Francisco Cerundolo : the older brother's stick

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I am happy to see another young gun with a tremendous game using what seems to be a pt57a under a 360 prestige MP PJ.
He hits a HUGE ball that Vinolas himself couldn't handle.

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Too true.

Whatever extreme JM is using it's not the frying pan under new paint. It's the newest mold.. I guess the mold since the Touch version/???
 
Bump, for Francisco's victory over Baez. That monster spec seemed to come in handy as he was redirecting Baez's pace and spin and blasting forehand missiles all match long!

A very interesting outlier of the mass movement to lower static and swing weights. Goes to show heavy can still win, provided fitness and mechanics are there.
 
Bump, for Francisco's victory over Baez. That monster spec seemed to come in handy as he was redirecting Baez's pace and spin and blasting forehand missiles all match long!

A very interesting outlier of the mass movement to lower static and swing weights. Goes to show heavy can still win, provided fitness and mechanics are there.

Heavy stuff. Nice to see him win.. Doesnt his game have a bit of Nole to it?
 
Max power is a really nice string. My guess is he strings it around 55/57 pounds too bad we can’t catch a glimpse on the machine.
 
Very similar to Stan specs.
Still a bit different. Stan is wielding a VC95D in standard 27" length, with strung spec of 372g/32.2cm/360sw, so he's got more static weight and less swing weight, plus a bit more open string bed, all of which work better for his OHBH. Francisco's PT57A2 is ~20g lighter in static weight, and would be the same in swing weight (~360), but the extra .5" of length bumps the swing weight another 20 points up to ~380 or so. Both are beastly specs though!
 
always seemed like Argentinian players were the most open to trying various brands

i think gaudio in particular also had runs with Toalson and Luxilon, along with Kirsch as you mentioned
i think Gaudio was sponsored by Toalson (had the logo on his strings and their yellow grip tape for his tourna grip) but always used Kirschbaum, before eventually switching to ALU towards the end
 
always seemed like Argentinian players were the most open to trying various brands

i think gaudio in particular also had runs with Toalson and Luxilon, along with Kirsch as you mentioned
I believe back in the days not all the manufacturers had reps in south America. Kirschbaum was one of the few, that's my understanding in that matter
 
i think Gaudio was sponsored by Toalson (had the logo on his strings and their yellow grip tape for his tourna grip) but always used Kirschbaum, before eventually switching to ALU towards the end
you are right about Gaudio. But there were many other Argentineans stringing with Kirschbaum
 
I played with the Blade 18x20 many years loving it. I bought many generations of Prestige’s never hit even one time like I used to with the Blades
sounds psychological. but maybe try the LM radical or YT IG radical. a better blade than the blades imo. it’s what the blade is a rip off of anyhow.
 
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