The AO Racquet Stringing Team | Wide World Of Sports
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- See the frenetic pace and skill of the AO Racquet Stringing Team, who had done 2700 before the first match was started.
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Amazing commentators in Australian tv. 😍
It was never cat, it always has been cow's gut. Do your homework, please 😂
What a pathetic comment in the end. Natural gut is still one of the most popular strings on the pro tour, especially (almost if not entirely exclusively) combined with polyester in a hybrid setup. Natural gut has always been made from cow intestines, no cats have ever been involved and "cat gut" is just a stupid name, really.
I saw somewhere recently it's short for "cattle" gut. Not sure how true that is.
@@tommy9755 Sounds like an after-thought, but at least it's more accurate : )
Tennis gut strings also used to be made from sheep intestines but haven't been for many years
Calm down.
Actually Babolat used sheep in the 70s and into the 80s (I believe), moving onto cow intestines as the size of racquets grew. I think I’ve heard that it takes 2 cows per set/racquet ?
Whilst the question from the presenter was indeed poor; it’s actually quite a common misconception. ‘Catgut’ , whilst not really a term used in tennis anymore (natural gut, obvs), it is still a common term in other string worlds applications - violins, fishing and sutures still sometimes refer to ‘catgut’, even though none of them ever actually used cats.
How much do you get paid? I heard $10-14 per racket....A JOKE
Hey, it's ma' man Steve! Awesome dude.
Kudos to all the hard working stringers. 👍🏻
好漂亮啊，受不了