Just in time for Wimbledon, Web3 platform Sweet has launched Flappy Racquet, the latest title in its SCOR on Sweet mini-app ecosystem. It lets fans take control of animated tennis pros and compete for real-world rewards. Available now on Telegram, web, and mobile, the game blends arcade-style action with athlete star power and digital perks.
Key Takeaways
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Sweet’s Flappy Racquet mini-game launches during Wimbledon, adding tennis-themed arcade fun to the tournament buzz.
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It features animated versions of top players including Aryna Sabalenka, Nick Kyrgios, Naomi Osaka, and others, each with unique power-ups.
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Players collect Gems, convertible to $SCOR tokens once live, redeemable for rewards like signed gear and meet-and-greets.
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Built-in partnership with Winners Alliance to boost athlete visibility and offer new digital engagement for fans.
From the Court to Your Screen
Inspired by the viral Flappy Bird, Flappy Racquet swaps birds for rackets as players tap their way through obstacles using tennis pro avatars. The simple, addictive gameplay challenges players to stay in motion while collecting Gems tied to performance and real-world rewards.
The roster includes stars like Aryna Sabalenka, 2023 Wimbledon champ Marketa Vondrousova, and Nick Kyrgios, known for his showmanship on grass. Each avatar brings special in-game perks when owned by a user, making who you play with part of your strategy.
Source: Sweet & Winners Alliance
Timed with Wimbledon, the launch gives fans a new way to stay connected with the tournament—and their favorite players—even when they’re off the court.
Furthermore, Gems earned in-game will be convertible to $SCOR tokens once live, unlocking access to Sweet’s marketplace of rewards, upgrades, and collectibles.
Players can play Flappy Racquet via SCOR on Sweet, alongside other games and features tied to upcoming athlete activations.
Real Rewards, Real Players
The game is backed by Winners Alliance, a global platform that represents group commercial rights for athletes and works with organizations like the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA). Their partnership with Sweet opens up new ways for players to benefit from their likeness—and for fans to interact with them in meaningful ways.
“Our mission has always been to put athletes first, and this collaboration helps us create new value for both players and fans,” said Manny Redruello, VP of Games at Winners Alliance. He noted that SCOR is designed to “celebrate the individual talents of the world’s best tennis players” while driving new visibility and opportunity across the sport.
Sweet CEO Tom Mizzone echoed that sentiment, describing Flappy Racquet as “a mash-up of nostalgia, athlete IP, and real rewards.” He added, “Whether you’re a tennis diehard or just someone who loves a good challenge, this one’s going to hit.”
Sweet’s broader approach is all about building connections between fans and athletes—not just through likes or follows, but through gameplay, rewards, and unique experiences.
