Curb the power before it changes the game

Article Abstract:

New racket technology and quicker playing surfaces are turning men's professional tennis into a game of power rather than finesse. Tennis should be slowed down by banning wide-body rackets and using heavier balls and rougher courts.

Laws, regulations and rules, Rackets (Sporting goods), Tennis rackets

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Some thoughts on the baffling Bjorn Borg

Article Abstract:

Bjorn Borg is trying to make a comeback in professional tennis at the age of 35 after an eight-year retirement. The game has changed, and Borg's style of play cannot stand up to the power hitters of the 1990s.

Behavior, Tennis players, Borg, Bjorn

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Coup de grace

Article Abstract:

Advice on executing an effective volley is presented. The need to use your momentum and the pace of the opponent's shot to provide most of the power is highlighted.

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