FORMER tennis pro Rachel Stuhlmann has been turning heads in the City of Love this week.
The stunning influencer, 26, recently revealed how she wanted to replicate golfer Paige Spiranac’s online success by bringing tennis to a new audience.
Stuhlmann played professionally at the college level at the University of Missouri and received national rankings in both singles and doubles. She’s since swapped the tennis court for a career in modeling and journalism.
And Stuhlmann’s ultimate goal is to promote tennis and sport in general through her posts. She currently boasts 232k followers on Instagram and this week has been traveling to the French capital for the Paris Masters.
Stuhlmann told her loyal followers: “Hi from the red clay in Europe!. This morning I went for a long walk around Roland Garros, the French Tennis Federation, and [Top Five Management] headquarters. It’s unbelievably perfect here in Paris. Now off to watch some Paris Masters. The match line-up today is [fire].”
She paired the update with a snap of her on an iconic clay court, synonymous with Roland Garros.
Stuhlmann looked glamorous as ever on her trip and rocked a pair of black leather trousers and a black crop top. And her fans were blown away by her flawless look.
One wrote: “Have they made space for your picture at the headquarters?”
While another added: “All of Paris has dropped their jaws.”
Stuhlmann was in Paris as Rafael Nadal crashed out of the Masters following a second-round defeat to American Tommy Paul. It was just Rafa’s second game since the US Open and his first since becoming a father.
Stuhlmann is hoping to replicate the success of Spiranac who has amassed more than 3.5 million Instagram followers with her mix of glamour photo shoots and golf tips.
Paige was recently named as the Sexiest Woman Alive by Maxim. And Rachel hopes that one day the pair can bring tennis and golf together in collaboration.
She told Maxim: “Tennis and golf are very similar sports. I respect what Paige [Spiranac] has done for the sport of golf so much!. We have similar stories, and I aspire to continue to push the sport of tennis forward while being unapologetically me.”
Source: the-sun.com
