Tennis Player Research Paper

Most people believe tennis player were introverted/quiet people but some of the matches I went to involved some of the players being very vocal. One match in particular involves a player who would scream every time he hit a bad shot and he would always refer to himself in the third person. He would also argue with his coach every time that he went to talk to him. Another match that I went to involved a player who always screamed at himself also. He would throw his hat down when he made bad shots and when he was really angry he wouldn't stop to drink water when they were changing sides.
On the contrary some players were very quiet when they play. The person that was plying the guy that talked in third person never made a sound except when calling the score. Unlike his opponent he showed very little emotion and was very quiet. The opponent of the guy that would throw his hat down was also the opposite, he was quiet and didn't shout out. There is no one type of personality that all tennis players have but rather they have a vast variety of different personalities. The common theme between the two matches is that the quiet guy won both of the matches and the ones that screamed out and …show more content…
Some of the football or hockey or baseball games that I have been to can be deafeningly loud but a tennis match never gets that loud. At high school or lower level matches there is only some light clapping. However at the college level and pro level matches there is lots of clapping, shouting and screaming. There is a vast difference between the two groups in terms of noise and excitement from the crowd watching the match. Lastly I noticed that almost no one is dressed formally when attending tennis matches. At professional matches most people are dressed up, but at any other level the crowd is usually dressed up in their casual