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From: osmigo@ut-ngp.UTEXAS (osmigo)
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Subject: Bolleteiri's kids...
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Date: Sun, 6-Oct-85 00:13:48 EDT
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Posted: Sun Oct  6 00:13:48 1985
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**e REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR MESSAGE **There's something to be said for
"one-stroke players." Many top players have built their whole careers on one
good lick, such as Ivan Lendl with his forehand. I'm not familiar with
Bolleteiri's methods, but we should keep this "ranking" business in perspective.
Sure, Jimmy A. has settled to a lowly "#20" but that is a WORLD ranking. Even
#100 could blow your local club champ off the court with one hand in his
pocket.It's what Vic Braden calls "learning to hit the same old boring
winner." He points to Evert and Connors as examples. They seldom use anything
fancy, but have developed solid, basic, backhands and forehands which they use
to just dog their opponents without mercy.

...Ron Morgan