Alexander Zverev's new racquet: world No. 2 chooses Buenos Aires and Golden Swing to get earlier reps on clay

Wilson made significant alterations to the fourth installment of the Ultra, making it both more aerodynamic and ergonomic. The updated geometry and thinner shaft allows it to move more quickly and smoothly through the air, as well as just feel better in the hands. The thick, firm beam still provides impressive power and stability, while the spread string pattern offers a wide spin window.

It’s well-suited for power baseliners like Azarenka who really go after the ball, and those players who want a little more help from their racquets. The eye-catching, color-shifting, blue cosmetic is an added benefit.

Shoe: Nike Air Zoom Vapor Pro 2 ($120) (Purchase now at Tennis-Point.com)

Updated with more comfort and shock absorption, the Vapor Pro 2 is a lightweight and low-to-the-ground model built for players looking for a speedy and supportive shoe.

Azarenka has spent most of her career pairing Nike apparel with Wilson racquets.

The data-informed outsole design has had rubber removed in low wear areas to keep weight at a minimum, while allowing for optimal grip and sliding capabilities. The 8mm graphic on the white and green colorway Azarenka is currently wearing is a nod to the optimum grass length at Wimbledon.

Apparel: Nike Court Dri-Fit Slam Dress ($125) (Restocking soon at Tennis-Point.com)

This snug-fitting dress has four racerback straps and a back cutout for enhanced breathability. The mix of mesh paneling and moisture-wicking fabrics helps keep you dry and cool during heated competition. A two-layer skirt flares out to limit restrictions during movement.