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Steven Clausnitzer

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Yes, tough call. There isn’t a player I don’t like. Would like Sabalenka to win. I love Carlos and Sinner. That match will likely be the actual final. I think Zverev will beat Ruud if he can maintain that high first serve percentage. I placed a bet today that Zverev would win the whole thing. It’s a long shot.
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As we approach the semi finals at Roland Garros, who are your picks for men/women to win?
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Same. It’s been hard for me to get excited about his success. But his greatness is undeniable. Sad to see him withdraw from Roland Garros.
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As of Monday you will have secured the #1 spot with Sinner. And I don’t see him relinquishing that any time soon. Hope he can stay healthy
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I agree. Humility would do him well. I could probably use some humility myself :) My favorite player, man or woman, is Sabalenka. Such a joy to watch her play.
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Tsisipas is a brat. Such a baby. Rune can be too but I at least like his coach, Mourataglou. Sinner is such an amazing player and from what I can gather an amazing person. Same with Carlos. Different personalities but both great for Tennis. Been loving Zverev’s service game. He will be tough to beat imo.
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My dark horse pick: Zverev
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That’s a bummer. That match against Cerúndolo was amazing. Hope he didn’t do too much damage. I’m currently sidelined with a knee injury as well. Super frustrating. The field is still full of my favorite young players. All of whom are playing amazing tennis. I am rooting for anyone but Tsisipas.
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Well done
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I continue to be shown what art, “can be.” It is inexhaustible. Have been a number of big moments with music, visual and culinary arts. My strongest such memory is hearing the Beatles, “Revolution,” at age 10. “What is that sound?” Answer, “distortion.” Picked up a guitar and haven’t looked back.
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I recently finished Agassi’s biography. Highly recommend. A very entertaining read that provides insight into what it takes to get to #1 in what is arguably the toughest individual sport. Has anyone else read it? His comeback was inspiring. I don’t think he gets the credit he deserves.
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Topspin forehand. Push your opponent back. when possible, a drop shot. Think 3 shots ahead. As Brad Gilbert says, “you don’t need to be perfect, just better than one person.” If you have access to a ball machine, I find practicing baseline ground strokes moving side to side is helpful and fun. Enjoy!
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Working in a coffee shop this morning. Next door is a book store. Bought Dune. Haven’t read it before. Will read it with this in mind.
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PG, Altman, RFK Jr.
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