Stefanos Tsitsipas, a prominent figure in men’s tennis, shares his positive outlook on the future of the one-handed backhand. Despite a perceived decline in its prevalence, Tsitsipas remains steadfast in his belief that the single-handed backhand will continue to produce champions in the sport.

“I think it’s just a phase. I remain pretty optimistic on the future of the single-handed backhand and I’m pretty sure we’re going to see a lot of more champions in the future with that backhand. I, for sure, don’t think it’s gone,” Tsitsipas stated confidently.

Tsitsipas’ perspective challenges the notion that the one-handed backhand is becoming obsolete in modern tennis. With his own proficiency in executing this stroke, Tsitsipas embodies the potential and versatility of the single-handed backhand, offering a compelling argument for its enduring relevance.

While trends in tennis may ebb and flow, Tsitsipas’ optimism underscores a fundamental belief in the timeless elegance and effectiveness of the one-handed backhand. As players strive for innovation and excellence on the court, Tsitsipas remains confident that the single-handed backhand will maintain its place as a formidable weapon in the arsenal of champions.

Tsitsipas in Acapulco, ranking, and results in 2024

Currently the world no.12, the Greek has achieved a 9-3 match record in 2024. Tsitsipas is competing in Acapulco where he ousted the world no.39 Roman Safiullin 6-3 6-4 and the world no.69 Flavio Cobolli 6-3 7-6⁶.

Stefanos Tsitsipas will come up against the world no.9 Alex De Minaur in the quarter on Thursday at 6:00 pm on ESTADIO. Their record is 12-1 for Tsitsipas.

The Greek won 11 titles in his career: 1 on hard courts, 4 on clay courts, 5 on indoor courts and 1 on grass courts. (See the list of his titles)

Tsitsipas will compete next in Indian Wells (BNP Paribas Open). He will start the tournament from the main draw that will commence on the 4th of March.