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Living room wall above a wooden credenza

Clay tennis poster, Scoreboard layout: Men's Singles Final, Carlos def. Jannik, 4-6 6-7 6-4 7-6 7-6

Baseline tennis poster, Big Score layout: 4.5 Sectionals Match, Brandon & Susie def. Chris & Jennifer, 7-5 3-6 1-0

Club tennis poster, Scoreboard layout: Mixed Doubles Semifinal Comeback, Chuck & Tara def. Richard & Jeanie, 3-6 7-5 6-4

Lawn tennis poster, Big Score layout: Women's Singles Final, Iga def. Amanda, 6-0 6-0

Love tennis poster, Scoreboard layout: Spring Ladder Doubles Final, Stephanie & Cecilia def. Jessica & Becca, 4-6 6-0 1-0

Hard Court tennis poster, Big Score layout: High School Championship Final, Austin def. Matt, 6-4 6-3

Optic tennis poster, Scoreboard layout: Our First League Win, Jourdan & Drew def. Kevin & Carlos, 7-5 7-6

Night Match tennis poster, Big Score layout: Men's Singles Final, Roger def. Rafa, 6-4 3-6 6-1 3-6 6-3

Down Under tennis poster, Scoreboard layout: Women's Singles Final, Madison def. Aryna, 6-3 2-6 7-5

Big Apple tennis poster, Big Score layout: Men's Singles Quarterfinal, 3:33 AM Finish, Ben def. Carlos, 6-7 6-1 6-3 1-6 7-6

GIFTS FOR TENNIS PLAYERS

The gift for the tennis player who still talks about that match

Turn their favorite match into a personalized poster, with the real players, the real score, and the day it happened. Birthdays, holidays, and everything in between.

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The comeback they bring up at every dinner●

Dad's five-setter●

First match together●

League champs●

The one that got away (framed)●

7-6 in the third●

Doubles partners for life●

3:33 AM finish●

The comeback they bring up at every dinner●

Dad's five-setter●

First match together●

League champs●

The one that got away (framed)●

7-6 in the third●

Doubles partners for life●

3:33 AM finish●

The comeback they bring up at every dinner●

Dad's five-setter●

First match together●

League champs●

The one that got away (framed)●

7-6 in the third●

Doubles partners for life●

3:33 AM finish●

The comeback they bring up at every dinner●

Dad's five-setter●

First match together●

League champs●

The one that got away (framed)●

7-6 in the third●

Doubles partners for life●

3:33 AM finish●

The comeback they bring up at every dinner●

Dad's five-setter●

First match together●

League champs●

The one that got away (framed)●

7-6 in the third●

Doubles partners for life●

3:33 AM finish●

Perfect for every gift-giving day.

Birthdays, holidays, and everything in between.

Two framed personalized tennis posters on a wall above a wooden credenza

Holiday giftsThe stocking stuffer nobody knew they needed.Christmas, Hanukkah, or any day in December. Every poster is made to order and ships in about 7-10 days, so order a couple of weeks ahead for holiday delivery.

A personalized tennis poster in a white frame hanging above an oak ledge

BirthdaysEspecially the big ones.Bonus points if the match was played on their actual birthday.

A framed tennis poster of a doubles match hanging above a walnut desk in a home office

Father’s Day and Mother’s DayHe will tell you about it again.Dad’s three-set comeback, on the wall. That’s the gift working.

A hot pink doubles tennis poster in an oak frame above a linen sofa in a warm living room

AnniversariesThe first match you played together.Whoever won can decide how to feel about it.

A bright yellow tennis league poster in a white frame on a navy wall above a team bench with a racket bag and a bag of tennis balls

League and team giftsCaptain’s gift. Season-end thank-you.Or the first time the standings were settled in writing.

A high school tennis championship poster on a hallway wall beside a trophy case

Coaches and championsA new kind of trophy.Thank a coach with the match you won together, or give a champion a print worth displaying.

The designs

Ten looks. Pick the one that fits them.

Pick a design and order in about a minute. You add your match details right after checkout. Posters from $28 plus shipping.

For the night owlOne point you’ll never forget.

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For the player with a match to rememberEvery match has a story. Tell yours.

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For the comeback kidDown and out. Until you weren’t.

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For the high school championThe final that made you a champion.

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For the rivalry that never endsSome opponents bring out your best.

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For the doubles partnerTwo players. One unforgettable match.

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For the first winThe first one always feels different.

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For the upsetNobody saw that coming.

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For the marathonEvery game. Every point. Every minute.

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For the perfectionistSome days, everything just clicks.

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Operation Cover Story

How to get the score without giving away the surprise

To make the poster, you need a match: who played, and how it ended. To keep it a surprise, you need a cover story. Here are field-tested ways to find out, without them finding out why.

Tactic 1

Just ask.

They’ve been waiting years. “What’s the best match you ever played?” Then clear your calendar. You’ll get the score, who was serving, and the exact point where it turned. Take notes and nod. Everything below is a backup plan.

Tactic 2

Be wrong on purpose.

Say, “I bet you never beat Dave at the club.” Within seconds you’ll have the score, the date, and a rebuttal. Nothing produces details like being doubted.

Tactic 3

Interview the doubles partner.

They were there and they remember everything. They’ll also swear they can keep a secret. Check back in about two games.

Tactic 4

Plant a “research project.”

You’re making a “greatest matches” list. Or a profile for the club newsletter. Or a school project (you’re 43). Ask for their top three.

Tactic 5

Watch tennis together.

Ask, “What’s the greatest match you ever watched?” Then, “Who was playing?” Then, “What year?” Congratulations: you’ve assigned yourself a poster.

Tactic 6

Search their name on TennisRecord.com.

If they play league tennis, their match history may be sitting there.

Tactic 7

Do a little camera-roll forensics.

A photo of a scoreboard, a group chat full of “remember this?”, a screenshot of a league result. The evidence is usually already on their phone.

Tactic 8

Ask the captain.

League captains keep records the way squirrels keep acorns.

The practical bits

Gift-friendly, start to finish

Ship it straight to them

We ask for a shipping address at checkout, so it can go to them or to you for wrapping, anywhere in the US or Canada.

Framed or unframed

Black, white, or oak frames, or a rolled print.

Made to order

Printed on archival matte paper and delivered in about 7-10 days.

Edit everything after you order

Change the score, names, title, and the two footer lines right after you order, before we print.

Gift FAQs

Good questions

Can I send it directly to them?

Yes. We ask for a shipping address at checkout, so use theirs or yours. We ship within the United States and Canada.

When should I order for the holidays?

Most orders are printed and delivered within 7-10 days, so order a couple of weeks ahead to be safe.

What if I only know a little about the match?

That’s fine. Give us the players and roughly when it happened. For well-known matches we may be able to find the score, and you can edit every detail after you order.

Will it be a surprise?

As long as you’re better at keeping secrets than their doubles partner.

The details

Printed to keep.

Archival matte paperArchival matte paper and high-quality printing.

Framed or unframedChoose a black, white, or oak frame. Or keep it simple with an unframed print.

Personalize after orderingAdd your names, scores and details right after you order. We print once you finalize.

Shipped to your doorMade to order. Delivered in 7–10 days.

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Give them the matchthey’ll never stop talking about

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A framed black and white tennis poster on a living room wall in warm evening light

Happy on the wall.

It took about two minutes to design, and it arrived looking exactly like the preview. I love it!

Steve R.Boston, MA

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