Top 5 One Handed Backhands on the ATP Tour
The one-handed backhand was on its way out in the late 80s…
Stan Wawrinka
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Top 5 One Handed Backhands on the ATP Tour
The one-handed backhand was on its way out in the late 80s and into the 90s, as super stars like Andre Agassi were ripping two handed backhands all over the court. If you looked around, nobody seemed to have the classic one-handed backhands anymore. Fast forward 20 years or so, and you’re seeing youngsters with ... Read more
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The odds are out for the French Open men’s winner. It’s not a surprise that Nadal is the even money favorite. Rounding out the field is Djokovic (9-4), Thiem (11-2), Tsitsipas (18-1) and Federer at (20-1). This is no surprise of course, as these guys have been the most consistent of the bunch throughout the ... Read more