I would like opinions regarding the following racquets for advanced, aggressive all-court player to use for both singles and doubles. Heavy topspin hitter off both wings.
*Head Speed MPA
Wilson PS95S
*Wilson Blade 98S
*Wilson 6.1 95S
Wilson PS97LS
Prince Tour 98 ESP
*Prince Tour 100T ESP
Prince Tour Pro 100 ESP
Currently leaning toward Tour 98 ESP or Blade 98S. Speed MPA also looks like an attractive option due to choice of conventional pattern and spin pattern.
I've played/owned several of these. As with all racquets, each has it's strengths & weaknesses.
Wilson PS 95 - you said you have the racquet head speed and if you really can swing out all match and supply the power this is my fav. The feel and crazy spin are great and the placement is decent for a 16x15. I found that when I eased off the gas my shots weren't deep enough in the court. When going for angles it wasn't as much of an issue. Touch & volleys worked well for me right off the bat. If i were 10 years younger or in better shape I'd play this racquet.
Blade 98S - pretty solid all around. 18x16 launch angle is lower than the 16X15's and placement is a bit more predictable. For me the weight makes it very maneuverable yet still has decent plow stock. More power than the PS 95S, but I still needed good racquet head speed to hit winners or force errors. I put the Blade a notch above the Prince 100T ESP because I prefer the crisper/stiffer feel of the Blade. That being said I though it was arm friendly for the month or two I played with it.
Prince 100T ESP - Easily the most arm friendly of the selections you listed. I could play all weekend with this racquet and not feel a twinge of elbow pain. I found it had more power than the Blade 98S. The swing weight is somewhat low for me so when I added lead to the hoop I got some good thump on my shots. If I slowed down my strokes with it in stock form I got a high trajectory spinny moonball at times. I struggle with keeping my backhand slice from floating with this racquet more so than the others but I'm sure if I spent enough time working on that shot it would't be an issue. Overall control was ok. I did find it was a little too muted but I could get used to it if I wanted to. If I get severe TE again, this is on my shortlist.
Head Speed MPA I wanted to love this racquet. I had tried out the Graphene Speed MP and liked it a lot. I saw the new updated version so I grabbed a demo hoping to find my GOAT stick. I'm not sure if I got an off spec stick or what but I did not like it as much as the Graphene Speed MP. It felt stiffer and after a few hours with it I felt some elbow discomfort. Strung as a 16x16 I put a full bed of poly (Head Lynx) in at 52lbs. While it retained the maneuverability of the previous version, the 16x16 pattern obviously changed the playing characteristics with a higher launch angle and not as precise control. I simply did not like the feel. Where the Graphene Speed Mp feels lively the Speed MPA felt dead or board-like to me. So I restrung it as a 16x19 with a hybrid poly mains/syn crosses. The response off the stringbed still felt dead. Plus somehow, in my crazy mind, it felt a more sluggish and I wasn't getting enough net clearance! The lack of feel and stiffness led me to pass on it. Maybe too much graphene is a bad thing.
6.1 95 S I tried this out for a weekend on a business trip. This one is the most substantial weight & swing weight wise of the bunch. When I made clean contact I was hitting some nice shots but I'm not good enough to hit clean with this regularly. Feel was good. Of all the spin sticks I've tried this had the least excessive spin. When I watch Chris play on the TW playlists I can see why a player of his ability and game style likes the racquet. If your skilled enough to wield it, you can make magic from the baseline, net, serve whatever you want.