Which is the toughest grand slam tournament to win in tennis?

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Where can I read Roger Feder and Nadal's speach from the French Open in English ?

Probably the French Open because the surface is so different from the rest of the tournaments.

It almost becomes a different game playing on clay instead of hard court. Also, it is harder to find clay courts to train on (not for the pros, but for people learning the game). So, it is easier for a new-comer to the sport to do well on the hard courts than it is on clay. Wimbeldon is also interesting, but grass plays more like hard court.

So, I would say the French Open.

What do u say guys?

Roland Garros (clay)

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Ivan Lendl captured eight Grand Slam singles titles during his career, and competed in a total of 19 Grand Slam singles finals, a world record. But he never won at Wimbledon.

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I think it is Wimbledon. Roland Garros is not easy but on clay you can play a slow baseline game.

At Wimbledon, you have to read the bounce and the spin of the ball on the fast grass surface. At the French Open, you see different winners often (Thomas Muster, Rafael Nadal, Guga, Gaston Gaudio, Ferrero, Costa etc) but at Wimbledon you see the usual suspects.(Only Ivanisevic and Krajicek the unlikely winners, it has been Federer, Hewitt and Sampras since 1992)

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australian open

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It certainly is the French Open

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The French Open , u saw the mighty federer having a tough time with Nadal

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I think maybe the French because of the clay followed closely by the Australian Open because of the extreme heat.

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wimbledon no doubt

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the French. bc of clay. thats stuff is hard to play on yo!