My Favourite Racquets Formerly Used By Pros

We all know Roger Federer currently uses his iconic RF97 Autograph frame having switched in 2014 but I thought that it would be a fun exercise to pick out which racquets pros have used that were my favourites. There are some real classic player frames in here, several of which I have owned myself.

While this list won’t be useful if you are trying to find a new tennis racquet, seen as though most of the frames are no longer in production it’s interesting to see what the players were using in the early and mid-2000s.

Some of those who are still playing in 2020 are using the same racquets, albeit with more modern paint jobs. Side note: if you are looking for a racquet I recommend you look at this guide from Perfect Tennis about buying the best racquet for your game which is very well put together.

Let us know if you are aware of any errors on my list below and we’ll update our information.

Men

Roger Federer – Wilson, nSix-One Tour (90″ head)

Marat Safin – Head, Flexpoint Prestige Mid

Benjamin Becker – Babolat, Pure Control

Robin Soderling – Head, Flexpoint Radical

Tommy Haas – Dunlop, Aerogel 400

Guillermo Coria – Prince, 03 Tour

Rafal Nadal – Babolat, Aeropro Drive

Carlos Moya – Babolat, Pure Drive Team

Fabrice Santoro – Head, Flexipoint Radical MP

Andre Agassi – Head, Flexpoint Radical OS

David Nalbandian – Yonex, RDS 001 (98)

Tommy Robredo – Dunlop, Aerogel 300

Andy Roddick – Babolat, Pure Drive Roddick

Gaston Gaudio – Wilson, nSix-One (95″)

Nicolas Kiefer – Wilson, nSix-One (95″)

Women

Amelie Mauresmo – Head, Flexpoint Radical MP

Venus Williams – Wilson, n4

Martina Hingis – Yonex, RQS 11

Lindsay Davenport – Wilson, nTour

Anastasia Myskina – Head, Flexpoint Instinct

Justine Henin – Wilson, nTour-Two

Jelena Jankovic – Prince, 03 Red

Ana Ivanovic – Wilson, nTour

Maria Sharapova – Prince, 03 White

Serena Williams – Wilson, n3

Kim Klijsters – Babolat, Pure Drive Cortex

Tatiana Golovin – Wilson, n4 Midplus

Elana Likhovtseva – Wilson, nSix-One (95″)

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