American brand, the tennis racket brand with the highest international market share at present.

The famous product series are: hammer (hammer series), pro staff (star series), roller (roller series) and TRIAD series.

Wilson's sports products are the focus of sports products in the world, and they are also one of the leaders in sports equipment manufacturing. Their products help more sports to achieve good results.

Core sports products include: American football, basketball, baseball, volleyball, golf, footwear and rackets (tennis, squash and badminton).

My impression of Wilson is the red W on the tennis racket and the red elf attached to the tennis racket. We have seen this red W countless times. It flew into the sky with Sampras' victory and stayed on the lawn of Wimbledon with Federer's tears. In a sense, Wilson is a legend of a superstar. That kind of red is not grandiose red, nor is it intoxicating wine red. It is warm and firm, unrestrained and persistent. It belongs to people who love sports, whether famous or unknown. It also has a vivid Chinese name-"Wilson". For some people, that kind of red can seep into the blood, and Wilson who seeps into the blood will also become a life with stories.

Wilson memorabilia:

19 14: ashland company first produced surgical suture, low-grade tennis racket, tennis thread and two kinds of baseball shoes.

19 17: the company's technology is constantly updated and its business is booming. Ashland Manufacturing Company was renamed Thomas E Wilson Company.

1935: The appearance of four Ellsworth Waynes tennis rackets marks the innovation of Wilson's tennis racket balance technology, and players can choose rackets from them, focusing on the racket head or grip.

During World War II: All Wilson's factories sewed tents, sleeping bags and made helmets for soldiers.

1949: A tennis racket signed by Jack clermont is on the market.

1956: American tennis star Maureen Connolly joins Wilson think tank. She won four Grand Slam titles at the age of 19, which no player had done before.

1967: T2000 tennis racket is out.

Pepsi-Cola Company acquired Wilson Sporting Goods Company.

1978: Wilson started to produce tennis balls in a new factory in South Carolina. From 1932, the company made a net loss of $2 million for the first time.

1979: Through hard work, Wilson returned to profitability at the end of the year. Wilson Tennis became the designated ball in the US Open. 1980: Pro Staff professional series rackets developed by Wilson came out. It was the first racket made of woven carbon fiber and Covila fiber. Almost at the same time, this racket became popular in the racket world by replacing metal materials with composite materials.

1984: Michael Jordan signed with Chicago Bulls to join Wilson think tank.

1990: Wilson introduced the hammer 2.7si tennis racket, weighing only 10 ounce.

1994: The members of Wilson think tank are expanding, and top professional tennis players Stefanie Graf and pete sampras also join them. 、

1995: Wilson's tennis racket is constantly innovating. The new extended sledgehammer (2.8si) was the longest product in the company's series at that time. It is 28.5 inches long and the area of the racket head is 1 16 square inches. Four months later, it became the number one tennis racket in the American market. 、

1999: The Williams sisters became members of Wilson's think tank, Serena went on to win her first US Open singles title and joined hands with Serena to win the first doubles title.

2000: A volleyball named "Wilson" starred in the movie "Life on a Desert Island" and won the prize. Wilson is one of the most popular tennis racket brands in the world. Wilson's products are very rich, including almost all tennis products. Wilson's tennis racket has a long product line from the lowest 100 yuan to the highest 34,000 yuan. Wilson was also the first company to use metal in racket design and manufacture. Wilson has a broad market in Asia, Europe and North America. New buds emerge one after another, and the product line is extremely rich. There must be something for you. In addition, Wilson's golf, basketball, squash, badminton and other products are also world-class, and he is well-deserved among the American 10 comprehensive sports brands. 14 grand slam player pete sampras, S. Edberg in the early 1990s, R. Federer, known as Sampras' successor, G. canas, the Toronto Masters champion, and Andre Sa, who looks like Sampras in Brazil, all use Wilson's racket, and there are countless WTA players. Nearly half of the top 10 players in WTA use Wilson rackets, such as Williams, Davenport, Henin and Graf who retired from 23 Grand Slams.

I recommend Hood's tennis racket as a header.

Djokovic, Sharapova, Andy Murray, Andre Agassi, Berdych, Gasquet, Ljubicic, Woz Niazi, Patty Schnieder, Guillermo, Yuzny, Svetlana Kuznetsova, Ivo Kalovi? Gilles simon, Ariz Konerth, Wawrinka, marin cilic, sebastien grosjean.

Such tennis stars have chosen it.