Tennis Overhead Serve
THE BEST AND WEAPONS IN TENNIS most feared EVER?
I mean, if you compartmentalize each specific weapon and assign it to a player with the best and most feared of each specific weapon. Here is my list: Forehand – Roger Federer Backhand – torn between Richard Gasquet and Andrei Pavel Serve – Pete Sampras Speed – Roger Federer return – Stefan Edberg backhand volley – - John McEnroe Justice Movement – Roger Federer Half Volley – between Connors and Nalbandian forehand volley ripped Roger Federer overhead – Pete Sampras praise – Leyton Hewitt drop shot – Ilie Nastase backhand slice – Roger Federer anticipation – Roger Federer What do you think?
Here are a few corrections to the list: backhand – Rafa Nadal (much better than anyone else) Return – Andre Agassi (much better than Connors and Nalby) forehand volley – John McEnroe backhand volley – Stefan Edberg But hte best weapon (Edberg's forehand volley a weakness of the species) was ever in Tennis: Serve – Pete Sampras Sampras Without them, were not much different from McEnroe.
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