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Roger Federer, backhands

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Roger Federer discusses the decline of one-handed backhands in modern tennis
Roger Federer makes a candid admission about modern tennis techniques.

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Roger Federer discusses death of the one-handed backhand on return to the U.S. Open
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Roger Federer: 'I Hope It's Not the End' for the One-Handed Backhand
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Roger Federer Discusses the Decline of One-Handed Backhands in Modern Tennis
Did you know that no player with a one-handed backhand has reached a Grand Slam semifinal in 2026?

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Roger Federer explains death of beloved tennis technique ahead of potential history at US Open

The 20-time Grand Slam victor was renowned for his elegant technique, and isn't prepared to see one aspect of that be erased.
Tennis World USA on MSN
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Roger Federer explains why one of tennis' most famous shots is disappearing

Ahead of the US Open, the 20-time Grand Slam champion was asked whether he believes one of tennis' most famous shots is slowly disappearing.
India Today
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US Open: Roger Federer beats Andy Roddick on return, wows fans with vintage backhands

Roger Federer rolled back the years on his return to Arthur Ashe Stadium, dazzling a packed New York crowd with trademark backhand winners. Federer played Andy Roddick, and beat his longtime rival and friend in a 6-3 exhibition win.
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Catch-up: De Minaur, GB's Clarke & Korda in action - court 17

A total of 14 matches have been cancelled after more rain at Wimbledon today. Among them, Britain's Samantha Murray Sharan, due to play Romanian Sorana Cirstea, and Emma Raducanu,
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