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Viktor Axelsen
2013–2026 · Retired (back injury)
2× Olympic Gold (2021, 2024) · 2× World Champion (2017, 2022)
Racquets tracked
6
The dominant men's singles player of the early 2020s. Axelsen won consecutive Olympic gold medals in Tokyo 2021 and Paris 2024, both with the Astrox 100 ZZ, and world titles in 2017 and 2022. Yonex gave him his own signature frame, the Astrox 100 VA edition, in 2025. After back surgery that April he could not return to his best, and he announced his retirement in April 2026, aged 32.
Equipment timeline
Voltric · 2011
Voltric 80
Signed by Yonex at 17 to play it, April 2011 · retained his European junior title with it
Head-heavy·Stiff·3U/4U·★★★☆☆
ArcSaber · 2014–2016
ArcSaber 11
2016 European Championships · 2016 Superseries Finals, the first European man to win it
$85
✓ pre-owned
Even·Stiff·2U/3U·★★★☆☆
Duora · 2017–2019
Duora Z-Strike
2017 World Championship title · 2017 Superseries Finals · 2019 India Open
$118
✓ pre-owned
Extra Stiff·2U/3U·★☆☆☆☆
Astrox · 2018
Astrox 88 S
2018 European title · 2018 Indonesia Open final, lost to Momota’s 88 D
$94
✓ pre-owned
Head-heavy·Stiff·3U/4U·★★★☆☆
Astrox · 2020–2025
Astrox 100 ZZ
2021 Tokyo Olympic Gold · 2024 Paris Olympic Gold
$426
✓ new
Head-heavy·Extra Stiff·3U/4U·★☆☆☆☆
Astrox · 2025–2026
Astrox 100 ZZ VA
First signature racquet; presented at 2025 All England
$190
✓ pre-owned
Head-heavy·Extra Stiff·3U/4U·★☆☆☆☆
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