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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Fabio Fognini Tennis Racquet

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Fabio Fognini is one of the most colorful players on the ATP Tour. You never know what to expect from him and when he might throw a fit, completely give up on a game or play amazing tennis and beat the top players in the world. He is the embodied version of tennis roulette. He has […]

Kohlschreiber’s Tennis Racquet

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Philipp Kohlschreiber is entertaining to watch, much due to his fabulous technique on both forehand and his one-handed backhand. This post will deal with Kohlschreiber’s tennis racquet. Kohlschreiber currently endorses the Wilson Pro Staff 97, but if you look at the above picture up close you will see that it is in fact the racquet he’s […]

Fernando Verdasco Tennis Racquet

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

One of the players most prone to switch racquets on the ATP Tour is Spaniard, lefty, ball-basher, Fernando Verdasco. Most racquetholics usually hover around 3.0-4.5 NTRP rating, but Verdasco has been ranked as high as nr 7 in the rankings (in 2009). It’s always a joy to watch Verdasco hit his forehand, but too often […]

Borna Coric using Wilson Tennis Racquets

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

I wrote a post about Borna Coric moving from one Yonex to another (the Yonex DR 98) here, but now it is official – Coric is moving over to Wilson Tennis. This was revealed on his Facebook page: What Wilson tennis racquet will he use and endorse? It’s potentially one of Wilson’s popular pro stock […]

Steve Johnson to Yonex

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American up-and-coming tennis player Steve Johnson is moving from Babolat to Yonex. This gear move was revealed by professional racquet customizers P1 through their Twitter account with the following post: It is an interesting move both for Steve Johnson (who had a breakthrough year last year with his first title in Nottingham and a string […]

Carlos Moya’s tennis racquet

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Spaniard ex-world number one Carlos Moya has been confirmed to join Rafael Nadal’s team for the 2017 season. Exciting stuff! This means Nadal is jumping of the bandwagon of pro players adding legendary players to their coaching staff (Federer and Edberg, Djokovic and Becker, Murray and Lendl and so on). Since they’re already quite close […]

David Goffin’s Tennis Racquet – Player Profile

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Updated 22nd March 2025David Goffin is a Belgian player, with a career high rank of 7, and some big wins on the tour over the years. But what is current racquet of Goffin? David Goffin’s Tennis Racquet David Goffin’s tennis racquet is a Wilson Blade 98 18/20 V9. He endorses the latest generation of Blade […]

Nadal’s new racquet (and haircut)

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

There has been pictures posted online about Rafael Nadal’s new haircut and lots of speculation around a hair transplant of some kind since he’s had a few visible bald spots for quite a while. I would put this topic in the category of: “Who the eff cares?” When you see Nadal swinging a blacked-out Head-shaped […]

Is a pro stock racquet better than a retail one?

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

This is a typical question I would get from players beginning to grow an interest in tennis racquets. This question as well as what is the difference between a pro stock tennis racquet and a retail one? The answer to this question is essentially: no, a pro stock racquet is not better than a retail […]

Guess the racquet – Sampras edition

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

It’s time to play a game. What racquet is 14-time grand slam champion Pete Sampras holding in the picture? As you might know, Sampras played a heavily leaded-up Wilson Pro Staff 85 (St Vincent) for most of his career, but the above pic is clearly not that racquet!