do you agree that serena williams would beat loads of the male tennis players?
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she probably would beat some men but not them all.every body has its capabilities no matter how long or how hard you train and once it reaches that limit then thats it
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I totally agree with you, Serena does have huge biceps but Justine is a lot more powerful. Just remember it is not just about the biceps. You use many muscles to get a lot of power.
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COZ, MEN'S PERSONAL RECORDS ARE FAR BETTER THAN WOMEN'S.\nISINBAYEVA CANT EVEN DREAM TO BEAT SERGI PUBKA.
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in mans tennis he is roger fedrerr and in woman tennis she is serena williams
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I think Roger Federer is gonna win on the men's side this year.
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Well it is really a true fact that most women tennis champions are younger than men.\n\nHowever, a man name Vincent Richards, who is a US men's doubles tennis champion in 1918 was only 15 years old 139 days compared to Martina Hingis who is 15 years old 282 days when she won the wimbeldon's doubles in 1996.  But can we count Anna Kournikova who won the Fed Cup by the age of 14?\n\nAnyway, as my own personal opinion in a man's point of view... perhaps another reason why most women tennis champions are younger than men is because they are more agile, light, sexy, fresh, charm, nice and interesting to watch... this doesn't mean I am not focusing the game/play...  but they are really amazing...!!!
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I don't mean to be rude, but women do not do less work in tennis! \n\nWimbledon officials have increased this year's prize money by 5% in the singles competition.\n\nThe increase means the men's champion will pocket £525,000, while the women's top prize is £486,000.\n\nYes, we admit that men are stonger, that's why they play 5 sets - however it doesn't mean that women work less hard - they play 3 sets because physically their bodies can only cope with that level.
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Male tennis is a faster and more intense sport. Females play at a slower pace (except Venus and Serena) not to mention the difference in match lengths. The bottom line is that tickets to female events do not sell as well and the prizes are given out accordingly.
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As someone who played tennis in college I am always amazed it's perfectly fine for the male tour players to play 5 set matches the last 3,4,5 hours while the woman finish in about 45 minutes in the best of 3 set matches.  Of course the woman demanded equal pay and the tour acquiesced and pays them the same.\n\nI keep waiting for NOW to show up and shut the place down demanding equality but alas, they're still busy protesting Clinton over how he abused, misused and then trashed Lewinsky.  \n\nOh you mean they're not?  Maybe I can give the hypocrites a call and see if they're still in existence.\n\nI'd like to see why they don't protest the fact that a man has no say in whether or not a woman has an abortion BUT if he is married, whether the child is his or not, he pays child support for 18 years if they divorce. \n\nYeah' I'll call them right now.  I wonder what the record is for being placed on hold.  I have a feeling I'm about to find out.\n\nDawnsEarlyLight- I worked in health care for 17 years. Being the fact that it's about 90% women, I've had my ass grabbed and breast brushed up against me more than you will ever get harassed in your life so don't even think about it.  \n\nRather than piss and moan about it, frankly I just took advantage when I wanted and didn't when I didn't want to.  Hey - what do you know, I had a choice.\n\nFYI for you guys out there - if you think your lady ain't cheating, trust me - they believe in equal opportunity.  If you think you share secrets with them, thrust me - you have NO secrets with them.\nThey will tell a complete stranger in line at the grocery store you're good for about two minutes with you standing right behind them.  I have heard it all.\n\ngalaxiquestar - Once again, tell the whole story.  A few years ago I saw a US labor bureau statistic that said the average woman, regardless of educational level, stays in the workforce for just 7 years.  Let's be nuts and double that to 14.  Are you so biased as to think that person deserves the same wages as someone with 30 years experience.  Get real for a change.
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i think she will. But if she plays Mauresmo in the finals, id say 50-50
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Williams sisters accused of breach of contract in lawsuit\n\nBy BRIAN SKOLOFF, Associated Press Writer\nNovember 17, 2006\n\nWEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- Tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams reneged on a deal to play in a 2001 "Battle of the Sexes" match, costing the promoters millions of dollars, an attorney claimed Friday during opening statements in a breach-of-contract lawsuit against the sisters and their father. \n\n"This case is about the sanctity of a contract, a case about men and women giving their word," said John Romano, attorney for promoters Carol Clarke and Keith Rhodes, who are suing the sisters and their father, Richard Williams, for alleged breach of contract. \n\nClarke and Rhodes, owners of a company called CCKR, allege that Richard Williams committed his daughters to play in the match and that they reneged on the deal. The promoters had not yet secured agreements from any men's stars, Romano said. The promoters are seeking unspecified damages. \n\nThe Williams sisters claim their father could not make such a commitment because he did not have the authority to enter into the deal. \n\n"Not one time, not one document will you see where Venus Williams signed any agreement, signed any note, signed any letter, obligating her to participate in a battle of the sexes," the sisters' attorney, F. Malcolm Cunningham, told jurors. \n\n"Similarly, Serena Williams did not sign anything," Cunningham added. "The case begins and ends there." \n\nA first trial in the case ended in a mistrial in December after more than two weeks of testimony. This second trial, before Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Jeffrey A. Winicoff, is expected to last five weeks. \n\nThe sisters were present in the courtroom Friday, sitting at a table with two silver laptop computers in front of them. Their father also was present.
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You know, every country goes through a period of rebuilding once their champion players retire or begin to wind down. It's not fair to expect to produce champions at every turn. We in Oz have never had the pleasure that others have had with multiple champions or choices of them. We have produced some great players though, some of the best, just not all at the same time. Just be grateful that no matter where the players herald from that we still get to see fantastic tennis. I know what you are saying in relation to representative tennis. Sadly a lot of players do put their personal careers ahead of country. Although I personally find that a little sad ( as none seem to mind the chance at Olympic Gold) They have the right I guess to limit their matches and games if it's the Grand Slams that they have their eyes on. We tend to have unrealistic expectations of our players. Maybe it's just that other players are finding form or new players making their mark. I'm sure they are trying. They wouldn't want their fans to be disappointed in them.
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I have no problem with women playing traditionally male sports (or vice versa) as long as they can compete at that level.\n\nI would applaud the presence of women in professional sports such as baseball, hockey, football, basketball along side men if they are able to hold their own. It should be encouraged.
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I am clapping my hands!IIt is so fun to play AND watch! I prefer watching women's tennis to men's because after 2 hours or so, it gets tedious. My favorite women's player is Martina Hingis and men's is Roger Federer. I don't play at a club, but I am starting next month with lessons. (I still play for fun though)
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In about ten years from now if you remember this question, you will likely come to the conclusion that Andre was very lucky in finding a woman like Steffi Graf.  Steffi is a lot more active, can do a lot of things for herself, and is probably a great mom for his children.  I have always had a lot of respect for the way she conducted herself throughout her career.  Steffi probably understands Andre better than any woman he has ever met and that is why it was clear to him that she was the one.  Andre can sometimes be a little head-strong at times, but his heart is almost always in the right place.  Andre is a very generous man to those seeking to better themselves with the School he started and has really helped tennis grow along the way.  I am truly glad that Andre grew out of his earlier ways on tour when he was young.  he wasn't a bad kid or anything, he just didn't have the wisdom and experience that comes with maturity.  I wish I would have been able to see Andre perform live, but I have always enjoyed watching his epic matches on TV against Sampras and the fact that he truly found happiness with Steffi in the end.  The real funny thing was that I actually told a friend that Andre would be happier with someone like Steffi, and then 2 years later it actually happened.
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Serena Williams is 'the J-Lo of the tennis sport'.
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No one can be replaced with Roger now . He is supreb . And proved his brilliance . He is improving in each match . He is absolutely brilliant in grass as well as hard courts . He is hardworking . He has to improve a lot on clay . I think he is improving a lot in this clay court season. Hope he will show his ability and talent once again in this comming French Open 2006 ... And will prove he is a legand of tennis ...