Wilson Blade 100 v9.0
The 100 in² sibling of the Blade 98 v9 we've already bench-tested — same family, same control-first identity, one size up in head size, this exact model still awaiting its own bench check.
What the sources agree on
RA of 60 and a 322 swingweight put this in similar territory to the Speed MP 2026 above — soft-feeling on paper, stable through contact — which tracks with what our own bench-tested Blade 98 v9 already showed: this Wilson family reads as control-first and forgiving of a full swing rather than free-power. The larger 100 in² head over the 98 in² sibling is the one clear spec difference, and a bigger head is the most consistent, least-disputed lever for a slightly more forgiving sweet spot and marginally more free power.
Where they disagree
We're extrapolating from a sibling racquet's bench results here, which is a reasonable starting point given the shared frame technology, but it isn't the same as testing this exact 100 in² version — head size changes enough about how a frame plays that we're not carrying over the Blade 98 v9's actual score, just the qualitative direction its numbers point in.