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Đoković wants to shorten the fight, Fonseca says:
Slovenia⚽ Sports13 hr. ago

Đoković wants to shorten the fight, Fonseca says:

Novak Đoković has proposed changes to tennis match formats, suggesting shorter matches played up to four games per set and three sets total, aiming to keep most matches within two hours. This idea was met with mixed reactions. Young Brazilian player João Fonseca expressed disagreement, stating he enjoyed playing longer matches and attributing his stance to his physical fitness. Meanwhile, American player Ben Shelton supported the proposal, calling it an interesting change and noting that Đoković, known for his endurance, would benefit from such a format. The debate highlights differing views on traditional versus modern tennis formats.

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Delo logoDeloIndependent🔒Center13 hr. ago
Đoković wants to shorten the fight, Fonseca says:

Novak Đoković je predlogoval spremembe v teniških pravilih, ki bi pomenile krajše dvoboje do štirih iger v nizu, kar bi zmanjšalo trajanje tekem. Njegov predlog ni bil popolnoma sprejet, kljub temu pa so nekateri igralci kot je Ben Shelton izrazili podporo za spremembo. Mladinski brazilski igralec Joao Fonseca je izrazil nestrinjanje, menišči, da je predlog zaradi telesne pripravljenosti, medtem ko Đoković meni, da gre za tradicijo tenisa. Spremembe bi lahko vplivale na obliko igre in trajanje tekem.

Bias read (Center): Pogovor je osredotočen na teniške pravila in predlogi igralcev, kar je neopolitična tema. Članek ne prikazuje nobene strani z zelo zelo

Delo logoDeloIndependent🔒Center13 hr. ago
Đoković wants to shorten the fight, Fonseca says:

Novak Đoković has proposed changes to tennis match formats, suggesting shorter matches played up to four games per set and three sets total, aiming to keep most matches within two hours. This idea was met with mixed reactions. Young Brazilian player João Fonseca expressed disagreement, stating he enjoyed playing longer matches and attributing his stance to his physical fitness. Meanwhile, American player Ben Shelton supported the proposal, calling it an interesting change and noting that Đoković, known for his endurance, would benefit from such a format. The debate highlights differing views on traditional versus modern tennis formats.

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