I think he uses xi with ai pj
really??
how do you think?
he even claims in his site that he uses the Ai..
i wouldn't expect him to be that deep in the lying game already
Last year I think when he was not that known some of the aussies that post here said that they held his racquet in the shop and its/was stock xi ezone 98 no lead bone stock
ok, but last year was last year..
maybe he DID change racquet?
He did not...
Because we're not as good as he is so we need the racquet to help us more with more weight.Wow if this guy uses a retail stock version of what is called a tweener by TT warriors to beat Nadal, why do we even bother customizing our sticks.
so? i was counting on you experts to decide at least which racquet he's using!
looks like an AI to me from these pics
I'm sure Kyrgios can serve huge with just about any racquet, so I wouldn't buy this racquet thinking that you can serve just like him if you used it.
but how do you know that?
i just wanna see a proof..
it looks like a genuine Ai98
How are you going to get proof?
Just look at Goran's track record on IDing pro sticks and accept that he is right.
if you say so.
it just amazes me how far they go to sell a different stick to the common people, while making Kyrgios himself DECLARE that this (the Ai) is his racquet of choice in his own website.
there's no worse deceiving than that.
How are you going to get proof?
Just look at Goran's track record on IDing pro sticks and accept that he is right.
NO. it is still guessing. I would guess from the looks of it, it looks like Yonex AI racket. XI doesn't sound like that when it hits the ball. I played tested both rackets extensively
NO. it is still guessing. I would guess from the looks of it, it looks like Yonex AI racket. XI doesn't sound like that when it hits the ball. I played tested both rackets extensively
It is very easy to paint the frame any cosmetic, often done for any pro player. Futures tour players have access to Pro Stock Paintjobs. It is not a custom frame.Look at the beam near the handle. The Xi doesn't look tapered like that. BTW, do they really do pjs and custom frames for somebody who was in the 800+ ranking? I mean he used stock Xi when he was a Jr and for a youngster he cannot adopt to a new racket? He can only use the Xi for a couple of yrs, not like he used it for 10 yrs?
Even college players and juniors can get paintjobs.Look at the beam near the handle. The Xi doesn't look tapered like that. BTW, do they really do pjs and custom frames for somebody who was in the 800+ ranking? I mean he used stock Xi when he was a Jr and for a youngster he cannot adopt to a new racket? He can only use the Xi for a couple of yrs, not like he used it for 10 yrs?
Yonex seems to be like Babolat, and unlike Head, the pj's are older retail models. It would not be difficult to dedicate some time on the production line to produce small numbers of frames. As to whether it's good business or honest business, another question.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't many Head pro stocks quite light to allow for customization? Nadal's Babolat APD original is played stock by many Challenger players, I don't think many Head pro stocks are. Also, the Yonex/Babolats can be bought by the general public without knowing the endless, faux secret agent, tiresome codes and going to special message boards.why unlike head? What are head pro stock than older retail models...sure there are exceptions but those exceptions exist with babolat and yonex and allothers
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't many Head pro stocks quite light to allow for customization? Nadal's Babolat APD original is played stock by many Challenger players, I don't think many Head pro stocks are. Also, the Yonex/Babolats can be bought by the general public without knowing the endless, faux secret agent, tiresome codes and going to special message boards.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't many Head pro stocks quite light to allow for customization? Nadal's Babolat APD original is played stock by many Challenger players, I don't think many Head pro stocks are. Also, the Yonex/Babolats can be bought by the general public without knowing the endless, faux secret agent, tiresome codes and going to special message boards.