For Nick Kyrgios, it starts with his shoes. The Aussie refuses to wear his tennis sneakers onto the court -- opting to carry them instead before making the switch at the changeover chair.

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Professional tennis players quickly grow accustomed to fans ... What 19-year-old Coco Gauff has started seeing is her signature New Balance shoe serving as the canvas for her impromptu signature.

To help your search, I wrote about the shoes I’ve tested, and I spoke to fellow players, pros, and tennis-store owners from around the country. The eight pairs below are the best for various ...

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She recently gave 40 or 50 pairs of shoes to Soles4Souls ... Owner Matt Cashin, a former collegiate tennis player, purchased Roger Federer’s signed match shirt from the 2018 Australian Open ...

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And all of those new players are now spread across 65,000 courts at some 15,500 facilities nationwide, according to USA ...

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The shoe is usable on both the basketball and ... that basketball players have to go through that are similar to a tennis player," Hui told *Bleacher Report.* Kyrgios will wear the Vapor X ...

"Like any tennis player, I expect comfort and performance for my shoes," Medvedev says. "I was seduced by the ease with which I could change direction while remaining very stable on the court." ...