Tennis influencer and model Rachel Stuhlmann is always doing her part to promote the game, and without a doubt, has a multitude of fans because of it. But for once, it appears that it was Stuhlmann who was at least a little starstruck.
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Stuhlmann is attending the UTS Tour in New York and ran into no less than Andre Agassi. She posted a picture of the two together as evidence.
"Freaking out a bit," she captioned the photo.
Freaking out a bit. The LEGEND!!! @AndreAgassi 🎾🔥🙌 pic.twitter.com/3GqKLcukad
— Rachel Stuhlmann (@rstuhlmann) August 19, 2024
Of course, Stuhlmann doesn't need Agassi in the photo to go viral. She can do that just by posting a pic of herself and saying "Hi," as was the case earlier this month.
Seriously. That was enough. A simple hello, along with a picture of Stuhlmann holding a racquet while leaning on the net.
Of course, that came just two days after another viral Stuhlmann post. For that one, all she wrote was "Good morning."
This is the norm for Stuhlmann. Recently, she also went viral for nothing beyond practicing her serve.
"It's serve bot season," Stuhlmann captioned the reel on Instagram. More than 1,600 likes and about 50 comments followed.
It’s here! @uts_tour_ NYC today and tomorrow!🎉⚡️ pic.twitter.com/LX0feivYFD
— Rachel Stuhlmann (@rstuhlmann) August 22, 2024
Stuhlmann, who has added "pickleball influencer" to her bio, recently wrote about the ESPYs and that, too, was a splash. More specifically, she posted about ESPYs host and tennis legend Serena Winters.
She generally breaks out the announcements when she's excited about or attending an event. (And her fans are glad she does.)
(Rachel Stuhlmann/X)
"I'm thrilled to be heading to the World Pickleball Convention next week in Vegas!" she wrote. "I can't wait to keep diving deeper into this rapidly growing sport and see all the different innovative pickleball businesses and fellow enthusiasts. I'm super pumped for the workshops, demonstrations, and instructional sessions. I'm also especially looking forward to watching the Expo and the pro & amateur tournaments. It's so fun to witness how much this sport has evolved since its inception!"
Once she arrived, perhaps she said something earth-shattering. You know, like, "hi."
