Methinks the man doth believe I protest too much
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No hostility at all my friend, just rising to the proffered challenge, and providing gentle re-direction for you on the path to wisdom.
Leyton - despite what you would think, clay is not his surface. He spends all his time on the hard court circuit, and that is easily his best surface. There is quite a contingent that play clay court tournaments for most of the year - not just the month leading into Roland Garros. It is hardly surprising that most of the better performers come from that group. There is really only Safin and Aggassi that are left from what I would term the "all surfaces" tour.
How long did Timbledon last my good friend?