Question to females about male tennis players.?
824109
i play tennis at my local club and as far as i've seen men tennis players are NOT weak... and is a tougher game to playing football... you have to be skillfull to play tennis... its not much of a womens game is a unisex game,,,  but girls/women are all attracted the atheletic men...  cuz they tend 2 have fit bodies... and yaa,,, well thats wot my friends say/..
678660
Stupid question - tennis
923709
If you go to yahoo sports and click on tennis it will give the current rankings for both men and women. Hope this helps!
105328
Are you asking where would the top women players fit in the men's ranks? I'll assume that's the question, but please clarify if that is not the case.\nFirst, I am glad that Billie Jean King had the sense to avoid this comparison, and to establish the women's tour as a phenomenon that stands on its own merits. I love women's tennis, and don't care if they are able to compete effectively against the men.\nHaving said that, there is ample evidence that the top women would not be able to compete successfully against the men's pros. Billie Jean King beat a 55-year-old man (who previously beat another top woman, Margaret Smith). There just is too much difference in speed of foot and spin and pace of the ball. The top women players of today would almost certainly be unsuccessful in the men's tour, whether the main events or satellites. \nMale players often play practice matches against top women, and I think you will find that even good college players will beat all or nearly all of the women.\nThis is not to diminish in any way the quality of women's tennis, which is tremendous. I just know that to date the top women would not be close to being competitive against male pros.
763274
as a guy we listen to girls cause we think its what you want. Also if you want him to talk learn a little something about a sport that happened recently and talk about that.
506680
In men's tennis the situation right now is following (ATP rankings):\n(those # r points)\n1. Federer 632 \n2. Nadal   384 \n3. Ljubičič 251 \n4. Nalbandian250 \n5. Baghdatis 196 \n6. Blake 186 \n7. Haas 176 \n8. Davydenko 168 \n9. Nieminen 150 \n10. Ančič 139\n\nIn women's tennis (WTA rankings):\n\n1. Mauresmo 3272 \n2. Clijsters 3048 \n3. Petrova 2620 \n4. Sharapova 2543 \n5. Henin-Hardenn 2408 \n6. Pierce 2302 \n7. Davenport 2254 \n8. Dementeva 1964 \n9. Schnyder 1753 \n10. Kuznecova 1577
518895
I think you need to do a little maturing.  \n\nLife happens.  If a tournament has been canceled, then there is probably a good reason for him to have talked to her for 20 minutes.  Hell, I have been on the phone with the pizza place for 20 minutes trying to get an order straightened out...it doesn't mean that I'm looking to hook up with the moron on the phone.  \n\nOn the other hand...if you guys are serious about your own relationship, I don't think that it is out of hand for you to let him know that you would feel more comfortable if he found a MALE tennis partner.  Personally, I think that's is a wee bit strange, regardless of the age.
513645
who is the sexiest sports womAn? or who ARE the sexiest sports women?\n\nhuh?
266014
I don't know much about tennis but I will stop and watch if she is playing. Eye candy that's for sure. If she can attract people for that reason alone, she's good for the game.
192152
I admire & respect the women who watch the game! It's a great sport & I see no reason why they can't enjoy it as much as us guys can!\n\nWhether or not I'd be cynical about the gal would depend on her & how much she actually know about the teams & players!
78582
Well there goes the guys again thinking that we ladies can be tricked into doing something we are either not interested in or don't understand or don't want to understand...\nBut in all fairness.. If you really want her to be really interested and not pretend interest. take the time to give her the rules, background on players you think are great or suck and why, their injuries, you have to see it from our view, if all we see is grownmen smacking heads we think "OK guys have fun, catch you later".. But if we are involved with the rules and see an injustice on the field of a player we know just got hurt in a previous game, we're going to root for the underdog ... Is any of this sinking in, or does it sound like too much work to do to have your girl really care about your fun thing you already understand?
768184
i love that tennis is a very simple game in terms of the rules. very little room for interpretation at a professional level. compare to rugby, cricket, american football, squash...\n\nTennis is a war against yourself - one of the most psychologically challenging sports i've played.\n\nProbably the greatest thing about tennis - the all-round athletic and other talent needed. you have to be quick, have good reflexes, balance, mentally strong, timing, fitness...\n\nTennis has also been a sort of fashion parade over the years, more than any sport i can think of off hand. People like Borg, Agassi, Rafter, Wiliams sisters, Chris Evert etc were/are sex symbols and fashion icons of sorts in their heyday.\n\nPerhaps an interesting topical issue in tennis that is worth mentioning is the debate surrounding relative prize money of men vs women. they're still not equal in most Grand Slams I think. An interesting barometer of the times.\n\nContrasting styles and rivalries mcenroe vs connors, sampras vs agassi, Evert vs Navratilova, Federer vs Nadal...\n\nEquipment evolution - wooden raquets - aluminium - fibre glass - graphite and who knows what they play with these days. Clothes worn - initally women had to wear long skirts, and these days they practically wear nothing. (So i guess a theme could be how tennis has generally been quite an interesting reflection of the values and "rules" of the times over the years.\n\nProfessional vs amateur eras...
535150
well no ways! there are many more attractive women in tennis. for instance maria sharapova , anna kourniova, anastasia myskina, martina hingis etc . well sania is just avg. lukin
529690
1. They're used to getting hot and sweaty.\n2. They like it rough.\n3. They can handle their balls very well.\n4. They don't mind coming in physical contact with other guys. (sorry if this offends you.)\n5. They travel all throughout the country, and sometimes you can tag along.\n6. They can do it in 11 different positions.\n7. They were tight clothes for easy access.\n8. They go both ways the whole time.\n9. They need a break right in the middle.\n10. They pause a lot so you can take a breather...or two.\n11. They have to be skilled to even be on the team.\n12. They love being on top and they know where you want it.\n13. Sometimes they go straight up the middle, and sometimes they mess around and go wide.\n14. They are used to pushing (hard) until satisfaction is achieved.\n15. They aren't really known as ever cheating.
372077
Here ya go!!!\nhttp://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=48141&page=1
310794
There was a tennis court just behind my house growing up. I used to go there a lot to just hit the balls around from time to time, but eventually I learned how to play (by watching Wimbledon over summer vacation). Ever since then I've loved the game. I never was the best player, but I always have a good time. How about you?\n\nAh, the other part of the question. I love this sport because you can play it no matter what age you are. It's very relaxing, and doesn't need to be strenuous at all, and yet if you are very competitive it can be a very good workout.
551814
I totallyyy love tennis! It's such an awesome and interesting game to both watch and play..! The French Open, my fave Slam of thm all is getting under way today..\nMy fave player: Rafael Nadal (by a longgggggggggggg mile!)