Sep 8, 2014 -- 6:17PM, caramba wrote:

ffsI'm trying to do some reading on how much you run in different sports, and then in this article they use this servebot fest as an example:http://tribesports.com/blog/the-average-distance-run-in-different-sportsDespite the fact that tennis matches can last around 5 hours if they go to five sets, the average distance covered in tennis is much lower than football and hockey. Indeed, in the longest tennis match ever played, between John Isner and Nicholas Mahut at the 2010 Wimbledon championships, which lasted 11 hours 5 minutes, it is estimated that the two players covered around 9.6km (6 miles) each. So in the longest tennis match ever played, the players still did not cover the same amount of ground as a standard footballer would.

Sep 8, 2014 -- 6:19PM, map wrote:

Sep  8, 2014 --  6:15PM, edy wrote:That court in Seville is the most beautiful thing I ever saw?

It's yellow clay. Such beautiful yellow clay