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Breaking Down Iconic Tennis Forehands in the U.S. Open | The New Yorker
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September 4, 2019
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5:26Now PlayingThe New Yorker writer Louisa Thomas looks at some of the best forehands in tennis and breaks down what they reveal about the players. From Osaka to Federer, she explains how this fundamental stroke gives tennis stars their power on the court.
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