Tennis - The Ultimate Book | Das ultimative Buch

Once reserved for the elite, tennis has evolved into a globally beloved sport. But even if you’ve never set foot on a court, the allure of the tennis lifestyle is undeniable. At Grand Slams like Wimbledon, the spectators in the stands often steal the spotlight as much as the players on the court. And then there are the legendary personalities—whether it’s the unparalleled grace of Roger Federer or the fiery outbursts of John McEnroe, tennis has always been a stage for drama, elegance, and unforgettable moments.

Tennis – The Ultimate Book is your all-access pass to the world of tennis, both on and off the court. Dive into the sport’s rich history, explore its most iconic tournaments and venues, and relive the most thrilling matches of all time. Discover the game’s greatest champions, the evolution of tennis fashion, and the essential gear that defines the sport. Whether you're a passionate player or an intrigued spectator, this captivating compendium might just inspire you to pick up a racket yourself.

Stefan Maiwald, born in 1971 in Braunschweig, is one of Germany’s most versatile authors. For the past twenty years, he has called the island of Grado—nestled between Venice and Trieste—his home. Maiwald’s works span novels, crime thrillers, and non-fiction, including bestsellers like Laura, Leo, Luca and I – How to Survive in an Italian Family, We Are Papa!, and The Italian Principle: This is How Happiness Works! His historical Venice crime novel, The Doge’s Spy, was named Best Debut of the Year by the authors’ and critics’ association HOMER. He also runs postausitalien.com, the most-read German-language website about Italy. When he’s not writing, Maiwald can often be found on Grado’s stunning seven-kilometer sandy beach. Designer, editor, and author Peter Feierabend has left his mark on nearly every bookshelf—having worked on approximately 3,000 book titles. And his journey is far from over. Born in Hanover, he studied design at the University of the Arts in Berlin and has called Cologne home for the past 25 years.