Very few players, not even Roger Federer, come to the net frequently when they are playing against Nadal. The Spaniard's forehand passing shots, almost always containing a lot of deadly top spin, usually find their way past his opponent. His triumph against Federer in the 2008 Wimbledon final was testimony to that.
Nadal's vicious forehand top-spin makes his passing shots incomparable. His double-handed backhand passing shots are awesome, too. Agassi also had great passing shots but Nadal’s are better in terms of clinical accuracy and potency. Moreover, Agassi needed more time to play his shots whereas Nadal can hit them instantly.
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Subhadeep Roy
Subhadeep, an adept tennis journalist at Sportskeeda, has been writing about the sport for seven years. He is known for his exclusive match reviews and opinion pieces, utilizing his MBA degree to tackle them effectively with his problem-solving abilities.
Subhadeep lives and breathes tennis. He watches matches regularly and engages in social media platforms to stay on top of the latest happenings. As a writer, he brings the fan's perspective to his pieces, ensuring his readers enjoy an exceptional experience every time.
Growing up, he idolized Boris Becker, but he now firmly believes Novak Djokovic stands alone as the 'Greatest of all Time', especially considering the 24-time Grand Slam champion's incredible stats. One thing that still puzzles Subhadeep, however, is how Becker's Wimbledon tally might have reached five if not for Pete Sampras.
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