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I would say that the French doesn\'t have a roof, so maybe tweak the US Open entry to say \
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I would say that the French doesn\\\'t have a roof, so maybe tweak the US Open entry to say \\\"\\\'\\\'Unlike\\\'\\\' the Australian Open...\\\" (I know Wimbledon does too, but that just makes more sense with the previous sentence).
Also in the Australian Open maybe the word \\\"modern\\\" instead of \\\"recent\\\"? Or \\\"recently introduced\\\"?
Right Davis Cup description, here goes nothing:
* \\\'\\\'\\\'Team tournaments\\\'\\\'\\\' (various dates/places): There are three tournaments in which teams of players compete for their country; the Hopman Cup, the Fed Cup and the Davis Cup. The Hopman Cup takes place in December/January in Australia and follows the same round robin format as the YEC. Except three matches are played to determine the winner of an encounter (this is known as a \\\'tie\\\' and the matches as \\\'rubbers\\\'), teams include one male and one female player and the tie is made up of a women\\\'s singles, a men\\\'s singles and a mixed doubles match. The Fed and Davis Cups are solely women\\\'s and men\\\'s events respectively. Ties are made up of five rubbers (two singles, one doubles, two singles) following a straight knock-out format, take place on selected weekends throughout the year and are held in one of the competing countries. The finals are both held in November by which time everyone\\\'s so confused they can\\\'t remember who\\\'s playing who(m). \\\'\\\'In 2012 the Czech Republic became the first country to win all three titles in the same year.\\\'\\\' <optional
Was that at all comprehensible?
I know when I first read the rules it took me three tries to get my head around it, but I left out the confusing stuff about World Groups, group playoffs, relegations etc etc because I think its a bit unnecessary for just a basic understanding?
What I do like about the picture is that it won\\\'t become irrelevant and it also doesn\\\'t imply any kind of favouritism. However just so we have some resources/options:
Some selected racquet smashing:
[[http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/06/14/article-2003557-0C8C00DE00000578-787_634x384.jpg McEnroe]]
[[http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00352/115971161_djokovic_352313c.jpg Djokovic]]
[[http://siusopen.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/andy-murray-smash-racket-610getty.jpg?w=610&h=463 Murray]]
[[http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/04/03/article-0-0445B481000005DC-534_468x312_popup.jpg Federer]]
[[http://www.sportlive.co.za/incoming/2012/01/18/marcos-baghdatis.jpg/ALTERNATES/crop_630x400/Marcos+Baghdatis.JPG Baghdatis]]
[[http://resources0.news.com.au/images/2011/10/04/1226157/673036-andy-roddick.jpg Roddick]]
[[http://www.mygc.com.au/images/articles/2012/07/04/smashing_racquet_wimbledon_2012_hero.jpg Tomic]]
[[http://d.yimg.com/i/ng/sp/ap_photo/20110125/all/l4975027.jpg Wawrinka]]
[[http://www2.tennisserver.com/images/photofeed/2010/family_circle_cup/100418/stosur-zvonareva/FamilyCircleCup-20100418-26-2303.jpg Zvonareva]]
\\\"Guys...I don\\\'t think that\\\'s how it works\\\"
Also in the Australian Open maybe the word \\\"modern\\\" instead of \\\"recent\\\"? Or \\\"recently introduced\\\"?
Right Davis Cup description, here goes nothing:
* \\\'\\\'\\\'Team tournaments\\\'\\\'\\\' (various dates/places): There are three tournaments in which teams of players compete for their country; the Hopman Cup, the Fed Cup and the Davis Cup. The Hopman Cup takes place in December/January in Australia and follows the same round robin format as the YEC. Except three matches are played to determine the winner of an encounter (this is known as a \\\'tie\\\' and the matches as \\\'rubbers\\\'), teams include one male and one female player and the tie is made up of a women\\\'s singles, a men\\\'s singles and a mixed doubles match. The Fed and Davis Cups are solely women\\\'s and men\\\'s events respectively. Ties are made up of five rubbers (two singles, one doubles, two singles) following a straight knock-out format, take place on selected weekends throughout the year and are held in one of the competing countries. The finals are both held in November by which time everyone\\\'s so confused they can\\\'t remember who\\\'s playing who(m). \\\'\\\'In 2012 the Czech Republic became the first country to win all three titles in the same year.\\\'\\\' <optional
Was that at all comprehensible?
I know when I first read the rules it took me three tries to get my head around it, but I left out the confusing stuff about World Groups, group playoffs, relegations etc etc because I think its a bit unnecessary for just a basic understanding?
What I do like about the picture is that it won\\\'t become irrelevant and it also doesn\\\'t imply any kind of favouritism. However just so we have some resources/options:
Some selected racquet smashing:
[[http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/06/14/article-2003557-0C8C00DE00000578-787_634x384.jpg McEnroe]]
[[http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00352/115971161_djokovic_352313c.jpg Djokovic]]
[[http://siusopen.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/andy-murray-smash-racket-610getty.jpg?w=610&h=463 Murray]]
[[http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/04/03/article-0-0445B481000005DC-534_468x312_popup.jpg Federer]]
[[http://www.sportlive.co.za/incoming/2012/01/18/marcos-baghdatis.jpg/ALTERNATES/crop_630x400/Marcos+Baghdatis.JPG Baghdatis]]
[[http://resources0.news.com.au/images/2011/10/04/1226157/673036-andy-roddick.jpg Roddick]]
[[http://www.mygc.com.au/images/articles/2012/07/04/smashing_racquet_wimbledon_2012_hero.jpg Tomic]]
[[http://d.yimg.com/i/ng/sp/ap_photo/20110125/all/l4975027.jpg Wawrinka]]
[[http://www2.tennisserver.com/images/photofeed/2010/family_circle_cup/100418/stosur-zvonareva/FamilyCircleCup-20100418-26-2303.jpg Zvonareva]]
\\\"Guys...I don\\\'t think that\\\'s how it works\\\"
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I would say that the French doesn\'t have a roof, so maybe tweak the US Open entry to say \
to:
I would say that the French doesn\\\'t have a roof, so maybe tweak the US Open entry to say \\\"\\\'\\\'Unlike\\\'\\\' the Australian Open...\\\" (I know Wimbledon does too, but that just makes more sense with the previous sentence).
Also in the Australian Open maybe the word \\\"modern\\\" instead of \\\"recent\\\"? Or \\\"recently introduced\\\"?
Right Davis Cup description, here goes nothing:
* \\\'\\\'\\\'Team tournaments\\\'\\\'\\\' (various dates/places): There are three tournaments in which teams of players compete for their country; the Hopman Cup, the Fed Cup and the Davis Cup. The Hopman Cup takes place in December/January in Australia and follows the same round robin format as the YEC. Except three matches are played to determine the winner of an encounter (this is known as a \\\'tie\\\' and the matches as \\\'rubbers\\\'), teams include one male and one female player and the tie is made up of a women\\\'s singles, a men\\\'s singles and a mixed doubles match. The Fed and Davis Cups are solely women\\\'s and men\\\'s events respectively. Ties are made up of five rubbers (two singles, one doubles, two singles) following a straight knock-out format, take place on selected weekends throughout the year and are held in one of the competing countries. The finals are both held in November by which time everyone\\\'s so confused they can\\\'t remember who\\\'s playing who(m). \\\'\\\'In 2012 the Czech Republic became the first country to win all three titles in the same year.\\\'\\\' <optional
Was that at all comprehensible?
I know when I first read the rules it took me three tries to get my head around it, but I left out the confusing stuff about World Groups, group playoffs, relegations etc etc because I think its a bit unnecessary for just a basic understanding?
What I do like about the picture is that it won\\\'t become irrelevant and it also doesn\\\'t imply any kind of favouritism. However just so we have some resources/options:
Some selected racquet smashing:
[[http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/06/14/article-2003557-0C8C00DE00000578-787_634x384.jpg McEnroe]]
[[http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00352/115971161_djokovic_352313c.jpg Djokovic]]
[[http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00352/115971161_djokovic_352313c.jpg Murray]]
[[http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/04/03/article-0-0445B481000005DC-534_468x312_popup.jpg Federer]]
[[http://www.sportlive.co.za/incoming/2012/01/18/marcos-baghdatis.jpg/ALTERNATES/crop_630x400/Marcos+Baghdatis.JPG Baghdatis]]
[[http://resources0.news.com.au/images/2011/10/04/1226157/673036-andy-roddick.jpg Roddick]]
[[http://www.mygc.com.au/images/articles/2012/07/04/smashing_racquet_wimbledon_2012_hero.jpg Tomic]]
[[http://d.yimg.com/i/ng/sp/ap_photo/20110125/all/l4975027.jpg Wawrinka]]
[[http://www2.tennisserver.com/images/photofeed/2010/family_circle_cup/100418/stosur-zvonareva/FamilyCircleCup-20100418-26-2303.jpg Zvonareva]]
\\\"Guys...I don\\\'t think that\\\'s how it works\\\"
Also in the Australian Open maybe the word \\\"modern\\\" instead of \\\"recent\\\"? Or \\\"recently introduced\\\"?
Right Davis Cup description, here goes nothing:
* \\\'\\\'\\\'Team tournaments\\\'\\\'\\\' (various dates/places): There are three tournaments in which teams of players compete for their country; the Hopman Cup, the Fed Cup and the Davis Cup. The Hopman Cup takes place in December/January in Australia and follows the same round robin format as the YEC. Except three matches are played to determine the winner of an encounter (this is known as a \\\'tie\\\' and the matches as \\\'rubbers\\\'), teams include one male and one female player and the tie is made up of a women\\\'s singles, a men\\\'s singles and a mixed doubles match. The Fed and Davis Cups are solely women\\\'s and men\\\'s events respectively. Ties are made up of five rubbers (two singles, one doubles, two singles) following a straight knock-out format, take place on selected weekends throughout the year and are held in one of the competing countries. The finals are both held in November by which time everyone\\\'s so confused they can\\\'t remember who\\\'s playing who(m). \\\'\\\'In 2012 the Czech Republic became the first country to win all three titles in the same year.\\\'\\\' <optional
Was that at all comprehensible?
I know when I first read the rules it took me three tries to get my head around it, but I left out the confusing stuff about World Groups, group playoffs, relegations etc etc because I think its a bit unnecessary for just a basic understanding?
What I do like about the picture is that it won\\\'t become irrelevant and it also doesn\\\'t imply any kind of favouritism. However just so we have some resources/options:
Some selected racquet smashing:
[[http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/06/14/article-2003557-0C8C00DE00000578-787_634x384.jpg McEnroe]]
[[http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00352/115971161_djokovic_352313c.jpg Djokovic]]
[[http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00352/115971161_djokovic_352313c.jpg Murray]]
[[http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/04/03/article-0-0445B481000005DC-534_468x312_popup.jpg Federer]]
[[http://www.sportlive.co.za/incoming/2012/01/18/marcos-baghdatis.jpg/ALTERNATES/crop_630x400/Marcos+Baghdatis.JPG Baghdatis]]
[[http://resources0.news.com.au/images/2011/10/04/1226157/673036-andy-roddick.jpg Roddick]]
[[http://www.mygc.com.au/images/articles/2012/07/04/smashing_racquet_wimbledon_2012_hero.jpg Tomic]]
[[http://d.yimg.com/i/ng/sp/ap_photo/20110125/all/l4975027.jpg Wawrinka]]
[[http://www2.tennisserver.com/images/photofeed/2010/family_circle_cup/100418/stosur-zvonareva/FamilyCircleCup-20100418-26-2303.jpg Zvonareva]]
\\\"Guys...I don\\\'t think that\\\'s how it works\\\"
