I also read this article. What some pros have 2 think
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/tenn ... 17569.html
djarvik wrote:Moralspain wrote:green clay?, where?
In USA there are tons of green clay courts, lots of the indoor too. Whoever came up with these needs to be shot, on the blue clay, to make an example.
Tamthewasp wrote:I also read this article. What some pros have 2 think
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/tenn ... 17569.html
djarvik wrote:Corbon wrote:Kohlschreiber vs Monfils tomorrow could be a good match.
Nahhh Gael got his number. He is faster, has more weapons. Unless Monfils completely unravels...
these are my must see.
Milos Raonic (CAN) v David Nalbandian (ARG)
Radek Stepanek (CZE) v Bernard Tomic (AUS)
Rob ITST wrote:djarvik wrote:Moralspain wrote:green clay?, where?
In USA there are tons of green clay courts, lots of the indoor too. Whoever came up with these needs to be shot, on the blue clay, to make an example.
I don't think you can really call it clay. It's much faster, and you can't slide on it very well.
However, all the old guys in my area love it - they get the softer feel on their knees, without the long points you usually have on the red clay.
Tamthewasp wrote:Ex Xavi. How does the Red clay react different in warmer dryer temperatures than when in framce for example.
Corbon wrote:Very solid game by Rafa, of course Denko didn't offer much resistance.
One of the commentators said that he's playing with his grass court shoes.
It doesn't really matter who hates it or not, everyone has to deal with it, the rest is just adaptation.
Cro Morgan wrote:Rafa request to wear grass-court shoes denied
Ticker - Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Rafael Nadal tells reporters in Madrid that he asked the ATP to allow him to play with grass-court shoes on the blue clay, but he wasn’t allowed to because rules prevent it. Players have complained that the surface is too slippery. Veteran coach and TV analyst Darren Cahill said on Twitter that the grass-court shoes were banned at Roland Garros beginning in 2003.
Stupid rule that.
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