ConGratulations class of 2026
On Saturday, August 29, twenty-time major champion Roger Federer, and broadcast journalist Mary Carillo received tennis' ultimate honor at the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, RI, USA.
Surrounded by their family, friends, fellow Hall of Famers, and their biggest fans, the Class of 2026 gave thanks to those who helped make their careers Hall of Fame worthy.
WATCH THE 2026 INDUCTION CELEBRATION
WATCH ROGER FEDERER'S HALL OF FAME SPEECH
FEDERER Speech highlights
WATCH MARY CARILLO'S HALL OF FAME SPEECH
Carillo Speech highlights
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Before Roger Federer is presented with the Ultimate Honor in Tennis this August, the International Tennis Hall of Fame is highlighting his journey to becoming a Hall of Famer in the Road to Newport video series.
In this six-part series, Federer reflects on some of his biggest career milestones and memorable moments from a young player in Switzerland to a global sporting icon, giving fans an inside look into his most legendary moments.
TENNISWORTHY: Mary Carillo
Mary Carillo's impact on tennis extends far beyond the court. After a playing career that included the 1977 French Open mixed doubles title, she found a new way to shape the sport by becoming one of its most respected and recognizable voices.
For decades, Mary has shared the stories behind tennis's greatest champions, bringing fans closer to the people and moments that define the game. In 2026, her own story comes full circle as she receives the sport's ultimate honor, joining the International Tennis Hall of Fame in the Contributor Category as part of the Class of 2026.
Mary Carillo helped crack open a door for generations of women in sports. In this TennisWorthy episode, Mary reflects on the mentors who believed in her, including Hall of Famer Bud Collins, and the opportunities that took her beyond tennis into other sports and around the world.
Her career helped show what was possible for women who wanted to tell the stories of the games they love.In 2026, that career and lasting impact will be honored as Mary is inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in the Contributor category.
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