Peter Wong

Peter Wong is a recreational tennis player, gear reviewer, and writer based in Vancouver, British Columbia. He is the founder and primary author of TennisUncut.com — a Canadian tennis site built for club players who play for the love of the game rather than a ranking. Peter has played recreational tennis for over 25 years across Vancouver's hard courts, indoor clubs, and the occasional clay season inspired by watching too much Roland Garros. He is not a professional coach, a touring player, or a sponsored athlete. He is exactly the kind of player he writes for: someone who plays twice a week, cares genuinely about improving, and has strong opinions about why the HEAD Radical MP is the best all-round racket for intermediate club players. TennisUncut covers three things: honest, unsponsored gear reviews with Amazon.ca affiliate links for Canadian shoppers; practical how-to guides that translate professional technique into advice recreational players can actually use; and tennis life content that captures the funny, relatable reality of club tennis. Peter also runs LooseTennisBalls — a print-on-demand apparel shop at Redbubble featuring original tennis humour designs. Peter can be reached at info@tennisuncut.com.

How to Beat a Tennis Pusher: The Recreational Player’s Tactical Guide

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How to Beat a Tennis Pusher: The Recreational Player’s Tactical Guide

You have lost to The Pusher. We have all lost to The Pusher. You hit more winners, played more aggressively, and by every objective measure ... Read more

November 5, 2026

Tennis Scoring Explained: The Complete Guide for Beginners and Returners

2 minutes

Tennis Scoring Explained: The Complete Guide for Beginners and Returners

Tennis scoring seems completely arbitrary until someone explains the logic — and then it clicks. Whether you are brand new or returning after a long ... Read more

November 5, 2026

Best Tennis Socks in 2026: How to Stop Blisters and Keep Your Feet Comfortable

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Best Tennis Socks in 2026: How to Stop Blisters and Keep Your Feet Comfortable

The right socks prevent blisters, absorb impact and keep your feet dry. Here's what to look for in tennis socks and which types to consider.

November 3, 2026

Best Tennis Hats, Caps and Visors in 2026: Sun Protection That Actually Stays On

2 minutes

Best Tennis Hats, Caps and Visors in 2026: Sun Protection That Actually Stays On

Caps, visors or bucket hats? Here's how to choose a tennis hat that blocks glare, handles sweat and stays put when you move.

October 27, 2026

Best Tennis Wristbands and Headbands in 2026: Keep Sweat Out of Your Game

2 minutes

Best Tennis Wristbands and Headbands in 2026: Keep Sweat Out of Your Game

Sweat in your eyes or on your grip ruins points. Here's what to look for in tennis wristbands and headbands, and which types are worth buying.

October 20, 2026

Indoor Tennis in Canada: How to Keep Playing Through Winter (2026 Guide)

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Indoor Tennis in Canada: How to Keep Playing Through Winter (2026 Guide)

Don't take the winter off. Here's how indoor tennis works in Canada, how to find a court, how to keep costs down and what to bring.

October 13, 2026

Best Tennis Gear for Cold Weather: How to Stay Warm and Keep Playing (2026)

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Best Tennis Gear for Cold Weather: How to Stay Warm and Keep Playing (2026)

Don't hang up your racket when the temperature drops. Here's what to wear, what to bring and how to adjust your game for cold-weather tennis.

October 10, 2026

Tennis Fitness for Recreational Players: How to Get Match-Fit Without Running Yourself Into the Ground (2026)

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Tennis Fitness for Recreational Players: How to Get Match-Fit Without Running Yourself Into the Ground (2026)

Most recreational tennis players approach fitness backwards. They either do nothing and wonder why they’re gassed after a third set, or they run 5K three ... Read more

July 18, 2026

How to Return Serve in Tennis: A Practical Guide for Recreational Players

1 minute

How to Return Serve in Tennis: A Practical Guide for Recreational Players

The return of serve is the second most important shot in tennis — and the one recreational players practice the least. Here is a structured ... Read more

July 15, 2026

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