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tie breaks
editI took a look see and on first pass the one thing I noticed was the tiebreak only has the losers score. I believe we decided quite awhile ago to include both scores in small type for ease of understanding for tennis newbies.
The only other thing I've noticed is the wording in the opening paragraph. I know it's the same in every Hopman Cup article since 2007, which is neither good nor bad, but something doesn't sound right. The line "between nations in men's and women's tennis" just doesn't click for me for some reason. I never followed it regularly as an event so I always left it for others better suited than I to explain it. One thing I've always wondered from the main Hopman Cup page is what is the selection process? It says players are invited and only 8 countries participate... who makes that selection? What criteria do they use? Fyunck(click) (talk) 21:41, 7 January 2011 (UTC)