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🎾 Matteo Martineau vs Martin Damm

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The one-handed backhand is not yet dead in women's tennis. Lilli Tagger, a 17-year-old Austrian player who is emerging as one of the great promises of world tennis, is progressing with unprecedented consistency and speed. After narrowly missing out on playing in the main draw of the Australian Open, she has been crowned champion of the ITF W100 Fujairah 2026, defeating Harriet Dart in the final. She will be ranked 128th in the world next Monday, taking giant steps towards the top 100.

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🎾 Robin Bertrand vs Titouan Droguet

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The upcoming ATP Finals 2024 do not yet know their complete lineup, but they already reveal a fact related to the gradual disappearance of the one-handed backhand. There has always been a player with this stroke in every edition of the end-of-year tournament... until this 2024, where all participating players will use a two-handed backhand. In recent seasons, names like Roger Federer, Stan Wawrinka, Dominic Thiem, and Stefanos Tsitsipas ensured the presence of this stroke; this year, Grigor Dimitrov was the closest to qualifying. A fact as sad as it is real.

😪 For the FIRST TIME in ATP Finals history (with Round Robin format, since the 80s), there will be NO players with a one-handed backhand

❌ Federer, Thiem or Tsitsipas were holding down the fort in recent years, but the 2024 edition will feature a sad, yet noteworthy feat. pic.twitter.com/XvpQEfFxnF

— Carlos Navarro (@TheMagician5GS) November 4, 2024

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🎾 Martin Landaluce vs Clement Chidekh

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ATP has come up with a new video with that cartoonish tone that is delighting fans once again. This time, they have capitalized on the ongoing debate: the extinction of the one-handed backhand. In this clever video starring Grigor Dimitrov, some of the circuit's top players are shown doing everyday actions like brushing their teeth with two hands, alluding to the motto of "adapt or die." The images are worth seeing, and the ending holds a very sentimental star appearance.

The single-handed backhand has been teetering on the verge of extinction...

But are two hands really better than one? The players find out 👀 pic.twitter.com/gQGgNPlniI

— ATP Tour (@atptour) August 9, 2024

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