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I'm not what you would call a tennis fan, never played it either (apart from on the street when I was young, and a 60 meter field was far more appealing), but this looks like being something really cool. Being the traditional sport it is, it's nice to see some new initiatives that are taken to make it more interesting again.
Which made me think of this post from last year and led me to a more 'urbanised' version of tennis, without the classic codes:
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