Nadal has, in my opinion, the best forehand of all time, but he's not someone known for his wide variety of shots.The King of course
The King of course
Actually yeah revisiting this I think Mac is the bestMcEnroe up there
Nadal has, in my opinion, the best forehand of all time, but he's not someone known for his wide variety of shots.
The King of course
In terms of talent, it's very difficult for me to decide between Leconte and McEnroe. Of course, Mac had a much better career than Henri but in terms of pure shotmaking, I think Henri should come first. There are snippets on YouTube but the quality is most of the time poor. I have never seen someone hit shots like Leconte did in his match against Sampras during the Davis Cup final in 1991, for instance. I would call Mac the greatest genius player on the planet and Henri probably the greatest shotmaker.Actually yeah revisiting this I think Mac is the best
Tennis is first and foremost a sport of shots, and beyond the results, who has impressed you the most with their range of shots ?
There's no one shotmaker that you could call the best. I'd say - Nadal, Federer, Gonzalez, Delpo for their forehand shot making. Backhands go to Wawrinka and Thiem esp. for DTL backhand.
The best forehand until he needs it against Djokovic cross-court backhand on hardcourt.Nadal has, in my opinion, the best forehand of all time, but he's not someone known for his wide variety of shots.
He would get my vote.McEnroe up there
It should be Federer without a doubt....The amount of winners he can produce from any position on court is just unparalleled in tennis.
Federer haf volley winner from both the wings are a thing of beauty.
It should be Federer without a doubt....The amount of winners he can produce from any position on court is just unparalleled in tennis.
Federer haf volley winner from both the wings are a thing of beauty.
Definitely the most elegant looking and natural say compared to Nadal's style