Alcaraz backhand Low & High ball technique Slow-motion

Alcaraz backhand Low & High ball technique Slow-motion

[yes]

Saw a video on his backhand changing going into 2025. He preps the backhand at a lower position similar to sinner

[relaxh]

@bhaskarwarmilind Novak ok, but zverev??
Alcaraz backhand is predominantly offensive, with a high degree of control and point-construction ability. He uses it as a weapon rather than just a rallying tool. This characteristic sets him apart from most young players, who often have a backhand that is either a weakness or primarily defensive. It's no coincidence that he already has multiple Grand Slam titles "4" to his name. He dominates virtually every surface—clay, grass, and hard courts—and his only “weak spot, ” if it can be called that, is the Australian Open, where his best result so far has been the quarterfinals—a stage most players will never reach in their entire careers.

That said, I know it might sound like I'm defending him or that I’m a fanboy—but honestly, my favorite player right now is Jannik Sinner, precisely because of his aggressive playing style. I’m just trying to clarify things that the vast majority of people don’t even come close to understanding.

[bhaskarwarmilind]

Novak and Zverev’s backhand are far more superior and effective.

[studfinderball]

Way too much wear and tear on the body's knees and hips. No thanks.