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Q: Pro's style (4)
Re: Q: Pro's styleby PETER 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Q: Pro's style) was posted by PETER, on 6/24/2005 2:47:39 PM:
| I don't think they play the way they play so it would be more exciting to watch by the spectators. It doesn't matter how you win... as long as you win. Every player should do everything they can so they can win. The reason they don't do a short drop shot is because it's not easy as you think... even you do do a nice drop shot... you are taking a chance of reversing the attack to your opponent. In words, what you say makes sense... in reality, it's not easy. Same thing in tennis.... they dont do the drop shot too often... only occassionally to throw the opponent off.. you can't use it too often. I only do what you say only if my opponent doesn't have a strong attack.... |