Fractured homelands

Article Abstract:

Many tennis players on the professional circuits come from countries that are undergoing political upheavals. Goran Ivanisevic and Goran Prpic are both from Croatia, which has undergone civil war. Many players are expected to act as ambassadors for their country regardless of their internal turmoil.

Psychological aspects

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Tie-breaking with tradition

Article Abstract:

Tie-breaks, which were introduced at the US Open in 1970, have been a source of excitement for the crowd during tournaments. Today, these 'sudden death' sets are also effective in keeping the attention of younger fans.

Tennis rules

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Sunshine boys and golden girls

Article Abstract:

Tennis is not just for the young as proven by super-senior tennis players. Despite their advanced age, these players continue to engage in the sport to keep fit, have fun and improve their game.

Social aspects, Elderly, Tennis for the aged

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