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Take me back: Fan creates 90's tennis history account

ByCale Hammond

Published Sep 24, 2020

Tennis fans are an interesting breed: Don’t ever underestimate a serious fan’s knowledge or passion for the sport. In the case of vintage 1990’s tennis, there aren’t many who have delved as deep as Judson Wall.

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Unable to satiate his tennis fix during the five-month long hiatus, Wall began watching matches from past eras, and thus, @1990’stennis was born.

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The account sheds light on humorous, but also historic tennis events of the 90's, like this piece on the somber atmosphere of the 1991 Australian Open, which coincided with the beginning of the Gulf War.

He's moved onto 1991 already.

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Now that professional tennis is back in full force, don’t expect to see as many posts, but if nothing else, this account is worth a follow for this incredible photo of a young Pete Sampras.

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No matter how deep you dig on a subject, there’s sure to be someone lurking on Tennis Twitter who has dug deeper.