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Being thankful for what you have is peak maturity. 8-time ATP winner Liam Broady recently shared his thoughts on Twitter regarding a long-running controversy in the sport. The British star raised an important point while retweeting an interesting video about tennis balls. While most players are airing out their candid opinions about the consequences of different balls, Broady took an absolutely different approach.
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The ball issue in itself has gained a lot of attention in the last few months. Even the World’s No.1 Novak Djokovic shared his unfiltered opinion about the subject. Other stars like Stan Wawrinka and Ben Shelton raised a strong voice regarding this.
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Liam Broady shares an eye-opening message
At a time when most players are unifying against the poor regulations of the ATP, Broady shed light on a whole new perspective. Countless players have come forward to address the legitimacy of the ball issue and how it is affecting their health. However, Broady is more interested in highlighting an underlying cause that people often forget about.
We complain about s**t tennis balls on tour. Better to play with them for your job than to make them that’s for sure https://t.co/4zK41MwnLk
— Liam Broady (@Liambroady) October 30, 2023
He reshared a video that captured the scene of how tennis balls are made. The clip is from a factory and it accurately portrays the conditions in which these balls are made. Pertaining to this, Broady made a bitter but true comment. He said: “We complain about s**t tennis balls on tour. Better to play with them for your job than to make them that’s for sure.” This tweet is bound to make an impact. Broady in his own way asked all the players to be thankful for their relationship with the ball. Getting paid for playing and getting paid for making the balls holds a significant distinction.
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The issue of tennis ball changes has captured the attention of tennis stars and fans alike. It is no longer just a complaint but a movement with the sport’s top players coming together to express their concerns.
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Novak Djokovic and other players raise their voice
The Serbian star, Novak Djokovic has been sharing his views on the subject as have stalwarts like Stan Wawrinka and rising star Ben Shelton. The crux of the matter revolves around the inherent inconsistency created by frequent ball changes. As per them, this poses a significant challenge during the matches.
One of the central grievances athletes are facing is the impact on their performance. However, even more importantly it is their health that they are compromising. Players develop muscle memory and fine-tune their skills with a particular ball. These abrupt changes introduce an element of unpredictability that can lead to injuries.
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As the ball issue gains traction, Liam Broady’s poignant comment underscores the need for gratitude and recognition. Meanwhile, the battle for consistency and player health has become a rallying cry in the tennis world. What are your thoughts on this situation? Let us know in the comments.
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