I liked my guess of Apollo Creed lol

Mark V said:

I was 11 when my family and I were naturalized in 1990. From what I remember, my questions were really basic but my folks and sisters had the real test and interview. Basic civics stuff. Branches of government and their roles, basic us history, bill of rights, what the Declaration of Independence was all about.

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All stuff most US citizens don’t know.

Jaden said:

Maybe from 40 years ago. Modern civics doesn't teach what you would need to know. My wife went through the naturalization process about 8-10 years ago. I helped her study for it.

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My Civics class was 1968

The pro players have been wise to this for a long time.What bothers me the most is the YT influencers showing draw shots with unbelievable spin on them.Newer players think they have a flaw in their stroke by not being able to do it.Now that harms the sport.

hello said:

For sure he could beat anybody he played in a single match but winning a tournament where you have to beat several
top players consecutively I don't think he was a threat, which his tournament record reflects (could be that he did not play in that many)

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I think that’s a bit of a simplistic take on Mark’s game. He wasn’t JUST a threat to beat anyone. he did beat just about everyone, regularly. The fact that he didn’t grind out five day tournaments doesn’t mean he couldn’t win them. It just means he wasn’t interested in living on the hamster wheel, making money for tour promoters. Mark wasn’t about running marathons for others. He walk in and snap off the best player in the room on the regular. There wasn’t much if anything to knock about his game.