The beauty of Tennis Elbow Manager 2 is the 20-year career arc.
Year 1-3: Lose a lot. Learn surfaces. Save money. Upgrade your Physio first. Year 4-7: Enter your prime. Target one Grand Slam (e.g., always the US Open). Ignore the others. Year 8-12: You are a legend. Schedule only 18 tournaments per year. Preserve your body. Year 13+: Become a "Part-time player." Only play the 4 Slams and 2 Masters. Spend the rest coaching young players in your academy.
Symptom: Rank stuck at 150 for 2 years.
Symptom: Always loses 3rd set in Slams.
Symptom: Good stats but never wins titles. tennis elbow manager 2 guide
If you start as a Junior (under 18):
| Attribute | Effect | |-----------|--------| | Power | Shot speed, winner ability | | Speed | Court coverage, recovery | | Forehand/Backhand | Consistency + angle generation | | Volley | Net play + overheads | | Serve | 1st serve %, ace rate | | Stamina | Energy loss per rally, recovery between matches | | Mental | Focus on break points, tiebreaks, pressure | The beauty of Tennis Elbow Manager 2 is
✅ Win all 4 Slams (career Grand Slam)
✅ Reach #1 ranking (minimum 12 weeks)
✅ Win ATP/WTA Finals
✅ Win 6+ Masters 1000 titles
✅ Earn $20M+ prize money
✅ Retire with 80+ overall peak attribute
Before match, check opponent's:
Most players ruin their save files by training wrong. You cannot increase every stat. Tennis is a game of trade-offs.