TENNIS influencer Rachel Stuhlmann wowed fans as she posed in a tiny yellow bikini.
The 31-year-old, self-titled “No1 tennis influencer” has built up a huge following online as a voice for the sport.
Instagram / @rstuhlmannRachel Stuhlmann wowed in a yellow bikini as she showed off her new collection[/caption]
Rachel Stuhlmann regularly wows fans on social mediaInstagram / @rstuhlmann
Instagram / @rstuhlmannThe 31-year-old has over 265,000 followers on Instagram[/caption]
Instagram / @rstuhlmannStuhlmann often poses for pictures on the tennis court[/caption]
And she is gearing up for the Australian Open, which starts on Monday, by releasing her own Down Under Collection.
Stuhlmann announced that she had dropped her collection with a stunning upload to social media.
She dropped jaws while posing on court in a yellow bikini, while holding a tennis racket and ball.
Stuhlmann posted the snap to her 265,000 Instagram followers.
Her Down Under Collection is “inspired by the exciting and colourful energy of tennis in Australia” – ahead of the first Grand Slam of the year.
Fans can get their hands on a sport towel and poster bearing the picture of Stulhmann posing in the yellow bikini.
She is set to drop further collections for the remaining three Grand Slams later in the year.
Stuhlmann sent her fans into meltdown with the post.
One wrote: “You are literally sunshine.”
Another added: “Go Rach so proud of you.”
And a third said: “Omg beauty at its finest.”
Stuhlmann isn’t only a tennis fan, with the influencer making a cheeky joke about her boobs after being spotted at an ice hockey game in the week.
But she first picked up a tennis racket aged five.
As a teenager she was nationally ranked on the USTA’s Junior Circuit and went on to play tennis at college.
And although the American believes she could have made a professional career from tennis, she did not fancy the hectic travel schedule.
Stuhlmann told SunSport: “I knew I was good enough and could eventually get there.
“But I thought the reality was that it would take me five to seven years to get to the top and I didn’t want to live the lifestyle that came along with playing in small cities and essentially living out of a car.”
Stuhlmann calls herself the “No1 tennis influencer”Instagram / @rstuhlmann
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