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To: jjbrouwer; A CA Guy; Sun Soldier; Zuben Elgenubi
Well the semifinal is over and Venus won. It was great tennis. I never saw Venus play so well. But, I hate to see that beautiful Maria fall out of the tournament. Looking at her is like looking at candy.

Maybe next year.

;-)

p.s. I really think she should try to learn to mix up the speed of her first serves. Venus loves the pace and that's all Maria gave her. If she would learn to mix up her game a little ....... a lob or a nice drop shot, or just an off-speed forehand or backhand, I think she'd be unbeatable. But she goes for the gusto all the time. Maybe she'll learn in time.

123 posted on 06/30/2005 11:48:27 AM PDT by beyond the sea (No more legitimate hearing room ever again, Conyers......... to the broom closet ! ;-))
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To: beyond the sea

That was a shock. I didn't think Venus could beat Maria. She's still the best and will win it next year.


124 posted on 06/30/2005 12:27:11 PM PDT by jjbrouwer (Chelsea - kings of England!)
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To: beyond the sea

I'm happy our American Venus won.

There were some unexpected things being displayed by Venus.

Did someone finally teach Venus how to play tennis or did all her injuries force her to learn about topspin? She also has learned it seems that hitting at only 75% pace as a change up is a good thing. Good for her.

Both William sisters have suffered physical problems mostly due from hitting everything at 120% most of the time.
I'm glad we have Venus back healthy enough to get herself some titles again.


127 posted on 06/30/2005 2:10:22 PM PDT by A CA Guy (God Bless America, God bless and keep safe our fighting men and women.)
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