In the tradition of Vilas, not just because of the hit hand: Rafael Nadal
Who actually started it? Was it Guillermo Vilas or was it Björn Borg? Either way: The headband as a sweat brake or hair tamer or both has long been established. Even before the now growing generation around Dominic Thiem , Alexander Zverev or Stefanos Tsitsipas . We reminisce a little ...
In the tradition of Vilas, not just because of the hit hand: Rafael Nadal
Winnetou sends his regards. Not just in terms of headbands from Guillermo Vilas
Terrycloth, but with a pattern: Björn Borg
Terrycloth, very red: John McEnroe in his early creative phase
A man and his headband: Pat Cash
We have already seen this more broadly with Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
Addendum: A grip tape was also used for Thomas Muster
Andre Agassi also showed us a pirate scarf and cap
Jonas Björkman - great in singles and doubles, even with a terry cloth headband
Arnaud Clement was also not averse to the self-tied handkerchief
Roger Federer - never topless
In the tradition of Vilas, not just because of the hit hand: Rafael Nadal
Winnetou sends his regards. Not just in terms of headbands from Guillermo Vilas
Terrycloth, but with a pattern: Björn Borg
Terrycloth, very red: John McEnroe in his early creative phase
A man and his headband: Pat Cash
We have already seen this more broadly with Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
Addendum: A grip tape was also used for Thomas Muster
Andre Agassi also showed us a pirate scarf and cap
Jonas Björkman - great in singles and doubles, even with a terry cloth headband
Arnaud Clement was also not averse to the self-tied handkerchief
Roger Federer - never topless
In the tradition of Vilas, not just because of the hit hand: Rafael Nadal
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Dec 19, 2020, 08:05 pm
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