Three racket companies dominate competitive tennis: Babolat, Head, and Wilson. Together these three brands accounted for 81% of all the rackets I strung at the ITF Pro Circuit Futures of Winston-Salem recently.
By comparison, at the NCAA tournament they accounted for 94% of all the rackets I strung.
At the Futures of Winston-Salem, t he racket brands broke down as follows:
- Babolat – 33%
- Head and Wilson – 24%
- Yonex – 9%
- Gamma, Prince, Tecnifibre – 3%
The biggest surprise of the bunch was the Gamma RZR Bubba, a 137 square inch, sub-10 ounce racket used by Matt Seeberger, who won the Futures of Winston-Salem doubles championship with Julio Peralta.
In case you didn’t know, Seeberger also won two NCAA team titles, 3 NCAA singles titles, and 3 NCAA doubles titles playing for the D3 University of California – Santa Cruz Banana Slugs.
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Hey i’m really curious what does Sanam Singh string his racquets at?
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Sanam strung 1 at 50# and 1 at 48# the first day, then a couple of days later did 1 at 45#, with Solinco Tour Bite.
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Thankyou!! Do you recall the tension on those two head graphene radical pro’s? I can see that the mains are 50 but the rubberband is covering the cross tension. Thanks again.
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The racket was actual 50 pounds both mains and crosses. What is covered up by the rubber band is indicating that it should be strung with 4 knots. Thanks!
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Interesting. Last question haha do you know the name of the player who uses them?
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Sorry for the slow reply. The Radical Pros were Raymond Sarmientos IIRC.
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Hey bigtimetennis what’s the name of the player that owns those head graphene radical pros?
Thanks
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Sorry for the slow reply. The Radical Pros were Raymond Sarmientos IIRC.
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Thanks. What gauge of Solinco Tourbite is he using?
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1.25mm
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