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  1. I like the idea. And it’s so intuitively true. I think everybody on reading the article should instantly say and feel: “it’s so true”, may be adding a while after: “but why on earth didn’t I understand it earlier?”.

    I wonder if it’s the only truth. There were a lot of players who not only didn’t like or even hated playing tennis or competing. Probably the most famous example is Andre Agassi, as he reckoned it in his book “Open”. It was not earlier that towards the end of his career did he speak of how lucky he was to play tennis.

    But there are other names as well. Dimitri Tursunov hated tennis during the early part of his career. I would suggest that tennis is a reflection of life. There are different ways to arrive at the destination. Not a single one.

    Try to compare the attitude, composure and concentration during competition of Björn Borg (k. a. Iceborg) and John McEnroe (the “fire”). May every one finds their own way to the success.

    But to be true, I think the JOY is one of the easiest.

    Or do the champions adopt such a language because the spectators and media like it ?