In the war of egos, the winners are the bigger losers

Oskar Kovacs and Adam Holberg beats Claus Holmen and Hans Háfjall and put an end to the longest game of tennis ever played. 

By Herman Frodit.

The pair, also the reigning LorteØ champions, played the best they have played since 2018 beating Holmen and Háfjall 6-0 6-7 6-2 at Birkerød.

Moments later rhytmic waves of sound left Oskar Kovacs mouth: "It's hard to even dream that after 2½ year I finally got my victory. It just felt like a huge pressure was released", Oskars voice creating and increasing in power and strength as if he was attempting to ameliorate and improve his moral, social and religious condition.

Adam Holberg said he also felt tempted by the desire to immediately enter his thoughts. He stated his success came down to making sure tennis did not dominate his life. "Oskar is married and I live with a woman. It´s hard work. We've put the game in the right perspective in our life."

"As much as I want to look forward, I can´t resist the temptation of looking backward and reflect on what I just heard," Häfjall responded and put everything in perspective when with a grand philosophical way of speach, he said: "In the war of egos, the winners are the bigger losers".