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[QUOTE="JordyG, post: 2747561, member: 6819"] I am far from a tennis expert. I was a big fan of tennis during the Laver era and forward when players had to have big weapons in order to win consistently. I gradually lost interest when the US changed from having generally grass and hardcourt/concrete surfaces to composite surfaces which made tennis a more ecumenical game. To my eyes it also favored "backboard" style players, took the advantage away from US, British and Aussie players and made the game boring and repetitive in my eyes. I was glad to see players like Serena and Venus enter the game, who with their big serves played more of that old school, serve and volley game I enjoyed. Which is one of the reasons I fervently wish for Serena to return to top form. [/QUOTE]
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