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Many tennis commentators proclaim that we are seeing a golden era in men's professional tennis with the four top men being so talented and competitive. However, in late 2012 Roger Federer stated that today's game, with its slow courts, protect[s] the top guys, resulting in the same players dominating the sport. This book presents extensive data that substantiates Roger's claim and explains why today's brand of long-rally baseline tennis has caused the death of American men's tennis. If you are a die-hard tennis fan, especially one who would like to see a return to more variety (attacking styles) in tennis, then this book is for you.

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Michael Clark is an avid tennis fan and an accomplished player. He earned an MBA from Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, spent 16 years as a Supply Chain Management professional, and is now an instructor in the Business Management Department at Brigham Young University-Idaho.

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