HEAD has just revealed the MxG 3 and MxG 5 racquets which bring magnesium into a futuristic looking bridge design claiming that the new line of racquets has the perfect blend of power and control. Wilson on the other hand is not innovating their materials, but instead releasing limited edition paint job versions of their Wilson Blade and Wilson Burn series. Something I previously called “reverse paint jobs”. I saw …
Talking about Wilson Blades, you can not not mention young up-and-comer David Goffin who had a breakthrough year in 2016 and is currently at number 11 in the ATP World Tour rankings. Goffin, like Raonic, is using a pro stock version of a Wilson Blade (not the popular pro stocks labelled H19/H22) and strings it with a full bed of Luxilon Alu Power. Goffin is not a muscular guy, but …
