From the Parisian clay to the hard courts of New York City, Casper Ruud has produced some extraordinary tennis in an attempt to become the first Norwegian to win a Grand Slam. After reaching his first two Grand Slam finals at Roland-Garros and the US Open in 2022, he also appeared in the Roland-Garros final in 2023. Ruud has been showing he has the game and the mentality to potentially win one of the sport’s biggest prizes in the future. In 2024, Ruud won the biggest title of his career with victory at the ATP 500 in Barcelona.Yonex professional players may play with a customized racquet with different specifications to the model displayed.

From Melbourne to Paris to London to New York, Jessica Pegula has established herself as a consistent force at the Grand Slams. In 2023, she became only the fifth American woman in the past 25 years to reach the quarterfinals of all four majors. That same year, she capped off her season as a finalist at the prestigious WTA Finals. Known for her smart, all-court game and resilience under pressure, Pegula has been ranked as high as World No. 3 and continues to be a top contender on tour. She’s delivered particularly strong performances at the Australian Open, where she reached the quarterfinals three years in a row, and most recently made a career milestone by becoming the 2024 US Open Finalist.

Madison Keys quickly adapted after switching to a Yonex racquet, saying she “fell in love pretty quickly” and trusted it to enhance her powerful game. The change paid off instantly—at the 2025 Australian Open, her first Grand Slam with Yonex, she achieved her lifelong dream, winning her first major title. The American, known for her aggressive style, had come close before, finishing as the 2017 US Open finalist. Her Grand Slam victory cemented her legacy and proved that perseverance and the right equipment can make a difference. With renewed confidence, Keys looked ahead to even more success.

Powerful and charismatic, Ben Shelton brought fresh energy to New York City by reaching the semi-finals of the 2023 US Open. With his deepest run yet at the Grand Slams, the 20-year-old became the youngest American man in the US Open semi-finals since 1992. In his rookie year, Shelton truly launched himself into the tennis elite. At the 2023 Australian Open – which was his first tournament outside the United States as well as his first trip outside the US – he played some inspired tennis to reach the quarterfinals. Another highlight of his breakthrough season came in Tokyo where he won his first ATP title. In 2024, Shelton added a second ATP title, which he took on the clay courts of Houston – aged 21, he was the youngest champion at that tournament in more than 20 years.Yonex professional players may play with a customized racquet with different specifications to the model displayed.