it does matter. if she is losing fairly often and playing close matches, she is at the right level. There are lots of young teaching pros at 4.5 and 5.0 levels.Whether she's wrecking the field or not doesn't matter, it just doesn't look right.
it does matter. if she is losing fairly often and playing close matches, she is at the right level. There are lots of young teaching pros at 4.5 and 5.0 levels.Whether she's wrecking the field or not doesn't matter, it just doesn't look right.
Young teaching pros?it does matter. if she is losing fairly often and playing close matches, she is at the right level. There are lots of young teaching pros at 4.5 and 5.0 levels.
Young teaching pros?
Do you even know who Gigi Fernandez is?
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Only the 40 and over league. Avoid all those young punk pros.Exactly. I wonder if Jim Courier plays the local 4.5+ league near his house? Lol.
yes, i know who she is and I saw her play live at 1996 Olympics. She's 53 years old.Young teaching pros?
Do you even know who Gigi Fernandez is?
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i also think there are USTA computer rated 5.0 players that could beat McEnroe.
i also think there are USTA computer rated 5.0 players that could beat McEnroe.
Doesn't matter. Rec tennis is for rec tennis players. 53 or not leave it alone. Someone with grand slam titles should not be playing usta leagues.
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LolWhat are they supposed to do if they just like playing? Hit with their friends?
Nobody wants to see a fat 50+ player get humiliated by someone who can still play. I think Lendl found that out the hard way. Let her play against 4.5s I say.
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Kind of off topic...but at the time Stefan Hudet was the #1 men’s wheelchair player in the world..he was playing in a tourney in Baton Rouge..he is an amputee and he wore his prosthetic (meaning he played able-bodied)...his opponnent was a solid Southern 4.5 on clay...and took him out 1,1.
According to the USTA guidelines:
"The very best world-class players in wheelchairs have an NTRP rating in the low 4.5s."