Serbs refuse to tread water

Getting to grips with your groundstrokes on a makeshift court in a disused swimming pool, or swapping sponsorship logos for winter warmers, is hardly the stuff of which tennis dreams are made.

Serbs refuse to tread water

Getting to grips with your groundstrokes on a makeshift court in a disused swimming pool, or swapping sponsorship logos for winter warmers, is hardly the stuff of which tennis dreams are made.

However, Serbia’s startling success at this year’s French Open, when a country boasting little tennis tradition swept three of its players into the semi-finals, could yet serve to rewrite established western training techniques.

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