However, it wouldn't be tough to say that in an individual sport, that tennis player Rafael Nadal has a home field advantage on the French Open's clay courts. Nadal defeated the history's greatest men's tennis player, Roger Federer, to win the French Open on Sunday. Nadal has only lost a match in the French Open once, making his career record there 45-1. He has 6 French Open titles. The courts there are clay, a surface that Nadal has excelled at.
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| Rafael Nadal celebrates his 6th French Open title Alex Livesey/Getty Image |

So why did the book say that there is no home field advantage? Was the author focusing on a particular sport?
ReplyDeleteThe book focused on team sports. In tennis, you cant really argue about who is truly home.
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