By the beginning of the 1980s, almost all the wooden tennis rackets became “old” and they were replaced by much … See more

There are a few reasons why wooden tennis rackets were replaced by metaland graphite rackets. Firstly, they were much heavier than modern rackets, which made them difficult to use. They also had a smaller sw… See more

Yes! Although they are not as common as metal and graphite rackets, wooden tennis rackets are still being made today. Grays is the only firm that still manufactures them. They are now the only known active maker of wooden r… See more

The last time that a wooden racket was used at Wimbledon was in 1988 when Steffi Graf (a German tennis player) won the Women’s Singles championship. Interestingly, she also used a wooden racket to wi… See more

the last player who played with a wooden tennis racket was Yannick Noah (a French tennis player) and he even won a Grand Slam tournament with his wooden racket! See more