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Heated rivalry or not, but when it comes to on-court style, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner make quite the duo. Both clad in Nike’s finest, the two tennis players clock in at no.1 and no.2, respectively, on the elite Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) ranking.

Fresh off a showdown at the ATP Finals in Turin, Italy, where Sinner took home the trophy for the second year in a row after defeating Alcaraz, these 20-something frenemies are amongst the figureheads of a new generation of tennis champions.

To honor its two top talents, Nike has released two dedicated collections of tennis garments, personally picked by Sinner and Alcaraz, to reflect their game and spirit both on and off the court.

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Preppy, Yet Functional. These Are the Ultimate Tennis-Inspired Fits:

Heavyweight Polo

NikeHeavyweight Polo
$73$85
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Born for the tennis court, the pique polo is a timeless classic that serves just as well on the streets.

NikeCourt Advantage Dri-FIT Tennis Polo

NikeNikeCourt Advantage Dri-FIT Tennis Polo
$80
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When a classic polo can’t keep up with the pace, the DRI-FIT version steps in, made from stretchy and breathable fabrics that support fast rallies and hours of play.

Unstructured Cortez Patch Cap

NikeUnstructured Cortez Patch Cap
$20$28
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A cap is a must. It protects your eyes from the sun and adds character to any outfit.

NikeCourt Heritage Tennis Jacket

NikeNikeCourt Heritage Tennis Jacket
$90
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Nothing beats a tennis jacket for keeping warm before and after intense matches... or while watching from windy bleachers.

Project F.R.O.G. Track Jacket

NikeProject F.R.O.G. Track Jacket
$149$175
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Windproof and lightweight, a track jacket works as both a high-performance training layer and versatile outerwear.

NikeCourt Advantage Dri-FIT Tennis Shorts

NikeNikeCourt Advantage Dri-FIT Tennis Shorts
$50$70
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Tennis shorts have long been any preppy dresser's casual go-to for (slightly scantily) cropped pants, and still are. Yes, they’re also great for actually playing tennis in case you wondered.

NikeCourt Heritage Dri-FIT Fleece Tennis Shorts

NikeCourt Heritage Men's Dri-FIT Fleece Tennis Shorts
$70
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Made from warm fleece, these shorts offer more protection from the elements, and double as laid-back loungewear.

NikeCourt Heritage Tennis Pants

NikeCourt Heritage Men's Tennis Pants
$75
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Pair these sweatpants with a tennis jacket and you’ve got the full pre-game uniform. Champions swear by it for a reason: effortless comfort without looking low-effort.

Killshot 2 Leather Shoes

NikeKillshot 2 Leather Shoes
$100
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Oh, the classic tennis sneaker... low-cut, polished leather, suede details. It’s earned a spot in every streetwear enthusiast wardrobe, yet there's virtually no scenario where it feels out of place.

Ava Rover Shoes

NikeAva Rover Shoes
$145
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A tennis-inspired shoe with a bounce. Because sometimes, the extra support and cushioning really make the difference.

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