Sounds Fishy

[sureshs]

The Mardy Fish Tennis Courts In Vero Beach - How It Came To Be

By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher There’s Arthur Ashe Stadium and Rod Laver Arena and now there is The Mardy Fish Court. While not nearly the arenas the stadium courts at the U.S. Open and Australian Open, it is still flattering to have a tennis court named after you and Mardy Fish, the 2004...

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The Mardy Fish Tennis Courts In Vero Beach – How It Came To Be​

January 13, 2024 by Admin

By Randy Walker
@TennisPublisher
There’s Arthur Ashe Stadium and Rod Laver Arena and now there is The Mardy Fish Court.
While not nearly the arenas the stadium courts at the U.S. Open and Australian Open, it is still flattering to have a tennis court named after you and Mardy Fish, the 2004 Olympic silver medalist and former U.S. Davis Cup star, now has a court at the Riverside Park public tennis facility where he learned to play tennis named in his honor in the small, cozy beach-side town of Vero Beach, Florida..

 

[KantenKlaar]

So long, and thanks for all the fish.

 

[KantenKlaar]

If you can have Mardi Gras, why not Mardy Fish Court? Do I detect a salmon of doubt?

 

[KantenKlaar]

Salmon fishing in Yemen...we can have a football field named after Mark Fish over there.

 

[KantenKlaar]

Way back when in my coutry we had a tv series called fishy fashions...we can get them to sponsor the short shorts for Rune et al. Maybe also the sleeveless vests for Zverev and Shelton and Alcaraz.

 

[sureshs]

Mardy was a small fish in a big pond and hence did not shine

 

[sureshs]

The correct place to name after him would be an aquarium of some sort.

 

[atatu]

They were going to name an entire complex after him...but they scaled down.

 

[Purestriker]

The Mardy Fish Tennis Courts In Vero Beach - How It Came To Be

By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher There’s Arthur Ashe Stadium and Rod Laver Arena and now there is The Mardy Fish Court. While not nearly the arenas the stadium courts at the U.S. Open and Australian Open, it is still flattering to have a tennis court named after you and Mardy Fish, the 2004...

www.worldtennismagazine.com

The Mardy Fish Tennis Courts In Vero Beach – How It Came To Be​

January 13, 2024 by Admin

By Randy Walker
@TennisPublisher
There’s Arthur Ashe Stadium and Rod Laver Arena and now there is The Mardy Fish Court.
While not nearly the arenas the stadium courts at the U.S. Open and Australian Open, it is still flattering to have a tennis court named after you and Mardy Fish, the 2004 Olympic silver medalist and former U.S. Davis Cup star, now has a court at the Riverside Park public tennis facility where he learned to play tennis named in his honor in the small, cozy beach-side town of Vero Beach, Florida..

Doesn't he play more golf than tennis these days?

 

[sureshs]

Doesn't he play more golf than tennis these days?

Yeah he is amphibious