Philipp Kohlschreiber - 50 perfect backhand winners [HD]
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- You'll get to know Philipp Eberhard Hermann Kohlschreiber a lot better after seeing this video of his one-handed backhand winners. Kohlschreiber's forehand and backhand are equally as solid although he tends to run around his backhand and his very strong inside-out forehands. His one-handed backhand is considered one of the best among the active players. He can go deep, he can hit with pace, create angles also vary with his slice and especially the drop shot which catches his opponents completely off guard. Kohlschreiber is a skilled volleyer and is considered to be an all-court player due to his successes on the different types of surfaces. He's reached at least the fourth round of all Grand Slams and won titles on all surfaces (although he has won the most titles on clay)."Kohli" (a commonly used nickname popular in Germany) has won seven doubles titles, seven singles titles and is a runner-up 8 times in singles. He's had the most success at the BMW Open, Munich, Germany - 3 titles there, including his first career title (2007 d. Mikhail Youzhny, 2012 d. Marin Čilić, 2013 lost in the final to Tommy, Haas, 2015 lost in the final to Andy Murray, 2016 d. Dominic Thiem). A Halle title in 2011 is also to note. The following year Kohlschreiber achieved one of his biggest career wins at the Gerry Weber Open - a win versus the freshly crowned Roland Garros champion Rafael Nadal and with a 6-3 6-4 score. Kohli has reached quertrfinals of few ATP1000 Masters events - Monte Carlo (2 times) and Toronto, he has also reached the 2012 Wimbledon quarterfinal (Losing to Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in a tight match). Some of Philipp Kohlschreiber's better wins are: 2009 Roland Garros third round vs Novak Djokovic (6-4 6-4 6-4), 2010 Monte Carlo second round vs Andy Murray (6-2 6-1), 2012 Halle QF vs Rafael Nadal (6-3 6-4). Kohlschreiber has a total of 22 wins versus top 10 players.
A pleasure to watch, always. One of my favorite player to watch really. So surprising he does not perform better.
Always performs well each match but usually sucks at clutch moments. He will hold ground with a top 5 player right up until the business end of a set. A shame really.
I remember 2 coaches told me if you want to copy a backhand, P.K is the most technically perfect backhand.
I always copied Federer because he was my idol. But my coaches did try to make me change
I will never understand why Philip wasn't a top 10 player. He has the shots and they're all great just not one stand out shot they're all equal.
the beauty of a one-haded ❤
I was copying wawrinka's backhand for three months, but my elbow hurts, now I'm switching to kohlschreiber's backhand and serve.
Of course stan's backhand hurts, it's a weapon only the strongest of men can wield:D
I'm in the same boat as you. Tried imitating Stan's backhand, but it just didn't work out. I then looked to copy the players with a more simple/textbook backhand, like Haas, Robredo, or Kohlschreiber. Wawrinka's backhand is simply too difficult for a non-pro to imitate. The reason it works for Stan is because he's so strong and fit.
i think his tennis form is so beautiful!
i was impressed with the his tennis play!
Unfortunately always forgotten when it comes to best one-handed backhands.
This guy is truly underrated!
Kohli is just great. For me, a top 10 player. He deserves it without a doubt!
Great strokes!!! Phenomenal backhand and touch drop shots.
I remember the match vs Roddick. One of the best matches ever
Happy retirement Kohli. What a beautiful backhand
Great compilation and quality!
Best game by Kohli!
3:43 Who is this brillant player with the perfect strokes?
Dustin Brown. If you dont know already by now.
wendel.f16 You are kiddin', right??? I'm pretty sure you are. If you're serious, please take a closer look at my profile picture...
such a beautiful player...one of my favorites. work of art
Que triste que este aleman no se mantuviera entre los 10 mejores, concidero que es un grande y de experience que hace retroceder o ace un espectaculo derrotando a top ten.
Me gusta su revez y derecha es un jugador bastante completo a my criterio.
Tiene de todo para llegar a donde el quiera, pero la edad no le favorece.
This guy is so good.
Why doesn't he win slams???
He is too short, no winner instinct, weak menatlly and bad serve.. no killer forehand either
That's a bit too harsh. Serve and forehand are good and have won him some titles. He's been lacking the shot selection and the consistency. Has the talent, doesn't have the mentality.
You would not want to see Kohly 6'1 or preferably 6'3? Same with Nishikori... Thats whats missing basically :/
True it's a hindrance but height shouldn't be an excuse for not maximizng one's potential. I especially dislike how Nishikori keeps insisting on going for the lines.
There’s a Japanese coach that teaches his way of hitting .... his name is Inoue Kunio. I scrapped everything I’ve learned in the last 40 years to hit this way. It’s simply beautiful to watch both ... the coach and the pro.
Pablo Cuevas
is that santi giraldo in your profile pic?
Absolutely!
He maxed out backhand skill tree for sure