So this was what king of serve

This is a open stance right? Better for the hip rotation

her 2nd serve kicker is equally devastating.

1:55 - 2:05 -- such a beautiful way to move!

damn at close stance wow

スイングだけじゃなく、面作りも上手いからね〜。

適切なグリップは、やり易いからね。

・エネルギー ・コントロール を感じるスイングだよな。

He actually frames a couple of them....that makes me feel better about myself :D

His eyes stay on the spot where he hit the ball well after he hits it.

Momma 😘😎

This video is a priceless treasure to the tennis-playing community.

He has since changed his service motion but this version of Djokovic serve is the simplest and cleanest version

❤😅🎉💋💋💋💋💋💋

Leaping Scot 🐐

So effortless and powerful!

Most coaches will tell you hit your cross fh open stance..which yes is true..and then you see that..federer is the ultimate embodiment of "learn the rules to break the rules"😎

foot fault

Why did you stop posting videos?

Greatest OHB in tennis history!! Bow down to the Queen!! 😃

you missed the best part of the serve at the contact point ....

델포트로 멋진 테니스 엿엇는데 ㅜㅜ

It looks cool but too much head movement. He’s my favorite player all time but looking at his form over the years has taught me what not to do as a beginner. Can’t stand Federer but all his fundamentals are on point and very little head movement. People are so focused on seeing where the ball goes that their form just goes out the window and they either hit the ball long or into the net

Mình cảm thấy tệ nhưng vẫn yêu thương cuộc đời

I find Rune and Ruud's much more relatable as an amateur. Roger's is an all-time great shot - but it's something (the lasso) that amateurs simply can't replicate with enough consistency

legs are great AFTER you have the rest of it figured out

キレが良いのぉ〜。

His every move is so elegant.

Interesting that his left elbow does not come up as high as Henin and Gasquet.

So interesting that he inverts the racket head much like an ATP forehand. I don’t think the other one handed backhanders do this, at least not to the degree he does.

OMG

His backhand is a thing of beauty. I'm going to miss him when he retires

Kick Serve ?? You kidding ? ))

not just power but excellent placement. I remember when she was up and coming teenager. Rarely double faulted, no one could attack her kick 2nd serve. Just wicked spin on that. I think Strosur also has a great kick serve

Think he won at the pro level with that🤯🤯🤯

Love it!!!

🏆🏆🏆🏆❤️❤️❤️❤️💋💋💋🍾

Мария, великолепна🌹🌹🌹

リラックスしてるから、スイングスピードも出るんだよね。

Him and sinner have very similar faces from certain angles

i wonder if he uses an Eastern grip, just like RF?

always start from the prep phase when the racket head is up. people look at this videos starting point and think that is the right place to start

Great angle for learning the one handed backhand & one of the best one handed backhand forms imo.

This guy's good .

Best slap in the history of hockey.

I really love this serve

Wow, this comment section is so old. And I got this as a YT - short

the success of his backhand is very simple....his head does not move. Before the ball is struck, the only movement above his shoulders is his head adjusting to his "line of vision' as the ball approaches his racket. And when his eyes pick up the tennis ball, his head actually stops moving altogether. Even after he strikes the ball, his head STILL doesnt budge. Pull up videos of some of the best backhands the sport has ever seen (Seles, Evert, Connors, the Williams Sisters, Djokovic, Federer, Graf, Lendl, Wilander, Edberg, Haas and Hewitt. And you see the same thing. ALL OF THEM, have very simple backswing and follow thru, EVEN AFTER THE BALL IS STRUCK.

His backhand slice is much improved now in 2023.

Andy Roddick was a great server and legs are important. There was a biomechanics book on tennis and they concluded leg drive added about 10-15% of the power to a serve. Andy also has great shoulder action. I saw him play a couple of times live at the US Open and his first serve also had a tremendous about of spin and movement. He consistently hit 1st serves over 120 mph that had so much spin the ball dove down into the service box. That gave him a margin of safety because he could hit a 120 mph serve a foot or more over the net and make it with confidence. It is amazing how many rec players I play that blast flat 1st serve where you can read PENN or WILSON on the ball due to the lack of rotation and they make 1 in 5 or even a lower percentage. All the great servers Roddick, Federer, Sampras and even super tall Isner hit enormous amounts of spin on their first serve.