What racket is best for a one handed backhand?

There are a few racquets that slot into the characteristics above and I think are great for one-handed backhand players. Yonex VCORE 95 a very forgiving racquet for a 95 sq inch head size. The VCORE Pro 97 is also good. I might have missed a few, but these are all excellent on the one-hander.

Who has the most powerful backhand in tennis?

1. Richard Gasquet. Richard Gasquet possesses the most technically sound one-handed backhanded on the ATP World Tour. Combining grace and precision, Gasquet’s backhand is absolutely lethal.

Who uses Onehand backhand?

Roger Federer
Many tennis greats use the one-handed backhand. Such players include Roger Federer, Stefan Edberg, Pete Sampras, Justine Henin, Steffi Graf, Gustavo Kuerten, Amelie Mauresmo, Martina Navratilova, Stan Wawrinka, Don Budge, Ken Rosewall and Rod Laver.

Does Roger Federer have the best backhand?

And it is pretty clear that in the variants other than the flat groundstroke, Federer’s backhand is superior to that of most players on tour. Not only that, but Federer is the only player right now, and perhaps in history, who has maximized all the possible shots off the backhand side.

Which is better one-handed backhand or two handed?

The two-handed backhand may be a less destructive shot than the one-hander, but it is also more reliable: the extra hand on the racket means it is easier to handle incoming pace and spin, and to swing the racket along a predictable path. By contrast, the single-hander is a shot for gamblers and swashbucklers.

Is a one-handed backhand better?

One-handed Backhand: The main benefit of a one-handed backhand is reach. It’s often easier to attack the net and move forward with your shot if you hit with one hand, because you hit a one-handed backhand further in front of you. Also a one-handed backhand hides a slice better, which keeps your opponent guessing.