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Finding Roger Federer Meltdown footage on YouTube is like finding a seat on the Number 4 Lexington Avenue subway at 9:30 in the morning. [Non-New Yorkers, take note: it's rare.] The Greatest of All Time usually deals with blown shots by dragging his middle finger across his forehead and tucking his hair behind his ear. Not this time. This was a semi-final match with Novak Djokovic at the 2009 Sony Ericsson Open in Miami, Florida. Djokovic just broke Fed in the third and deciding set and was up 15-0 when the Greatest of All Time took his eyes off a routine approach shot that could have evened the score. Federer went through lots of racquets when he was playing the junior circuit; wonder if he felt a little wave of nostalgia upon banging this one hard into the court.

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Jul302013

Proof of Tennis Hate #8: Tennis Net Nest

AuthorAmy Eddings Posted on DateTuesday, July 30, 2013 at 7:00AM

At Jackie Robinson Park's tennis courts, at Malcolm X Blvd between Chauncy St and Marion St.

This net, used to divide the first court where lessons are held at Jackie Robinson Park in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brookln, is better suited for squirrels.  At least there are tennis courts in my new neighborhood.  Just six blocks away!!  Nobody on them in the morning!  All mine, mine, mine.  Don't tell anyone or I'll be really mad.

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