One-Handed vs Two-Handed Backhand | Heated Podcast Debate Turns Into Drama between Playtesters

[TW Staff]

One-handed vs two-handed backhands: which one really reigns supreme?

In this podcast episode, we dive deep into the age-old tennis debate — and let’s just say, things got heated.

We break down the strengths and weaknesses of each style, but along the way, the conversation turned into a fiery back-and-forth that even sparked a bit of fight.

If you’ve ever wondered why players are so passionate about their backhand, this episode is a must-listen. We bring you unfiltered tennis debates, honest opinions, and expert takes. This one had more fireworks than usual — and you’ll want to see how it all unfolded.

What should we debate next?!
Happy Hitting!

 

[Rally]

What should we debate next?!

I'd love to listen to a debate on connected feel vs disconnected/muted feel racquets and the impact to your confidence and shot selection in your game. From my signature you can tell I'm a Pro Staff enthusiast, and one of the things I love most about them, particularly the 85 and 90, is that I feel like I can hit more spots on the court because of the feedback from the stringbed essentially helping me dial in my contact angle and timing more precisely to consistently find tighter and tighter spots on the court. With vague racquets I find myself hitting to big margins more and having to point construct way more than I need to with the 85 and 90 because I don't have the feel/confidence to go for a tight angle on neutral balls as often.

 

[TW Staff]

I'd love to listen to a debate on connected feel vs disconnected/muted feel racquets and the impact to your confidence and shot selection in your game. From my signature you can tell I'm a Pro Staff enthusiast, and one of the things I love most about them, particularly the 85 and 90, is that I feel like I can hit more spots on the court because of the feedback from the stringbed essentially helping me dial in my contact angle and timing more precisely to consistently find tighter and tighter spots on the court. With vague racquets I find myself hitting to big margins more and having to point construct way more than I need to with the 85 and 90 because I don't have the feel/confidence to go for a tight angle on neutral balls as often.

Love that! We will add it to list of things to debate for an episode

Thank you!
Michelle, TW