This. To me at least, what makes Federer so appealing to watch is his stroke mechanics and fluid power - his strokes are like a whip cracking with the lightning racquet head speed. Mecir and Nalby, in contrast, put more emphasis on timing rather than brute-force racquet acceleration - their strokes appeared lighter and more intuitive than Fed's as a result.
Bernard Tomic.
It used to frustrate me a lot (being an Agassi fan back in the day)
I think Fognini’s excellent footwork and court position anticipation made him look easy. He really anchor himself off the ground when he decides to strike. His backhand down the line on the run is indeed beautiful and appears to be effortless.
He never appears strained or out of position, even against the most relentless ballstrikers. He anticipates better than almost anyone in the game.
I believe someone above already mentioned Tomic : )If effortless means without effort then I gotta go with the infamous King Kyrgios. No one puts in less effort than him.
a wall of roses-)
He sweat too much
