So, did we talk about Berlocq's grunting or is that only reserved for women? — Sage (@sparky_sage) May 4, 2014
So, did we talk about Berlocq's grunting or is that only reserved for women?
For me, Berlocq's grunting is the most objectionable in tennis. Situational, variable, pained, and blaringly loud. Where's his gruntometer? — Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) May 4, 2014
For me, Berlocq's grunting is the most objectionable in tennis. Situational, variable, pained, and blaringly loud. Where's his gruntometer?
Give Berlocq credit: he screams just as loudly on a quiet slice as he does reaching out to flail at a ball in the corner. #consistent — Stephanie Myles (@OpenCourt) May 4, 2014
Give Berlocq credit: he screams just as loudly on a quiet slice as he does reaching out to flail at a ball in the corner. #consistent
Many players clearly use grunts and gestures to send a message to opponent: "I'm fierce, don't mess with me." May just be me, but I hate it. — Andrew Burton (@burtonad) May 4, 2014
Many players clearly use grunts and gestures to send a message to opponent: "I'm fierce, don't mess with me." May just be me, but I hate it.
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