There's something so satisfying about watching and hearing Stefi's backhand. 🎾

Ça sent clairement le parti pris contre Becker lol 😂😂

areta sanchez ?

Hana was one of my favorite players to watch. She had all the shots .

This really was insane. Talk about an overachiever, victor estrella burgos is one of the greatest underdog stories in tennis history. He found a place that suited his game perfectly. The altitude of quito made his shots and game far more effective and he knew it. He worked super hard before that tournament every year to give himself the best chance of winning it and he pulled off the three peat. I think 2017 was the craziest one but all of them were seriously insane runs considering the lack of ability and talent this guy had. What he lacked in those he made up for in heart and pure effort. After he won his third quito title in a row he also won his home tournament in the form of a challenger in santo domingo, dominican republic, and he treated that win like a grand slam. Such a humble, legendary player who perhaps maximised his ability better than any other player in history. 3 atp finals, 3 career titles and all in a row at the same venue! Incredible Even in his last apppearance in quito before finally losing there in the second round he still managed to beat Belluchi for the fourth time in a row in four quito tournaments between 2015 and 2018. Lol.

Wawrinka!

I don't care how many grand slams any other woman has, Martina at her best was better than all of them. By a mile, honestly. Her volley skills were just astounding, no other female player ever was close. She could end points quickly like no other. The fact that she was left handed gave her whole game an artistic flair that was unmatched.

My favorite shot in all tennis-love how Graf generates this stroke.

Not true. She created angles with both back and forearm. Even McEnroe agrees with this. If height was this important, Venus and Sharapova would be ace at it

Such a stylistic player. Federer esque shots

Henin, Wawrinka, and Gasquet

Austin's serve is the slowest and shortest ball you're going to get from her in the entire point. It's shocking that she was able to win two slams....over Chris and Martina nonetheless....with that serve.

Maybe, just maybe...my favorite women's match of all time.

Better style in Tennis History period.

I think Edberg's backhand is the best not only for his generation but he is not quite as powerful as say Becker or Wawarinka, but it is a shot he rarely framed, he was in the ready position so well when he launched into that backhand, his sliced best hand is as good as any you will likely to see. He can lob well, dink and angled it well, there is just so much variety that he had with this shots. There is a little wonder that Edberg prefer his own backhand over Federer's, his backhand has as much variety as Federer but the overall technic is better.

The most awesome player I have ever seen, male or female

Wood racquets in 82 still? Wow. Mandlikova had a decent run. Austin's gorgeous 😍

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This pre-King Leopold II "RACIST" disrespected Serena Williams!!!

Henin's backhand jumps off her racquet like a cannon ball. Holy smoke!! She just might have the greatest backhand stroke in the history of tennis on either tour.

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I loved to watch her play Justne❤

2016 Murray 🔥🔥🔥🔥

One of my favourite tennis 🎾 players.. 👍🏻 Incredible defence and lethal offence.. 👍🏻 One of the toughest fighters in tennis 🎾 history.. 🇺🇸.. Peace ✌🏻 amigos.. 😎 ☀️ 🌕 🐺 😺 🦊 😎

He had the game and movement to have won a lot on clay. Just don’t think he enjoyed it enough

All round player with an explosion on the backhand. My favorite player in the 90s and 2000s

Martina was so arrogant from 84-86. I think she expected the wins and didn’t appreciate them , Graf humbled her and Martina became a better person much in the way Martina humbled Chris. Chris became a better person through her rivalry with Martina, a better person and a better player.

Skillful, quick, intelligent, creative... one of the more ATP amusing players, loved watching him.

He makes it look so easy

Martina needs to start teaching the men's tour how to do serve-volley properly. They're generally hopeless at it.

Martina always a whiner and poor sport when opponent outplayed her. Also hate when she applauded with her racquet mostly her own shots! Happy Hana won

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He was an adequate clay court player until 1997. Won the Davis Cup final for the US in 1995 against Russia, won the Italian Open in 1994, had wins on the surface over Muster, Courier and Bruguera. He reached the quarters of the RG three years in a row from 1992-94, the semis in 96, and played two great matches in 97 before getting food poisoning. And then 1998 came, and it was like the bottom dropped out. He won three matches at the RG over the next five years.

Her high risk game makes her the best

Was there ever a more graceful player than Hana? Her tennis was seemingly effortless. She didn't even grunt although I'm sure many guys back in the day wouldn't have minded just a few...

What a good player Sampras was even on clay!!!

OMG why we don't have backhand like this nowsaday

I have viewed and admired so many single one handed backhands, but hers is a one of a kind work of art. I can keep watching it over and over.

This was one of the best Wimbledon matches in history. Loved watching this match.

Just comparing this match and Martina in 1984, it's striking how much Martina had bulked up physically here. She seemed to stay like that until around the end of 1986, after which she seemed to really lose a lot of that muscle.

To bad thos didn't win her the match

One wonders how good Edberg could have been if he'd had a better forehand. But definitely one of the greatest serve volleyers ever. I remember when he beat Courier in the 91 US Open final was one of the best displays of serve volley tennis I've ever seen! Serve volley virtually extinct now in the men's game

just watch her feet!

Genius

For me Hana was the most graceful female player ever. When she was in form her tennis was a thing of beauty. She would glide effortlessly around the court and could hit winners from both wings and had a beautiful single handed backhand. She was an all court player and had all the shots. Only the most talented can make tennis look effortless. In this match you can often hear Martina grunt from effort (not the fake grunts they have these days) but Hana was always quiet and composed. Sure Martina's career was more successful but if you ask me whose talent and game I would prefer, it would be Hana's.

MAESTRAAAAAA🎉🎉🎉🎉

Flat backhand

Justine has an amazingly athletic body. A perfect body for Tennis.

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Their skill, variety, athleticism, grace... the players of today should learn from these two, both WTA and ATP.