A few choice duels that showcase the character of the match and Björn Borg's unmatched clay-court prowess and supremely versatile outmaneuvering skills.
A few choice duels that showcase the character of the match and Björn Borg's unmatched clay-court prowess and supremely versatile outmaneuvering skills.
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Bjorn Borg is the best damn tennis player i have ever seen.The way in which he just wore his opponents down,and just knew when to play the right shot,coming to the net,and his unique ,effective backhand is one i have never seen before even in the modern game especially game.He trully was the king of tennis.
I agree with your assessment of Borg's brilliance. He did have the strangest backhand I have ever seen - totally unique. Totally loved his class and determination. I never understood why Lendl tried to out steady Borg when they played.
Seems that Nadal is the son of Borg's style of play. I'm not saying that is just the same, but is like this style adapted for the modern tennis. Amazing Borg.
very funny chosen points! Looks like Borg has won because more agressive. That Lendl was the one who lost against Chang in 1989, not the bulldozer player that he's become.
This match was very nice. It was a very hot day and it seemed the clay was a foot deep - an exceptionally slow and hot match. Borg was in total control and it was impressive of Lendl to take two sets.
Yes, that's a strange fact. I credit Ivan greatly for still hanging in there at a great level and not succumb to any negative energy (like his meltdown in the AO 83 F). Lendl backhand is also very solid in this match (some fantastic BH passing-shots in tense moments-- no trace at all of the BH errors that marred a few other RG-finals of his. And a like Borg's FH, it's so varied in pace, angle and spin and sometimes he even outhits Lendl on this flank...
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Less power, less speed, less stamina, much weaker service, backhand and volley play than in his prime.