Winning points often appear in the service receiving link, especially when the game situation is backward, and even take the initiative to catch the opponent's serve. My psychological quality is excellent, especially in grand slam competitions. I have never lost to ordinary players. It's easier to play when you are behind, and you can often turn defeat into victory. For example, in the final of 20 10 Australian Open14, Zarenka lost in the first set, and when the second set fell behind 0:4, the Jedi counterattacked and reversed the promotion.
Shawa Sharapova is an aggressive baseline player. Her forehand and backhand strokes are excellent in strength, depth and angle. She often likes to play the powerful spin ball instead of the traditional volley and overhead spike. Considering Sharapova's height, her speed on the court is good. At the beginning of 2008, some observers noticed that Sharapova gradually matured in the competition. She showed improved swing and running, and added passing and backhand chopping to her hitting system. Apart from her sense of strength, Sharapova's greatest strength lies in her indomitable mentality and the spirit of not wanting to lag behind. As Nick lettieri said, she is "as tough as a nail". She has a champion's heart, always eager for victory, a big heart and good psychological quality to fly and never admit defeat. At the 20 10 French Open, the tennis star said of Sharapova: "For her, the game is not over until the last handshake."
Sharapova is famous for "roaring" on the court. In a match at Wimbledon in 2005, the roar even reached a record 10 1 dB. In the second round in 2003, Sharapova was asked to lower her voice after her opponent Nathalie Dechy complained to the referee. She responded that her growling was "a natural instinct". Monica seles said that growling is a part of tennis, which is natural. When asked by the media about the roaring question, Sharapova asked the media to "just watch the game".
service
At the beginning of her career, Sharapova's first serve and second serve were very powerful, and she was widely regarded as one of the best servers on the World Tour. However, since 2007, her shoulder injury has reduced the efficiency of serving. In many competitions, she seems to be cursed by frequent high double mistakes. Tracy austin, a two-time US Open champion, believes that Sharapova often loses confidence in the rest of the game after serving problems, so she frequently makes unforced mistakes and can't let it go. Joel Drucker, a tennis writer, commented that her serve was "the catalyst for her whole game", and her emphasis on serving "exposed" her shortcomings. After she came back from the offseason, she used a simple, slightly less powerful movement. Although I can play ace, I still can't avoid a lot of double fault. After her early exit from the US Open in 2009, Sharapova's serve returned to a longer action similar to that before the operation. Since then, she has been able to set unprecedented speeds, including serving 65,438+0,965,438+0 km on the Birmingham Tour in 2065-the second fastest service in her career. In the semi-final match against Serena in Doha in 2065, 438+03, she refreshed her fastest serve speed, reaching 1.94km. Her service level is constantly improving, and she can always provide high-quality service at critical moments.
space
Sharapova prefers fast-paced hard court and grass because of strength competition. She is not suitable for slow-paced clay court. Sharapova admits that compared with other venues, her movements on red soil are not coordinated. She once described herself as a "cow on ice" after a clay court competition. The limited space also limited her career achievements. In the eighth year of her career, she finally won the first wta championship on clay court. Before that, she won the 18 championship in other venues. After that, she gradually adapted to the clay court, played a very high level on the clay court, and finally won a grand slam on 20 12.
Fall to the ground
Sharapova is also famous for her accurate sense of the ball and powerful hitting. Her powerful forehand shot often scored points, creating a successful goal difference. From time to time, Sharapova uses her forehand to swing in the opposite direction, similar to the swing of Lindsay Davenport and Nadal. This makes her hit the ball a little later than normal, which increases the topspin of the ball, but it may also lead to jet lag. Backhand stroke is not her main scoring method, but it is more reliable. In the eyes of many tennis analysts, this is her greatest advantage and one of the greatest moves in tennis history. Her shot in front of the net was excellent in attack. She often chooses to push the ball instead of cutting it, but this is not regarded as a sign of strength-it seems to be just a habit.
Kova and Shawa are the same type.
Hope to adopt ~