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That last backhand slice
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Your drop shot towards the end (which was good), because you just stood in the corner and watched it, rather than coming in earlier.
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3rd shot must go inside out and then it is a Winner ❤ easier said than done
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People are saying the 3rd shot but it's not, you can see that if you placed that shot towards the other side, your opponent was already ready and moving towards the other direction so would've easily returned and possibly get a winner.
It's actually the 5th shot, instead of slicing it, you could've hit a powerful backhand in either direction as the opponent looked not only off balance but also in the wrong place.
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Love the two angles mate
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3th shot, passing backhand would have won point ?
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I think the first slice because he was no longer in a defence position after that slice because it started the neutral rally. Great point tho 🎉
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The third one : you were in a Good position to play straight and deep and follow at the net. Your opponent would have to go back and play a vert difficult backend passing shot
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GREAT POINT! 👍
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Great vid to start a conversation! It’s different whether you say which shot cost you the point vs. the shot with which you could have won.
You could have won the point in your 3rd shot playing the open court rather than behind your opponent. You lost the point when you tried to drop-shot your opponent, you received a neutral ball so no surprise for him when you executed it and it was relatively easy for him to retrieve
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3rd shot ! Should have gone into the space on the ad side. Would have been over. 😊
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Your opponent defended very well, so he won the point. If any of your shots was not 100%, the I think the forehand inside the court after your backhand longline. But this shot was at the feet of your opponent and he saved the ball, even this was quite difficult.
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Probably second forehand because it was a short ball on the forehand which could have won you the point but he was able to get is back and get into a normal baseline exchange.
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I think the last one, could be a lob.
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The third one ! You have enough time and space to play on his backhand side.
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None. I would say that it was the will of the Tennis Gods that you lost that point. However, if I had to choose, I would say it was the third shot.
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I think you win that one 9 times out of 10 so think ok tbh
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He’s never going to serve and volley so why return so low that you’re clipping the net? I’m crushing that ball up the left of him with heavy topspin and asking him a question: why did you gag against Hassan! 😂
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@andrejchalas6799
3 months ago
Third shot. The most comfortable one while he was in bad position but you didnt achieve anything by that shot, losing your advantage, then it was 50/50
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