Gael Monfils has always been entertaining to watch, but his results are up and down. But what is Monfils racquet? Monfils can play both aggressively and defensively, he can play strategic mastermind tennis and also act (mentally) as he has never played a tour match before. In 2019 he seemed to get it together and is now ranked 9 in the world. He has also started 2020 in style by …
Racquet junkies all over the world are raving about the experience of playing with a HEAD PT57A or Wilson H19, pro stock versions resembling the legendary HEAD Pro Tour 630. I’ve been testing the racquets side to side and here are my personal opinions about these two great frames. You can read more about the HEAD Pro Tour 630/PT57A here. First of all I want to repeat that NO racquet …
It’s time to conclude the play-test of the Wilson Ultra Tour. I can already say it is one of the best new racquets I’ve played in the last five years. I’ve written quite a bit about the Wilson Ultra Tour already (Wilson Ultra Tour First Impressions, the Wilson Ultra line and about the Wilson Ultra 100 CV) so there’s no point in repeating myself. I think Wilson has waited too long …
The new Wilson Ultra series will be promoted by players such as Gael Monfils, Feliciano Lopez, and Borna Coric. What Grigor Dimitrov will promote is another story. Wilson has revealed some more pictures for their much hyped-up release of the new Wilson Ultra line of racquets. Most racquet fans and tennis nerds are keen to know the specs of the racquets and whether the Wilson Ultra Tour is really the …
It’s soon time for Wilson to release the Countervail edition of their Wilson Ultra series (you know, the blue one) and speculations are afoot on the forums whether the Wilson Ultra Tour will be a H19. So what is a H19 and why am I writing this gibberish? The H19 is Wilson’s copy of the legendary Head Pro Tour 630 (280 in the US), called PT57A in pro stock racquet …
