Vieira151 wrote:How do you define a concrete UE? Just curious, since different tournaments do it differently.
That's a whole discussion in itself.
There are no UE. Every Error is somehow forced.Wimbledon 2014
Re: Wimbledon 2014
by djarvik » Sun, 06 Jul 2014 19:57
That's a whole discussion in itself.
There are no UE. Every Error is somehow forced.Level 13 Edberg and counting...
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Re: Wimbledon 2014
by Vieira151 » Sun, 06 Jul 2014 20:16
Very true. I always, for some reason, considered an unforced error if the played did not have to take more than 2 steps to reach the ball. I dunno why. 
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Re: Wimbledon 2014
by Corbon » Sun, 06 Jul 2014 21:47
djarvik wrote:Vieira151 wrote:How do you define a concrete UE? Just curious, since different tournaments do it differently.
That's a whole discussion in itself.
Double faults count as UE too just like aces are winners.
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