Some Tennis Accent

Conversation with a net pen-pal about a tennis comeback quality-adverb concerning that bind of sports with (simplified) uncertainty.

A nod to what makes tennis image a thing of social media culture distance, inspired (very-loosely) by Wimbledon (Kirsten Dunst). 

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ME: Well, it was one glorious 1988 Lipton-Biscayne (men's tennis) that saw a return.

PEN-PAL: I know it, bud; Krickstein was down 0-2 sets and won the next 2!

ME: Against the legend (Agassi) who retired (eventually) in the 5th-set (damn).

PEN-PAL: You cite this upstart-image, since he'd been "Marathon-Man" of tennis.

ME: After breaking into world-rankings as the youngest-ever, Krickstein became.

PEN-PAN: He's won more matches after trailing 0-2 sets then imaginable, no?

ME: Selfie-like.

ME: Agassi was then the hot-flyer prodigy who'd eventually become champ-lore.

PEN-PAL: Krickstein upset top-players in his career as the "Marathon-Man" label!

ME: Yes, and that 1988 Lipton-Biscayne event was premonition for future intrigue.

PEN-PAL: Aha, such as Krickstein's marathon return from 0-2 sets in the 1995 Aussie Open!

ME: Sounds-dialysis for the 'leviathan' of sports-windows/uncertainty; return-adverbs.

PEN-PAL: Tennis seems to offer humans a personality for colored-glass smilies.

ME: Bound-Romanticism (for coins!).

ME: I'm driving around France during the Summer Games in a rented auto.

PEN-PAL: Thinking of how tennis offers charms/storylines for the human face?

ME: Why not...for a bureaucracy-reading in heaven?

PEN-PAL: I wonder what it's like to be down 0-2 sets to return for laurel!

ME: Certainly a machinery-Earth view for what's sportsmanship's poem.

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)