On a woman who played every point like it was her last, won an unlikely career Grand Slam, and took her losses like a champ.

The former world No. 1s join Daniel Nestor on the Class of 2025 ballot.

Though the moment he cherishes most came in singles.

What a life in tennis, and beyond, that he has led—and which will be celebrated.

For all he has achieved on the court, it is beyond the lines where Amritraj has had his greatest impact.

Organizers hope to better capture the attention of the tennis world on the eve of the US Open.

Amritraj, chosen in the Contributor Category, and Paes, who enters in the Player Category, are both from India and that country's first members of the shrine.

The Class of 2024 is a notable one: Paes and Amritraj are the first Asian men to be elected in their respective categories, and they'll represent India in Newport for the first time.

"After three decades of passion for our sport and playing for 1.3-plus billion Indians in the Olympics and Davis Cup, I am thrilled that my hard work has been recognized," Paes said.

The 21-time Grand Slam singles champion will be inducted alongside Rick Draney on a historic day at the Hall of Fame.

It is the first time two people were elected in the same year from the Wheelchair Tennis Category, which appears on the ballot every four years.