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Old 12-29-2012, 04:05 AM   #1
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Default What is the smallest headsize racquet used on the WTA tour and who uses it?

Since midsize racquets are rapidly losing their popularity on the men's tour, I was wondering if they have become extincted on the women's tour.
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The last time I saw a Sloane Stephens match, she was using a Head Prestige Mid. I can't think of any other WTA player using a mid.
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Melanie Oudin has used the KPS88 in the past:

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95 must be the lowest for a high ranking player - Henin.
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Sloane Stephens using Head Prestige Mid (or PJ), ~89 sq. in.

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Prestige mid? That's exciting, I use the same racquet! How's this Stephen girl, does she have good potential? What's her game like? from what I've seen briefly on youtube she seems quite defensive?
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Sloane Stephens Prestige mid is the 16x19 version, not the 18x20.

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Since midsize racquets are rapidly losing their popularity on the men's tour, I was wondering if they have become extincted on the women's tour.
I heard a quote from Federer that there are only like 3 players left playing 90 inch racquets and one handed everything, sorry I don't have the link.
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