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Jack Sock
/dʒæk sɒk/
Definition
1
A former professional American tennis player known for his powerful forehand and success in both singles and doubles, including winning multiple Grand Slam doubles titles and an Olympic gold medal in mixed doubles.
2
A playful or informal reference to the athlete's personality and transition from professional tennis into other ventures like pickleball.
Examples
Watching Jack Sock hit a forehand is like seeing someone try to restart a lawnmower with their entire body weight.
Jack Sock transitioned to pickleball with the same intensity someone might use to argue about a line call in a local park.
If power were a currency, Jack Sock would definitely be the guy overspending on the inflation of every tennis ball he touches.