shotmaking

Just got over with my daily workout and found this video on YouTube via random swipes and clicks... One of the best yet not famous fed interview.. He talks about his game development all the way from childhood onwards... About his thoughts on his game, what he thinks has made impact on his game...

Recently saw the video "Tommy Haas Top 10 points against Federer" (or something along those lines) and was reminded of the following match. Thoroughly enjoyable highlights (and match), well worth a watch IMO :) Shame Haas was injured so often, would have loved more matches between these two!