Tennis Speakers — Book Athlete Speakers

The sport of tennis has maintained a loyal following over the years and many of the sport’s stars have achieved international fame. The grace and agility of tennis players is something that has always been admired and drawn people to these fantastic athletes. Tennis players are some of the most sought-after athletes for product and brand endorsements. The sport's popularity in the business sector also makes tennis speakers great for corporate groups, charity events, and more. In addition to presenting during these appearances, they can also share tips and run clinics for your attendees. 

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James Blake — Former Top Five Ranked Player in the World
James Blake was the face of United States tennis for nearly 15 years. After turning pro in 1999 at the age of 19 he quickly became a household name. In 2002 he won his first title at the USTA Waikol
Bjorn Borg — Former World No. 1 Tennis Player
Bjorn Borg is an accomplished professional tennis player that once held the World Number 1 player position. Borg turned professional at the young age of 14 and quickly became one of the youngest playe
Eugenie Bouchard — Pro Tennis Player
Eugenie Bouchard is a Canadian Professional tennis player. Bouchard began playing tennis at the age of 5 and at the age of 12, she and her mother moved to Florida to be coached by Nick Saviano. At 15,
Mike Bryan — Legendary Former #1 World-Ranked Doubles Player, Olympic Gold Medalist and Winner of 18 Doubles Grand Slams
Mike Bryan was born and raised in sunny California and played his collegiate tennis at Stanford University in 1997 and 1998. During his time at Stanford he led the Cardinals to back-to-back NCAA Team
Bob Bryan — Legendary Former #1 World-Ranked Doubles Player, Olympic Gold Medalist and Winner of 16 Doubles Grand Slams
Along with his brother Mike, Bob Bryan is one of the top doubles tennis players in the world. Bobs success began in college when he led Stanford to back to back NCAA team championships. He even won t
Maria Bueno — International Tennis Hall of Famer
Maria Bueno was a Brazilian tennis player who won seven Grand Slam singles titles. Bueno won three times at Wimbledon and four times at the U.S. Open. In addition, she captured 11 Grand Slam doubles
Darren Cahill — Longtime ESPN Tennis Analyst, Successful Coach and Former Player
Darren Cahill has had a successful life in tennis. As the son of the legendary Australian rules football coach, John Cahill, big things were always expected from his career in sports. Cahill originall
Jennifer Capriati — International Tennis Hall of Famer and Former World Number One Singles Player
Jennifer Capriati had an amazing run to start her career in tennis. Capriati made her professional debut when she was 13 years old, setting herself up to become the youngest player ever to reach the t
Mary Carillo — Hall of Fame Sports Broadcaster Who Works for NBC, HBO and Tennis Channel
Mary Carillo joined the professional tennis circuit in 1977 and rose to prominence later that year after capturing the 1977 French Open title in mixed doubles. That same year she made it to the quarte
Juan Carlos Ferrero — Former World No. 1 Tennis Player, French Open Champion and Coach of Carlos Alcaraz
Juan Carlos Ferrero Donat entered the world on February 12, 1980 in Ontinyent Spain before becoming a professional tennis player and current coach. The highest ATP singles ranking he reached occurred
Anna Chakvetadze — Winner of won Eight WTA Singles Titles
Anna Chakvetadze is a retired Russian tennis player that reached a career high ranking of fifth in the world. Chakvetadze won eight WTA singles titles and had a career record of 296-170. Her best fini
Michael Chang — Former World #2 Ranked Singles Player and Youngest Man to Win a Grand Slam
In a crowded field of tennis greats in the 1990s, Michael Chang still made his presence felt. Chang won 34 titles and finished with a 662-312 singles record. When he was just over 17 years old, he b