TAG: Wilson
May/26
19
Raducanu Downed Again In Strasbourg
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Another bad loss for Emma Raducanu. The 2021 US Open queen has just one match win since signing a $3.5m deal with Uniqlo, she has two match losses and three tournament withdrawals. She has not beaten a top 80 player since September 2025. Today Emma lost to WTA no. 94 Diane Parry in straight sets […] Continue to read full article...
Andre Agassi · Ash Barty · Diane parry · Emma Raducanu · Steffi Graf · US Open · Wilson
I have too many racquets! Over the years of getting Wilson freebies and thrift store finds I have amassed over 100 racquets. Here’s some of my inventory… Head Instinct PWR 110 Wilson T2000 Wilson Hammer 2 Wilson Pro Staff Titanium (maroon) Head Radical Titanium (Agassi rust/gray/black) Head Ti.S1 Prince Tour 98 ESP Power Level 825 […] Continue to read full article...
WILSON INTRODUCES BLADE V10 – THE MOST PLAYED RACKET ON TOUR The ultimate control racket packed with updates for the modern, aggressive player CHICAGO (April 15, 2026) – Wilson Sporting Goods today announces the launch of their newest performance racket, Blade® v10, 20 years since the racket franchise’s inception. Built for ultimate control and responsive impact, […] Continue to read full article...
Feb/26
13
Hoops Great Plays Tennis Tournament In Bradenton
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Level 5 Open: Larry Turville West Coast Super Senior Grand Prix @ GT Bray Park There were several notable players in the draws from 55s to 85s including Gary Plock who beat John McEnroe in the NCAA tournament, PTR Florida High School Coach of the Year Felipe Alarcon, and the 1978 point guard for the University […] Continue to read full article...
Bradenton · Kentucky · Kyle Macy · Martina Navratilova · NCAA · Wilson
Former US Open champion Emma Raducanu has dismissed her coach of half a year Francisco Roig. The collaboration did not produce any WTA titles or notable results. Since she won the 2021 US Open title with Andrew Richardson, Raducanu has worked with an assortment of different coaches. Torben Beltz (5 months) -Dmitry Tursunov (6 mths) […] Continue to read full article...
AO26 · Emma Raducanu · Nike · Wilson
Jan/26
16
Wilson Introduces New Class Of Tennis 360 Athletes
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de Minaur, Khachanov, Kostyukm Lehecka will sport the iconic W at AO26 The sporting goods brand is all-in on Tennis, continuing its mission of equipping athletes from head to hand to toe with three new top 20 ATP athletes Wilson today announces the expansion of their “Tennis 360” Athlete Roster with three new top 20 […] Continue to read full article...
Alex de Minaur · AO · Jiri Lehecka · Karen Khachanov · Wilson
Nick Kyrgios may be the greatest player who can’t win a singles match, he lost 36 46 to Aleksandar Kovacevic in Brisbane. Kyrgios explained his ongoing dilemma: “I had a wrist reconstruction and two knee ops. I’m never going to be — I think it’s unfair. I use Thanasi as an example or myself as […] Continue to read full article...
Alexandra Eala · Australian Open · Nick Kyrgios · Novak Djokovic · Wilson
Victoria Mboko completed her Montreal miracle with a 26 64 61 triumph over her tennis hero Naomi Osaka. The 18 year old was stunning for two weeks with her silky smooth powerhouse game and without a doubt well on her way to more sensational achievements in the years to come. Mboko settled down after a […] Continue to read full article...
Canada · Montreal · Victoria Mboko · Wilson
Jakub Mensik first emerged as a force to be reckoned with at US Open qualies in a first round duel with Fabio Fognini. The 36 year old Italian Stallion was desperate to revive his faltering career with a good run in New York and got off to a favorable start by dominating the 17 year […] Continue to read full article...
adidas · Czech Republic · Jakub Mensik · Miami Open · Wilson
Jim Courier was so impressed by the new edition of Stefanos Tsitsipas that he said he was re-born. That’s the highest praise anyone can give to a stagnated player, especially coming from a Grand Slam champion and former world no. 1, the analysis carries a lot of weight. Tsitsipas looked like a dead player for […] Continue to read full article...
