J.R. Hudson
Spirit Animal
That's the truth. What can you do. Players mostly care about the Series 9 events now (for Rankings; the rest is all about cash)If tennis wants to stop all these injuries, they need to shorten their season. But it will never happen cause some small country will always hold a tournament and players will always go to play it.
For Capriati it's plain and simple. If she gets in shape, she's the best in the world. If not, she struggles.
Like David said; staying in shape is expected. But Jcap tends to party as I've heard. Rumour has it she'll show up in 2006 at the Aussie Open. 3rd round anyone?
This post is the fantastic John. Just a couple of weeks ago I was talking about taking up the sport again.
You've done my racquet research for me.(I'll try the top five racquets).
I like the old school tennis - Bjorn Borg, Mats Wilander. And the awesome heart of Michael Chang - I've never seen a pro play with so much determination.
Up here they used to play a pro tourny at my club (Sun-Life), so back in the day I caught a lot of the pro's. What i've noticed, when I've played is how quickly everything comes back (all the subtleties) except for the accuracy ...
We used to have a lounge, that looked into/over all the main courts. Somehow it made you play better knowing your commrades were having a beer watch you play. I think I'll start playing the womens 3 sets, instead of the five, though i'll skip the skirt.
Cheers.
Chang had mad heart. I cant beleive he only won one Major. He was good.
LOL
Who would have thought all these tennis junkies? I'm probably entering a tourny this month (dec)