How did Federer find his footing on the pitch?

Federer is a Hamburg-based tennis player with a different style of play, holding the record for the longest number of weeks in the world in ATP history, winning 20 men's singles titles, 10 runners-up, and the best male athlete at the 2017 National Sports Journalists' Conference. Was Federer really that good on the tennis court before his successes? Is it really a 100-shot shot!

Before that, Federer's status was actually not high, and he worked very hard to maintain his foothold. <>

1. Footing on the pitch Before the arrival of 2020, Federer was full of unconfidence in his clay games, as he frequently lost in the game, and has lost 11 games. In this year's tournament, the players will be played in a lottery format, with Federer playing against nine other strong men, and there is a good chance that he will face the strongest one. The game could not be won, Federer had no place and no place to stand.

So in fact, he has a low status in Hamburg. <>

2. How Federer found his footing The 20-year-old started out on the tennis courts, but as his tennis skills improved, he was able to establish himself in Hamburg. In his first year of 11 tournaments, he lost completely, but he didn't lose heart, Federer knew he didn't have an advantage on the dirt and just continued to build. In the second year's title defense, Federer lost, but he staged a trick to get out of the game and start a counterattack.

In the 2004 title defense, he defeated his opponent to win, and in 2005 he won the tournament with a strategy of losing 5,000 and not losing a single bit. Although he missed the race in '06, he came back with the most important victory of his life. Federer proved himself once again victorious, proved that he was not a straw bale and managed to establish himself in Hamburg.

In the future, he will have to work hard to hone his skills and find his place in the team so that he can get a foothold on the pitch.

It should be through your own efforts and contribution to the team step by step that you can establish your status as a team.

He should continue to work hard and be part of the team to do that.

Tennis20 seatsGrand Slam record holder, Federer's grass court resultsBetter than hard courts

As tennis lovers, we are happy, not only can we see Federer's smooth hitting action, but also see Nadal, who has amazing perseverance, and Djokovic, who has the strongest ability to hold the bottom line. The current tennis world is the most prosperous period in the past 100 years. The big three of tennis alone have presented us with a lot of exciting matches, but my favorite match to watch is Federer's grass court.

Eight-time Wimbledon champion

Of the 20 Grand Slams Federer has won, Wimbledon alone has won eight. It can be said that the starting point of Federer's dynasty in tennis was grass.

It is a batting technique for grass instead

Federer is the most versatile of all tennis players. It is precisely because Federer has a variety of scoring techniques that he can handle all kinds of fields with ease. But in my opinion, Federer's extremely attacking style of hitting the ball is best suited to beating opponents on grass.

At Federer's peak, he won five consecutive Wimbledon titles, and at Wimbledon he won the title again in 2016, 14 years after 14 years in 2003. This is also the best proof that he is stronger on grass than hard surface.

I think Federer is still a little bit more dominant on grass, he plays very strongly, and he feels like he can't let go on hard courts.

Federer's technique will be stronger on hard courts, and he is a well-rounded player who can adapt to any field on hard courts, grass, red courts, etc.

Federer's best performance is on hard courts, as Federer has won more Grand Slams on hard courts.