Wilson T2000 metal ternnis racket



The Open Era of tennis saw many exciting, long rallies even on the fastest surfaces such as grass or cement as tennis rackets were made of sandwiched wood. when Wilson's T2000 metal racket caught on, the While metal rackets could be found as early as the late 1800's, it was never widely used. Wilson's T2000 tennis rackets were lighter and stronger than any wooden racket and Jimmy Conners, one of the first pros to adopt this new technology used it for most of the 1970's and found Grand Slam success after success. The long neck, steel frame Wilsons tennis rackets soon became a best seller.