The Prince Tour Diablo racquet is one of the most unique racquets that I have had hands on. Right off the bat, you will notice how sleak and slender the frame is. This racquet feels really solid, unlike many other racquets on the market which uses hollow frames. As for its performance, I was very please as it permits me keep a consistent "feel" during a game. Though, I found that the Prince Tour Diablo does not generate enough power. Moreover, weighting in at 12.2oz,  it is a bit on the heavy side, but with heavy weight comes great stability. Spins are and pops are executed easily. I also found that serves are very controllable and consistent. As for groudstrokes, deep shots are efficient especially at the base line. Another noticeable feature that I like about this racquet is it is great at the net. If you know how to transfer your weight onto the racquet, blocking and returning are effortless. The Prince Tour Diablo only has a head size of 93 square inch, so I bet many beginners cannot use this tennis racquet to its fullest potential. With that being said, I really like this racquet although it does require a bit of getting used to. Overall I give this racquet a 4/5.

Price Tag: $129.00

It quite surprising to see such a calm and stable tennis pro like Roger Federer lose his temper. Nevertheless, Federer became so frustrated after committing 47 unforced error against Novak Djokovic at the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami Masters so he smashed his racquet to pieces. He didn't even both to shake the umpire's hand the tennis match. But it is understandable being that he wanted to chase after Nadal for the title. On another note, he could sell easily that broken racquet for at least one thousand dollars on Ebay.

This is my favorite racquet trashing scene. Vliegen trashes his racquet repeatedly, making sure that the racquet will never fail him again. I would not want to be anywhere near him during his rampage. That clay could have been someone's face.

GONZALEZ SMASH! Gonzalez,too, loses his temper at the Indian Wells 2009 and destroys his Babolat racquet again and again.  Federer is probably thinking "ahha, I wouldn't be caught dead losing my temper like that and trashing my lovely racquet".

The Prince EXO3 Graphite is the newest line of Prince racquets. I was really excited to test out Prince's newest technology as I am a big fan of Prince racquet. So, what does the Prince EXO3 Graphite has to offer? I found a very familiar feel of Prince's classic graphite technology.  Off the ground, I find a very solid and crisp feel. I notice that it has a very generous sweet spot, which means that there is some room for mistakes. Because of this, the Prince EXO3 is not only for the advance players but beginners can appreciate it as well. Additionally, this racquet has excellent plow through and penetration, especially at the baseline. It is great for aggressive players to wants to take control of the court. At the net, this racquet offers great defense because of its balanced head to hand weight. I tested out the mid plus and found that volleys were very both consistent and precise. As for serves, the Prince EXO3 offer no less power than any other top tennis racquets on the market. Serves are solid and controllable. Moreover, serve returns are stable and precision, great for aggressive players to wants to take control on serve returns. Overall, I have to say that the Prince EXO3 is on top of my list along with the Babolat Pure Drive and Wilson Ncode.  Prince has lived up to its name once again. I give this racquet a 5/5.

Price Tag: $199.00

Midplus Specs:

I always enjoy testing out a new line of racquet. This time I demoed the new Head YOUTEK Speed Pro to see what it has to offer. Right off the bat I have to say that this racquet is more for the advance players. It is stiff as a rock and requires excellent techniques and strength to handle. If you have both then this racquet is fantastic. Power comes excellently if you can transfer your body weight into each stroke and let the weight of the racquet work for you. This racquet is definitely for the two-handed backhand. If you are a one-handed back hand, my bet is that you will have a hard time controlling your shots and keep it consistent due to the heavy weight and stiffness of the racquet. Additionally, I also found it incredibly easy to return flat balls and fast balls. I reckon the this is due to its heavy weight which helps to maintain stability. Serves requires a bit of skills because I found that many serves are either long or out. Overall, the Head YOUTEK Speed Pro gets a 3/5.

Price Tag:  $199.00

After demoing this racquet, I found it to be incredible on serves especially after the strings are broken. This racquet is great for 3.0+ player. One of the drawbacks is that the Babolat AeroPro lacks consistency. The sweet spot is not as wide as the Babolat Pure Drive. On the good side, pops and spins come with ease. The Babolat AeroPro offers trememdous power. Although it lacks control, in the right hand it could still be a deadly weapon against any opponent. One will find great groundstrokes at the baseline with this racquet. Though, it is not the best tennis racquet to volley with.  One important advantage of using racquet is for players with a weak backhand. This racquet extended power will compensate for that. So if you're not satisfy with your backhand, definitely consider the Babolat AeroPro. Pros: lots of power, powerful serves, great baseline racquet. Cons: small sweet spot, lacks consistency. Overall, this racquet gets a 4/5 stars.

Price Tag: $185.00

1. Ok, maybe not so funny for animal lovers but it is very funny for the rest of us.

2.  This is more on the cool side than the funny side. "Where's he ball boy?"

3.  Roddick imitates Sharapova. He nails it too.

4. Maria Sharapova imitates Andy Roddick to retaliate.  Not as good but still pretty funny.

5. Djokovic attempts to imitate Rafael Nadal. Very good except maybe he forgot that Nadal is a leftie.

6. Andy Roddick imitates Rafael Nadal. He, too, forgot the Nadal is a leftie. Very accurate nonetheless, especially with the butt picking.

7.  Rafael Nadal "I've pain here, in my famous ass". So he is aware that he has one of the most beautiful man asses in the world.

8. A hilarious commercial with Djokovic.

To see Andy Roddick serve is one thing, to see it in slow motion is another, but to try to serve like Andy Roddick is almost an impossible feat. He makes it look easy. His serve is truly glorious.

Commentator: I want point out some reasons why Andy Roddick is the best server on the planet, while we all know Andy's abbreviated back swing. This is not the explanation for its power. As he releases the tennis ball, you can see him flexing his knees beautifully and getting his body sideway to the net. But what I want you to focus on is the racquet head. Roddick gets his racquet head in and out of the back faster than anybody else. It's a quick and very fluid motion and that's why he creates so much racquet head speed in addition to his forearm pronation. Here's impact and by looking at his shirt you can clearly see how Andy uncoil forward and upward into the court, making the contact at exactly 9.5 foot off the ground. His body is completely extended, that's another massive point. When you're able to strike the ball as high off the ground as Andy, not only you make sure that you get your whole body weight into the shot but you get a better angle to force the ball hard and flat into the service box as well. By the way, Andy makes special exercises to strengthen his shoulders and arm muscles which are key for this explosive motion. By doing this, Andy's serve is as good as it gets.

With enough practices, you can do them too.

1. Mansour Bahrami, the legendary tennis entertainer.

2. Very neat trick, the word record is 2670 frames.

3. Rafael Nadal juggling a tennis ball. He would probably make a great soccer player as well.

4. Fabrice Santoro demonstrates a very slick trick shot and ends up winning the point against Andy Roddick.

5.  Andre Agassi's very neat turnaround shot.

6. Rafael Nadal shows off his cool catch the tennis ball with racquet trick.

7. Novak Djokovic does one for the laughs.

8. Kwong demonstrates a couple of very cool tennis tricks.