So with all the talk of trying to figure out who uses what, my questions is simple: Who actually uses the new racquet they are listed as useing? Can we get a list started here?
Tsonga
Li Na
Clijster
Isner
Federer
Isner uses an O3 white painted as an EXO3 Black...
Did you really put Federer on that list? Please provide some evidence as to why you think he uses the racket that he endorses.
Federer uses the K6.1 tour not the BLX 6.1 tour
I see no good info or evidence anywhere to convince me that fed uses the k90
Because it looks exactly like the one he uses
I see no good info or evidence anywhere to convince me that fed uses the k90
I asked for evidence, not speculation.
Dear god, do we have to go through this again?I see no good info or evidence anywhere to convince me that fed uses the k90
I see even less evidence that he uses the BLX90
Sorry this thread went in the direction it went. Please refer to the original question: Are there any top players (ATP/WTA) using current models they are linked to or endorse?
I asked for evidence, not speculation.
and i am going to ask you to be quiet.
FOR GOODNESS SAKE I'M SORRY I'M NOT AN ABSOLUTE RACQUET GEEK AND I'M SORRRY IF I'M OFF BY HOW MANY GROMMETS BUT PLEASE BE QUIET!!!! I GET IT!!!
okay, maybe he uses the k90.
but everyone, i am convinced now, so please... be quiet.
i'm not replying to anyone who attacks me.
i'm a tool for saying that he uses the blx90 but i get it now...
and i didn't say my friend strung his racquets, i said a guy on the internet strings racquets and has put alot of tensions up.
Fair enough. Maybe it's just the way you frame your posts on this topic, they sometimes come across like you just forget what was posted in previous threads you've contributed to. You've posted a few times posing the basic topic here and then chosen to ignore the people who've spent years researching the topic (Fabfed for example who has secured a number of actual Fed frames at charity auctions) passionately and who undoubtedly know more about it. Including Fed's racquet guy, Ron from Priority 1.FOR GOODNESS SAKE I'M SORRY I'M NOT AN ABSOLUTE RACQUET GEEK AND I'M SORRRY IF I'M OFF BY HOW MANY GROMMETS BUT PLEASE BE QUIET!!!! I GET IT!!!
okay, maybe he uses the k90.
but everyone, i am convinced now, so please... be quiet...
I didn't suggest you said it was your friend but, on the same token, you didn't say it was a guy on the internet who simply put a lot of tensions up. You said here: "federer tension from the aussie 2011 was 55/52lbs. said a guy who strung his racquets" - The person you later referenced (Colin the stringer), as your source I assume, never claimed anything of the sort.and i didn't say my friend strung his racquets, i said a guy on the internet strings racquets and has put alot of tensions up.
Fair enough. Maybe it's just the way you frame your posts on this topic, they sometimes come across like you just forget what was posted in previous threads you've contributed to. You've posted a few times posing the basic topic here and then chosen to ignore the people who've spent years researching the topic (Fabfed for example who has secured a number of actual Fed frames at charity auctions) passionately and who undoubtedly know more about it. Including Fed's racquet guy, Ron from Priority 1.
I didn't suggest you said it was your friend but, on the same token, you didn't say it was a guy on the internet who simply put a lot of tensions up. You said here: "federer tension from the aussie 2011 was 55/52lbs. said a guy who strung his racquets" - The person you later referenced (Colin the stringer), as your source I assume, never claimed anything of the sort.
Listen, there is no need to get defensive or take this out on everyone else. You voluntarily came forward with some false information, yet claimed it to be correct. You volunteered this information even though this issue has been discussed to death in the past. Yet when someone calls you out on the error, you get defensive and start yelling at everyone. We will not be quiet if you can't handle the criticism you receive for your own actions. Making claims that you cannot back up with facts is your mistake, not ours. Attempting to downplay the error and responding with anger isn't going to help your cause. Learn to live with the consequences of your own actions rather than deflecting.
I see even less evidence that he uses the BLX90
yeah okay i was stupid and i hope we can be okay now and i know i'm wrong.
but it's really annoying when i hear.
hey roger uses the k90
roger uses the k90
roger uses the k90 not the blx90
dude roger uses the k90
...about 500 times
and you still think he doesn't??
your other post still shows doubt...
TENNIS.com: At the 2002 U.S. Open, when you were working with Pete Sampras, you told me during the first week that you thought Pete would win. You were right. Who are your clients now?
Nate Ferguson: Roger Federer, Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic, Robin Soderling, Fernando Gonzalez, Lleyton Hewitt, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Mardy Fish, Sam Querrey, John Isner, Gael Monfils, Marcos Baghdatis and Stan Wawrinka.
TENNIS.com: I notice there are no women on that list. Why don’t more women pros customize their frames?
Nate Ferguson: Men care and they notice the difference in their racquets when they are customized. And it’s not that I say women don’t care about customization at all, because there are exceptions, but generally, in my experience, women get the racquet they’re given and play with that. I heard a story about a lady who played all the way through the quarters of Wimbledon with one string job. Women pros are perhaps not as technically orientated as men. There are exceptions, don’t get me wrong, but in my experience it’s extremely limited.
TENNIS.com: I was told that early in her career, Serena was playing with a game-improvement racquet you could buy off the shelves of a Modell’s or a retail store.
Nate Ferguson: I’ve heard the same thing. Serena kicked everyone’s ass playing with essentially retail racquets, and Venus was the same way for a while. They were not using elite player frames so they had to string it very tight, using all gut, or they would break their strings. It makes you wonder if Serena would have won even more, had she been playing with a frame best suited for her game.
Guys switch racquets too, just look at djokovic switching from wilson to head, or tsonga from wilson to babolat, sampras from wilson to babolat(seem like ppl are switching away from wilson in general lol).
Federer said in the interview here that he told wilson to make blx90 as close to the one he's playing in this interview:
http://www.tennis-x.com/story/2010-08-21/k.php
So here you go, Federer said BLX90 that he's playing close to retail. But I'm sure he's lying because there's no way this can be true, because all the "evidence" that you guys have about him using a K90..... oh wait, what evidence? I've wasted my time going through Fadfed's Roger's BLX90 thread and there's no actual evidence about the racquet being a K90. All we know is that Federer uses a customized racquet. If there's any hard evidence suggesting that it's a K90, I would like to hear it.
Guys switch racquets too, just look at djokovic switching from wilson to head, or tsonga from wilson to babolat, sampras from wilson to babolat(seem like ppl are switching away from wilson in general lol).
Federer said in the interview here that he told wilson to make blx90 as close to the one he's playing in this interview:
http://www.tennis-x.com/story/2010-08-21/k.php
So here you go, Federer said BLX90 that he's playing close to retail. But I'm sure he's lying because there's no way this can be true, because all the "evidence" that you guys have about him using a K90..... oh wait, what evidence? I've wasted my time going through Fadfed's Roger's BLX90 thread and there's no actual evidence about the racquet being a K90. All we know is that Federer uses a customized racquet. If there's any hard evidence suggesting that it's a K90, I would like to hear it.
:lol: Nice try.Federer said in the interview here that he told wilson to make blx90 as close to the one he's playing in this interview: