I wonder how many people who watched the australian open the past two weeks noticed that the most of the top men and women’s players play with wilson tennis rackets. the men’s finals showcased the same wilson [k] blade tour (93” headsize) for both Djokovic and Tsonga and both Williams sisters play with the larger wilson [k] blade team (104” headsize). did I mention the world’s no 1’s? Federer and Henin?
![wilson [k] factor blade tour 93 tennis racket](http://wdoubleo.files.wordpress.com/2008/01/wilson_djokovic.jpg)
Throughout my 12+ years of playing tennis, I have played with yonex, dunlop, prince, head, and currently wilson rackets and i will say that i highly recommend wilson rackets for any one’s game. my current rackets are the wilson ncode nsix-one (95” headsize) and the wilson ncode tour (95′ headsize)
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Not true actually –
on the womens side – 3 out of the 4 semifinalists were playing new Prince O3 racquets…with one of them wining the whole thing.
Head has the most in the tournament but I just read that Prince has four of the top ten women, 2 of the top 5 men, the worlds #1 mens doubles team and 6 of the top 7 womens doubles players too.
I have a Wilson racquet nCode, but I think I amready for an o3 racquet – probably teh Speedport Black, like the Bryan Bros use or the racquet Isner uses.
i agree. most if not all of the top players that made it to the finals use wilson. they’re reallying on and trusting a good brand. i’ve been using the wilson ncode tour for the past year prior to which i had the head flexpoint instinct. the difference was noticeable in the way i played once i made the switch. not looking to switch for a long while.
I also agree with you. I play the wilson nBlade for 1 and a half year now and I think it’s one of the best rackets in the world.
Before I played this racke I played with nPro Team whick is also a good choice.