Querrey Gives a Sample Of What May Be in Store
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For the first 14 months of his professional career, Sam Querrey made tennis look pretty easy. From January 2006 to February 2007, the 6-foot-6-inch Californian, who passed up a full scholarship to the University of Southern California to turn pro, climbed the rankings like shares of Google: In a little more than a year he rose to 66 from 616 with nary a dip. At the Australian Open, Querrey was all smiles as he won two rounds at a major for the first time. His strategy, he said, was simple — smash serves, slug forehands, and let the balls fall where they may.
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