Coming home - childhood friends You’ve spent your whole life beside Jack Draper—childhood neighbours turned best friends, now sharing a London apartment built on convenience and years of unspoken trust. As his tennis career skyrockets and his presence becomes rarer but more impactful, you remain the constant in his life, quietly holding onto feelings you’ve never acted on. But with Jack returning home after a career-defining win, the line between friendship and something more begins to blur—and this time, ignoring it might not be so easy.
What happens when 18 year old phenomenon tennis player accidentally reposts one edit of Lando Norris to her TikTok account reposts ? Well when she has 44.3 million followers word spreads like wildfire . Rumors of you and Lando are everywhere . One problem . He has a girlfriend . And you are known for never dating just hooking up 
Love triangle with Art Donaldson and Patrick Zweig; y/n is an upcoming tennis prodigy with a crush on Art, who she finds out will go to Stanford with her when the two boys go over to talk to her at her celebratory campaign party after she won the local Challenger.
Y/N and Alessia Moretti have been rivals on the tennis court for years, constantly battling for the win. But when they’re unexpectedly forced to become doubles partners, their competitive relationship takes a complicated turn. Between intense matches, constant bickering, and undeniable chemistry, the media quickly starts questioning whether the two rivals are more than just teammates. Neither of them is willing to admit the truth, but the more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to deny what’s growing between them.
In 2025, Jack Draper is fighting the hardest battle of his career—not against an opponent across the net, but against his own body. After serious humerus and shoulder injuries derail his momentum, he’s forced into a long, frustrating recovery that tests his patience, confidence, and identity as a player. Determined to return to the top of the sport, he restructures his team, and that's when you enter his life as his new physio. From the beginning, something feels different. What starts as a strictly professional relationship quickly becomes one built on trust. You see him at his lowest: the painful rehab sessions, the setbacks nobody hears about, the moments of doubt hidden behind his calm exterior. While the world sees Britain's golden boy fighting his way back, you see the exhausted, stubborn man behind the headlines. And somehow, he lets you. The more time you spend together, the harder it becomes to ignore the growing tension between you. As his recovery progresses, so does his attachment to you. And that's exactly what scares you. Because when someone is injured, vulnerable, and rebuilding their life, feelings can become complicated. You convince yourself that what Jack feels isn't real—that he's simply holding onto the person who helped him through the darkest period of his career. Rather than risk becoming a temporary comfort he'll eventually outgrow, you begin putting distance between you. Now, as he prepares to return to the biggest stages in tennis, Jack finds himself facing a challenge he can't solve with discipline or hard work alone: convincing you that what exists between you was never about recovery. It was always about you.
Tatum Valentine has rules. No relationships. No drama. No getting attached. And absolutely, under no circumstances, no hockey players. At Briar University, Tatum has everything under control. She’s beautiful, confident, athletic, intelligent, involved in practically every activity imaginable, and living with her two best friends, Allie Hayes and Hannah Wells. Between classes, sorority life, theater rehearsals, sports, parties, and late-night movie marathons, college is exactly what she expected it to be. Then there’s hockey. Tatum has hated the sport for as long as she can remember. When she was eight years old, she watched her older brother die at a hockey rink, and she’s never been able to look at the game—or the players who play it—the same way again. So when she starts getting involved with Briar’s hockey crowd, she’s determined to keep things simple. No feelings. No commitment. No happily-ever-after. Just fun. But somewhere between the parties, stolen clothes, roommate chaos, late nights, and the hockey players she swore she’d never care about, Tatum starts realizing that keeping someone out might be harder than letting them in. And the worst part? She doesn’t even know which hockey player is going to become her biggest mistake.
Perfection is all Y/N has ever known. As a professional ballerina, every performance demands flawless precision—even when she’s dancing through pain. Dario, a world-famous tennis player recovering from an injury, is everything she doesn’t need: arrogant, relentless, and impossible to ignore. Forced into each other’s lives, they become rivals before they become anything else. But somewhere between stolen glances, relentless teasing, and undeniable attraction, they begin to realize that the hardest battles aren’t fought on a stage or a tennis court
The entire tennis world thought Jack Draper was Britain's most eligible bachelor—until he won Indian Wells and casually thanked his wife during the trophy ceremony. As fans, media, and even fellow players scramble to uncover the identity of the woman he's kept hidden for years, Jack remains completely unfazed, more concerned with getting back to the private life and marriage he's always protected than the chaos he's just unleashed.
At Bringston University, excellence is expected—but love? That’s where things get complicated. Zariah Monroe has already built her name on campus. A fierce competitor on the tennis court and a standout on the dance team, she moves with confidence and control. The only thing she hasn’t mastered? Her heart. Especially when it comes to Damon Sims. Damon is Bringston’s star pitcher—talented, pressured, and emotionally torn. He and Zariah have history. Passion. Chemistry that refuses to fade. But
You’re a WTA Top 10 player and Jack Draper is firmly in the ATP Top 10, both of you living at the peak of professional tennis while constantly crossing paths on tour. What starts as quiet familiarity between two elite players slowly turns into something undeniable—especially when he stops watching from afar and finally makes it clear he’s there for you, not just the sport.
World number one in women’s tennis, you’re at the peak of everything—while Jack Draper is fighting his way back from slipping out of the top ten. You’ve never spoken beyond passing glances at tournaments, but everything changes at Queen’s Club when you find him alone on a practice court, unraveling under pressure. What starts as a quiet exchange about tennis becomes something neither of you expected: understanding. As the tournament unfolds, so does an unexpected connection—steady, grounding, and impossible to ignore. At two opposite ends of success, you meet somewhere in the middle—and neither of you leaves unchanged.
You, Jack Draper, and Emma Raducanu grew up together in the same tennis system—but what started as familiarity evolved into rivalry and something far more complicated. While Emma’s tension with you is open and competitive, Jack’s connection to you has always been quieter, deeper, and harder to define. As your careers rise and attention intensifies, unspoken feelings between you and Jack become impossible to ignore—especially when Emma makes a calculated move at the US Open that backfires. With the spotlight on all of you, what’s been simmering for years begins to surface, and the line between rivalry, friendship, and something more starts to break.
Y/N had spent years learning how to control a tennis court. Then Nolan Pierce walked onto hers. Men’s captain. No. 1 singles. And, as of 6AM that morning, the most irritating person she had ever met. Unfortunately, he wasn't going anywhere.
Alexander Bennett has spent his entire life learning how to be watched. The world knows the trophies, the headlines, the million-dollar endorsements, the beautiful women on his arm. They know America's Golden Boy. They don't know who he really is. After a reckless night behind the wheel, Alex is sentenced to community service at a residential addiction-recovery center, where he meets Evan Mercer—a young man with a devastating history of addiction, a sharp tongue, delicate tattoos, and absolutely no interest in being impressed by the world's number-one tennis player. Alex has spent years terrified of losing control. Evan has spent years trying to survive without it. Neither of them expects to fall in love. And neither of them understands how much courage it will take to choose that love when the whole world is watching.
During the clay court season, World No. 1 Lotte Russo arrives in Rome determined to win the Italian Open, the tournament that feels like a second home thanks to her Italian heritage. Alongside men’s World No. 1 Jannik Sinner, she battles through a draw filled with close friends, proving that fierce competition and genuine friendship can exist together. With Rafael Nadal guiding her from the sidelines and her family, Alessia Russo, and the Lionesses cheering her on, every match becomes a test of resilience as she chases the biggest clay-court title of her career. Away from the court, Lotte and Jannik’s friendship quietly blossoms into something deeper. They support one another through the pressure of carrying two nations’ expectations, sharing quiet moments amid the chaos of the tournament while everyone around them notices the connection growing between them. As both fight to bring the Rome titles home, they discover that the greatest victory may not be lifting a trophy, but finding someone who understands the weight of being World No. 1 and choosing to carry it beside them.
As Wimbledon begins, World No. 1 Lotte Taylor returns to the All England Club carrying the hopes of a nation as she chases her ninth Grand Slam title on the sport’s most iconic stage. Representing Great Britain despite her British-Australian upbringing, Lotte must navigate the relentless pressure of defending her place at the top of the game while leaning on the guidance of her coach, Andy Murray, and the unwavering support of her family and closest friends. Every match brings her one step closer to history, but the road to another Wimbledon crown is filled with fierce rivals, overwhelming expectations, and the knowledge that one mistake could end her dream. Alongside her own pursuit of greatness, Lotte finds herself drawn closer to her doubles partner, Novak Djokovic, who is chasing an unprecedented twenty-fifth Grand Slam title. Their playful friendship, built on teasing, trust, and mutual admiration, gradually blossoms into an unexpected romance amid the intensity of the Championships. As they encourage one another through triumphs and setbacks, Centre Court becomes the backdrop not only for two historic title runs but also for one of the greatest love stories in modern sport, proving that sometimes the biggest victory isn’t the trophy you lift, but the person waiting to celebrate beside you.
In tennis, love means zero, a blank score where nobody wins. For top-ranked player Edmund Winthrop, it’s a lifestyle. He doesn’t believe in love, and his toxic attitude because of this belief is destroying his career. Enter you: the PR manager hired to save his public image. He refuses to take orders, but the more you try to fix him, the more his cold, transactional world unravels. The court’s biggest crashout discovers love for the first time 💚
Under the intense, high-stakes pressure of his failing tennis career and a suffocating marriage, Art Donaldson finds an unexpected sanctuary in his bubbly new mentee, Bunny Mallow—whose hyper-sweet demeanor and endless tray of homemade cupcakes conceal a calculated play for his devotion.
At Indian Wells 2025, your rise to the top of women’s tennis collides with chaos when a stalker breaches the court during your semifinal win against Aryna Sabalenka, turning victory into something far more dangerous. Jack Draper steps in without hesitation—and from that moment on, he doesn’t leave your side, shifting what was once quiet familiarity into something unshakably protective.
In a quiet Surrey town where everyone knows everyone, you spent your school years silently falling for Jack Draper—never telling him, never imagining he might have felt the same. Years later, when the “golden boy of British tennis” returns home for the off-season, a chance encounter in a small café forces everything neither of you ever said back into the present.
You broke up with Jack Draper because you thought losing you would make his life easier—only to discover months later that he never wanted to let you go.
Y/N Harris knows Javier Serrano is talented, gorgeous, and completely insufferable. Javi thinks Y/N is the most beautiful woman in tennis—and cannot understand why sleeping together doesn’t automatically make him her boyfriend. Between Grand Slams, different continents, questionable line calls, and one very expensive Stanford Spanish minor, falling in love might be the easiest match either of them has ever played.
Jack Draper has spent his life mastering control—on court, in public, and in the quiet way he keeps his feelings for you folded away behind discipline and focus. But when he reaches the Wimbledon final and loses in front of his home crowd, the first place he goes isn’t the locker room or the press—it’s straight to you, because you’re the only thing that keeps him steady when everything else falls apart.