Ben Shelton and Trinity Rodman have been extremely supportive of each other's sporting careers. Recently, the World No.

Tennis star Ben Shelton traveled from Shanghai to Pennsylvania to support his partner Trinity Rodman as the USWNT faced Spain. Shelton was seen in the stands sitting alongside MLB player Dansby Swanson, whose wife, Mallory Swanson, plays alongside Rodman. The trip reciprocates Rodman's previous support when she flew via private jet to attend Shelton's US Open final against Alexander Zverev.
Shelton's appearance comes amid a challenging stretch on the court following his Grand Slam final run. He recently suffered an early exit at the Shanghai Masters against Arthur Gea, lost two singles matches at the Davis Cup, and withdrew from the Tokyo Open due to injury.
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