Mister Yes: Racquet-June {French Toast}

Iconic moment in world-sports/media marks a fan's diorama of a French tennis fry between risen rivals of TV.

Graf-Seles (women's pro-tennis) rivalry portrait. Happy Tuesday, all 

DISCLAIMER: This work of sports fanfiction contains images/references with no commercial/explicit ties to any person(s)/body (e.g., French Open tennis) and is cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' views/translations).

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"I am Mister Yes. I consider my Selfie-age of incomplete-arts of lifestyle 'linked' globalism/consumerism/convenience languages a special 'chance' to cast media and sportsmanship nets for social choreography of the war-peace translation variety (Facebook-like!)."

"Friends, my 'examination' today concerns the 1992 French Open women's tennis final 'theater' for a pronouncement of what made the once-indomitable Graf (of Germany) suddenly rivaled by the upstart-shocker workhorse-lady Seles (of Yugoslavia) in an epic 3-set masterpiece (which Seles won!) that ended in a 10-8 saga in the 3rd (wow). Well, Steffi Graf had become Germany's darling post-WWII stigma; and Monica Seles repped her struggling civil-war(s) torn Yugoslavia during her striking rise to celebrity that saw her become the first/last/only 'true' rival of Germany's statue, Graf (damn)."

"I think on this grand women's tennis show. That '92 French toast of an epic storytell (for all). Germany needed a Graf...and Seles gifted her troubled Yugoslav peoples with media/TV excellence. This is my portrait of what makes games of 'chance' a mirror-text for the Realism of war (for leviathan/uncertainty)."

"I may just imagine a hypothesis-chat with the gods on this one. -Mister Yes"

POSEIDON: You speak of French sea, fool!

MR. YES: You're the god of storms and horses, Poseidon (I know).

POSEIDON: You want me to 'gift' you an A+ mark for tennis diorama.

MR. YES: Yes.

POSEIDON: Well, you're chord-right about Germany/Yugoslavia, man.

MR. YES: World War and Civil War (sure!).

POSEIDON: What if Seles lost?

MR. YES: No.

POSEIDON: You're a married man?

MR. YES: Yes (high school sweetheart, waitress, Esmerelda).

POSEIDON: Cool.

MR. YES: She like Graf/Germany.

POSEIDON: Sure.

MR. YES: I favor Seles, ok.

POSEIDON: Ok.

MR. YES: Why not Ali-Frazier (ha)?

POSEIDON: Women make for TV/Internet synthetics (YouTube).

MR. YES: Yes.

"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)

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