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Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Apparently you don't understand what a knockout is. An overhead smash is worth the same as a drop shot, which is worth the same as any other time you score. It may look impressive, but it is not going to turn the flow of the match any more than a well-placed volley.
In a close football game, a punt return for a touchdown means something a lot more. In a boxing match, a knockout ends the fight.
Don't talk sports if you are going to insist on being a knucklehead, knucklehead.
TM
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If you are defining knock out as something that turns the flow of the match, then its a "could be". Tennis is a game of momentum shifts, particularly with fairly equally matched players. Plus, they ae particularly useful when playing someone who is struggling and doesnt have the juice to run down a perfectly placed smash. In a game of endurance, stamina and strategy, it is one stop further to the death blow which can only be on match point unless someone retires.
I meant it as the point ending shot, Spanky.