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Old 02-11-2008, 05:46 PM
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Boris Becker. I just like the name "Boris". Very intimidating. That guy left it all on the court, yes? Of course, it's easier to dive around on the grass of Wimbledon than the cement in NY.
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Boris Becker. I just like the name "Boris". Very intimidating. That guy left it all on the court, yes? Of course, it's easier to dive around on the grass of Wimbledon than the cement in NY.
I think he gets honorable mention at best, but yes, he did leave it all on the court at times.
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It's hard to compare the new player to the greats, like Bjorn Borg, who was not only the greatest, but great to watch. They didn't have all the modern equipment back then, so it's hard to compare them. Wooden vrs modern alloys? Who knows?
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It's hard to compare the new player to the greats, like Bjorn Borg, who was not only the greatest, but great to watch. They didn't have all the modern equipment back then, so it's hard to compare them. Wooden vrs modern alloys? Who knows?
However, those who played with wooden rackets played against others with wooden rackets. And those with alloy rackests had to play against those with alloy rackets. I don't think the equipment can factor into the decision.
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