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I've followed this tournamnt for years. I, as usual, will be going down one day this year. I'll get a few pics to post. It's a fabulous event. Keep on stroking. Red beans and ricely...

Fabulous Wimbledon



Once a year, shortly after the finals, the Chairman invites friends to play and socialize, who, like himself, have worked diligently to make the Championships unforgettable. (Singles Champions are made Honorary Members, and they enjoy the same privileges as Members.)

Any day you might see Virginia Wade, the 1977 champion, or Christine Janes, who reached the '69 final, using a wooden framed racket, and Kitty Godfree, the 1924 and 1926 Champion, who played on… Continue

This is an interesting/informative tennis resource.

I have wimbledon stories and pics posted at my homepage.My wimbledon narrative is interesting and inciteful. I think I have a world class mind when it comes to the game but that might be a stretch. Anyway, the stories are enjoyable.

It's important for beginners to take a few lessons to learn the right way to play. I played 5 years before I learned you have to change your grip to hit a backhand.

I'll be going to Erricsson in Key Biscayne 31 March. I'll try to snap a few cool Pics for you folks. I go one day every year. It's great day. Red beans and ricely,

I have nothing to gain from this blog but you do. Several years ago I went to the ATP in Cincinatti. It's a fabulous tourmanent. Tennis Week was there and I bought a years subscription, because I like the layout and stories and I got a T-shirt . It's an interesting mag. To get on their mailing list for daily stories just put Tennis Week in gooogle. I also listened to a great group of musicians in the beer tent (I spent lots of time there.} I've played trumpet 50 years and I've never heard the… Continue

Tennis Week is a Good Tennis Mag. I learned of it at the ATP in Cininatti. That's a super tournemant. I also go to Miami for the Erickson (sp)



FRom Tennis Week:

The bulls biting at Rafael Nadal's heels served to symbolize the Spaniard's stomping of Andy Roddick in their last match up. When the second-ranked Nadal and sixth-ranked Roddick face off in Thursday's quarterfinal of the Barclays Dubai Tennis Championships, Roddick will need to reassert his authority on serve if he is… Continue

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