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Wilson BLX TV Ad, Featuring the Federer

With the Wimbledon press starting to kick in, everyone seems to be bringing out more tv advertisements. The latest Wilson tv ad features Roger Federer and it shows off the Wilson BLX racquet. Im loving the couch in this ad, looks cool but doubt its very comfortable. Federer dont give up your day job, cause [...]

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Win a Trip to the US Open 2009 With Wilson

As the Official Ball of the U.S. Open, Wilson is once again giving tennis fans a chance to go to the Open and win some great Wilson tennis equipment. Look for specially marked 3-packs of US Open Wilson tennis balls for details or simply go to Wilson’s 2009 US Open Sweepstakes site to register to win. The [...]

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Tennis Bags for 2009

Over at TennisIdentity they have put together a short article outlining the new tennis bags of 2009. So head over and check out the latest bags from Wilson, Head and more.

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Wilson Are Adopting New Media But Still Clueless

This afternoon I headed over to the Wilson YouTube Channel and noticed that they had a bunch of videos on the site from all the major Wilson sponsored players. However, when taking a look at the videos I noticed that they have all been made and edited using Windows Movie Maker (a free program from [...]

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ITF and Wilson Expand Partnership

The ITF and Wilson Racquet Sports have extended their sponsorship agreement to include Wilson as the Official Ball of Davis Cup, Fed Cup and other ITF initiatives in a multi-year deal. Wilson have been a major player with the Davis Cup since 2002. Under this new expanded agreement, Wilson will be the Official Ball to [...]

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Prince is Growing Every Year and Is Now Second Largest in Racquet Sales

In the past three years, Prince has moved from a weak No. 3 in racket sales to a strong No. 2 behind Wilson. Sales have increased almost 60 percent, to $110 million, from about $70 million, according to Sports One Source, a sporting goods manufacturing analysis firm. As a privately held company, Prince does not [...]

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