Why can’t players agree if American open courts are slow – or if they are fast?

New York – The conditions for playing are points of conversation during the first few days of this year open, with many players that weighed in court and states of balls.

The problem is that players seem to be able to match.

“Court’s speed, I can’t really remember what the year was when she changed, when she started to be a little faster than what she used to be” Novak Djokovic Said on Wednesday for rinsing meadows. “But it was quite the same speed for several years.”

The US Open is the only major that used different balls for men and women’s events – both use Wilson, but the male “additional duty” The ball is something heavier. The velocity of the court and how fast or slowly balls they play can affect the temperature, wind and humidity, but regardless, the players always do not agree among themselves. John Isner He once told reporters that he really did not see the difference between clay courts and grasses.

Open outdoor organizers insist that the balls are the same as last year and courts are the same, medium speed. Alexander Bublik called them “pretty fast” and Alex De Minaur said they were “fast and skiddi” but australian Jordan Thompson They had other thoughts after the first round win.

“It’s usually much faster,” he said. “But I wouldn’t call these courts this year.

“I feel that the balls are really soft, especially when it is cold, but it feels like a ball, but it feels so frustrating. It’s really so frustrating. They really feel so frustrating. They really feel so frustrating. They really feel so frustrating.

Jessica PegulaSeed no. 4, he said some players were better than others in judicial court speeds.

“I think some people are really in line with him maybe too much (i) some people just don’t worry,” she said. “They are, like, I don’t know, it feels it kind of.

“I don’t know what is right or wrong, it’s probably not too much, you may not be aware that you don’t even know. Everyone is so different. All the personality is so different when it’s just a person.”

Daria Kasatkin He said she thought the balls were flying.

“The surface is pretty fast,” she said after the first round was winning. “Balls don’t pretty at all. They’re versus the rocks because more you play, they are more, and they are completely bald and when you try to squeeze them, and when you try to press them, it is completely strange.

“Under normal conditions, when the ball is older, it becomes softer and it’s hard to make a winner. It’s like just flying, boom, boom, boom.”

Craig O’Shannessi, a respectable analyst of the data and coach, said the players are often the worst judges.

“It’s because it’s all about their personal preference,” he told ESPN. “When they say it’s fast, it takes to be recalculated with” fast for them “or” is slow for them. “Certain styles, players from Spain, Argentina, South America, and they will feel easily, and they will be easy to say and they will easily say that it is really easy to say that it is really easy to say that it will be really easy to solve.

De Minaur said the balls played differently in any case of North American summer.

“Many players, we scratched our heads, because we don’t understand, we played with this ball in the US, and we never felt like it was uncontrollable, or we can’t feel the ball in wires (as we did) in progress.

“So, for me it’s great to be here. It feels like a comfortable conditions. It is obviously fast and skiddi, but I always enjoyed it.”

Djokovic said he talked about the condition of the ball with his colleagues.

“I heard many players think that finally consistency with the balls used in the United States opened in the US are open. Most of the players I talked with, they now say that they are almost the same.

“It’s good to hear and we can see less injuries, I think it must be seriously taken seriously and that it must be taken seriously and that it must be clearly and that it should be seriously taken seriously and that it must be seriously taken seriously obviously understand seriously. “

O’Shannessi said the rates of the court would vary depending on how much tennis they took on them.

“I work with Gabriel Diallo Here we practiced numerous courts, including ash, and his step is, each court is different, “O’Shannessi said.” Some are faster than others. Much is reduced to how much wear they get, how many performances actually get.

“You also have a preface when you ask the player, what time? But when you ask a player. But when you ask a player. But when you ask a player. But when you ask a player. But when you ask a player.”

The pegula said that all courts are on the meadows and meadows are played.

“The last courts are much faster than Ashe,” she said. “Ashe somehow slowly, almost, a little faster than Ashea, but they must set them just as different, but they have to give them all at different times and all these things and all these things and all these things must all of these Different time and all these things are at different times and all these things. “