Holger Rune's official store features signed smashed racquets on sale for $7,000

Calling all Holger Rune super fans and tennis collectors!

The Danish No. 1 has just launched an official online store, and his first offerings are already a collectors dream. Match-worn gear, from hats to shirts and even full kits and racquets—all signed and verified for authenticity—are on sale at Shop Holger Rune, alongside posters, cards, children's books and more.

The 22-year-old took to social media over the weekend to share details of the project, which he says will help fans “get closer to my world.”

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“To everyone who follows my journey, watches my matches, sends messages, and supports me—this is for you,” Rune wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “Your support means everything. Launching this shop is my way of sharing a bit more of my journey with you.

“You’ll find personally signed gear—from books, rackets, and posters to tees, caps, and more. It’s also a creative space where I’ll be sharing unique products in the future that I use in practice, during matches, and off the court.

“Thanks for being part of the journey.”

Among the most unique items are five, match-used Babolat Pure Aero 98 racquets—two of which have been completely smashed by the player during a match. The broken racquets, which will be signed by Rune before shipment, are still available for $7,066 (USD), while the unbroken ones will set you back about $5,888.

Full Nike outfits that Rune wore to tournaments like Monte Carlo, Queen’s Club and the US Open were listed for $207 and signed white Nike hats for $189. Fans will have to act fast to get in on the action, as many items have already sold out.

According to the world No. 8, the shop is a family affair with his older sister Alma at the helm and in charge of the day-to-day affairs. A portion of the profits will also be set aside for charity, Rune adds.

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“We’ll be selling a number of different things, including personal items that have meant a lot to me so far in my career. Now I hope that others can benefit from them,” Rune said in a statement.

“Part of the profits will go to various charity projects that have a special place in my heart—including Børns Vilkår, for which I am a proud ambassador.”

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If you missed out on Rune’s first merch drop, there’s no need to worry as he’s promised to continue restocking. In the meantime, check out Tennis.com’s Geared Up series to learn more about the Danish player’s on-court apparel and gear.

After his quarterfinal finish at The Queen’s Club in London, Rune will be back in action at Wimbledon which kicks off on Monday, June 30.