Tennis players marry during rare free week in busy schedule
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Last updated Jul 30, 2026

Last week marked a unique opportunity for tennis players to tie the knot as it was one of the few weeks free on the tennis calendar. Many athletes scheduled their weddings during this break, demonstrating the challenges of balancing personal and professional lives in a sport characterized by a year-round competition schedule. The engagements required careful planning, especially around major events like Wimbledon. As players resume their normal schedule, the impact of personal commitments on future performances could be a point of interest.
- •Players often have only one week free in the tennis calendar each year.
- •Many chose to get married during this recent break.
- •Careful planning is necessary around major tournaments like Wimbledon.
- •The balance between personal life and professional commitments remains challenging for athletes.
- 2:29 PMESPN — How tennis players prepare to wed during the packed year-round schedule
"There is basically only one week on the tennis calendar when players are free -- and last week, many players chose to get married during it. But it required planning during Wimbledon.
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