Player Profile
Current Equipment — 2025–26
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Racquet Specs
| Frame | Head Radical Pro |
| Head size | 98 sq. in. |
| Weight (unstrung) | 310 g |
| Weight (strung) | 335 g |
| Balance | Head Light |
| String pattern | 18 × 20 |
| Swingweight | 322 |
| Stiffness (RA) | 64 |
Playing Style & Technique
Wu Yibing plays an attacking baseline game built on consistent power and depth. Their forehand is the primary offensive weapon — struck with a semi-western grip and heavy topspin to generate pace while keeping the ball deep in the court.
Their two-handed backhand is reliable and can be used both to redirect pace and to hit outright winners. Wu tends to dictate play from behind the baseline, looking for short balls to step in and finish the point.
How their equipment supports their style: The Radical Pro suits an aggressive baseliner's need for a balance of power and control. HEAD Sonic Pro provides the spin and durability required for consistent heavy-ball hitting from the baseline.
🤔 Should you copy Wu Yibing's setup?
Wu Yibing's setup is a solid starting point for club players who hit with topspin and like to attack. The Radical Pro is accessible at multiple playing levels. If you use HEAD Sonic Pro or a similar string, aim for 22–25 kg (48–55 lbs) for a good balance of control and feel.