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    Quote Originally Posted by Arvind Srinivasan View Post
    There was an interesting discussion during the Federer match about the way the courts have changed. The arguement posed was as to whether Roger had got the raw deal with the change in courts. A good point was made on the monotony of serving and volleying and the likes of a Sampras running through the draw with just the serve alone. It is tough to disagree seeing how the long rallies have made the game a lot more entertaining for the crowd. The occasional serving and volleying does have its charm, but I guess the organisers are forced to have slower courts. Its not just for the players but also for the people watching it.

    This is exactly why we have a FO where all these pushers can hit all day long (6+ hours borefest)...
    How about some variety in the GS surfaces like we used to have before.
    Its a shame how the likes of Lendl, Becker, Sampras would find it extremely difficult to achieve the Career Grand Slams...
    Lendl literally sacrificed playing the entire Clay season (his favourite surface) just to get that one elusive Wimbledon title, but still couldn't.
    Thats how tough it was to quickly adjust to Grass after a long clay season..

    Nowadays it has become a joke to achieve the Career Grand Slam, with players not have to change even a bit to achieve the same.
    Just stand 6 feet behind the baseline and hit all day long beating your opponent purely on your tenacity with no variety at all. I know it is not easy to do, but it still...

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