World’s sexiest tennis influencer Rachel Stuhlmann gets job at Australian Open

Tennis influencer and social media sensation Rachel Stuhlmann has revealed she has secured a job as a ‘last-minute coach’ for a player at the Australian Open.

Stuhlmann, the former college tennis star with more than 300,000 followers on Instagram, shared the update on social media along with her official pass for the first grand slam of the season.

‘I came to the Australian Open with my own plans – just a few work commitments around the tournament, but mainly to enjoy the AO experience for the first time.

“Earlier today I received a call from a good friend of mine asking if I could be their last-minute coach for this year’s event.

“I am beyond excited about the opportunity to hit the AO courts and support her in any way I can.”

“You never really know what opportunities you’ll find at these events, and this is certainly a fun one for me.

Stuhlmann shared the good news with her followers on social media

‘I’m completely with it.

“Here’s the most important thing: let’s go, @varyka1.”

However, the friend who helped Stuhlmann – veteran Varvara Lepchenko – has already been dumped from the tournament.

There is a small chance that Lepchenko will be called up if there is a late withdrawal.

However, the tennis influencer still seems to be having a good time, posting photos and clips from the event at Melbourne Park on Sunday.

Before Stuhlmann took the court as an influencer, he was a prodigious player in St. Louis.

Before starting her collegiate career in 2010, the American, who studied nutrition and fitness at Mizzou, was ranked 68th in her class and 59th nationally by the Tennis Recruiting Network.

She spent four years at Mizzou but never set her eyes on the tour due to the hardships that come with chasing the professional tennis dream.

Stuhlmann is a former college tennis star with more than 300,000 followers on Instagram

“I knew I was good enough and that I could get there eventually,” she said The sun. ‘But I thought the reality was that it would take me five to seven years to reach the top.

“And I didn’t want to live the lifestyle that came with playing in small towns and basically living in a car.”

She has the same ambitions as golf influencer Paige Spiranac and tries to help the game grow in any way she can. Stuhlmann has covered tennis during international tour stops and spread the word on her Tik Tok and Instagram pages.

‘My main goals are to make the game more mainstream and recognizable. So whatever goes along with that,” Stuhlmann told The Post.

“I have always said yes to the possibilities within the game and will just continue to create content around the sport.

‘Get people excited, show them the different life stories surrounding the game in a positive way. That’s what I want to keep doing.’