French Open 2011: Murray, Djokovic blows out for Changing Balls

Monday, May 23rd, 2011 at 2:11 pm , filed under Tennis News by Sam Siril

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"Andy Murray" Andy Murray, the British world No.4 blows out on the decision of using new balls at the French Open 2011, even after he anticipated them to advance his probability of success at Roland Garros.

The world No.4, Murray will be clashing his first round encounter on Tuesday against the French wildcard, Eric Prodon has stated that, he don’t mind the about the new ball, because it will be quicker and helps a lot and also said that the players have played with same old ball, during the hard court season and also the same ball during the clay court stretch.

It happens in the States as well. At the US Open they play with Wilson and at the hard court events in the build-up they use Penn and reported that, rather all the grass tournaments were with Slazenger.

The world no.1 said that it would be a Struggle for the player’s joints; it makes intellect to stick with the same balls and stated that, it would lead to a players injuries.

The undefeated player this season with 37-0, Djokovic also stated that, the balls are hard to handle. Maybe they will favor the big-hitters. However, it depends on the physical ability of a player.

Tags: Andy Murray, French Open 2011, Novak Djokovic, Roland Garros, U.S. Open