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Break Point! The Secret Diary of a Pro Tennis Player: The Secret Diary of a Pro Tennis Player
Spanning 13 professional seasons, this colorful and personal account of one man's life on the grueling pro tennis circuit pulls no punches. As one of only two players over the age of 30 ranked in the top 20 players in the world, Spadea offers an inside perspective on his life as a world-class athlete.
277 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2006
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October 9, 2019
A boring account of an year in competitive circuit. Focuses more on non tennis matters. Expected more from this book. Most autobiographies include people who have reached the zenith of their profession and their experiences. Would have been an interesting book had it covered the psyche of players who are on the fringes of top 20 but yet who are more in the dangerzone of losing in their rankings and the intensity of preparation and so on.
October 9, 2019
“Please win a match, Vince”
Interesting diary of playing the pro tennis tour of the early 2000’s. Easy addictive enjoyable read for tennis players and tennis fans of that era. Somewhat depressing as reader gets to know and like Vince, rooting for him, yet he continues to loose matches. A reality show of competitive tennis at the top of the heap.
Interesting diary of playing the pro tennis tour of the early 2000’s. Easy addictive enjoyable read for tennis players and tennis fans of that era. Somewhat depressing as reader gets to know and like Vince, rooting for him, yet he continues to loose matches. A reality show of competitive tennis at the top of the heap.
February 7, 2015
A boring account of an year in competitive circuit. Focuses more on non tennis matters. Expected more from this book. Most autobiographies include people who have reached the zenith of their profession and their experiences. Would have been an interesting book had it covered the psyche of players who are on the fringes of top 20 but yet who are more in the dangerzone of losing in their rankings and the intensity of preparation and so on.
October 4, 2007
A pretty interesting read if you're a tennis fan. He gives you a good insider's look into the life of a pro tennis player.
December 15, 2011
Excellent book, I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. Nice humour and great insight to Pro Tennis. I would suggest this book to anyone who likes Tennis.
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