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WTA 500 ATP 250 Eastbourne 6/25 - 7/1 2023

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Re: WTA 500 ATP 250 Eastbourne 6/25 - 7/1 2023

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She's 28 - the window is closing.
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I don't think it is about age. That is one of two things that I don't think can be taught: CONTROL and POWER come with the genetics. You can work a lot on them, and get better, but there is a ceiling.
See Laconte, Henri. He just could not reign in that power to the centimeter.
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ponchi101 wrote: Sat Jul 01, 2023 5:26 pm I don't think it is about age. That is one of two things that I don't think can be taught: CONTROL and POWER come with the genetics. You can work a lot on them, and get better, but there is a ceiling.
See Laconte, Henri. He just could not reign in that power to the centimeter.
I just meant that very few people over the age of 28 win a major for the first time.
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Agree about Keys being better on hard courts but I was not at all surprised Sloane beat her .defense matters a lot on fast courts, and Keys is weak in that area..on a slower court, keys has the power to blow even Sloane away but on a fast court, movement matters more..
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