@abbyhonold Our society puts on a “front” but there are so many systemic atrocities that we are still in the early stages of rehabilitating this planet. I give you and others a lot of credit for the fight. First and foremost we need honest transparency. Is this person truly rehabilitating??
@abbyhonold Abby, has Daniel been in any kind of trouble since he was released? I am very curious in the rehabilitation process..? Is it for real? I would have thought there would have been an apology to you - in some form - had there been true rehabilitation.
@KirkHerbstreit I’ve seen this before from you. And other “experts” in your position. Ranting at fans on twitter. Embarrassing and completely unprofessional. Alas this is the age we live in. For now.
@marramirem5@Gill_Gross@tennis_insights Decoturf came closest at us open pre-pandemic. Heavy angular sand in the deep layers. A lighter rounded sand at top. Their type of acrylic worked well for this. So did the NYC climate in late summer w/ Wilson ball felt. It was the closest to a variable court for all styles.
@marramirem5@Gill_Gross@tennis_insights Btw, there’s a whole history behind court speed. For over 100 yrs the racquet, ball tech was shoddy. But always improving. When the racquet + ball tech exploded the game got fast. Then Sampras’ 2 shot rallies hurt viewership. That means money. Ever since there’s been an effort
@marramirem5@Gill_Gross@tennis_insights I truly think the tennis world is trying to find a fair solution. It makes sense for the money. People want to see all parts of the game played. But racquet/ string tech + off court training makes it difficult. If sanding is a little too light we will be back to 2 shot rallies.
@marramirem5@Gill_Gross@tennis_insights ..to keep the game conducive to rallies. Fed took advantage of it over Rodrick and Safin but then his brilliant shot making was screwed as the courts/balls continued to slow down. All of a sudden, vs the best defenders, it was extremely difficult to be rewarded for shot making.
@marramirem5@Gill_Gross@tennis_insights I literally bumped into Kyrgios at qualifying long ago. Also zverev by himself after a qualy match. My last vid was in 2019 on the potential of Sinner. I think I said he could end up winning a major.
@marramirem5@Gill_Gross@tennis_insights Np Marra. U can search thru my twitter. Had a ton on Conditions over the years. Also in my TennisCrier YouTube. It’s pretty-pandemic but still applies. Also I did a lot of study on upcoming players at qualies in us open. It’s fun to see some of the guys I studied close up.
@marramirem5@Gill_Gross@tennis_insights Thanks for the tweet. Thanks for the question. Was fun to get the tennis juices active again. 🙂💥I still do check in on some matches from time to time. Immediately start analyzing conditions and strategies by nature. Ha!
@marramirem5@Gill_Gross@tennis_insights For gambling purposes. Day games will have more to deal with (USUALLY) than night. In semi-arid conditions, sun situation + wind big. USUALLY less volatility at night. Djoko will probably have night matches. He thrives off Consistency.
@marramirem5@Gill_Gross@tennis_insights Im glad I randomly saw this tweet (or X - wtf!?) and had a little blast from the past. Hoping to find the time again to get caught up on all the changes in surface/ball tech. In the meantime I guess everyone will blast their ways thru the #s desperately trying to catch a clue. 🙂
@marramirem5@Gill_Gross@tennis_insights Sounds like that attempt may have backfired and could cause more problems. Are they still using Penn ball? I have no clue about the ball changes but I’m sure with all the felt and rubber tech that would be part of it as well.