@@LoveTennisOfficial tons of topspin! I see you’re a lefty ;) I voted with aesthetics in mind too. Also find it unique Roger played Eastern grip which is quite rare. Their styles of play couldn’t have been more different! King of Clay vs King of Grass
@@LoveTennisOfficial That is why I said biggest lol. I would take Delpo’s over Gonzalez though. Two most effective probably Roger and Rafa. Novak’s forehand is very underrated and has become a great weapon over the years.
@@LoveTennisOfficial of course on the backhand, one of if not the best ever. I was just saying while not on the level of the names mentioned, he has really made his forehand into a formidable weapon over the years and people don’t talk about it much.
If you have time to get behind it and then go into it to put body forward then neutral as best weight transfer potential, if it’s deep and fast then semi-open or even open for power through shoulder rotation
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The maestro, had a great variety on it too able to flatten it out or hit more topspin. What about Rafa?
@@LoveTennisOfficial tons of topspin! I see you’re a lefty ;) I voted with aesthetics in mind too. Also find it unique Roger played Eastern grip which is quite rare. Their styles of play couldn’t have been more different! King of Clay vs King of Grass
Nice video, its not often i hear new stuff
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Great Video🔥🎾🔥
Thank you!!
Two biggest forehand I have ever seen, Fernando Gonzalez or Delpo.
Those two had absolute canons as forehands…were they as effective?
@@LoveTennisOfficial That is why I said biggest lol. I would take Delpo’s over Gonzalez though. Two most effective probably Roger and Rafa. Novak’s forehand is very underrated and has become a great weapon over the years.
@@eincan1313Djoko forehand is solid but would you associate his backhand as his better shot?
@@LoveTennisOfficial of course on the backhand, one of if not the best ever. I was just saying while not on the level of the names mentioned, he has really made his forehand into a formidable weapon over the years and people don’t talk about it much.
Good video.
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Rally ball relatively deep down the middle: neutral, open or semi-open?
If you have time to get behind it and then go into it to put body forward then neutral as best weight transfer potential, if it’s deep and fast then semi-open or even open for power through shoulder rotation
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