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Wanted: Faster Courts
Why quicker surfaces can be beneficial to the game and its players.
Published Nov 20, 2023
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“It’s okay for an all-world champion like Alcaraz to have to adjust to a faster court,” said Andy Roddick on Tennis Channel. “But give him a chance to stack some matches before he has to make the switch.”
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Durations like this one aren't too uncommon in Grand Slam tennis, with the average men's match at a major approaching three hours in length.
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“A lot of players got injured because of that,” Alcaraz said about tournaments changing the type of tennis ball used from week to week. “It’s crazy.”
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