Racquet brands used by ATP Top 100

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I was bored tonight and just compiled a list of the racquet brand the ATP Top 100 are using.

I found it interesting that only nine brands were represented. That has to be close to an historic low.

Head leads the way at this time, barely, over Wilson.

It's interesting to note Head, Wilson and Babolat dominate the pro tour right now, with 78 of the top 100 using one of those three brands.

1. Head - 30
2. Wilson - 28
3. Babolat - 20
4. Yonex - 10
5. Prince - 5
6. Technifibre - 4
7. ProKennex - 1
8. Srixon -1
9. Volkl - 1
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1 Andy Murray GBR Head
2 Novak Djokovic SRB Head
3 Stan Wawrinka SUI Yonex
4 Milos Raonic CAN Wilson
5 Kei Nishikori JPN Wilson
6 Rafael Nadal ESP Babolat
7 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga FRA Babolat
8 Marin Cilic CRO Head
9 Dominic Thiem AUT Babolat
10 Roger Federer SUI Wilson
11 David Goffin BEL Wilson
12 Gael Monfils FRA Wilson
13 Grigor Dimitrov BUL Wilson
14 Tomas Berdych CZE Head
15 Lucas Pouille FRA Prince
16 Roberto Bautista Agut ESP Wilson
17 Nick Kyrgios AUS Yonex
18 Jack Sock USA Babolat
19 Richard Gasquet FRA Head
20 Alexander Zverev GER Head
21 Ivo Karlovic CRO Head
22 John Isner USA Prince
23 Pablo Carreno Busta ESP Wilson
24 Albert Ramos-Vinolas ESP Babolat
25 Gilles Simon FRA Head
26 Steve Johnson USA Yonex
27 Gilles Muller LUX Wilson
28 David Ferrer ESP Babolat
29 Philipp Kohlschreiber GER Wilson
30 Mischa Zverev GER Head
31 Feliciano Lopez ESP Wilson
32 Juan Martin Del Potro ARG Wilson
33 Pablo Cuevas URU Head
34 Viktor Troicki SRB Babolat
35 Fernando Verdasco ESP Head
36 Marcel Granollers ESP Wilson
37 Joao Sousa POR Wilson
38 Paolo Lorenzi ITA Head
39 Benoit Paire FRA Babolat
40 Sam Querrey USA Babolat
41 Bernard Tomic AUS Head
42 Fabio Fognini ITA Babolat
43 Daniel Evans GBR Wilson
44 Diego Schwartzman ARG Head
45 Kyle Edmund GBR Wilson
46 Ryan Harrison USA Babolat
47 Florian Mayer GER Head
48 Steve Darcis BEL Wilson
49 Marcos Baghdatis CYP Head
50 Karen Khachanov RUS Wilson
51 Malek Jaziri TUN Prince
52 Nicolas Mahut FRA Wilson
53 Nikoloz Basilashvili GEO Head
54 Federico Delbonis ARG Babolat
55 Jiri Vesely CZE Wilson
56 Nicolas Almagro ESP Volkl
57 Daniil Medvedev RUS Technifibre
58 Andrey Kuznetsov RUS Wilson
59 Jan-Lennard Struff GER Babolat
60 Alexandr Dolgopolov UKR Prince
61 Yen-Hsun Lu TPE Head
62 Martin Klizan SVK Head
63 Donald Young USA Technifibre
64 Borna Coric CRO Yonex
65 Adrian Mannarino FRA Babolat
66 Robin Haase NED Head
67 Carlos Berlocq ARG Head
68 Denis Istomin UZB Technifibre
69 Thomaz Bellucci BRA Wilson
70 Juan Monaco ARG Yonex
71 Horacio Zeballos ARG Head
72 Pierre-Hugues Herbert FRA Yonex
73 Andreas Seppi ITA ProKennex
74 Thiago Monteiro BRA Babolat
75 Dudi Sela ISR Wilson
76 Kevin Anderson RSA Srixon
77 Damir Dzumhur BIH Wilson
78 Jeremy Chardy FRA Head
79 Jordan Thompson AUS Babolat
80 Stephane Robert FRA Wilson
81 Dustin Brown GER Babolat
82 Facundo Bagnis ARG Babolat
83 Mikhail Youzhny RUS Head
84 Rogerio Dutra Silva BRA Babolat
85 Radu Albot MDA Yonex
86 Yoshihito Nishioka JPN Yonex
87 Mikhail Kukushkin KAZ Head
88 Victor Estrella Burgos DOM Babolat
89 Frances Tiafoe USA Yonex
90 Hyeon Chung KOR Yonex
91 Jared Donaldson USA Head
92 Renzo Olivo ARG Wilson
93 Adam Pavlasek CZE Wilson
94 Konstantin Kravchuk RUS Head
95 Janko Tipsarevic SRB Technifibre
96 Radek Stepanek CZE Head
97 Guillermo Garcia-Lopez ESP Head
98 Gastao Elias POR Head
99 Paul-Henri Mathieu FRA Wilson
100 Nicolas Kicker ARG Prince
 
Indy Tennis said:
I was bored tonight and just compiled a list of the racquet brand the ATP Top 100 are using.

I found it interesting that only nine brands were represented. That has to be close to an historic low.

Head leads the way at this time, barely, over Wilson.

It's interesting to note Head, Wilson and Babolat dominate the pro tour right now, with 78 of the top 100 using one of those three brands.

1. Head - 30
2. Wilson - 28
3. Babolat - 20
4. Yonex - 10
5. Prince - 5
6. Technifibre - 4
7. ProKennex - 1
8. Srixon -1
9. Volkl - 1
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1 Andy Murray GBR Head
2 Novak Djokovic SRB Head
3 Stan Wawrinka SUI Yonex
4 Milos Raonic CAN Wilson
5 Kei Nishikori JPN Wilson
6 Rafael Nadal ESP Babolat
7 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga FRA Babolat
8 Marin Cilic CRO Head
9 Dominic Thiem AUT Babolat
10 Roger Federer SUI Wilson
11 David Goffin BEL Wilson
12 Gael Monfils FRA Wilson
13 Grigor Dimitrov BUL Wilson
14 Tomas Berdych CZE Head
15 Lucas Pouille FRA Prince
16 Roberto Bautista Agut ESP Wilson
17 Nick Kyrgios AUS Yonex
18 Jack Sock USA Babolat
19 Richard Gasquet FRA Head
20 Alexander Zverev GER Head
21 Ivo Karlovic CRO Head
22 John Isner USA Prince
23 Pablo Carreno Busta ESP Wilson
24 Albert Ramos-Vinolas ESP Babolat
25 Gilles Simon FRA Head
26 Steve Johnson USA Yonex
27 Gilles Muller LUX Wilson
28 David Ferrer ESP Babolat
29 Philipp Kohlschreiber GER Wilson
30 Mischa Zverev GER Head
31 Feliciano Lopez ESP Wilson
32 Juan Martin Del Potro ARG Wilson
33 Pablo Cuevas URU Head
34 Viktor Troicki SRB Babolat
35 Fernando Verdasco ESP Head
36 Marcel Granollers ESP Wilson
37 Joao Sousa POR Wilson
38 Paolo Lorenzi ITA Head
39 Benoit Paire FRA Babolat
40 Sam Querrey USA Babolat
41 Bernard Tomic AUS Head
42 Fabio Fognini ITA Babolat
43 Daniel Evans GBR Wilson
44 Diego Schwartzman ARG Head
45 Kyle Edmund GBR Wilson
46 Ryan Harrison USA Babolat
47 Florian Mayer GER Head
48 Steve Darcis BEL Wilson
49 Marcos Baghdatis CYP Head
50 Karen Khachanov RUS Wilson
51 Malek Jaziri TUN Prince
52 Nicolas Mahut FRA Wilson
53 Nikoloz Basilashvili GEO Head
54 Federico Delbonis ARG Babolat
55 Jiri Vesely CZE Wilson
56 Nicolas Almagro ESP Volkl
57 Daniil Medvedev RUS Technifibre
58 Andrey Kuznetsov RUS Wilson
59 Jan-Lennard Struff GER Babolat
60 Alexandr Dolgopolov UKR Prince
61 Yen-Hsun Lu TPE Head
62 Martin Klizan SVK Head
63 Donald Young USA Technifibre
64 Borna Coric CRO Yonex
65 Adrian Mannarino FRA Babolat
66 Robin Haase NED Head
67 Carlos Berlocq ARG Head
68 Denis Istomin UZB Technifibre
69 Thomaz Bellucci BRA Wilson
70 Juan Monaco ARG Yonex
71 Horacio Zeballos ARG Head
72 Pierre-Hugues Herbert FRA Yonex
73 Andreas Seppi ITA ProKennex
74 Thiago Monteiro BRA Babolat
75 Dudi Sela ISR Wilson
76 Kevin Anderson RSA Srixon
77 Damir Dzumhur BIH Wilson
78 Jeremy Chardy FRA Head
79 Jordan Thompson AUS Babolat
80 Stephane Robert FRA Wilson
81 Dustin Brown GER Babolat
82 Facundo Bagnis ARG Babolat
83 Mikhail Youzhny RUS Head
84 Rogerio Dutra Silva BRA Babolat
85 Radu Albot MDA Yonex
86 Yoshihito Nishioka JPN Yonex
87 Mikhail Kukushkin KAZ Head
88 Victor Estrella Burgos DOM Babolat
89 Frances Tiafoe USA Yonex
90 Hyeon Chung KOR Yonex
91 Jared Donaldson USA Head
92 Renzo Olivo ARG Wilson
93 Adam Pavlasek CZE Wilson
94 Konstantin Kravchuk RUS Head
95 Janko Tipsarevic SRB Technifibre
96 Radek Stepanek CZE Head
97 Guillermo Garcia-Lopez ESP Head
98 Gastao Elias POR Head
99 Paul-Henri Mathieu FRA Wilson
100 Nicolas Kicker ARG Prince
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60. Dolgopolov Wilson

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wilson's current paint schemes make it fairly easy for them to disguise pros racquets. theyre all matte black, just have to change the color on the edges of the hoop to designate which frame you want the pro to "endorse"
 
Excellent compilation !!

However, I think we should ignore what pros use, as it is matter of $$$$$ .

Many good quality brands cant afford endorsement, and many top brands of the list sell totally bullsh*t racquets , that are best sellers just because of marketing.

I know its hard for a tennis fan, a long time ago I bought a K factor 90 because I thought it was Federer s Racquet. And many still buy the RF97a for that reason. We are So silly...
 
Interesting list, thanks for putting this together. Not sure how best to interpret it though, does it represent consumer market share, pro market share, and/or the brands' willingness to sponsor Pros?
 
Indy Tennis said:
Just looked at a list I did back in 2006 and there were 12 racquet brands in the top 100.
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Side note...I noticed your profile name.

Are you in Indianapolis?

I'm always looking for people to hit with in the area.

I would have private messaged you, but didn't see the option on your profile.
 
just remember that some racquet companies don't really pay people to use their sticks while others do..

it's a lot more interesting to go to a challenger and see what these fantastic players are using.

because they mostly have to buy their own....

That's where you still find a lot of Technifibre, Volkl and the like because the frames are good, not because they are paid to use them..

Of course, you will also see about a million Pure Drives, but if you haven't worked out that's one of the greatest all around sticks ever made then I can't help you....
 
daniel2015 said:
Excellent compilation !!

However, I think we should ignore what pros use, as it is matter of $$$$$ .

Many good quality brands cant afford endorsement, and many top brands of the list sell totally bullsh*t racquets , that are best sellers just because of marketing.

I know its hard for a tennis fan, a long time ago I bought a K factor 90 because I thought it was Federer s Racquet. And many still buy the RF97a for that reason. We are So silly...
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The K90 was actually a quality mass produced racket, regardless of who played with it.
 
Indy Tennis said:
64 Borna Coric CRO Yonex
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Now with Wilson:

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Would be interesting to see a list of the top 100 divided into the following:

* Custom made or Pro stock


* Modified actual production racquet


* Modified actual production racquet with paintjob
 
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Does not surprise me. Money talks, pros have to eat, so does the big three...
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Be open, find what works best for you.
Give the underdogs a chance..

Always be yourself, express yourself, have faith in yourself, do not go out and look for a successful personality and duplicate it.
-B.L,
 
Karma Tennis said:
Quick Pop Quiz. Big Kudos to first poster that answers the following question.

There is something peculiar about the list above. What is it?
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I give. What is it?

I don't know about peculiar but it shows just how far Dunlop has fallen that there's not a single one. Didn't Amalgro play with Dunlop then came back after a foot injury playing Volkl?
 
Frans Bleker said:
It's a Tecnifibre (I think Dynacore) with Head Speed paint on it.
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Are you really sure? I think Verdasco was playing with a Speed PJ and under it the Novak mould (pt113), then tried or actually played last year with the Prestige Rev Pro (312.x) and is now back to this old Radical mould. Not a Tecnifibre...
 
edelp said:
Are you really sure? I think Verdasco was playing with a Speed PJ and under it the Novak mould (pt113), then tried or actually played last year with the Prestige Rev Pro (312.x) and is now back to this old Radical mould. Not a Tecnifibre...
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Well, if you zoom in on his rackets you still see the Dynacore grommets
 
edelp said:
Are you really sure? I think Verdasco was playing with a Speed PJ and under it the Novak mould (pt113), then tried or actually played last year with the Prestige Rev Pro (312.x) and is now back to this old Radical mould. Not a Tecnifibre...
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Pretty sure he plays with a head mold.

He did play with tecnifibre for years though. Probably the brand he played with the most in his career without switching brands all the time.

The 315 limited is supposedly the mold he played with tecnifibre.
 
MRfStop said:
Why would Head paint a Tecnifibre to look like a Head Speed Touch? @vsbabolat @moon shot
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I'm just guessing here, I don't think Head does that, but I think Bosworth has in the past. I think they worked with Nauritalova back when she played with a dunlop painted as a yonex for a short time, and with some other player who had a prestige mid painted as a dunlop hotmelt. If I remember right someone said Verdasco is working with Bosworth.

Not to say that it is a Technifibre.
 
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Indy Tennis said:
Also shocked to see Prince so low. They once were right up there with Wilson and Head.
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Obviously Prince does not have money to spend enough endorsements and "5" is not bad.
I don't have exact number but I believe Prince is still 4th place for market share and probably Yonex gained market share after releasing AI/DR series.
 
Thx for providing a better picture @moon shot. The ones I've found were blurry but as I wrote above for anyone familiar with certain things in tennis equipment power pads would be the more obvious choice.
 
Automatix said:
Thx for providing a better picture @moon shot. The ones I've found were blurry but as I wrote above for anyone familiar with certain things in tennis equipment power pads would be the more obvious choice.
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there arn't many crisp photos of Verdasco floating around. Here's some more:

Power pads were tan leather when he was with technifibre
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comparing his previous frame with the retail mold:
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4 things:

1. Yonex is gaining traction and by 2018/2019 we will see this on tour.
2. It's a shame that Head's retail frames are week in comparison to pro stock.
3. If people saw more Volkl on tour they would wake up and realise how good their products are.
4. Dunlop/Slazenger should be wrapped over the knuckles for what they have done to their product line. In the past their 200, 300 and 400 lines were viable options.
 
Pmasterfunk said:
Has Chardy dropped Tecnifibre?
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Not that I know of. He has been pretty heavily used in their marketing. I think Tecnifibre are taking a lef out of babolats book atm buying up lots of junior players with potential hoping a few will break through. Good plan I reckon. BTW IM NOT IMPLYING CHARDY IS ONE OF THOSE YOUNG GUNS.
 
Indy Tennis said:
I was bored tonight and just compiled a list of the racquet brand the ATP Top 100 are using.

I found it interesting that only nine brands were represented. That has to be close to an historic low.

Head leads the way at this time, barely, over Wilson.

It's interesting to note Head, Wilson and Babolat dominate the pro tour right now, with 78 of the top 100 using one of those three brands.

1. Head - 30
2. Wilson - 28
3. Babolat - 20
4. Yonex - 10
5. Prince - 5
6. Technifibre - 4
7. ProKennex - 1
8. Srixon -1
9. Volkl - 1
--

1 Andy Murray GBR Head
2 Novak Djokovic SRB Head
3 Stan Wawrinka SUI Yonex
4 Milos Raonic CAN Wilson
5 Kei Nishikori JPN Wilson
6 Rafael Nadal ESP Babolat
7 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga FRA Babolat
8 Marin Cilic CRO Head
9 Dominic Thiem AUT Babolat
10 Roger Federer SUI Wilson
11 David Goffin BEL Wilson
12 Gael Monfils FRA Wilson
13 Grigor Dimitrov BUL Wilson
14 Tomas Berdych CZE Head
15 Lucas Pouille FRA Prince
16 Roberto Bautista Agut ESP Wilson
17 Nick Kyrgios AUS Yonex
18 Jack Sock USA Babolat
19 Richard Gasquet FRA Head
20 Alexander Zverev GER Head
21 Ivo Karlovic CRO Head
22 John Isner USA Prince
23 Pablo Carreno Busta ESP Wilson
24 Albert Ramos-Vinolas ESP Babolat
25 Gilles Simon FRA Head
26 Steve Johnson USA Yonex
27 Gilles Muller LUX Wilson
28 David Ferrer ESP Babolat
29 Philipp Kohlschreiber GER Wilson
30 Mischa Zverev GER Head
31 Feliciano Lopez ESP Wilson
32 Juan Martin Del Potro ARG Wilson
33 Pablo Cuevas URU Head
34 Viktor Troicki SRB Babolat
35 Fernando Verdasco ESP Head
36 Marcel Granollers ESP Wilson
37 Joao Sousa POR Wilson
38 Paolo Lorenzi ITA Head
39 Benoit Paire FRA Babolat
40 Sam Querrey USA Babolat
41 Bernard Tomic AUS Head
42 Fabio Fognini ITA Babolat
43 Daniel Evans GBR Wilson
44 Diego Schwartzman ARG Head
45 Kyle Edmund GBR Wilson
46 Ryan Harrison USA Babolat
47 Florian Mayer GER Head
48 Steve Darcis BEL Wilson
49 Marcos Baghdatis CYP Head
50 Karen Khachanov RUS Wilson
51 Malek Jaziri TUN Prince
52 Nicolas Mahut FRA Wilson
53 Nikoloz Basilashvili GEO Head
54 Federico Delbonis ARG Babolat
55 Jiri Vesely CZE Wilson
56 Nicolas Almagro ESP Volkl
57 Daniil Medvedev RUS Technifibre
58 Andrey Kuznetsov RUS Wilson
59 Jan-Lennard Struff GER Babolat
60 Alexandr Dolgopolov UKR Prince
61 Yen-Hsun Lu TPE Head
62 Martin Klizan SVK Head
63 Donald Young USA Technifibre
64 Borna Coric CRO Yonex
65 Adrian Mannarino FRA Babolat
66 Robin Haase NED Head
67 Carlos Berlocq ARG Head
68 Denis Istomin UZB Technifibre
69 Thomaz Bellucci BRA Wilson
70 Juan Monaco ARG Yonex
71 Horacio Zeballos ARG Head
72 Pierre-Hugues Herbert FRA Yonex
73 Andreas Seppi ITA ProKennex
74 Thiago Monteiro BRA Babolat
75 Dudi Sela ISR Wilson
76 Kevin Anderson RSA Srixon
77 Damir Dzumhur BIH Wilson
78 Jeremy Chardy FRA Head
79 Jordan Thompson AUS Babolat
80 Stephane Robert FRA Wilson
81 Dustin Brown GER Babolat
82 Facundo Bagnis ARG Babolat
83 Mikhail Youzhny RUS Head
84 Rogerio Dutra Silva BRA Babolat
85 Radu Albot MDA Yonex
86 Yoshihito Nishioka JPN Yonex
87 Mikhail Kukushkin KAZ Head
88 Victor Estrella Burgos DOM Babolat
89 Frances Tiafoe USA Yonex
90 Hyeon Chung KOR Yonex
91 Jared Donaldson USA Head
92 Renzo Olivo ARG Wilson
93 Adam Pavlasek CZE Wilson
94 Konstantin Kravchuk RUS Head
95 Janko Tipsarevic SRB Technifibre
96 Radek Stepanek CZE Head
97 Guillermo Garcia-Lopez ESP Head
98 Gastao Elias POR Head
99 Paul-Henri Mathieu FRA Wilson
100 Nicolas Kicker ARG Prince
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Most consumers really only care about the top 10 ....and from the top 10 the most important is fed, Nadal , Joker , Murray .....in that order.

Anyway in the top ten 3 players use Babolat ,Wilson, and head respectively for a total of 9 out of the top ten with the big boys .
Only Yonex was able to slip into the top 10. This is no accident .

As far as the elite of the top 10 (Fed,Nadal,Joker,Murray) there is no room for anyone but the top 3 brands .
Wilson the biggest company has the top endorsement of Federer, Babolat the second largest has the second top draw of Nadal , and Head the third buggest company has the third and fourth most coveted endorsements .

There are no surprises here . After the top 10 the big boys don't really care ....if one of the lower players happens to make it into the top 10 then the big boys will chase them down and make them switch .

****note: Wilson would have had Joker but in a rare instance Joker rather than go for the money played with Head because he just honestly liked it better . If not for this honesty Wilson would have secured Joker as well.....the only surprise here is that Head got two of the four.
 
I don't know what it's like today, but I had a friend on the ATP Tour in the 1980s early '90s and he got paid 60K for endorsing the racquet he played with and he was never ranked any higher than 40th in the world. Of course it was an off-brand racquet (the one with the strange diagonal string pattern), so they were probably looking to get in the pro ranks anyway they could.
 
Crocodile said:
4 things:

1. Yonex is gaining traction and by 2018/2019 we will see this on tour.
2. It's a shame that Head's retail frames are week in comparison to pro stock.
3. If people saw more Volkl on tour they would wake up and realise how good their products are.
4. Dunlop/Slazenger should be wrapped over the knuckles for what they have done to their product line. In the past their 200, 300 and 400 lines were viable options.
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I couldn't have explained better....My Head Zebra with mold PT57 used by 90% of Head players sponsored by them is way far from Head stock nowadays...Wilson H22 is well known is a copy of this frame of Head...Yonex did very good frames Rdis, rds, vcore 95 and the pros use the same customized with lead and leather...on the other hand Dunlop made awesome sticks in the past...Dunlop revelation line or some biomimetic's are wonderful frames....I've never played with an Angell frame, but someday...

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Greetings from the Australian Open 2024: Any one done the current figures? Just taking a casual glance, it certainly looks like the commonest brands, for men and women at the Australian Open in 2024 are:
1) Wilson
2) Yonex
3) Head
4) Babolat

5) Dunlop
6) Technifibre
7 Others.

Thoughts? Observations?
 
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There certainly seems to be a lot of Blade paint jobs when you factor in men and women. Amongst the male draw it has to be pretty close between Wilson and Head.
 
thelimfactor said:
Greetings from the Australian Open 2024: Any one done the current figures? Just taking a casual glance, it certainly looks like the commonest brands, for men and women at the Australian Open in 2024 are:
1) Wilson
2) Yonex
3) Head
4) Babolat

5) Dunlop
6) Technifibre
7 Others.

Thoughts? Observations?
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I find it interesting that Babolat seems to have fallen quite a bit. They do have the 2 best young male players with Rune and Alcaraz (maybe Fils too) so they seem to be almost going the Nike route of just the highly ranked/top prospect players.

Yonex is absolutely taking over, so many VCore and Ezones

Edit: Tecnifibre is clearly ahead of Dunlop, honestly they’re probably not far off Babolat. They’re really growing!
 
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I'm astonished how many WTA players use Wilsons. Yonex has made some inroads with female players but so many of them seem to use a blade or steam.
 
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