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Absolutely ridiculous!! I used to follow tennis in the 1970s and especially remember Agassi’s vocalizing, which was considered very amusing and part of his nutty character. Nowadays though tennis seems to consist of hitting the ball as hard as you can – therefore the grunting has spread.
I don’t watch it any more. The close-to-the net skills, vollies etc of Nastase et al are a thing of the past!
Ah, Nastase…now you’re talking! (Apologies for delay in posting your comment — WP inexplicably decided it was spam.)
WP does that sometimes! Nastase was masterful, wasn’t he – and had this charming, if volatile temperament!