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The 15 pages that link to Tennis racket, each with the reason it gives.

• Tennis serveNarrower topic: The racket’s frame, strings, and swing determine how impact changes the ball’s speed and spin.

• Professional tennisRelated: Equipment specifications constrain the tools used in professional play.

• Lawn tennisBroader topic: Racket design made the new outdoor game practical and repeatable.

• Roger FedererRelated: Federer's racket choices changed as he adapted his game to faster opponents.

• TopspinRelated: Racket path, face angle, and string contact shape the amount of spin imparted.

• TennisRelated: Its strings and frame shape the power, spin, and control of each shot.

• Boris BeckerRelated: Becker’s racket and grip supported his forceful groundstrokes and volleys.

• Rod LaverRelated: Laver's major titles came while rackets were still made with wood frames.

• Jimmy ConnorsNarrower topic: Connors became famous for using the steel Wilson T2000 racket.

• Pete SamprasNarrower topic: Sampras played with a relatively small-headed racket that supported precise shot-making.

• Don BudgeRelated: Budge’s play developed in the era of wooden rackets, which shaped power and control.

• History of tennisRelated: Racket materials shifted from wood to metal and composite as the game changed.

• René LacosteRelated: Lacoste studied racket design and developed equipment innovations alongside his playing career.

• Tennis racket theoremBroader topic: A racket tossed in free flight can visibly flip when spun about its intermediate axis.

• William RenshawRelated: Racket design and handling formed the equipment basis of Renshaw's game.