Dan Evans Personal Racquet – Wilson Pro Staff 97 Paint Job

Racquet associated with British professional tennis player Dan Evans during the 2017 Davis Cup World Group Quarterfinals, specifically Day Three, April 9, 2017, when Evans faced French player Julien Benneteau.

This racquet comes from a batch of racquets reportedly prepared for and used by Evans during the Davis Cup.

During the 2017 season, Evans endorsed the Wilson Pro Staff 97. However, beneath the Wilson Pro Staff 97 paint job, his actual playing frame was a Wilson nCode Six.One 95, featuring an 18×20 string pattern.

This professional paint job was produced for Wilson-sponsored players through Wilson's official Pro Room program, historically overseen by Ron Rocchi, allowing Evans to compete with his preferred racquet model while endorsing the contemporary Pro Staff 97 cosmetics.

Wilson Pro Stock Butt Cap: This Dan Evans match-used racquet features the distinctive red Wilson Pro Stock butt cap with a solid, non-removable end (no trap door), a design famously associated with the racquets used by Roger Federer throughout his professional career. The butt cap is missing its original Wilson “W” logo insert, which appears to have become detached or been lost over time.

Provenance: This racquet was acquired from a private tennis racquet collector.

Head Size: 95 sq inches

Length: 27 inch

Grip Size: L4-4 1/2

Sting Pattern: 18 x 20

Strings: Mains: Luxilon ALU Power Rough 1.25 mm and Crosses: Wilson Sensation 1.30 mm.