History
Wilson T2000 – Signed by Jimmy Connors.  René Lacoste came up with a novel blueprint for a metal tennis racquet in 1953, but it took Wilson’s creation on that steel design—the T2000, in 1967—to give us the first commercially successful racquet that wasn’t made of wood.  After Billie-Jean King and Clark Graebner used it to win titles at the ’67 U.S. Nationals, Jimmy Connors famously won Wimbledon with the T2000 in 1974 and 1982.  The racquet’s 67 sq. in. head increased power and control beyond the capacities of any wood frame.  When Wilson stopped producing the T2000, Connors purchased every one he could find and eventually signed one for the Berlin Tennis Gallery.
 
Design Concept
G-Anne Fixemer
 
Dimensions 
Small: 45 x 30 cm
Large: 75 x 50 cm
Extra Large: 120 x 80 cm
 
Product
Fine Art on BTG Paper.  Excluding frame
 
Payment and Shipment 
We accept secure online payment and use insured shipping worldwide
 
Fine Art on BTG Paper
Fine Art Diamond - The Fine Art Diamond paper (285 g/m²) has a special coating to ensure a classy, and pearly shine.  Impressive contrasts and pictorial depth benefit from this paper's intense whiteness.  Water resistant
 
Limited Edition Quantity
Small: 300
Large: 150
Extra Large: 50