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            ˚            ᵗʰᵉ   ʳᵘˡᵉˢ   ᵒᶠ   ᵗʰᵉ   ᵍᵃᵐᵉ   ˢᵗᵃᵗᵉˢ       :      "       𝚙𝚛𝚘𝚖𝚒𝚜𝚎   𝚖𝚎   𝚢𝚘𝚞’𝚕𝚕   𝚜𝚝𝚒𝚕𝚕   𝚋𝚎   𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎   𝚠𝚑𝚎𝚗   𝚒   𝚠𝚊𝚔𝚎   𝚞𝚙,       "

        [    ...    ]        𝐓𝐇𝐄   𝐏𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐃   𝐎𝐅   someone   who   is   more   than   a   friend   but   less   than   a   lover,     but   something   far,     far   greater     :     never   falls   upon   deaf   ears.     tashi   is   his   twin   flame,     but   art   is   the   water   who   flows   and   subdues     ...     reminds   icarus   that   the   sun   will   burn   even   those   who   show   utmost   potential.     we've   all   seen   what   happened   to   her,     afterall.     "     ...     i   was   just   goin'   for   a   smoke.     don't   be   dramatic,     "     the   pack   sitting   in   his   palm   now   falls   heavy,     anchoring   him   to   stay   on   his   dip   in   the   bed.     patrick   rises   as   the   sun   does,     and   @tennismatch   remains   shrouded   in   its   shadows       —     maybe   even   all   these   years,     things   aren't   too   different,     after   all.     they're   still   just   seventeen.     "     y'miss   me   already,     donaldson     ?     still   haven't   gotten   your   fill   of   me   makin'   up   for   lost   time     ?     "     the   weight   that   hangs   between   each   syllable   begs   for   the   other   to   stay   just   like   this.     begging,     pleading   despite   the   uncertainty     ..     proverbial   hand   reaching   out   to   remind   him   not   to   fly   too   fast   and   leave   him   behind.     "     y'want   to   take   your   princess   nap   or   come   with   me     ?     "

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Rachael Stuhlmann is a rising star in the world of professional tennis. Born in California in 1996, she began playing tennis at a young age and quickly fell in love with the sport. With her fierce determination, incredible athleticism, and undeniable talent, Rachael has become a force to be reckoned with on the court.

One of Rachael's greatest strengths is her powerful serve, which has been known to clock in at over 120 miles per hour. She also has an impressive backhand and forehand, and her footwork is second to none. But what really sets Rachael apart is her mental toughness and ability to stay focused under pressure. She is a true competitor and never gives up, no matter how tough the match.

Off the court, Rachael is just as impressive. She is a role model for young women everywhere, showing them that with hard work and dedication, anything is possible. She is also an advocate for equality in sports, fighting to ensure that female athletes are given the same opportunities as their male counterparts.

But there's no denying that Rachael's beauty is also part of her appeal. With her stunning looks and toned physique, she has become a favorite of tennis fans around the world. Whether she's on the court in her signature tennis whites or off the court in casual attire, Rachael always looks effortlessly chic and stylish.

As Rachael's star continues to rise, there's no doubt that she will inspire many more young women to pursue their dreams and push themselves to be the best they can be – both on and off the court

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Us open Finalist -2024 Who will win the First Time Trophy? Aryna vs Jessica

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Roland Garros Men's Final: Will It Be Alcaraz's Third or Zverev's First?

The stage is set for an electrifying men's final at Roland Garros, where a new champion will be crowned. The contest pits the tenacious Carlos Alcaraz against the formidable Alexander Zverev. Will Alcaraz secure his third Grand Slam title, or will Zverev finally achieve his maiden Grand Slam victory?

Alexander Zverev's Red-Hot Streak

Zverev enters the final riding a wave of momentum, having recently triumphed at the Rome Masters. His path to the final has been marked by impressive victories over top players such as Rafael Nadal and Casper Ruud. Despite these opponents not being at their peak, Zverev’s wins are a testament to his current form and resilience. Notably, Zverev survived two grueling five-set matches against Tallon Griekspoor and Holger Rune. Against Griekspoor, Zverev was down two breaks in the fifth set but showcased remarkable grit and determination to clinch the victory. Zverev's potent combination of a big first serve and relentless consistency in rallies makes him a formidable opponent on any surface.

Carlos Alcaraz: Overcoming Nerves and the Competition

On the other hand, Carlos Alcaraz has had a more tumultuous journey. His recent performance in the Roland Garros semifinal was shaky, characterized by an unusually high number of unforced errors. In his match against Jannik Sinner, Alcaraz committed 35 unforced errors and managed a first serve percentage of only 58%, leading to a nail-biting encounter that showcased more nerves than finesse.

To put this in perspective, while his average unforced errors in shorter best-of-three matches is around 23, the increase during the longer best-of-five sets highlights the pressure and intensity of the semifinals. Despite these challenges, Alcaraz remains the favorite to win the title. A victory here would mark his third Grand Slam on a different surface, putting him just one Slam away from achieving a career Grand Slam. Moreover, winning Roland Garros would bring Alcaraz within 1,000 points of Jannik Sinner in the ATP rankings, a crucial factor as he defends his Wimbledon title points while Sinner only defends semifinal points. This is key for Alcaraz's aspirations to end the year as World No. 1.

Head-to-Head Record

Overall Record: Alcaraz and Zverev have faced each other 5 times, with Zverev leading the head-to-head 3-2.

Clay Court Record: On clay, they have met 3 times, with Alcaraz leading 2-1.

Their encounters on clay have been particularly telling, showcasing the strengths and weaknesses of both players on this surface. Alcaraz's superior clay court record against Zverev could be a deciding factor in the final.

Key Stats and Comparisons on Clay

Carlos Alcaraz:

Win rate on clay in 2023: 84%

Average first serve points won: 72%

Break points saved: 68%

Alexander Zverev:

Win rate on clay in 2023: 78%

Average first serve points won: 74%

Break points saved: 65%

Alcaraz’s proficiency on clay is slightly higher, underscoring his tactical adeptness and comfort on the surface.

Strategic Keys for Victory

Alexander Zverev:

Consistent Rallies: Zverev’s ability to outlast opponents in long rallies, reducing unforced errors, will be crucial. His first serve will need to be on point to win easy points and put Alcaraz on the defensive.

Aggressive Return Game: Capitalizing on Alcaraz's second serve with deep, aggressive returns to force errors and seize control of points.

Carlos Alcaraz:

Topspin Forehand: Utilizing his heavy, high topspin forehand to push Zverev back and create opportunities to attack. This strategy can neutralize Zverev’s aggression and allow Alcaraz to dictate the pace of the match.

Variety and Drop Shots: Mixing up play with drop shots to exploit Zverev’s movement and pull him out of position. Alcaraz’s ability to change the rhythm and pace of rallies can disrupt Zverev’s game plan.

Mental Fortitude: Maintaining composure and minimizing unforced errors will be key for Alcaraz. His previous Grand Slam experience gives him an edge in handling the pressure of the final.

Finally....

While Zverev’s current form is undeniably impressive, Alcaraz’s overall proficiency on clay and his experience in Grand Slam finals make him the favorite. A victory here not only cements Alcaraz’s status as a clay court maestro but also brings him one step closer to a career Grand Slam and significantly impacts the ATP rankings. However, this match promises to be a thrilling encounter with both players having clear paths to victory. The player who can best execute their strategy and handle the high-stakes atmosphere will emerge as the new champion of Roland Garros.

The tennis world waits with bated breath to see whether it will be Alcaraz lifting his third Grand Slam trophy or Zverev celebrating his maiden triumph. Stay tuned for what promises to be an unforgettable final.

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How Yoga Reshaped the Game of Tennis?

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Unveiling the famous 11 Global Tennis Tournaments: A Deeper Look Beyond the Grand Slam Spotlight

These are some of the most famous tennis tournaments in the world other than the Grand Slams. They have the top players, beautiful locations, and exciting matches

For more detail click the link

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🎾 #GrandSlam of Volunteering Excellence! 🤗

Our incredible students from #IISM, taking on pivotal roles within the Auction Management team, aced their responsibilities at the Tennis Premier League auction, and their performance was nothing short of remarkable.

Their unwavering dedication and commitment were the true aces of the evening, ensuring that every aspect of the event ran seamlessly. It's not just about the #teamwork, but the heart and soul they poured into making it a grand success.

A big #shoutout to these amazing #volunteers for their outstanding efforts! 🎉👍 Your #hardwork and #passion made all the difference, and you are truly appreciated.

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I am decidedly unfriendly during a golf game, from the first hole to the last.

- Rafael Nadal

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            ˚            ᵗʰᵉ   ʳᵘˡᵉˢ   ᵒᶠ   ᵗʰᵉ   ᵍᵃᵐᵉ   ˢᵗᵃᵗᵉˢ       :      "       𝚒   𝚍𝚘𝚗'𝚝   𝚑𝚊𝚟𝚎   𝚝𝚒𝚖𝚎   𝚏𝚘𝚛   𝚍𝚒𝚜𝚝𝚛𝚊𝚌𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗𝚜   𝚛𝚒𝚐𝚑𝚝   𝚗𝚘𝚠,     "

        [    ...    ]           𝐀   𝐑𝐀𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐑   𝐏𝐄𝐂𝐔𝐋𝐈𝐀𝐑   case     :     she   runs   and   avoids,     while   he     ...     in   spite   of   all   his   ego,     chases   after   her   when   their   shared   flame   burns   into   a   forest   fire.     unrelentless   in   his   pursuit,     devoid   of   the   cool   confidence   he   often   exudes,     yet   now   borderlines   on   desperation.     '     pulling   an   art     '     the   nasty   part   of   him   adds.        if   it   weren't   for   the   incident,     the   fight   would've   ended   as   it   always   has     :     with   them   somehow   finding   their   way   back   to   each   other       —     not   him   having   to   beg   for   @tennismatch   to   even   look   at   him.     last-ditch   attempt   to   make   nice   after   he   missed   her   game   and   her   whole   life   ended   in   one   faithful   misstep.     "     c'mon,     tashi,     just     ..     you're   fucking   overworking   yourself   and   you   know   it.     you   need   to   recover.     you   need   to   slow   down,     "     at   least   something   hasn't   changed     :     he's   still   nothing   more   to   her   than   just   a   distraction.     "     can   we   just     ...     talk     ?     fuck,     anything,     okay     ?     slap   me   in   the   fucking   face   if   you   want.     i   just        ...     "     his   breath,     and   a   rare   show   of   honesty,     catches   in   his   throat.     "     i   miss   you,     "

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Carlos Alcaraz lifts the Indian Wells title🏆

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SF Preview: Casper Ruud v Alexander Zverev - Two very hungry players, vying for another GS Final trip

In today's other semifinal at Roland Garros, Casper Ruud faces Alexander Zverev in a classic showdown of consistency versus power.

Casper Ruud has honed his game to perfection on clay courts, leveraging heavy topspin to control rallies and outmaneuver opponents. His forehand is a weapon of mass disruption, loaded with topspin that pushes opponents deep behind the baseline and creates acute angles for winners. Ruud’s footwork on clay is impeccable; his ability to slide into shots and maintain balance allows him to stay aggressive while minimizing unforced errors. His backhand, while not as lethal as his forehand, is a model of consistency and precision, crucial for setting up his forehand attacks.

Positive Stats for Ruud at Roland Garros 2024:

First Serve Percentage: Ruud has consistently maintained a high first serve percentage, around 70%, which helps him start points aggressively.

Topspin Forehand Winners: Averaging over 20 forehand winners per match, Ruud’s topspin forehand has been a significant weapon.

Negative Stats for Ruud at Roland Garros 2024:

Unforced Errors: While generally consistent, Ruud has had matches with high unforced error counts, occasionally exceeding 30.

Break Points Saved: His ability to save break points has been a bit shaky, with a conversion rate around 50%.

Alexander Zverev brings a different dynamic with his imposing 198 cm frame and powerful groundstrokes. His two-handed backhand is one of the most potent on tour, allowing him to dictate play and hit winners from the baseline. Despite his height, Zverev’s movement is surprisingly agile, utilizing long strides to cover the court effectively. His footwork, though not as fluid as Ruud’s, is efficient enough to keep him in rallies and turn defense into offense.

Positive Stats for Zverev at Roland Garros 2024:

Aces: Zverev has been serving strong, averaging over 10 aces per match, giving him free points and maintaining pressure on his opponents.

Backhand Winners: His backhand has been exceptionally effective, averaging 15 winners per match, keeping opponents on the defensive.

Negative Stats for Zverev at Roland Garros 2024:

Double Faults: Zverev has struggled with double faults, averaging 5 per match, which can give away crucial points.

First Serve Percentage: While powerful, his first serve percentage has been inconsistent, dipping below 60% in some matches.

Keys to Victory for Ruud:

Heavy Topspin: Ruud must utilize his heavy topspin forehand to keep Zverev deep and off balance, forcing short balls and creating opportunities to attack.

Consistency: Maintaining a high level of consistency and minimizing unforced errors will be crucial. Ruud needs to prolong rallies and wait for Zverev to make mistakes.

Efficient Movement: Ruud’s ability to move efficiently on clay will be vital in outlasting Zverev in extended rallies, especially in the grueling conditions of Roland Garros.

Keys to Victory for Zverev:

Powerful Backhand: Zverev must leverage his powerful two-handed backhand to dominate rallies, hitting deep and aggressive shots to push Ruud on the defensive.

Effective Serving: Serving effectively to gain free points and maintain pressure on Ruud will be essential. Zverev’s serve can be a game-changer if he maintains a high first-serve percentage.

Control the Baseline: Using his height and reach, Zverev should aim to control the baseline, dictating play and keeping Ruud from settling into his topspin rhythm.

This match promises to be a captivating clash of styles. While Zverev’s power and serving could give him the upper hand, Ruud’s consistency, topspin, and clay-court savvy might tip the balance in his favor. Tennis enthusiasts can expect a thrilling battle of tactical prowess and physical endurance.

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How Yoga Reshaped the Game of Tennis?