Aces and Faults: US Open Tennis Trip Contest
Posted by Aaress Lawless on Jul 26, 2006 | Print
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Do It Tennis has unveiled an interactive tool called Racquet Pro to help tennis players select the perfect racquet. If you try it out before August 2, you will be entered into a sweepstakes to win a trip for two to the US Open. (Do It Tennis)
Martina Hingis is looking forward to getting a crack at Serena Williams. I wonder if the feeling is mutual? (Wins and Grins)
Lexington Herald-Leader’s profile on Brenda Schultz-McCarthy. (Unretired and Rising in Rankings)
Kim Clijsters offers tips on how to beat the heat in California (Clijsters discovers way to beat the Stanford heat)
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John Bennett | Jul 26, 2006 | Reply
When will the WTA wake up and stop this hideous, disrespectable yelling, screaming, screeching by some of the women players.
It is insulting to the fans, disrespectful to the other player. It is SO preposterous that it has been allowed to contine to the leve it is. I go to see a tennis mathc, go out and get a drink, cannot even get my seat until the break–and they are screeching like that?
There is something terribly wrong with this picture. Please WTA, players STOP THIS SCREECHING
John Bennett | Jul 26, 2006 | Reply
I love tennis, think it is the greatest sport going today, but it is not football, boxing, or soccer.
Tennis is still a gentlemans and a LADIES sport.
Stop this disrespectful, disgraceful, degrading to the sport screeching, yelling, shouting, distracting idiotic screeching!!
V.E. Laporte | Jul 26, 2006 | Reply
Bravo, John ! Couldn’t agree more. Forehand drives (no matter how well hit) & topspin backhands (regardless of force & depth) do not require an accompanying shreik.
Aaress | Jul 26, 2006 | Reply
Of Monica Seles’ grunts and Maria Sharapova’s shrieks, which do you think is worse? Personally, I think the shrieks tend to be more irritating.