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Jim Courier Breaks Down Why Jannik Sinner’s Backhand Beats Ben Shelton’s

Breaking down their backhands, Courier said, “Watch where the racket ends up.” He said Shelton’s elbow “is kind of open,” and he “doesn't really get the racket back far enough.” By contrast, “there's a lot more lag and therefore a lot more power through the strike zone” in Sinner’s stroke, adding that Shelton's swing is “too short.”