By Richard Pagliaro Friday, January 16, 2026
Photo credit: Wilson
Alex de Minaur Will debut in his hometown Grand Slam with a new look.
World No. 6 De Minaur is one of the top players in tennis and leads an outstanding group of Wilson Tennis 360 players. De Minaur, who has worn Asics for most of his career, will be decked out in head-to-toe Wilson this year.
Here is Wilson’s statement regarding de Minaur and his Wilson 360 roster:
Wilson leverages its deep-rooted legacy of product excellence and fast-paced innovation to transform the game of tennis, focusing on completing the “package” of premium sportswear, racquets, footwear and accessories. Each Wilson Tennis 360 Athlete comes with a unique kit tailored to their specific needs in each category, working with Wilson’s product and design experts to build a formula tailored to their performance on the court.
Wilson launches Tennis 360 plan in 2023 Marta Kostyuk, She also wore a wedding dress designed by Wilson Design Team, and the roster of athletes has now grown to 16, representing the brand from head to toe.
The new class of 360 athletes includes Alex de Minaur, Karen Khachanov, Jiří Lehečka, Anastasia Potapova, Colton Smith and Sarah Rakotomanga; All of them have used Wilson rackets. Each of these athletes will support the Wilson R&D team in launching new products including sportswear, footwear and racquets.
“Wilson has been a part of my tennis journey for as long as I can remember. I’ve always loved playing with their rackets and now representing them from head to toe feels very special,” said Alex De Minaur. “I love the look and feel of the brand and the way they brought the jersey to life is incredible.
“I’m excited to continue working with Wilson to build on their legacy and the momentum across the industry.”
Longtime Wilson Tennis 360 athlete Marta Kostyuk is often considered the “Best Dressed” on Tour and has played a vital role in working with Wilson on apparel and footwear design. also, Vicky Mboko As a Wilson Tennis 360 athlete, she thrived in a breakout year, jumping from No. 300 to No. 18 in 2025.
