Nicolas Jarry's Racquet - Player Profile

Updated 13 Feb 2025
Nicolas Jarry is a Chilean player that has a lot of success on clay. He’s an aggressive player who serves big, takes cuts at the ball and likes to come into the net and volley. He moves very well for his height and has proven to be a threat even on other surfaces. But what is Jarry’s racquet?

Nicolas Jarry’s Tennis Racquet

According to a Chilean Davis Cup team stringer, Jarry was previously playing a Wilson H19 16/19 (this mold can be bought as an Ultra Pro) but has since then switched to a Wilson Blade Pro Stock with an 18/20 string pattern. It is painted to look like the new Blade 98 V9, but there is likely something else underneath the cosmetic.

If you search the Tennis Warehouse forums, you find that he allegedly uses the following unstrung specifications of his Blade 98:

Weight: 323 grams (add approx 20g for strings)
Balance: 32 cm (6 pts HL, add 1 cm with strings)
Swing weight: 320 (add 30 pts with strings)

He uses an L4 grip size.

Jarry strings his Blade 98 with Luxilon 4G. We are unaware of the tension at this moment.

You can purchase the new Wilson Blade 98 V9 from Tennis Warehouse (US, Canada), Tennis Warehouse Europe and Tennis Only (AU) or at Wilson.com. Please beware that Jarry is using another version of the Blade than V9, but they play fairly similarly across generations.

Bio and Career

The Chilean power player is currently 29 years of age, just over two meters tall (6’7″) and weighs 90 kg.

He turned pro in 2014 but his professional career began to gain traction first in 2017 when he secured three Challenger titles. Another breakthrough came in 2018 when he reached his first ATP singles final at the Brasil Open, although he fell short against Fabio Fognini. That year also saw him reach the quarterfinals at several ATP tournaments, including an impressive performance at the US Open where he advanced to the second round in singles and the quarterfinals in doubles.

One of the defining moments of Jarry’s career was his victory at the 2019 Swedish Open in Båstad, which was his first ATP singles title. This victory was followed by a significant win against Alexander Zverev in the 2019 Barcelona Open, showing his capability to challenge even the top ranked players.

In 2020, Jarry faced a setback with an 11-month suspension due to a doping violation, which was later proven to be involuntary. The ITF ruled that Jarry “bore no significant fault or negligence for his violation.” This period of absence from the court was a proper test for him, but he made an impressive comeback, winning his second and third ATP titles at the Chile Open and later the Geneva Open in 2023.

Some other highlights include reaching the final of the Italian Open in 2024, a Masters 1000 event, which led to a career-high ranking of No. 16.

Jarry is currently coached by ex-pro Juan Ignacio Chela and Cesar Fabregas.