What do you think is the best Grand slam????

Question

Australian... cool... underated but cool, not my favorite
French.... underated, difrent and exotic
Wimbeldon..... officials and organizers very uptight but i like watching it
U.S... love it Origanal...fun... free flowing..... prestigous

whats your favorite slam???

Answer 1

U.S.A....U.S.A!!!! best tournament in the world.. the most original. exiting to watch. they say Wimbledon is so prestigious..... Not... its a bunch of uptight officials that run an uptight tournament. they copied the challenge system from the U.S and every body has to wear White... Whats the fun in that. the french is boring and the Australian is too underrated. but the U.S is the best most Def. and tickets are 10 bucks for te cheap seats and i love how the crowd are so into the match and showing their country pride with their flags of all nations. the evening matches are really cool sometimes going into 12-1 o'clock in the morning. and the players communicate more with the crowd than ANY other tournament.

Answer 2

For me it is a toss up between the French Open and the US Open. It is unfortunate that the Australian Open does not receive very much coverage, only the finals are generally aired by the American media. I like the French because it sort of kicks things off in the spring and you see a lot of great players play on a very unique surface who you feel all have a good chance of winning. The US Open is also a lot of fun because you get night matches and a lot of crowd involvement and excitement. I feel like some of the all-time great matches were played at the French and US Opens. Wimbledon tends to be a lot more boring because rallys don't last long, there are tons of rain delays and idiotic scheduling and no real excitement.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

1. U.S Open - there's a roof on centre court just in case of rain or extreme heat, the fans are supportive, and there are flood lights for night matches.

2. French Open & Wimbledon - one because of the slow surface and the other because of the rain.

4. Australian Open - in recent years, the women's final has been extremely monotonous and a lot of players can't stand the extreme heat.

Answer 5

I think best Grand Slam is French Open its toughest many champions of other Grand Slams are not able to make it its different its clay court unique feature makes it different from others. Many champions from the other grand slams could not break ice with this grand slam. Some classic examples of champions who were a failure at the French Open are Pete Sampas, Lindsay Davenport, and many more

http://www.sportsofworld.com/tennis/french-open/

Answer 6

Wimbledon is the most presigous, and is the most important slam, although it is not my favourite. I like the US Open best just because big matches are in the evenings, and tennis just seems more fun to watch in the evening rather then in the morning and early afternoon.

Answer 7

I think hard courts allow for the best matches. In clay, the points are too long and drawn out. In grass, points are generally too short.

Between the US and AUS Open, I'd have to go with the US Open. My favorite all time tournament was the US Open 1992. Edberg walked through hell and back to defend his title.

Answer 8

Depends on how one views the game of tennis.
Each has its own merits and the players accustom to certain
courts, like Nadal loves Clay, Becker and Edberg loved Grass and so on.
If one has to play on Clay(French), one needs to have
patience and control for long rallies. Nadal is an absolute
example on Clay courts.
Generally, one do not see many rallies on Grass, points are quick and bounce is uneven and it is hard for many players.

US Open and Aussie Open are played on hard courts and
are between grass and clay.

My favorite is Grass.

Answer 9

French Open

Answer 10

Wimbledon