STUPID PINK CLAY! Trying to watch the Maia Challenger from Portugal--Melzer vs Oliveira--10 minute argument about whether a ball was wide--commentator all the way from TC Studios in Santa Monica saw it wide, I saw it wide, chair came down and said it was wide--yet in the best of soccer argumentation bad acting it was contested for ten minutes--all for if the clay were blue the WORLD would have CLEARLY been a witness to it being wide!
When will anyone with some guts build a blue court and show em'? Tiriac tried but ran into some bad luck NOT due to the color blue?--that was a wrong ASSOCIATION!--the color had nothing to do with the court condition. If I ever build a court (and I might someday) it will definitely be BLUE!
Tiriac!--where are U?!--U've got billions (no offense) try it again--U were right! In the meantime it shouldn't be that big of a deal to throw a few bags of blue clay onto an existing pink court to try it out--if it doesn't work out it will soon blow away anyway and revert to the pink stuff--worth a try! The world will beat a path to the first one to try it and it will be a publicity windfall--anyone know of a pink clay court to experiment on? What have U got to lose?
Not convinced?--go to Youtube and put in "Madrid blue clay" and you'll see the proof for yourself. Being a tennis traditionalist, I resisted the change from white balls to Optic yellow--but when I discovered I could play for about 45 more minutes at dusk I quickly accepted the obvious.
There's a reason almost EVERY hard court on the planet is now BLUE!--This is not that big of a deal--why are club owners so chicken and shortsighted to not SEE this clearly--I'm not even bother ing to watch what happens on the other side of the net from the Maia Challenger--watching tennis on pink clay is a great sleeping pill--Sominex should bottle it!