"Since starting playing I have been wanting to join a tennis community of like-minded individuals that have the same idea and ambition about the sport. Tennis is not just a sport, it's a lifestyle. [Broken Rackets] is a clear indication of that. It has a sense of exclusivity but also togetherness."

"I want to be part of a community where tennis is more than a sport — it's a shared passion and a way to connect. I've been following Broken Rackets for years on Instagram and love the elegance and refinement you bring to the game. Your vision resonates deeply with me."

"A chance to become part of a unique international community, create meaningful relationships, and share memorable experiences both on and off the court. While I love playing and following the sport, I also appreciate the sense of community that tennis can create and the opportunity to exchange experiences with others who understand what makes the game so special."

"It represents so much more than just following tennis—it’s a community of people who appreciate the culture, history, and aesthetics that make the sport so special. Having played tennis and attended tournaments my entire life, I’ve always loved the camraderie and shared passion that surrounds the game, and Broken Rackets captures that feeling better than anyone."

"It goes beyond tennis as a game. The combination of sport, travel, culture, and community is something that really resonates with me. I appreciate the opportunity to meet people from different backgrounds who are connected by a common passion and curiosity for the world."

"It’s quite rare for me to find other tennis enthusiasts that base their travels around being able to play tennis and connect over the sport and I feel that broken rackets can help me find that."

"Honestly it’s exactly how I’ve gotten into tennis. I picked it up through travel, playing on great courts at hotels, and it quickly became part of how I experience places. Broken Rackets feels like a natural extension of that, good courts, interesting people, and access you wouldn’t normally get."