Paul Feinbaum

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442 appearances 4 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 14 Sep

Paul Feinbaum’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And literally, when the match was over, he collapsed.
And laid on the clay for three or four minutes and could not move.
They tried to lift him up.
He couldn't get up.
His whole body had kind of gone into basically temporary paralysis.
Ended up being okay.
But these players are pushing themselves to the extreme.
So it's more a question philosophically.
What does the sport want to emphasize today?
Where do they want to go with this?
Do they want it to continue to be about your conditioning and pushing the limits that way?
Or do they want to try to maybe be a little bit more in tune with the times?
And then it also begs the question, Tony, of we're still playing best of five sets for the men in 2026.
And the women have been playing best of three, as you know, forever, except for a couple exceptions over the years.
And do we really need to still be playing best of five at this point?
It's a hard thing to let go of, but is it out of tune with the times as well?
Yeah, there are rules in place now.
The French Open does have a policy and both tours do as well.
And it's based on sort of, forgive me for my lack of knowledge on the ideals, figures of this, but it's like the wet bulb metric.
And they use this combination of humidity and pure heat to decide when they would stop a match.
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