“I believe that when you’re playing at the highest level, there needs to be success in assessing really quickly and making decisions on what the right way of playing is. If you think about it, let’s say, Wimbledon on grass courts. They don’t play the same on grass courts as they do on clay courts, or on any other kind of courts. Tennis players adapt, assess, and play differently. I believe at the highest level of every game, every sport, that rings true. So, under the right conditions, I think it’s an amazing style of play. But it’s been proven that it won’t work in every condition,” Barnes argued.
