Tennis fans have learned over the past few years that the best way to follow major tennis tournaments, like the french open 2011 , is to get online. They no longer have to wait for cable networks or broadcast channels to air matches or play highlights. They can get real time reports on everything from rankings to scores, from disputed plays to post-match interviews.
There are so many websites that are devoted to tennis. Fans can chose to visit sites about specific players, read blogs written by coaches and commentators, or follow tweets from those sitting in the stands at a given match. After every match there are interviews with players and coaches posted on tennis news sites along with breakdowns of the scoring stats. Post game analysis is available in video and written form and there are even podcasts that can be downloaded.
The greatest thing about the internet is the ability to watch matches live, no matter what time zone a tournament is being played it. There are also sites that offer french open streaming of matches that have already been played. This way Americans don’t have to miss the games that were played in the wee hours of the morning when they were still asleep. Nor do they have to rush to their TV or DVR at the mercy of the television broadcast schedule. They can watch the match they want when they want it.
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