If you’re a smart player, you never want to just come onto the court “swinging” – hoping that your ball lands in a good spot. That’s not good enough, if you’re serious about your game. True, you can get lucky.
And though luck can definitely be a part of winning, that shouldn’t be the only leg your game and shot-selection have to stand on.
You need to have control over your shots and be able to pin-point your spots on the court with…
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“Clay was definitely not a high priority,” Smith said. “Now, every player who comes through the USTA system will have a very strong grounding in clay-court tennis.”
Williams sisters Serena and Venus have been a breath of fresh air at the Rome Open but more so for their off court rather than on court antics.




