World's "sexiest tennis influencer" Rachel Stuhlmann inspired by Paige Spiranac
Tennis ace Rachel Stuhlmann says she "respects" what Paige Spiranac has done for golf, and now wants to do the same in her own sport.
Rachel Stuhlmann, who has been dubbed the "world's sexiest tennis influencer", admits she has been inspired by the work of golf social media sensation Paige Spiranac on the fairways and how she intends to do the same on the court.
Stuhlmann, 26, was speaking to MAXIM which recently voted Spiranac, 29, as the "sexiest woman alive".
Spiranac has amassed a whopping 3.7 million followers on Instagram, which is even 700,000 more followers than arguably the greatest golfer of all time, Tiger Woods.
A recent poll also revealed how Spiranac is the fifth most Googled golfer in 2022 behind Woods, Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler.
Stuhlmann has only recently entered the tennis influencer world but she has quickly raced to just shy of 250,000 followers.
She now wants to follow in the footsteps of Spiranac, but create her own path in tennis.
"Tennis and golf are very similar sports," she told Maxim.
"I respect what Paige [Spiranac] has done for the sport of golf so much!
"We have similar stories, and I aspire to continue to push the sport of tennis forward while being unapologetically me."
"I want to bring attention to this sport in a positive way," Stuhlmann told the New York Post earlier this year.
Stulmann, in similar ways to Spiranac, excelled in her chosen sport at college level and is a very capable player in her own right.
While quickly paving her way to the top spot in the tennis influencer charts, Stuhlmann also works as a Global Events and Media Manager at Top Court.
As you can see from the above Instagram post, she has even recently dabbled with golf for the first time.
Spiranac last week told on her popular 'Playing-A-Round' podcast how she wants credit from girls copying her style of content on social media.
She said: "They wouldn't have a job."
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