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Record Activity For WorldTennisMagazine.com, Affiliated Social Media Profiles During 2024 U.S. Open

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WorldTennisMagazine.com and its affiliated social media sites experienced record numbers during the 2024 US Open tennis championships.

 the website and associated social media platforms on Twitter / X (@TennisPublisher, @WorldTennisMag @ThisDayInTennis @TennisGS @FedererBook, etc) Facebook, Instagram (@WorldTennisMagazine) and YouTube (subscribe to the WorldTennisMagazine.com YouTube Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@WorldTennisMagazine) were viewed by approximately 750,000 visitors during the three weeks of the U.S. Open – the one week of U.S. Open qualifying tournament, labeled “Fan Week” by the U.S. Tennis Association, and the two weeks of the main draw of the competition.

WorldTennisMagazine.com is run by Randy Walker, former long-time USTA press officer for the U.S. Open, U.S. Davis Cup team, U.S. Olympic team and USTA Player Development program. He is also the publisher of numerous book on tennis for New Chapter Press, including “The Greatest Tennis Matches of All Time” and “Pete Sampras: Greatness Revisited” by Hall of Famer Steve Flink, “The Bud Collins History of Tennis” by Bud Collins, “Juan Martin del Potro: The Gentle Giant” by Sebastian Torok, “I Always Wanted To Be Somebody” by Althea Gibson among many others. He has also authored books on tennis, including “On This Day In Tennis History” and “On This Day In Roger Federer History.” He now runs the USTA Pro Circuit event in Vero Beach, Florida, the Mardy Fish Children’s Foundation Tennis Championships, and is available for media and marketing consulting.

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