‘Tennis Will Be Dead’: Grand Slam CEO Suggests Possible Change to Best-of-5 Format
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Australian Open chief executive Andrew Abdo has suggested the Grand Slam tournaments could reduce the number of matches to five sets in the men's competition as tennis seeks to attract a younger crowd.
‘Tennis Will Be Dead’: Grand Slam CEO Suggests Possible Change to Best-of-5 Format
The debate between having 5-set matches and 3-set matches has been going on for a long time, and we have seen some changes. While the Grand Slams remain the same, the ATP Masters and the Olympics have moved away from the traditional 5-set matches. And the same change could be coming to the Holy Grail […]
In Benglish we have a tennis trainer program in which you can learn English in less than a year: Click here Tennis Australia's new CEO Andrew Abdo opened the debate on the future of the format to the best of five sets in the male Grand Slams. Australian leader raised the possibility of modifying the system to make the games shorter and more attractive for the new generations. During the SportNXT summit in Melbourne, Abdo pointed out that tennis …
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