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- Tennis
- In Family We Grow
- Arthur Cazaux: The will to win
- Teodor Davidov: "People who have never seen me play in real life often criticize my style of play"
- Dora Andrejszki : “I see a lot of 40-plus players competing at the top level”
- Hamad Medjedovic : Serbia's explosive new talent
- Alex Michelsen : In the big league
- Miguel Ángel Moyá : <br>“The social side of padel, is almost the best part of all”
- Gemma Mengual : Former world-class swimmer takes to padel !
- Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, a love for tennis
- Nikola Bartunkova, "I hate to lose, but I've never considered giving up"
- "I always wanted to beat them" - Chloe Birch
- U18 ICT – A dream come true for Martha Franklin & Will King
- Helen Calverley : win respectfully or lose gracefully
- Tragedy leads to triumph for transformed Taro
- Jennifer Brady: "It's about damn time"
- Henry Searle: "I was a nightmare at home"
- Arthur Fils, a year of firsts
- “There will never be another Rafa. I am Carlos.” – Carlos Alcaraz
- Avgi Nicolaou – ‘First it’s fun, then it’s a community’
- Jana Montes : Learning to voice her ambition
- Tennis Remixed
- An inspiring passion for tennis in the heart of Africa
- “What attracted me most about padel is that it’s easy to learn” – Ana Moreno
- Niel Vink : "I made my dreams come true."
- "Using tennis to give back – and enhance a disadvantaged child’s life chances"
- From Japan to Mallorca!
- Charlotte & Kyle, Babolat Cup winners
- "I get up and improve every day" – Juncheng Shang
- ‘I wouldn’t be where I am today without my Pure Aero’ – Rajeev Ram
- Sweden’s best padel coach – less than three years after qualifying!
- ‘I have my goals and they’re very high’ – Holger Rune
- ‘How far would I go if I dedicated myself to padel?’ – Virginia Riera
- ‘Every person with a future is a young promise’
- “My main goal is simply to be the best version of myself.” – Alexandra Eala
- “Sharing on court is what matters most” – Anne Tran
- A week at the Rafa Nadal Academy with Hubert Plenkiewicz
- ‘Lucky or a hard worker?’<br>– Alizé Cornet
- “Without passion you can’t be competitive” – Hugo Sconochini
- “The Christmas present that keeps on giving” – Wolfgang Gnedt
- ‘We bring a new perspective into the game of Padel’ – Patricia Martínez
- ‘If I’m an inspiration because I refuse to quit – I’m happy with that’ – Jeff Bourns
- ‘Suddenly the world’s best brand was willing to sponsor me. It was like a dream.’ – Miguel Semmler
- ‘We both have our feet on the ground. We remain humble and loyal.’
- ‘Sport brings emotions one cannot experience elsewhere’ – Julie Cukierman
- ‘I see badminton as the best tool to give others joy. That is my aim.’ – Jürgen Koch
- "Passion has no age"
- [Club Med] ‘We stand for pleasure, but we want to get better’
- [Tennis Club Ninon] “95 percent of our players play with Babolat racquets”
- [Chamatex] From lighter shoes to automated production
- "If I change the life of someone in a very, very small way, then I have done what I was meant to do" – Dylan Alcott
- “The pandemic touched me a lot psychologically, because I spent three months feeling useless.” – Eduardo Ladeveze
- Win to triumph – Pauline Déroulède
- "I asked her “What did I just say?” and she imitated me saying it!" – Leylah Fernandez
- “Something is happening here, this is a sport that can only grow” – Fred Bertucat
- [Michelin] “Partnering to create the best shoes”
- "What does it take to be a good freestyler? You need to be patient and be able to rehearse.” – Bensimshot
- "The goal is world number one” – Cameron Norrie
- “More than 60% of Grand Slam Champions since 2000 play with Babolat string.” – Erwan Grimault
- “Players take time – it’s a decade or more of investment in terms of time, money, servicing, and energy.” – Jean-Christophe Verborg
- “I was always more of a tactician, I like to support them on a psychological level” – Frank Vincent
- A badminton Tour de France by thumb – Loïc Gaessler
- “We are the tribe – but more than a tribe” – Justine Couvidat
- "A good frame with bad strings is like a Ferrari with a tractor engine" – Lucien Noguès
- “If you black-out a Babolat racquet and let me play with it, I’ll know which one it is right away.” – Aska Moilimou
- Juan Lebrón : Without music, he could not have become world number one
- ‘There are so many dimensions to badminton, that’s what attracted me.’ – Peter Mills
- "Badminton saved my eyesight" – Loïc Meuriot
- "I want to show it is really worth fighting for yourself, for your dreams" – Aneta Niklas
- Fernando Poggi, ‘the beast’ and world champion who pioneered TV and social networks
- ‘Winning is not everything when you see how happy people are.’ - Rina Fujiwara
- From Nadal to Padel and Club La Masó: Nicolás Delgado’s journey
- ‘When I lost, my parents and coaches told me the main reason was the backhand’ - Dominic Thiem
- ‘The fact that it is a family business is something that gets me closer to them’ - Rafael Nadal
- "When you’re working with young players I think it’s very important for a coach to always be constructive and encouraging" - Hongyan Pi
- 'A lot of the things I’ve done in my life are because of sport, because of badminton' - Sylvain Janier-Dubry
- ‘Padel is a magical sport… because it is the most democratic and inclusive sport that exists’ - Gustavo Spector
- ‘Immediately for me it was fantastic’ - Kai Niederhuber
- “Every disadvantage has an advantage.” – Stéphane Houdet
- “I want to win a Grand Slam. That’s what I am working for.” – Xinyu Wang
- “It’s my victory, my loss. I’ll take responsibility for both.” - Sofia Kenin
- [APT] Growing The Game of Padel, All Around The World