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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John Isner’s racquet

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

John Isner might go down in history as the guy who won the longest tennis match ever when he beat Nicolas Mahut 6–4, 3–6, 6–7(7–9), 7–6(7–3), 70–68 in Wimbledon 2010, but besides that amazing feat of serving – he’s won 10 titles and been ranked within the top ten (currently at #19 in the world rankings). […]

Milos Raonic’s Racquet

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Milos Raonic is the poster boy for the new Wilson Blade series which include the brand new technology called Countervail. Countervail makes the racquet play softer than it is, which means you can add power without hurting your arm. Tennis Warehouse reviewers talk about a lack of feedback in the new Blade line, but that […]

What racquet does the Bryan Brothers use?

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Well, the answer to that question doesn’t need to be hidden behind some hard to get paint job anymore, because Prince is releasing their extended length Prince Ignite 95 in a beautiful new paint job to 999 lucky customers. It is called the Prince Bryan Bros Ltd. Edition 95. It was simply high time for […]

Grigor Dimitrov’s Tennis Racquet

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

What professional players use and endorse are two different things. Grigor Dimitrov endorses the Wilson Pro Staff 97S, but uses a different racquet. What? Baby Federer. That’s what we used to call him, the stylish Grigor Dimitrov, with strokes that looked eerily similar to the great Swiss champ’s. But along the line and the years, […]

Nick Kyrgios Tennis Racquet

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What racquet does Aussie bad-boy Nick Kyrgios play with? He endorses the Yonex Ezone DR 98 but plays with a Yonex Ezone XI 98. Tennis bad-boy Nick Kyrgios has been in the news recently due to his odd behaviour during his Shanghai Masters match against Mischa Zverev, where he pretty evidently tanked through large parts […]

Lucas Pouille’s racquet

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Lucas Pouille is perhaps the shining star of the new generation of French players and are already ranked at 17 in the world. What racquet does Pouille use? A lot of people wonder about Pouille’s racquet, especially since Prince has lost a few of their sponsored players, Ferrer, Delbonis and a few others to Babolat. Why […]

Kei Nishikori Tennis Racquet

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

A lot of people wonder how a relatively short guy like Kei Nishikori can get so much power out of his shots. If you’re interested in Nishikori’s racquet this is the post for you. Contrary to what most people think, Nishikori is not playing with the racquet model he endorses, the Wilson Burn 95, but […]

Serena Williams Autograph racquet

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With the new Wilson Pro Staff 97 Roger Federer Autograph racquet out and selling like hotcakes, it was high time that one of the all-time greats of women’s tennis, Serena Williams, also get an autograph model. It’s called the Wilson Blade SW104 Autograph Countervail and absolutely murders the tennis ball. Just look at the specs: Technical Specifications Length 28 […]

New racquet for Federer – all black

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

The new design for the Wilson Roger Federer Autograph is revealed and it’s all black everything! Apparently Federer was involved in the design process himself and wanted something classy and timeless that moves away from the “busy” designs of the ATP tour. Personally I think they’ve succeded in crafting something really appealing visually (it’s also a great […]

Andy Murray’s Racquet

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Andy Murray has endorsed the HEAD Radical series for a long time. But what is actually Andy Murray’s racquet? Andy Murray’s Racquet Andy Murray has advertised the Head Radical series for many years, sort of as the successor to André Agassi. Little do most people know that he actually plays with a 20-year-old racquet in […]