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**ViagraFeller** · 05-07-2012, 02:30 PM

By the way, I started with the ESPN3 feed with Evert and Drysdale. The quality of the ESPN3 player itself was being a bit wonky, so I went in search of a livestream. At first I was just going to find one with the same commentators, but I honestly can't stand Evert. I don't dislike anything she says in particular, it's just very basic. "Wow, she certainly hit that ball hard." It feels like filler.

I found one with Lindsay Davenport and some British guy. SO enjoyable. Lindsay didn't once mention anything about herself, which ex-players are wont to do. She was also smart enough to realize and explain that Kerber was working hard to end points early, and that Radwanska was adding additional pressure not with pace, but by hitting closer to the lines and moving forward. The whole thing was a delight.

05-07-2012, 02:30 PM	#18
ViagraFeller Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 585 Senior Member	By the way, I started with the ESPN3 feed with Evert and Drysdale. The quality of the ESPN3 player itself was being a bit wonky, so I went in search of a livestream. At first I was just going to find one with the same commentators, but I honestly can't stand Evert. I don't dislike anything she says in particular, it's just very basic. "Wow, she certainly hit that ball hard." It feels like filler. I found one with Lindsay Davenport and some British guy. SO enjoyable. Lindsay didn't once mention anything about herself, which ex-players are wont to do. She was also smart enough to realize and explain that Kerber was working hard to end points early, and that Radwanska was adding additional pressure not with pace, but by hitting closer to the lines and moving forward. The whole thing was a delight.
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