US OPEN TENNIS

Tennis has a great tradition in the United States. The U.S. has won the legendary Davis Cup more than any country in the world. In addition, the United States is the home of Andre Agassi, Michael Chang, Pete Sampras and many other champions in the recent years. But tennis does not get enough attention in the United States these days. Davis Cup gets minimal coverage on TV, and the coverage of major tournaments such as the Masters Series has been significantly less than previous years. So why is it that a tennis rich country such as the U.S. does not pay enough attention to the “beautiful game.” Tennis fans in the U.S. have been spoiled by the wealth of titles won by U.S. players in the past decade. The days of Agassi, Sampras, Courier, and Chang are extraordinary, and it would be unreasonable to expect the current crop of players to emulate what has been done by the legends of the past. The U.S. fans are patriotic and they tend to pay attention to sports that Americans are dominating. …

Prince Turbo Shark Mid Plus Tennis Racquet The Prince Turbo Shark MidPlus is one of Princes best playing all around racquets for wide variety of players. Features new Dynamic Braided Technology and Twin Morph Taper Beam that delivers an extremely solid feel with a great blend of power and control. The Turbo Shark MidPlus has a solid, controlled feel, with a slightly heavier heft than the Oversize Turbo Shark. The choice of Maria Sharapova!

Racquet Specifications
• Headsize: 100 sq. in.
• Length: 27.00 in.
• Weight (strung): 11.80 oz.
• Stiffness (Babolat RDC): 70
• Balance: 12.99 in. Head Light
• Cross Section: 26mm Head/22mm Throat Tapered Beam
• Swingweight: 320 kg*sq. cm
• String Pattern: 16×19
• Grip: Prince Duratac
• Prince Power Level: 925

Customer Review: Sharapova’s Shark
My dad’s the eternal cheapskate, and when he left this racket at my house I figured it was a nice upgrade but I’d get it back to him eventually. I took it down to the local club and the tennis pro ogled me. Nice racket, he said. Sharapova used that four years ago. Now I can’t give it back. Amazon has the mid plus for $80. Good price. Can you do better?
Customer Review: It has brought out the shark in me
Having purchased my last tennis racquet with my grandma over a decade and a half ago, I was in serious need of a new high performance racquet and this has delivered. It is very light, has a great grip, and when I actually hit the ball in the intended area of the racquet, it is great. I have to figure out something else to blame when I miss a shot because I can no longer blame my racquet.

Prince Turbo Shark Mid Plus Tennis Racquet The Prince Turbo Shark MidPlus is one of Princes best playing all around racquets for wide variety of players. Features new Dynamic Braided Technology and Twin Morph Taper Beam that delivers an extremely solid feel with a great blend of power and control. The Turbo Shark MidPlus has a solid, controlled feel, with a slightly heavier heft than the Oversize Turbo Shark. The choice of Maria Sharapova!

Racquet Specifications
• Headsize: 100 sq. in.
• Length: 27.00 in.
• Weight (strung): 11.80 oz.
• Stiffness (Babolat RDC): 70
• Balance: 12.99 in. Head Light
• Cross Section: 26mm Head/22mm Throat Tapered Beam
• Swingweight: 320 kg*sq. cm
• String Pattern: 16×19
• Grip: Prince Duratac
• Prince Power Level: 925

Customer Review: Sharapova’s Shark
My dad’s the eternal cheapskate, and when he left this racket at my house I figured it was a nice upgrade but I’d get it back to him eventually. I took it down to the local club and the tennis pro ogled me. Nice racket, he said. Sharapova used that four years ago. Now I can’t give it back. Amazon has the mid plus for $80. Good price. Can you do better?
Customer Review: It has brought out the shark in me
Having purchased my last tennis racquet with my grandma over a decade and a half ago, I was in serious need of a new high performance racquet and this has delivered. It is very light, has a great grip, and when I actually hit the ball in the intended area of the racquet, it is great. I have to figure out something else to blame when I miss a shot because I can no longer blame my racquet.