Tennis

305 grams, 98 square inches, 16x20 — the Defyer 98 Pro is the frame Wilson's tour pros switched to. Here's who it's for and how it plays.

Eighteen months of secret development, blacked-out prototypes on tour, three different names — the inside story of how Wilson's Defyer came to be.

The three big 100 sq in all-rounders of 2026 head-to-head: Babolat's Pure Aero, Yonex's Ezone and Wilson's new Defyer. Different personalities, one winner for you.

Khachanov, Korda, Kouame, Stearns — the Wilson Defyer arrived on tour before it arrived in shops. Here's who's playing it and what they say about it.

Modern tennis is won with spin, margin and depth. Here's why Wilson's new Defyer might be the smartest switch you make this year — whatever your level.

Wilson's first all-new racket franchise in years has landed. Here's everything you need to know about the Defyer — the spin line built to hit heavy and dictate the match.

The Blade series, in particular, stands as a testament to this legacy. Nearly two decades ago, Wilson introduced the Blade racket, a line that would become a hallmark for players who command the court with control and precision. Through the years, the Blade has evolved, embracing new technologies while maintaining the soul that made it a favourite among champions.