Shock upsets are rare occurrences in the world of pro tennis, where top players seldom surrender a centimeter of their hard-earned territory. In this feature, pro players talk about memories of their major upsets...
Scott Draper: "I played Thomas Muster in Rome. He was the King of Clay, number two in the world, defending champion. And I just went out there, I don't know, I just had a great day where I committed to what I was trying to do and I beat him in three and a quarter hours. He went to the hospital after the match. It was one of those matches where I played unbelievable."
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Shock upsets in tennis
Shock upsets are rare occurrences in the world of pro tennis, where top players seldom surrender a centimeter of their hard-earned territory. In this feature, pro players talk about memories of their major upsets...
Scott Draper: "I played Thomas Muster in Rome. He was the King of Clay, number two in the world, defending champion. And I just went out there, I don't know, I just had a great day where I committed to what I was trying to do and I beat him in three and a quarter hours. He went to the hospital after the match. It was one of those matches where I played unbelievable." Continue to read full article...
