Eylsia Nicolas: 'How Many Times 2' – A Journey from Tennis Courts to Global Stages

Eylsia Nicolas has lived a life defined by extraordinary achievements across sport, business, and the arts. At just 14 years old, she became the youngest ever winner of the Irish Open, a triumph that propelled her onto the world stage. Her tennis career saw her competing at both Wimbledon and the US Open, marking her as one of the brightest talents of her generation. However, an untimely injury brought her sporting journey to a halt, leading her to explore other passions.

Transitioning seamlessly into the world of business, Eylsia became Senior Vice President of a major record label in partnership with Handleman, which at the time was the world’s largest audio and video distributor. During her tenure, she worked with some of the greatest musical icons, including Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney, and Pavarotti, curating a remarkable catalogue of talent under her label.

Beyond music, Eylsia has built a thriving entrepreneurial portfolio. She is the creative force behind luxury brand Nicolas of Palm Beach, Real Boxer, and several other ventures that reflect her refined taste and business acumen.

Yet, it was music that always remained her first love. Returning to singing and composing brought her immense joy, until complications following a COVID-19 vaccination caused permanent lung damage and severe respiratory issues. Through an extraordinary collaboration with medical experts and scientists at WorldIPI.com, employing cutting-edge technology, Eylsia managed to restore her voice for recording. Today, she utilises 10–15% AI to support her torn vocal cords, enabling her to perform at the highest level once more.

Looking ahead, Eylsia is preparing to tour with her brands later this year, with plans for a full world tour, sharing her music and vision with audiences globally. Her journey stands as a testament to resilience, creativity, and the relentless pursuit of passion, proving that even in the face of immense challenges, reinvention is always possible.