JackB1
G.O.A.T.
Question is this......
How long will you go into a match before saying something about repeated bad line calls? How many will you let go? I had a match recently where my opponent did multiple things that were bad "tennis etiquette" and just downright annoying and after a blatantly horrible "out" call in the 3rd set (on a crucial, would be game winning point), I lost it and called him out on it.
This was a organized league match and unfortunately this situation will happen from time to time. Most of the guys do not call "tight" calls out...they just leave them as "in". But now and then you get someone who makes "selective" tight calls always go their way. How do you handle this?
Normally if a call seemed "questionable" to me, I will say "Are you sure"?
But if you suspect your opponent is purposely hooking you on important points, what do you do and how long before you say something?
How long will you go into a match before saying something about repeated bad line calls? How many will you let go? I had a match recently where my opponent did multiple things that were bad "tennis etiquette" and just downright annoying and after a blatantly horrible "out" call in the 3rd set (on a crucial, would be game winning point), I lost it and called him out on it.
This was a organized league match and unfortunately this situation will happen from time to time. Most of the guys do not call "tight" calls out...they just leave them as "in". But now and then you get someone who makes "selective" tight calls always go their way. How do you handle this?
Normally if a call seemed "questionable" to me, I will say "Are you sure"?
But if you suspect your opponent is purposely hooking you on important points, what do you do and how long before you say something?