adidas Women's Stella McCartney Barricade Tennis Skirt (Red/White) - BK5360

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Model

BK5360

Manufacturer

Adidas

Detail

This adidas Stella McCartney Pleated Skirt will let you move freely to every ball on the court. This skirt is made of lightweight knit with an elastic waistband, all-over pleats, built-in compression short, colorblocking, and a heat transfer adidas by Stella McCartney logo at right hip. Skirt Length: 13" (size S). Inseam: 3". Content: 88% Polyester, 12% Elastane double knit

Category

Tennis

For the second straight year, we tasked some of the best tennis photographers — Clive Brunskill, Julian Finney and Matthew Stockman from Getty Images, as well as ATPTour.coms own Peter Staples — to share their favourite photos from a memorable 2019 ATP Tour season. As Stockman mentioned, 2019 was an exciting year to cover tennis as I really started to see a blending of the old guard with the Next Gen players. The photographers describe their favourite images of ...

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The 24 teams competing in the inaugural ATP Cup present a wide range of ages and experience on the ATP Tour. But the diversity of Team United States is especially noteworthy with its top two singles players, John Isner and Taylor Fritz. The 34-year-old Isner and 22-year-old Fritz hold the biggest age difference between the top two singles players among any country in this event. Although they possess different playing styles and personalities, they’re aligned in their ability to thrive d...

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Ivan Dodig is Croatias No. 1 doubles player at World No. 12, and the 34-year-old may play a key role at the inaugural ATP Cup. Dodig will likely partner the worlds No. 15 doubles player, Nikola Mektic, when their country competes in Group E action in Sydney against Argentina, Austria and Poland. Croatias other players are Borna Coric, Marin Cilic and Viktor Galovic. ATPTour.com catches up with Dodig to find out which Croat he looked up to growing up, which shot from a countryman hed like ...

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The depth and experience of Team France have immediately marked them as one of the frontrunners to prevail at the inaugural ATP Cup. Gael Monfils, Benoit Paire, Lucas Pouille, Nicolas Mahut and Edouard Roger-Vasselin look to bring France out of Group A in Brisbane, where they’ll take on Serbia, South Africa and Chile. All five players have experience in team competitions and thrive on the opportunity to represent their country. ”I played in all the teams since I was 14 in France. ...

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Rafael Nadal just posted the fourth-best return numbers by a year-end No. 1 in the past 29 years. An Infosys ATP Beyond The Numbers breakdown of year-end No. 1 players since 1991 identifies that Nadal’s 2019 season eclipses the other four times he finished year-end No. 1 in 2017, 2013, 2010 and 2008. The analysis comes from the ATP Return LEADERBOARD, powered by Infosys NIA Data , and is determined by adding the winning percentages in the following four areas: First-Serve Return P...

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Continuing our Season In Review series, ATPTour.com pays tribute to the first-time winners of the 2019 season. In part two of our two-part series, we look at the years final seven first-time winners. Adrian Mannarino - ‘s-Hertogenbosch [ First-Time Winner Spotlight ] Adrian Mannarino reached a career-high World No. 22 in 2018, but he had lost the first six ATP Tour finals of his career. The French lefty overcame that record at the Libema Open in ’s-Hertogenbosch, defeatin...

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The ATP has announced the appointment of Massimo Calvelli as the ATP Chief Executive Officer, beginning 1 January 2020. Calvelli brings a wide range of tennis and executive experience to the position and was the unanimous choice of the ATP Board of Directors. The 45-year-old Italian has been a highly respected sports executive in global sales, marketing, operations and product development for the past 20 years. Calvelli will work closely with fellow Italian Andrea Gaudenzi, who becomes the ne...

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