Uncovered: USTA National Campus Opens For Play

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  • čas přidán 11. 04. 2017
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Komentáře • 6

  • @iiDyzR
    @iiDyzR Před 7 lety +5

    Bollettieri got some competition

  • @hugosk891
    @hugosk891 Před 7 lety

    Without this they had in the past: Connors, McEnroe, Sampras, Agassi, Courier, Roddick and some more. I wouldn't know what kind of players they will get then with this.

    • @awateilrahc
      @awateilrahc Před 7 lety

      Hugo Guillén already played here for spring break in college, don't see the point in 100 courts, 50 would be plenty. Unless everyone migrates here I don't see the point. Plus giving kids what they want they will have no drive, European countries don't have this and produce 20x the quality of players

    • @patrickkylser
      @patrickkylser Před 7 lety

      To be fair, it is still new. The idea is to attract enough attention to get those 100 courts being used consistently. The courts are suppose to attract all types and levels of player anyways. This type of facility that can give players everything they need, we can produce even more great players. Just to clarify, there are over 743 million people in Europe, while around 319 million in the US so of course they are going to produce more players, but what really helps them is that the sport of tennis is a bigger deal in these countries. With facilities like these at their disposal, kids are more likely to get into the sport and thrive (which is the idea). In addition, these courts have every game surface, except for grass, so it would be a huge advantage to the younger players.