Geared Up: Sebastian Korda is rising up the ranks using Wilson and Nike

WATCH: Korda made the Queen's Club semifinals just last week ahead of the 2023 Wimbledon Championships.

Racquet: Wilson Blade 98 (18x20) v8 ($249) (Purchase now at TennisShop.com)

The Blade 98 remains a trusted asset for discerning players thanks to its great feel, dependable response and all-court versatility. While lighter than a traditional player’s racquet, it still packs the stability and swing weight needed to traffic in advanced circles. The main internal technology (FortyFive) increases both the frame’s flexibility and stability to improve feel and complement the more modern, vertical swing path of current players. The tighter string pattern of the 18x20 model gives the frame even greater feedback and control.

Apparel: Nike Court Dri Fit Advantage Slam Polo ($84) (Purchase now at TennisShop.com) and Advantage Short ($65) (Purchase now at TennisShop.com)

The slim-fitting, seamless crew has a quarter-zip placket with pull ring design for additional ventilation and ease of entry. Vented sides and a mesh back panel enhance breathability to stay cool during heated competition. The shorts feature a relaxed feel with elongated overlapping hem vents to limit restriction. It comes in both 7” and 9” inseam options. Both pieces are constructed with stretchy knit fabric (75% recycled polyester) to promote freedom of movement and Dri-Fit technology for quicker evaporation and comfort.

Shoes: Nike Zoom Vapor Pro 2 ($120) (Purchase now at TennisShop.com)

Updated with more comfort and shock absorption, the Vapor Pro 2 is a lightweight and low-to-the-ground model built for players looking for a speedy and supportive shoe. A full-length frame on the outside of the shoe provides structure and backbone during the most aggressive cuts. While Zoom Air in the forefoot provides extra spring into every step.