French Court: War & Chapter

Women's pro-tennis media/rivalry draws twins to an Earth world 'debate' concerning incomplete-distances readings to leviathan/juries.

Graf-Seles rivalry portrait/fiction. 

DISCLAIMER: This work of sports fanfiction offers no ties to any representative person(s)/body (e.g., French Open women's tennis) and is therefore cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' views/interpretation).

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AMLAN: Well, as the more somber twin between us, I find this tennis-IQ good.

AJAY: You think the Seles-Graf rivalry was pronounced in the '92 French Open.

AMLAN: You agree, brother...and in deeds it was an epic 3-set story (10-8).

AJAY: Seles pulled-out the eventual win for that epic 3rd set 10-8 scoreline.

AMLAN: Graf was Germany's indomitable darling for post-WWII stigma-cures!

AJAY: That's why I had become a Graf-fan writer, brother...you favor Seles.

AMLAN: I do...and both champions-level women's tennis athletes shined, sure.

AJAY: Graf had the German memory; Seles was playing during Yugo civil wars.

AMLAN: Seles did much for Yugoslavs in social media and TV in that era, sure.

AJAY: What's worse, a World War or a Civil War gripping Euro-currency, twin?

AMLAN: That's relevance for communications/debate for our capitalist Earth!

AJAY: Much intrigue for Ukraine-invasion, eco-capitalism, Wall-St. politics, ok.

AMLAN: This is a good review...Facebook-like.

AMLAN: Many Germans came out of the struggles of migrations/poverty.

AJAY: That's why I favor Steffi Graf; she'd given sportsmanship strong-face!

AMLAN: Sure, but Monica Seles burst into pro-tennis to offer a real rivalry!

AJAY: I don't doubt you, my twin...but World War record speaks more volume.

AMLAN: I don't doubt you, brother...but Seles' grit made rivalry-value for sure.

AJAY: Yes, no one really became Graf's rival...until Monica Seles (wow).

AMLAN: That '92 French Open epic 3-set masterpiece was a media/TV age IQ.

AJAY: Won't you consider how world-TV invokes a World War remedy (image)?

AMLAN: Hey, I'm more the somber twin, as you stated; Seles was sports-story.

AJAY: I suppose a Yugoslav handkerchief for Civil War escape is capitalism too.

AMLAN: Facebook-like.

AMLAN: Much talk of eco-capitalism and blood-diamonds for black market.

AJAY: Much modern Earth woes of intrigue/IQ/worry for negotiations/media!

AMLAN: That made this '92 French Open Seles-Graf 'moment' music for bread.

AJAY: Perchance we agree to disagree...and revel in the media-IQ of rivalry.

AMLAN: There's arguably no finer pro-rivalry between individuals of symbols.

AJAY: And cymbals...Germans and Yugoslavs made strides for capitalism-tale.

AMLAN: I concur, twin; let's agree the 3-set French court was (simple) class.

AJAY: Selfie-like (for leviathan/uncertainty).

AMLAN: If you were a women in that generation for pro-tennis?
AJAY: Ha, if I were a pro-tennis female in '92, I'd want to challenge Seles!

AMLAN: Agreed...Germans had many chances to make for media-courtship.

AJAY: Seles did make pure-grit something of a hospitality-story for 'spies.'

AMLAN: Seles-Graf (rivalry) equaled anything of comparison in men's tennis!

AJAY: Agreed...Yugoslavs had something more to boast than those Yugos now.

AMLAN: Selfie-like...for a Pho jersey (television-zero).

"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)