Tennis Styles and Stylists

Adrian Quist all-court amateur American Twist Anderson attack backhand backswing ball baseline became Big Game Borotra Bromwich Budge Budge Patty champion change of grip Cochet Continental grip court Cramm Cup challenge round Davis Cup Davis Cup challenge Davis Cup teams defeated Drobny Eastern grip Eastern style Emerson English style final five-set forehand forehand and backhand forehand drive forehand grip Frank Sedgman Fred Perry Gardnar Mulloy Gonzales grasscourt ground strokes hand hardcourt Harry Hopman Hoad Jack Crawford Jack Kramer John Bromwich Johnston Lacoste later Laurie Doherty Laver lawn tennis left-hander Lenglen match McGrath Miss Mlle National singles never Norman Brookes O'Hara Wood opponent passing shots Patterson professional Quist racket racket handle Renshaw Riggs rising-ball Rosewall Schroeder Sedgman Seixas semi-final serve sliced stroke-making stylist success Suzanne tactics Tilden topspin tournament Trabert two-handed U.S. National Vincent Richards Vines volley volleyer Western winner wrist