
Hi, my name is Paul and I started Too Many Rackets in mid-2021 with the aim of providing honest reviews and comparisons of the best tennis rackets from the likes of Babolat, Head, Wilson, and Yonex.
Since launching in 2021, Too Many Rackets has grown into a tennis resource that has attracted more than 120,000 visitors in its busiest months.
Since then, the site has expanded to cover tennis tournaments, rankings, live scores, and stats.
About Paul C – Founder & Editor
I founded Too Many Rackets in 2021 and write and edit the majority of the content published on the site.
I’ve been following professional tennis since the early 1990s and have played tennis for more than 15 years. I regularly compete in singles and doubles tournaments at club level.
Over the years, I’ve played with rackets from Wilson, Babolat, Head, Yonex and other major brands, giving me first-hand experience of different racket specifications, playing styles and technologies.
Favorite ATP Player: Jannik Sinner
Favorite WTA Player: Iga Swiatek
My Tennis Experience & Gear
Current racket: Wilson Blade 98
Playing style: Primarily a baseline player with a one-handed backhand
Previous Rackets: Wilson Pro Staff RF97 Autograph, Babolat Pure Drive, Wilson Six One 95 (16×18), Wilson Blade 98 V6, Wilson Clash 98 V1, and too many more to mention.
How Too Many Rackets Creates Content
Too Many Rackets aims to provide accurate and useful information for tennis fans and recreational players.
Tournament dates, draws, rankings, results and player information are checked against official sources wherever possible, including the ATP Tour, WTA Tour, ITF and official tournament websites.
Racket articles combine manufacturer specifications with my own playing experience where I have personally used the racket. Where I haven’t personally tested a racket, I make this clear rather than presenting the article as a hands-on review.
Tournament and player pages are reviewed and updated regularly to reflect new schedules, rankings and results.
How Too Many Rackets Is Funded
Too Many Rackets is supported by advertising and may earn commissions from qualifying purchases made through some links on the website. This does not affect the price you pay.
Commercial relationships do not determine the opinions expressed in my racket reviews and comparisons.
Editorial Standards
Accuracy is important to Too Many Rackets. Tennis schedules, rankings, results and statistics are checked against primary sources wherever possible.
Older articles are periodically reviewed and updated, particularly pages covering tournaments, player schedules, rankings and equipment.
If you notice an error, please contact me so I can investigate and correct it.
Contact Me
If you have a question about my site, you can email me at the following address: paul@toomanyrackets.com.
Corrections: If you believe information published on Too Many Rackets is inaccurate, please email us. Factual errors are investigated and corrected as quickly as possible.
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