, offering personalized instruction to participants in the lead-up to the semi-finals and final matches at London’s storied Hurlingham Club during The Giorgio Armani Tennis Classic from June 26 – 28, 2025.