Pro player racquets

Here you can find information about what racquets the tennis pros actually use with everything from string tension to various customizations they do to their racquets that often are so called pro stock tennis racquets.

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Alexei Popyrin’s New Racquet

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Alexei Popyrin is a talented Australian, who has struggled to make any big results in recent times. What is Popyrin’s new racquet? Popyrin’s new racquet I used to own Popyrin’s match racquet, a PT57A pro stock in 16×19 string pattern with the beefy swing weight of 364. Popyrin’s new racquet is a Dunlop FX 500 […]

Shapovalov testing a new racquet

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Denis Shapovalov has been back and forth between racquets for a while. And in Washington D.C., we have seen Shapovalov testing a new racquet. Early in the year, we saw Shapovalov testing a new racquet. He then switched to the new Ezone 98, which also Naomi Osaka switched to from her trusted Ezone Ai 98. You […]

Thiem’s Strings

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Dominic Thiem is back to winning ways again. It’s evident that he has changed his string setup. So what are Thiem’s strings? Some claim that the strings play a bigger role than the racquet since it’s the strings that make contact with the ball. And you have several important variables for your string choice, type, […]

Pro player strings from Atlanta ATP

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Thanks to fellow tennis nerds on Instagram, I get information about pro player strings, racquets and tensions. These are the strings/tensions from Atlanta ATP. What can we learn from pro player strings and tensions? Well, it shows us how different players and their tastes are. There are no cookie cutter setups. You need to play […]

Lorenzo Musetti’s Racquet – Player Profile

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Updated 13th January 2026Lorenzo Musetti, the Italian no 2 player (after Sinner) with a career-high singles ATP ranking of World No 5, which is also his current rank. But what is Lorenzo Musetti’s racquet? Lorenzo Musetti’s Racquet Lorenzo Musetti’s racquet is painted like a Boom Pro, which he did try for a while but it’s actually an Extreme […]

Francisco Cerundolo Player Profile and Racquet Specs

Written by: Stefan Jonsson |

Updated 7th October 2024In this article we’ll look at the background of Francisco Cerundolo, top talent tennis player from Argentina and of course.. what racquet is Francisco Cerundolo playing with? Francisco Cerundolo’s tennis racquet Fransisco Cerundolo’s racquet is a HEAD PT57A pro stock. Similar to what is used by players like Aslan Karatsev and Ilya […]

Thiem’s New Strings

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Dominic Thiem has struggled since he came back from injury. Today he won his first ATP match in a long time! What are Thiem’s new strings? When I usually post something with the title “Thiem’s new strings”, I know what they are. But sadly, I’m in the dark at the moment. I posted about his […]

Player to watch: Jack Draper

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Jack Draper is making waves at Wimbledon. He is a talented and explosive ball-striker with a cunning game. How far can he go? First of all, it’s a cool name, right? Makes you think of series Mad Men. And Jack Draper is a cool tennis player. The 20-year-old Brit from Sutton is currently ranked within […]

Marin Cilic’s Racquet

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Updated 4th July 2025Marin Cilic is a streaky player who can have longer slumps but then strike out of nowehere and go deep in big tournaments. A previous top 3 player and with 21 ATP titles. But what is Marin Cilic’s racquet? I Previously wrote about his older frame – the TGK 231.3 (HEAD Microgel […]

Medvedev kept looking at his racquet

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Did you watch the match between Medvedev and Cilic yesterday? Cilic was spectacular while Medvedev kept looking at his racquet. Why? Medvedev kept looking at his racquet because he felt he couldn’t generate enough pace on the ball to trouble Cilic. The conditions were cold and slow, meaning that you need to string at a […]