In this thread we don't care about any aspects of the 2hbh vs 1hbh debate apart from one thing: which type of backhand has the potential to create the most topspin?
That's right - forget about return of serve, redirecting shots, hitting wide balls, hitting high balls, hitting low balls, easier to learn slice with, easier to learn volleys with...etc... - we're not talking about any of that in this thread.
Focus on the potential to create topspin. Which has more potential - two handed, or one handed? And why? And which pro's on the ATP tour do you cite as being able to hit the heaviest topspin from either a 2hbh or a 1hbh? Provide video evidence as well for brownie points.
Poll is up.
That's right - forget about return of serve, redirecting shots, hitting wide balls, hitting high balls, hitting low balls, easier to learn slice with, easier to learn volleys with...etc... - we're not talking about any of that in this thread.
Focus on the potential to create topspin. Which has more potential - two handed, or one handed? And why? And which pro's on the ATP tour do you cite as being able to hit the heaviest topspin from either a 2hbh or a 1hbh? Provide video evidence as well for brownie points.
Poll is up.
