Heat is baked into the name of the Indian Wells-Miami one-two. Warmth isn’t the only challenge at the latter tournament, though — Miami presents a much more humid heat than Indian Wells. Some players have mentioned that the balls can fly on them at Indian Wells, and the conditions have resulted in several upsets over the years. What impact does the air have on the speed and flight path of the balls? Baseline Tennis has the answers.
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