Like Rafa, if he has a least favorite court it would be grass. He already showed great strength at the US Open last year beating some top players including the likes of Tistsipas and Shapo. At that point of his career he was in the top 50 for sure and with his recents wins, he’ll be top 12.wco81 wrote: ↑Sun May 08, 2022 8:07 pmYeah they're running the highlights. I don't think the Madrid Open was televised in the US was it?
So can he play on the hard courts though? I guess the more he strength trains, the better his prospects will be on the hard courts.
Does he have a big serve and forehand or backhand? I saw he got Djoko on a few points with the drop shot.
As for his strokes, I would say his forehand is his strength but really is his smarts in the court that impresses me the most. He thinks his way thru, his shots has a purpose and of course he’s only going to get better.