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- Gasquet’s best shot is undeniably his one-handed backhand, which is considered by many as one of the greatest on the Tour. In an interview to Grand Slam magazine in 2014, the Frenchman said: “I don’t actually think I have an oversized ego, but yes, I think I have the best one-handed backhand on the tour.”
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The Gasquet backhand includes many of the same technical qualities inside the stroke that is shared by other great one handed backhand players on tour. These commonalities account for why Richard Gasquet is able to produce a solid and consistent one handed backhand with both power and heavy topspin.
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I see Gasquet’s backhand as similar to Nadal’s forehand. Gasquet’s backhand has so much action, the highest RPM of any backhand on tour, he almost never misses it, and can place it exactly where he wants, with insane short angles.
Mar 13, 2023 · Perhaps even more than Nicolas Almagro’s and Carla Suarez Navarro’s, Gasquet’s is the most aesthetically pleasing one-handed backhand drive of the Open Era.
Gasquet has the superior backhand drive. Everything else about Federer's - slice, return, volleys - is superior, but I'd agree that Gasquet has the better topspin backhand.
Gasquet clearly has a better backhand return, slice, and volleys and all that. He can actually also step in and take it early better. He just overspins a lot on his backhand drives though and Wawrinka is clearly better at clobbering multiple backhands in a row.
Feb 7, 2023 · Gasquet’s best shot is undeniably his one-handed backhand, which is considered by many as one of the greatest on the Tour. In an interview to Grand Slam magazine in 2014, the Frenchman said: “I don’t actually think I have an oversized ego, but yes, I think I have the best one-handed backhand on the tour.”
Gasquet can do it all because he is a phenomenally talented ball striker with a technically fantastic backhand. We can see a couple of the small technical flaws that make Federer’s backhand more susceptible to error than the other three.
