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Rivalries in tennis are like no others in sports: one on one, persistent, high-stakes, tactical, psychological, personal.
a good primer on why i love tennis. could’ve used more agassi v. sampras and makes me regret not getting open tix this year.
thought i had decided against watching the men’s final but i just set my alarm for 3:45 am.
also, john with the jokes, ladies and gentlemen.
talk about it.
u.s. open 2010 women’s singles final. (by jratlee)
after all these years, it was actually my first time there. thanks babe!
Modern technology has created a tennis monoculture, one that is best seen in paths of dead grass.
great observation about grass court play in 2010 vs. 30 years ago.
the “Watch Live” feature is better than actual television.
i have it on all day & night in the background. great execution. think about it, when was the last time you went to the actual site for the sport, tournament, whatever to either get information or watch? it’s a rarity. i’m glad my favorite sport - tennis - is making these strides.
late summer/early fall is probably my favorite time of year for sports. this tournament, beginning of football, end of major league baseball and the passion of the little league world series just makes for very positive storylines in the sports section.
Tennis is crazy.
Who do I prefer? I prefer the trophy. That’s what I prefer.
