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- noun Plural form of
racket .
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Examples
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The power that professionals can summon from state-of-the-art rackets is simply too much for the delicate touch game of yore to survive.
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Fisher's longing for a return to wood rackets is more than nostalgic: he says that the advances in racket technology have actually changed the nature of the game, and not for the better.
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The power that professionals can summon from state-of-the-art rackets is simply too much for the delicate touch game of yore to survive.
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Fisher's longing for a return to wood rackets is more than nostalgic: he says that the advances in racket technology have actually changed the nature of the game, and not for the better.
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Comparing the power surge brought on by advances in rackets and strings to modern-day baseball, he says, "If they had some of the equipment we have in tennis they'd be hitting the ball 700 feet."
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Comparing the power surge in rackets and strings to modern-day baseball, he said, "If they had some of the equipment we have in tennis, they'd be hitting the ball 700 feet."
All that racket: Players have appreciation of wooden past 2007
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They thought breaking rackets is good, '' he said then.
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The power that professionals can summon from state-of-the-art rackets is simply too much for the delicate touch game of yore to survive.
The Feel of Wood 1995
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The power that professionals can summon from state-of-the-art rackets is simply too much for the delicate touch game of yore to survive.
The Feel of Wood 1995
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The power that professionals can summon from state-of-the-art rackets is simply too much for the delicate touch game of yore to survive.
The Feel of Wood 1995
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