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How important is winning the first point of the game, or the first game of the set?
Published Jan 01, 2023
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![In many matches, regardless of the score, Andre Agassi solely concerned himself with finding his timing and range.](https://images.tennis.com/image/private/t_16-9_768/f_auto/tenniscom-prd/crta9tutvoko8xbumej5.jpg)
In many matches, regardless of the score, Andre Agassi solely concerned himself with finding his timing and range.
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![Pictured during the 1981 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championship, Bjorn Borg maintained a strong mindset every match.](https://images.tennis.com/image/private/t_16-9_768/f_auto/tenniscom-prd/zqgztm9a6sdmnipabinj.jpg)
Pictured during the 1981 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championship, Bjorn Borg maintained a strong mindset every match.
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