If playing conditions are the same for both opponents, one would think that any surface is fair game. It appears that these top players are a bit spoiled, perhaps a new surface might show who is a true champion against the odds...? I don't know but its a bit much! so stop already....get over it!
TENNIS.com - News Headlines - Djokovic has harsh words after quarterfinal loss
Saturday, May 12, 2012
can they truly play on any surface? Djokovic has harsh words after quarterfinal loss
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Patrick Has been stringing rackets for over 25 years including at many professional events around the country including the US OPEN and AUSTRALIAN OPEN. He brings a depth of knowledge and love for the industry.
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