The Wimbledon Collection - The Classic Match - Borg vs. McEnroe 1980 Final
starring: Bjorn Borg, John McEnroe
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As The Wimbledon Championships moved into the eighties, they were greeted by one of the most memorable Gentlemen's Singles Final's ever.Running Time: 240 minutes.Code: VHD13.
As The Wimbledon Championships moved into the eighties, they were greeted by one of the most memorable Gentlemen's Singles Final's ever.Running Time: 240 minutes.Code: VHD13.
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Customer Reviews
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Rating:
- My How Tennis Has Changed!
Somewhat underwhelming.There were a few good shots back then, but it's amazing how much faster, harder, and more exciting today's tennis is.You feel like you are really watching an antique.Low production values on the film as well.Boring old English announcers.Slow pace.But interesting for historical value if you are a student of the game.
Rating:
- Good, but frame rate seems a little off.
Borg was my idol when I was beginning to play tennis, so I have enjoyed watching this match.The editing was good, but it seemed that the frame rate was a little off.Borg and Mac seemed a little "robotic" like the editor decided to speed up time by about 15%.Still enjoyable.
Rating:
- Legendary tennis
Considered by many the greatest final ever played at Wimbledon, this goes nuclear in the fourth set, culminating in a twenty minute tiebreaker featuring some of the most dramatic tennis imaginable.
Borg was ending his peak years and Mac beginning his at this point; this match finds both at their best. McEnroe's serve and volley game was made for grass, but Borg's baseline supremacy is paired here with an unusual amount of volleying for the taciturn Swede, a must to counter Mac's amazingly consistent ... Read More
Rating:
- The Classic Match
The DVD was of excellent quality and clarity.It was a pleasure to watch.
Rating:
- Don't read the box!
Once you start this DVD, it'll be difficult to stop watching until match point. I can't add anything that wasn't mentioned by other customer reviewers, except this -- If you're like most tennis fans, you've probably forgotten who won, which makes the recording all the more exciting. This brings me to my only gripe -- the packaging gives away the outcome. So, when it arrives, don't read, just open the drawer on your DVD player and watch.
- My How Tennis Has Changed!Somewhat underwhelming.There were a few good shots back then, but it's amazing how much faster, harder, and more exciting today's tennis is.You feel like you are really watching an antique.Low production values on the film as well.Boring old English announcers.Slow pace.But interesting for historical value if you are a student of the game.
- Good, but frame rate seems a little off.Borg was my idol when I was beginning to play tennis, so I have enjoyed watching this match.The editing was good, but it seemed that the frame rate was a little off.Borg and Mac seemed a little "robotic" like the editor decided to speed up time by about 15%.Still enjoyable.
- Legendary tennisConsidered by many the greatest final ever played at Wimbledon, this goes nuclear in the fourth set, culminating in a twenty minute tiebreaker featuring some of the most dramatic tennis imaginable.
Borg was ending his peak years and Mac beginning his at this point; this match finds both at their best. McEnroe's serve and volley game was made for grass, but Borg's baseline supremacy is paired here with an unusual amount of volleying for the taciturn Swede, a must to counter Mac's amazingly consistent ... Read More
- The Classic MatchThe DVD was of excellent quality and clarity.It was a pleasure to watch.
- Don't read the box!Once you start this DVD, it'll be difficult to stop watching until match point. I can't add anything that wasn't mentioned by other customer reviewers, except this -- If you're like most tennis fans, you've probably forgotten who won, which makes the recording all the more exciting. This brings me to my only gripe -- the packaging gives away the outcome. So, when it arrives, don't read, just open the drawer on your DVD player and watch.
