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Originally Posted by MIMIC
With most other sports, it's quite different because they don't usually face international competition. And that all changes come the Olympics. With tennis, almost every single tournament played on the pro level is made up of players from all over the world. But I guess the Olympics are considered "special" because you are playing for your country.....
.....but we also have Davis Cup (another tournament I don't really care about  ).
Tennis, when it comes to the Olympics, gets an artificial sense of allure and fascination, almost as if its just excess excitement that leaked over from the other sports. McEnroe suggested that if Olympic tennis were upgraded to slam status (in terms of points and format, I suppose) that it would legitimately be a lot more interesting.
Of course I'm going to watch (we're ALL going to watch) but in terms of "status"? It's basically a Masters event to me. And I'm not any more (or any less) excited about it.
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Oscarovic cried like

when he lost olympics last time.If players care,fans care.

If you not care, you will not be cared by other fans.
