50 years ago, tennis was mostly dominated by the net players of America and Australia but now it is dominated by baseliners of Europe. From the wooden racquet age to the current graphite racquet era we have travelled a long way.
Novak Djokovic vs Rafael Nadal - The Greatest Final Ever! | Australian Open 2012
Is Grass court considered to be the toughest surface to play on?
The toughest surface to play on is a grass court, because it is really fast and you can't compare it to any other surface. The balls tend to stay low and sail when you slice the ball taking a lot of time away from your opponent.
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Hey Bill? Who do you think is the greatest ever tennis player?
Frank
Dude! Do you even need to question that?
Bill
Answer me...
Frank
It is Federer all the way...
Bill
Why do you think so?
Frank
That's because he is a superstar in Wimbledon
Bill
Winning wimbledon doesn't make him the best isn't it?
Frank
Grass is the toughest surface to play on my friend. And Fedex is a champ in that :)
Bill
The difference of great players is at a certain point in a match they raise their level of play and maintain it. Lesser players play great for a set, but then less....
— Pete Sampras
The LEGENDS!!!!
Greatest Men's Tennis Players
- 1
Roger Federer
Career Duration: 1998 to Present Career Grand Slams: 20
- 2
Rafael Nadal
Career Duration: 2001 to Present Career Grand Slams: 19
- 3
Novak Djokovic
Career Duration: 2003 to Present Career Grand Slams: 17
- 4
Pete Sampras
Career Duration: 1988 to 2002 Career Grand Slams: 14
- 5
Andre Agassi
Career Duration: 1986 to 2006 Career Grand Slams: 8
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