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Shot clock & Hawk-Eye most popular changes to tennis players

Are you able to say something useful and not be this useless constantly? Just say something that's actually useful.Go more to the internet … not only to shake hands.”And with this, stand-in coach Marcelo Melo let Alexander Zverev go back to the baseline with, hopefully, a profitable tactic.Player coaching, normally forbidden within a men's match, will be trialed at the.


 ATP's Next Gen Finals in Milan this week, and conversations like the aforementioned are giving fans new insight, and entertainment.Coaches and players conversing through headsets by the end of sets is one of many new rules being applied, alongside shorter sets, no-Ad scoring, medical timeout limits, and no lets on serve.But, for the players, the most used innovations will be the shot clock, and Hawk-Eye making most of the line calls.

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