Head Legacy Edition
Arthur Ashe Competition
A timeless legacy: the champion who changed tennis forever

Arthur Ashe: from the court to legend

Breaking barriers that until then seemed insurmountable, Ashe was the first African American to win a Grand Slam tournament. His triumphs at the US Open in 1968, the Australian Open in 1970 and especially at Wimbledon in 1975 marked fundamental stages in the history of tennis. A contribution that went far beyond sporting results and which, in the 1970s, led him to collaborate with Head to develop rackets with innovative materials such as aluminum, helping to revolutionize the game's equipment and pave the way for a new era. His weapons have always been strategy and intelligent, measured play, on the court as in life. A civil rights activist, he inspired generations by demonstrating that true courage goes beyond the game.

Head Boom MP Arthur Ashe: vintage aesthetic and modern soul

Based on the frame of the Boom MP, one of the most popular tennis rackets for its combination of power and playability, the Head Boom MP Arthur Ashe Competition features an iconic look inspired by the original Head Competition used by Ashe in the 1970s. The vintage design, historic logo and “Competition” lettering evoke timeless elegance. All this is combined with cutting-edge materials and cutting-edge technologies designed to offer top-level performance.

Extremely versatile, the Boom MP is perfect for the most ambitious players who want to push their limits. It combines exceptional power and feel, ensuring pure fun with every shot. Let's discover all features: