Aiava's unusual proposal to spice up matches
Destanee Aiava, currently ranked 169th in the world, made a highly original proposal on her social networks.
The Australian suggests that male and female players should be able to choose the music to which they enter the court.
She said: "It would add so much spice, especially if you have a history with your opponent.
You'd provoke him right from the start with the entrance music you've chosen."
Her compatriot, Ellen Perez, who is on the WTA board representing players outside the top 100 and doubles players, responded to her proposal, "I can suggest it if you want.
The problem is that the entries aren't long.
The entry on center court at a Grand Slam is long, but, everywhere else, it's one player after another, with an interval of ten seconds maximum."
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