sport · Vice City clubs (presumed)

Tennis as a playable activity in GTA 6 is not yet shown by Rockstar — this entry is editorial speculation. GTA V introduced tennis as a fully playable activity for all three protagonists, complete with a proper rally-and-serve minigame across multiple courts. Vice City's class hierarchy — the same beach-club elite that GTA Vice City Stories played up — is fertile ground for the activity to return. The likely structure is the GTA V template: court selection, an AI opponent ladder, a co-op doubles option, and stake-betting against NPCs. Court geography would lean on Vice City's beach clubs and waterfront mansions — the same locations the trailers have established as the playground of Leonida's wealthy class. The activity could double as a narrative beat: a high-society contact who books a court is a clean Rockstar mission hand-off. No trailer or screenshot has previewed tennis directly. Until then, this is one of the activities GTA Base lists in anticipation rather than from Rockstar source material — and we're flagging it as such. There's also a non-gameplay angle: tennis as Vice City status symbol. The 1980s-2020s collision Rockstar is dialing into for GTA 6 has tennis whites and clubhouse mixers right in its iconography. Whether or not the activity is fully playable at launch, it would be a surprise if club exteriors weren't part of the visible city skyline. If it does ship as a playable mode, it's most likely the GTA V model again — court selection, AI ladder, doubles co-op — possibly with a Lucia-Jason rivalry arc as the activity's narrative spine.