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It depends on how do you define greatest. I am sure there are many doctors or scientist who have contributed more to Serbia than a tenis player. To call a tennis player the greatest in general is just a total FAIL

I inverted my ankle the day after Christmas. It was a grade 2 and it took me three months to recover and play again. Now I only play with my ASO ankle braces and love them. I dont even notice I have them on and cant imagine playing without them ever again. The pain was very intense and I dont...

...YES IT IS...

The problem here is that some are just not looking at this the right way. 48/2(9+3) should be read: 48 48 ---- = ---- = 2 2(9+3) 24 Some are reading it: 48 / 2 x (9+3) = 48 / 2 x 12 = 288 No math genius has...

This is the explanation.

This thread is very interesting. After reading the equation I was so surprised that so many got it wrong. I am not a mathematician but I did take some math in college. I was going for computer science and later changed my mind and went to dental school so I can say that I know some math...

I used to play with Champion's choice at 58# on my Redondo mid. Played very nice but it lost control after a while. Then I discovered Black Widow from Dunlop and never looked back. I play with a full bed at 60# and it is just awesome. Great control and power lasts longer and no elbow/arm problems.

HaHa.... This is too funny!!!... I think this is the new trend. Skinny shorts are on and here to stay. Murray's shorts where also kind of tight if I remember correctly

I hit pretty flat as well. I'll say: 1. Pro kennex Redondo mid (the best) 2. Head prestige mid 3. Dunlop 200

If this racket ever gets discontinued (which would be suicide for P K) I would probably buy 100 before they disappear.

I've been playing with the redondo mid for about 2 months now and all I can say is that I am glad I found this racket. Great control, balance and feel. I just can't say enough for this frame. I am so surprised that more people don't play with it, its like the best kept secret. I used to play...

Im sure the few with narrow feet may enjoy them. People with regular to wide feet should stay away from most Nike shoes. I just don't see how anyone could enjoy the CB 1.3

I wear Propulse 2. For me they are the best, great support, comfort cushioning, glove like feel, etc. The only problem is that the sole only lasts 2 months tops. I also wear B V, they are good, they do however feel heavier and clumsy and are a little wide for me. They are very durable and look...

I found a pair of VI for $65 and decided to give them a try. Got home, walked around for 10 minutes and started having this awful pain. After 15 minutes I couldn't walk anymore. These shoes are too narrow and are horrible!!.. I also tried the CB 1.3 and it felt as if a metal rod was inside...

The Netherlands played slightly better than Uruguay but what a shame on the diving, acting and fouling of the Dutch team. It only makes the ugly soccer they are playing look worse. Does not resemble the great national teams of the past. And another mistake by the officials allowing an offside...

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But he is still annoying... but as I said, noone is as bad as Murray... maybe Serena..... ooopppssss... off topic.

All this time I was wondering why I don't like Murray and the Magic man just nailed it. He is the british A-rod... don't like Roddick either but Murray is worse. Good player, boring game and a bad attitude. Simply annoying

I own both and I will say the propulse 2 hands down. The v's are are nice and confortable. Have a little bit more cushioning but the fit is just not like the 2's. In the propulse you will feel connected to the court with a nice/snug fit. The v's have a little more room and your feet will move...

I just moved to Bakersfield and I was wondering if any of you know of a good stringer in the area. Thanks for the help.

Wow… this thread is ridiculous… I do agree that crew socks look better for tennis and other sports like football, soccer, etc. However, saying that ankle socks make you look feminine is just ignorant. I wear crew sock only for tennis but rock the ankle socks to work out or when I wear shorts for...

I use the X1 mains and head c3 rocket crosses. The c3 are controlled oriented and still soft enough to be considered arm friendly. Don't really use poly and don't care for them.

The same happened to me when I started playing outdoors mid March. It was misearble. Give it a week, you'll get used to it.

Just played with the pro supex maxim touch at 61#. It was very windy and crappy this morning, not the best tennis. Anyways, back to the strings… this setup had good power and control. It felt crisp an a little stiff but not too bad. Not as mute as my other setup (x1 mains C3 rocket crosses at...

I'm glad you like the mid. I've played with the mid a couple of times strung with pro supex maxim touch at 58#. Great power and control. It is really a great racket... and you discovered the whistle... my old flexpoint prestige also has that whistle.. as if it was turbo charged... just...

haha... but you'll be in heaving while on it...

FXP power and C3 rocket are very different strings. The FXP is softer and has more ...power... than the C3. It is still not as soft as X1 or NRG2. The C3 is a stiffer multi and very control oriented. It really has very little power. Not your best bet if you want to hybrid it with poly. I dont...