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When choosing the ideal tennis racquet for your level of play on TennisGear.com.au, you can consider the following general guidelines:#tennisracquet #idealracquet #tennisgearguide #tennisequipment 1. Skill Level: Consider your skill level as a starting point. Are you a beginner, intermediate, or advanced player? This will help you determine the type of racquet that suits your needs.2. Head Size: The head size of a tennis racquet refers to the area of the string bed. Larger head sizes (typically over 100 square inches) provide a larger sweet spot and more forgiveness on off-center hits, making them ideal for beginners and players looking for...

Four years and 13 matches after making his Grand Slam debut, Marinko Matosevic finally secured his first victory on the biggest stage by beating German Dustin Brown at the French Open on Tuesday.

In the end, Marinko Matosevic made it worth the wait.

Matosevic became the only Australian man to reach the second round at Roland Garros 2014 as Lleyton Hewitt, Bernard Tomic and Matt Ebden all lost on Tuesday......

A few summers ago I was looking to switch frames—my [K]Blade Tours were starting to crack—and I demoed the Wilson Juice. It was a best-seller at specialty stores and some solid players in my area were singing its praises. So I gave it a workout and liked it. I could bomb serves and forehands and found the frame to be a nice marriage of manageable weight and adequate stability. Plus, it reminded me of The Cable Guy (“I’ll juice ya up!”)—for my money the best Jim Carrey movie, which admittedly only I would find a positive.

However, the Juice ultimately wasn’t the one. I could see how power-seeking baseliners would gravitate to the frame, but I couldn’t stomach the stiffness. As much as I enjoyed the added pop, it was too firm at contact for me. And shots struck outside the sweet spot could be downright harsh. If it had a little more flex, or a more cushioned response, it might be right up my alley....