Rachel Stuhlmann, known as the ‘hottest tennis influencer in the world’ lit up social media with one of her latest posts to celebrate the Mizzou Tigers‘ 8-2 record as they made it into the Top 10 in Collegiate American Football for the first time.
Stuhlmann, originally from St. Louis, Missouri, is a graduate of Mizzou University where she played tennis at the collegiate level. While she was talented with the racquet, she was also aware that her spectacular physique could pave her way to fame.
Stuhlmann had attempts at golf and has been compared to Paige Spiranac, the most famous influencer of the sport. However, she has openly declared that she is also a football fan and is a follower of the Kansas City Chiefs and her university’s team, the Mizzou Tigers.
So in addition to spoiling her fans on social networks with tennis content, she also often poses in sexy Chiefs and Tigers outfits, so she took the opportunity to show off the college colors with a top that took the breath away from her more than 100,000 followers on her X account, with a photo captioned, “ANIMO. Mizzou in the top 10!”, along with emojis of fire, a tiger and a soccer.
Rachel‘s congratulations were well worth accompanying with a sultry image, after her Tigers’ 6-7 record last season, and now their only losses have come against Louisiana State University and number one ranked Georgia.
Rachel Stuhlmann is one of the top sports influencers and has acknowledged that she inspired her social media career by what Paige Spinarac has done in the world of golf.
The tennis influencer has more than 317,000 followers on Instagram and more than 100,000 on X and explained that early in her white sport career she was intimidated by wearing risky clothes, but quickly learned to embrace her beauty and show it off.
“One day I woke up and was like, ‘F this. I’m going to embrace myself, be my true self, love myself, and people can take it or leave it.'”, she said to The Sun. “Because at least when I’m older, I won’t look back on my life and wish I’d been my true authentic self and wonder, ‘What if?'”
Rachel Stuhlmann‘s ultimate tennis success was qualifying nationally on the USTA Junior Circuit and later reaching the NCAA Division I level. She revealed her two inspirations and admirations for two all-time great legends.
“I really loved Rafa Nadal,” Stuhlmann said. “And I still do. I had a poster of him on my wall when I was little. I also really loved Serena Williams, she was my favorite.”
