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@@tennisking3300very strange man

say one thing, show another, but the truth is closer to the first thing

Le présenter comme le roi des rois ne suffira pas à l'élever ne serait-ce qu'au niveau de la cheville de Lendl. Il suffit juste de comparer leur carrière respective

totally agree!

Ce n’est pas tout à fait vrai, c’est Jimmy Connors qui avait un superbe revers à deux mains qui a été l’initiateur de cette technique. Ce qui a inspiré Nadal et Djokovic deux contemporains. C’est dommage que vous n’ayez pas un œil plus bienveillant sur le monde. Vous y gagneriez très certainement en sagesse ou en coolitude 😉

@@thierrybourg8150 - Yes, Jimmy Connors was good, and yes he initiated the 2 handed backhand (Borg didnt really have one, just supported w the second hand, like in hockey). But now we have the situation that the elegant single handed backhand is dying and all the two-handers look the same so the game is losing its elegance and beautiy. No wonder it is falling in popularity.

WTA Charleston still uses Har-Tru, I think

Not on the ATP Tour that I'm aware of. Houston has clay courts but they are similar to European clay. One of the Challenger Tour events has Har-Tru, but I can't remember which one. I don't know about the WTA Tour.

Wrong. And the lack of Wimbledon victories prove it. Becker and Edberg are on record saying they would defeat him even when playing poorly.

@@8020AliveLendl played in an era where the grass at Wimbledon was MUCH faster than today, the ball bounced lower, and the surface became more uneven as the fortnight advanced. It obviously favored S/V players like Becker and Edberg. Lendl would have thrived at Wimbledon had the grass been today's grass surface: fairly even bounces, slower, and the ball bouncing higher. And I was talking about his play on hard courts. Lendl was more susceptible to early round exits at SW19.

Yes, and was shown live on television back when people cared about tennis in the United States. It’s so sad what has happened

Lendl was amazing because as far as I know he never struggled with players who gave different rhythms or paces or who played ugly the way some other ATGs did.

Lendl got crushed in this match and lost! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

He beats him in 1983 Rolland garros 1/4 final

Lol really?? You thought that, yet, at the end of this match their head-to-head count was 7-6 in Lendl's favour (so Noah had beaten him 6 times). So - are you some genius who overturns history? Or are you someone who proceeds in life through pure guesswork - or truth=whatever I think - and then 'Lols' when someone comes up with facts?

@@olivierlindenmaier7252 What? How is that relevant? By the end of this match Noah had beaten Lendl 6 times - that's the correct answer, not just mentioning one match.....