Latest posts by Jonas Eriksson
The Most Popular Racquets on the ATP and WTA Tours
I’ve gone down this rabbit hole before, but I wanted to update it properly. I went through the current ATP and WTA Top 100, player by player, and tried to nail down the racquet brand, the model, and where I could, the actual mold hiding underneath the paint job. Usual disclaimer here, because I always […]
What Racquets Do the ATP Top 100 Use in 2026? A Full Brand and Model Breakdown
Which racquets are actually being used by the ATP Top 100 in 2026? It is an interesting question because the professional tour does not always reflect what is most heavily marketed at retail. Also, most pros use older racquets painted to look like the latest models. Still, if you use a Blade from 2007 and […]
Yonex Muse Review – Comfort and power
It was quite difficult to get hold of the Yonex Muse in Europe. Thanks to Tennis Warehouse Europe, we managed to get a review copy of the Yonex Muse 100L. This is lighter than what I am used to playing, but racquets in general are getting lighter, so I think most club players might end […]
Veva Sports P3 Pro Ball Machine Review
Ball machines have always sat in an awkward spot in the tennis equipment world. Either they’re too basic to be interesting, or they’re priced at a level that makes you think twice. The Veva P3 Pro is trying to sit somewhere different – a smart, app-controlled machine with a feature list that punches well above […]
Swedish Open Podcast – How to Save Doubles, Pro racquets and more
Henrik and I just spent four days in Båstad, Sweden for the Nordea Open. The weather was perfect, the courts were beautiful, and we enjoyed daily two-hour hits followed by evening beers and good food. But honestly? The tournament itself was a little flat this year. The field disappointed us. Andrey Rublev was still playing […]
Wilson P98 and P100 – Retail vs Pro Stock (Defyer vs Python): Which is Best?
We’ve talked about the Wilson Defyer extensively since it launched, but we wanted to dig deeper into a question that came up constantly: is the retail version the same as the Pro Stock? We tested both the P98 and P100 in both retail and Pro Stock versions to give you a clear answer. The short […]
Wilson Defyer P98 and P100 Review – the “Python” gets a new name and fresh paint
Henrik and I got our hands on the retail cosmetics of the most hyped racquets since the Wilson Clash. This has been talked about as the “Python” for something like a year, but now it is revealed with a new name. It is called the Wilson Defyer. We have tested the 98 Pro and 100 […]
Diadem Elevate V4 Review: The underdog control racquet gets a glossy upgrade
For advanced, hard-hitting tennis players, the Diadem Elevate franchise has always been something of an insider secret. Introduced to provide maximum control, it carved out a dedicated niche among competitive players who want traditional precision but with a slightly more user-friendly, spin-friendly response than a standard 18×20 control racquet (the Elevate is 16/20). Now, Diadem […]
Wilson Python Review: The New Spin Weapons from Wilson
We got early access to Wilson’s upcoming Python racquets, including the P98 and the P100 and these are our thoughts. Wilson has been running a fairly low-key campaign around its new “Python” series. Which is just the prototype name. We wrote about it in our early post about the new Wilson spin racquet. The racquets […]
Solinco 115 Prizm & 110 Blackout Review: Are Oversized Frames Having a Moment?
Let’s be honest. I usually procrastinate on oversized racquet reviews. There are always more interesting sticks in the queue – something for match play, something for the serious club player. But Solinco sent over the 115 Prizm and the 110 Blackout, and I gave them a proper hitting session. Here’s the verdict. Solinco 115 Prizm […]