[Blog] Open Era Generations, Part One: Introduction

[El Dude]

This is the first of a projected fifteen part series on the "Thirteen Generations" of Open Era tennis. It will be a long, but hopefully enjoyable and informative, ride.

Open Era Generations, Part One: Introduction

 

[Kirijax]

This is the first of a projected fifteen part series on the "Thirteen Generations" of Open Era tennis. It will be a long, but hopefully enjoyable and informative, ride.

Open Era Generations, Part One: Introduction

I've been waiting for your next series El Dude! :clap

 

[Murat Baslamisli]

It's going to be hard work for you man. Looking forward to the rest.

 

[Riotbeard]

It's going to be hard work for you man. Looking forward to the rest.

Ditto. Can't wait dude!

 

[El Dude]

It's going to be hard work for you man. Looking forward to the rest.

Well I probably should have made it clear, but each generation will be more like a "capsule review" - discussing the best players, and some other tidbits. But yeah, it will still require some work - but hopefully fun work!

 

[Kieran]

That's a great idea, Dude, reads well too. I like your spin on things. An excellent follow on from the tennis nationalities one...

 

[shawnbm]

THIS ... is gonna be good. Yes sir!

 

[El Dude]

Just an FYI for anyone wondering where the next part of this series is, I've decided to wait until the US Open is over. I think it will be missed if I start posting it now, as everyone's attention is (rightly) focused on the Grand Slam tournament under way. Look for the next article a day or two after the US Open Final.

 

[ftan]

A very good read El Dude, looking forward to rest