The Ten Tennis Players to Follow Throughout the U.S. Open

For the world’s best tennis players battling it out at the U.S. Open, which officially kicked off on Monday, the challenge is twofold: Winning on the courts and at capturing it all on Instagram. Here’s a guide to the best contenders for following the action, which’ll keep Flushing Meadows in New York buzzing until September 10.

Who: Venus Williams Handle: @venuswilliams Why: She may be second to Serena in holding the most Grand Slam titles, but when it comes to hair, Venus has her sister beat: She’s been sporting red braids this summer everywhere from New York to Rio.

Who: Novak Djoković Handle: @djokernole Why: The #1 men’s singles player in the world, Djoko, who’s Serbian, is all about enthusiasm, whether for Enrique Iglesias or playing the violin.

Who: Andy Murray Handle: @andymurray Why: The Scottish player, #2 in the world, isn’t afraid to show off his muscles (and his dog, Rusty.)

Who: John Isner Handle: @johnrisner Why: The star server, who stands at 6’10”, is another big animal lover, and has a dog named Ollie.

Who: Ana Ivanovic Handle: @anaivanovic Why: Also from Serbia, Ivanonic is ranked #25 and happens to be a master at foodstagrams.

Who: Fabio Fognini Handle: @fabiofogna Why: Italy’s #1 player, Fabio hangs out everywhere from Rio to pool floaties to the woods.

Who: Serena Williams Handle: @serenawilliams Why: Between her various magazine covers and runway appearances, Serena also finds time for Snapchat filters and some serious dance vids.

Who: Garbiñe Muguruza Handle: @garbimuguruza Why: Venezulan and just 22, Muguruza’s feed is part workout, part ombré hair inspiration.

Who: Laura Robson Handle: @laurarobson5 Why: The British 22-year-old, back from a three-year injury, knows a good #drakeoncake when she sees one.

Who: Caroline Wozniacki Handle: @carowozniacki Why: The Danish player does yoga with a view and takes selfies with Serena.

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