The incorrect title for a great book

No, Brad Gilbert and Steve Jamison show in this book, with which dirty tricks and unfair one can win! Rather, they show what good match preparation (everything right and helpful, but to read in many books) is how "smart" play and talk about applications of the Smart-being on the tour (very interesting and who the Agassi, Sampras, McEnroe, Connors and Lendl has experienced, for it is so much the better, but the section now more of historical interest).

Only the middle section (P. 80 - 200) - "Playing Smart" - is unsurpassed to this day in spite of the relative simplicity and for each of the ball sports One-to-One (tennis, table tennis, badminton, squash etc) plays a veritable treasure trove. Alone the 40 pages "Destroying your Opponents gameplan" where simple remedy usual game strategies (slide, runners, ServeRAID and volley player, etc) are presented, worth reading and rereading. But who has already understood the basic idea, namely, that to succeed in a competitive sport like tennis, not only to hear its own technical and physical fitness, but also the intellectual understanding of the enemy's game plan and if possible the crossing will benefit from reading.

Conclusion: A great book - an updated to today's top players version would make it perfect!