Is there a ball on the racquet during Nadal's follow through?No. It appears you’ve never seen Nadal’s follow through as well.
Forehand: BorgAnd for fun s sake, players whose technique should not be taught under any condition. Like ever
Tomas Berdych, for pretty much everything. He was the definition of "simple, clean, and effective".Which tennis players have textbook strokes? I mean those whose technique is so good that it should be taught in tennis academies
Here is my list.
Forehand: maybe Federer- 2004-2006 era. Or Sinner, i love his fluid and clean motion.
Backhand: Nishikori maybe ? Zverev definitely has a solid case
1HBH- For me it has to be Wawrinka. Greatest backhand ever. He could do literally anything woth that shot
Volleys: Edberg
Dropshots: Rios provided you have soft hands or Alcaraz
Slice: Fedex
And serve: for some reason I have to go with Djokovic. His motion is incredibly simple yet effective. I would not reccomend copying Nadal s or Fed s serve, cause their motions are very complex.
Safin. Clean and textbook on every shot.
Mental game cluttered and insane however.
Better.Edberg?
He's a textbook case of everything looking good but never win big.
Dimitrov.It's more useful to think who has the textbook shots but can't win big titles vs. who wins more than the look of the techniques can justify.
I have a soft spot for him. I enjoy watching FAA korda vs Medvedev and try to figure out what really matters for competitive tennis.Dimitrov.
Nope. Backhand spin looks kinda weird. Unusual follow through.Dimitrov.
Yeah. And vacuum between the earsMarcelo Rios had textbook silky strokes and movement
Yeah. And vacuum between the ears
Best forehand imoTomas Berdych, for pretty much everything. He was the definition of "simple, clean, and effective".
What..... 14-4record in slam. FinalsWell, if we're including the mental aspect, that would also be Sampras.
Forehand: PegulaWhich tennis players have textbook strokes? I mean those whose technique is so good that it should be taught in tennis academies
Here is my list.
Forehand: maybe Federer- 2004-2006 era. Or Sinner, i love his fluid and clean motion.
Backhand: Nishikori maybe ? Zverev definitely has a solid case
1HBH- For me it has to be Wawrinka. Greatest backhand ever. He could do literally anything woth that shot
Volleys: Edberg
Dropshots: Rios provided you have soft hands or Alcaraz
Slice: Fedex
And serve: for some reason I have to go with Djokovic. His motion is incredibly simple yet effective. I would not reccomend copying Nadal s or Fed s serve, cause their motions are very complex.
What is wrong technique wise with the Tsitsipas 1hbh?And for fun s sake, players whose technique should not be taught under any condition. Like ever
Forehand: Paire
Backhand: Berasategui
1HBH: Karlovic, Tsitsipas!!!!
Volleys: Berdych , Medvedev
Dropshots: Medvedev
Slice: Tsitsipas
Serve: Errani