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Would Novak jannik and Carlos have as good a ground game if they were opelka’s height?

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Opelka had the momentum to win the fourth set against Musetti to force five. Lost focus on a few points and couldn’t recover. Felt floating everywhere on that big serve. Put too many ground strokes into the net and a few wide at the end.

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these are facts, and the reason Isner never broke through as a great player.  You can see Opelka having trouble reacting to spacing and having more arm adjustment in the swing than say, Baez who spaces himself way more consistently.

It's hard to say for sure, but their remarkable skill and agility might be partly attributed to their current physiques. Height often brings a trade-off in agility and quickness. Different physiques suit different playing styles, and the balance they've found is a big part of their current success.

Opelka is the tallest player in the ATP and his ground strokes are nowhere as consistent as players with less height.  Does that not say that then they would suffer a disadvantage if they had Opelka's height?

No, height is a distinct advantage in tennis

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Unlikely, height gives advantage in reaching balls

Unlikely, height can be an advantage in tennis ground strokes