The last tennis player to use a wood racquet in a professional event was Bjorn Borg in 1991, who lost handily, at Monte Carlo. The last players to win a Grand Slam event wielding a wood racquet were Yannick Noah at the French Open in 1983, and Chris Evert at Wimbledon in 1981.
Fred Perry was the last British tennis player to win a Grand Slam and it was in 1936.
As of my last update, the number 1 men's tennis player, Carlos Alcaraz, uses the Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph racquet. This racquet is known for its control and feel, making it a popular choice among professional players. Alcaraz has tailored the racquet to suit his playing style, which emphasizes aggressive baseline play and powerful serves. Note that equipment preferences can change, so it's always good to check the latest updates.
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brendan bird the best ever player
Andy Roddick The champion of 2003 US OPEN
His first name is Novak and his last name is Djokovic.
Rackets can last decades. The strings are what break, but a racket won't -- similar to an aluminum bat. What usually dictates the acquisition of a new racket is technological advancements. For example, you wouldn't want to be playing tennis right now with an aluminum or wood racket, even though you could -- they just are not powerful or accurate enough compared to modern rackets.
Jelena Jankovic is a Serbian tennis player. The last three tournaments Jelena Jankovic played in were: the 2013 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, the Indian Wells, and the Australian Open.
For the men singles it was Rafael Nadal. For the women singles it was Kim Clijters.
Steffi Graf is a famous tennis player. Lou Gehrig is a famous baseball player.