It's a title she didn’t take lightly when it was first handed out a few years back.She went all in on doing her part to grow the game of tennis through social media content, and I'm happy to report she's still at it.Rachel Stuhlmann attends the Legends Ball benefiting the International Tennis Hall of Fame at The Ziegfeld Ballroom in New York City on Sept.
6, 2025.(Getty Images for the International Tennis Hall of Fame)Rachel, who now considers herself to be the "World’s 1st Tennis Influencer," is back at the U.S.
Open churning out content.She's on the court.She's at the parties.
And she's even teaming up with retired tennis player Genie Bouchard.Wherever tennis needs her is where you'll find Rachel Stuhlmann.She isn’t just handing out tips on a random court far away from the action.
She's on the ground at events and that's intentional.BZZR 'CUTTING OUT THE NOISE' FROM SPORTS SOCIAL MEDIA SPACE GREAT FOR CREATORS, SPORTSCASTER JON ALBA SAYS"I've been creating tennis content for nearly a decade, long before sports creators became as common as they are today.I think that's where the "OG" nickname comes from.
I've been fortunate to help pioneer this space and watch it grow," she told the Daily Star earlier this summer."The way I stay ahead is by continuing to evolve.I don't just post content for the sake of posting - I think strategically about storytelling, what fans actually want to see, and how I can bring them closer to the sport."PAIGE SPIRANAC BACK ON THE GOLF COURSE WORKING ON HER SWING, ELIZABETH HURLEY IN A BIRTHDAY BIKINI & MORE MEATRachel added, "Because I work across so many areas of professional tennis, whether it's hosting, media, partnerships, or content strategy, I have access to stories and experiences that most fans don't get to see.
That's what I try to share."The strategic storytelling is some of the best strategic storytelling you're going to find, especially when it comes to the sport of tennis.- Gen X Warren M in Florida writes:Hey...