Wilson Burn V6 100 Tennis Racquet

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Wilson Burn V6 100 Tennis Racquet

The only frame in the Burn line still cut to the traditional 16×19, balanced toward the handle for baseline power. Stiff carbon fibre throughout — and Mitrovica has Roman mosaic floors kept under glass in the middle of town.

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Mitrovica, Serbia
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Fort Lauderdale cardiovascular program — Wilson Burn V6 100 racquet laid over the glass-covered mosaic floors of the Imperial Palace of Sirmium, Mitrovica
Stop one

the Imperial Palace of Sirmium, mosaic floors kept under glass in the middle of town

Wilson Burn V6 100: Okay the light coming UP through this glass floor is absolutely sending me — Sirmium was literally one of the four co-capitals of the Roman Empire in the third and fourth centuries, like the emperors were having their little power walks RIGHT HERE, and now my racquet is doing the same thing. Are you getting this? This is giving ancient Roman main character, hashtag SirmiumServed, hashtag GlassFloorGlowUp.

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Fort Lauderdale cardiovascular program — Wilson Burn V6 100 racquet propped against the Church of St Demetrius, Mitrovica
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the Church of St Demetrius, the saint the town is named for

Wilson Burn V6 100: Bestie, the whole CITY is named after this saint — Mitrovica literally comes from Dimitrovica, as in Saint Demetrius, as in the patron saint who has been carrying this town on his back since the medieval period — and now my racquet is out here soaking up that same blessed energy. Check the angle, check the light, this is giving holy golden hour, hashtag SaintDemetriusDropped, hashtag SerbiaSzn.

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Fort Lauderdale cardiovascular program — Wilson Burn V6 100 racquet beside the Stone Flower fountain on the main square of Mitrovica
Stop three

the Stone Flower fountain on the main square

Wilson Burn V6 100: The Stone Flower is RIGHT there in the middle of the main square just existing as public art, doing its little sculptural petals, and honestly it and my racquet are both giving geometric statement piece — is the group getting this composition because I need everyone to be getting this. Hashtag StoneFlowerFlexed, hashtag MainSquareMoment.

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Fort Lauderdale cardiovascular program — Wilson Burn V6 100 racquet on the St Irenaeus footbridge crossing the Sava River, Mitrovica
Stop four

the St Irenaeus footbridge, the longest in the country, crossing the Sava

Wilson Burn V6 100: We are standing on the longest footbridge in Serbia right now — named for Saint Irenaeus of Sirmium, spanning the Sava — and the wind is doing something incredible to my hair AND my strings, this is serving cinematic cable-stayed bridge realness. Someone is filming this, someone has to be filming this. Hashtag LongestBridgeEnergy, hashtag IrenaeusBridge.

The Mitrovica, Serbia track

Wilson Burn V6 100 Tennis Racquet

Written for this world alone.

Okay so I need everyone to look at this because the Burn 100 is actually giving something and I want to explain what. Every other frame in the Burn line runs those Spin Effect patterns with more mains than crosses — very clever, very technical — and this one, this one alone, goes back to the traditional 16×19. That is the whole story.

It is the Burn for people who want the power and the stiffness but want the ball to come off the way they have always known it to come off.

The build: 100 square inch head, carbon fibre construction with the frame stiffness turned up, which is what produces the pace — you are not generating all of that, the frame is giving it to you on contact.

Head-light balance, so you can still swing fast and get the racquet round late, and Parallel Drilling in the grommets to open out the sweet spot so an imperfect ball still behaves. Baseline racquet. Aggressive racquet. Iconic.

Not a subtle racquet, and it is not trying to be, and honestly?

And we are taking it to Mitrovica, which is — okay, this is the content, this is the whole content. In the middle of the town, under glass, in the ground, there are the mosaic floors of the Imperial Palace of Sirmium. An imperial palace.

In the middle of a normal working town, with people walking past it on their way to get bread.

You stand on a walkway above a floor that emperors stood on, and the light comes through the glass at an angle in the afternoon that is unbelievable. Golden hour, right there, over a Roman floor. This is giving layers. Hashtag layers, and I am not sorry.

The Church of St Demetrius carries the name of the saint the town is named for, so that is your establishing shot right there. The Stone Flower fountain sits on the main square and it photographs from every side, which is rarer than you would think.

And the St Irenaeus footbridge is the longest in the country and it crosses the Sava, which means you get a walk out over open water with the whole town behind you. Shoot it back-lit, walking away, do not look at the camera. Trust me.

"An imperial floor, under glass, in the middle of a normal working street."

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