Are there any tennis pros in the top 100 that are sponsored by dunlop?

also tell me if getting sponsored by dunlop is a good thing because i just got offered and i'm not sure if i want the sponsorship or not.|||There are some like James Blake, Thomas Berdych, Tommy Haas, Tommy Robredo, %26amp; John McEnroe. No where near as many as Wilson, Prince, Yonex, or Babolat have. I had Dunlop frames and didn't like them so as to whether you should commit to their sponsorship or not you need to ask yourself the question do I enjoy playing with this racquet? If not then is there another in the Dunlop lineup that I would like to play with? Try a few. If you don't like any don't accept the offer. If they offered you a sponsorship you must be using their frames now and playing well with them so if that's the case it should be a no brainer.|||Yes there are probably a lot of people sponsored by Dunlop. Any professional in the top 100 using a Dunlop racquet is most likely sponsored by them. I would take the sponsorship, you must be a good player to get offered. I know in Southern California you have to be a top player to be sponsored.|||Yes, some that i do remember was Amelie Mauresmo, James Blake and Tommy Robredo. Theses are some top players I know, so as far as the whole sponsorship is going, I say go for it and take every opportunity that comes your way because who knows this might not come again in the future. Dunlop is a graet brand and it continues to get better with all of it's raquet technology like the aerogel.|||yes there are quite a few but only men wich i thought was weird the players are, thomas berdych, james blake, tommy haas and tommy robredo|||off the top of my head Tommy Haas, Tommy Robredo, Thomas Berdych, and James Blake are all sponsored by Dunlop.





Amelie Mauresmo was at one point in her career before she switched to Head. John McEnroe was as well as Steffi Graf. Marat Safin was at one point too.





There is nothing wrong with Dunlop rackets. they are very good and extremely underrated.





Dunlop doesnt get the same name recognition as Head, Wilson, Prince...or even Yonex...but there is nothing wrong with them. What i would advise is find a racket that suits your needs and go with that brand.