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So top players randomly hit the ball short or deep in the court?

I will use Nalbandian as an example. He played with so much purpose that I do not think he randomly hit the ball short and deep. An example is this Federer Nalbandian match in Paris: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odkPtGvB6ck

Are Maria Kirilenko and David Nalbandian the same player? http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=347142&highlight=nalbandian

Federer does not have all the shots in the book: http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=359771&highlight=federer

It was posted in a thread title a months ago and it analysed the Federer Djokovic Roland Garros 2011 semi final. The website had a black background and used a lot of pictures in the analysis.

I think Wawrinka will beat Djokovic in straights if it is a night match.

Safin, Gulbis, Federer, Haas and Murray are bad match ups for Djokovic Sampras and Becker are as well but not as much as the ones mentioned. These two can two though can take advantage of Djokovic's overrated return of serve, just like LLodra did at the Paris Masters 2010.

It is so that he can get to a forehand down the line in time and also it means that he has more chance of running around his backhand to hit a forehand if his opponent goes back cross-court.

I posted this on mens tennis forum: http://www.****************.com/showthread.php?t=188123&page=3

Does anyone want to know why, because I have found out after two years.

I think djokovic is best at redirecting the ball when on defense. He struggles to generate is own pace and this very noticeable when attacks an opponents 2nd serve. He rarely has any return winners and he does not often dictate points of his opponents serve.

Does anyone care to reply to this thread?

Can someone reply please?

My follow through on both strokes is not as smooth as I would like it to be. This because of my wrist becoming loose when it should not. You are not suppose to be arming these shots which I feel that I am. I think I snap my wrists on follow because I though that it is what Federer does when...

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I use a semi western forehand

My teacher kept saying that I kept snatching at my forehand. He says my backhand is ok. Which players do you recommend that I can learn from in terms of technique.

Head? Yonex?

They should not be, Clijsters tactics are all wrong.

I will edit part of the first post from "hard" to "very hard."

He lacks a very hard topspin backhand. Does this taint his legacy since he neither had a fluid transition game at the net? Discuss

The ironic thing is that I was actually joking when I first made this thread. I did it to delude the annoying Nadal fans. Did you know that there are PEDS availible for clear-mindedness and mental strngth? I have seen so many people choke against Nadal but I now know why.

yes you are

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I think Federer dopes: http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=313494 http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=301611&page=2

It is known that Nadal's sister and girlfriend do not like Uncle Toni.

Against Djokovic you have to continually change the pace and slice to his forehand side. Nadal did this and it is no suprise that he won.

It is an uncanny comparison because they do a lot of the same things. Even if one is a man and the other is a woman