Today we’re going to spotlight the history of one of the biggest sporting goods brands in the world: adidas. But of course, from a tennis angle. Learn about the brand with three stripes’ early years, history with all-time-greats, and more.
RacquetBlog: US Open Edition
At least stateside, the U. S. Open is the Super Bowl for American tennis fans. The tennis world shifts its focus to Flushing, New York to see the world’s best duke it out for the last grand slam of the year. The top brands in the sport utilize the late August event as a showcase for some of their newest and biggest product launches. 2019 is no different, and a veritable smorgasbord of new racquets, strings, and grips will be hitting the market just prior to Labor Day. Here are some of highlight releases hitting market around the US Open.
HEAD Launches new Gravity Racquet Family: It Won’t Bring You Down
The phrases “A new force is coming”, and “Massive Sweet Spot Dominates the Game” have been rampant on all of HEAD’s social media channels of late. Perhaps the worst kept secret is that HEAD is launching a brand new Gravity racquet silo to go alongside the Speed, Radical, Extreme, Prestige, and Instinct lines. For those of you still paying attention, here is a quick summary of HEAD’s current racquet families.
Babolat Issues Third Generation Pure Strike Tennis Racquets
Babolat unveils their new 3rd Generation Pure Strike racquet! The models include the Tour, 18×20, 16×19, 100, and Team. Dominic Thiem made the Roland Garros final with his new Pure Strike 18×20.
Join the Clash Mob
Wilson introduced the tennis industry to the Clash 100 and Clash 100 Tour earlier this spring. The racquets are touted by Wilson as being “the most flexible racquet in tennis”. Now, Wilson is doubling down on all things Clash by releasing a Clash 98, 100L, 108, and two reduced length models in the Clash 25 and 26.
Who Is Amanda Anisimova?
Who exactly is Amanda Anisimova? We’ll you will have to read and find out about this young rising American star.