Happy New Year Tennis Style: The Best And Worst 2026 Greetings From Your Favorite Tennis Social Media Sites

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Happy New Year Tennis Style: The Best And Worst 2026 Greetings From Your Favorite Tennis Social Media Sites

The 2026 tennis season begins on 1/2/2026 in Australia.

In the waning minutes of the offseason, let’s see how some of your favorite tennis social media sites decided to ring in the New Year.

1. USTA: 404,000 X/Twitter followers

The USTA, with so many athletes in the Top 10 on the women’s and men’s side, has a lot to celebrate in 2026.

That’s why this post fell flat to us.

We can’t draw, but we could have easily created this. It looks like it was thought of, drawn, and posted in five minutes.

2. WTA: 1 Million X/Twitter followers

The WTA gave us some Summer Down Under flair that got us hyped for the season.

We have been critics of the WTA many times (and probably will be again in 2026), but this is a good one.

3. Indian Wells, also known as, BNP Paribas Tennis Open: 191,000 X/Twitter followers

Tennis Paradise wants us to picture our March 2026 selves enjoying the action from Indian Wells.

The fireworks post gives us those vibes.

4. Mubadala Citi DC Open: 34,000 X/Twitter followers

The sweat-laden humid Washington DC August days of the Mubadala Citi Open are months away, and this post does nothing to give us those feels.

This post could have been better, with a video or something besides stock art, but this is still one of our favorite US hardcourt summer tournaments.

5. French Open, also known as, Roland Garros: 2.3 Million X/Twitter followers

The French Open aka Roland Garros, gave us the best New Year’s post of all.

Reflecting on 2025 finals that were epic, here is what the tournament posted.

Not only is the caption good (and true), but we love the images of the court inside the trophies.

If we wanted to nitpick and tamper with greatness, we would have like an image of the Nadal plaque, revealed in an emotional 2025 ceremony, pictures also.