The Best Shot Of The Year!

http://www.atpworldtour.com/en/masters-1000/golden-hot-shot

You can even vote. I am not sure what's Zverev's shot makes in th mix. He pulls 40 crap shots in a single point and makes the cut!?!?!

On my side, it's between Cuevas, Kyrgios and Schwartzman.....hardly any difference between them.

I like Delpo's, Cuevas and Schwartzman's. Good fun.

Disappointed there are so few volleys, one or two from Dimi but nothing special.

For some reason these reels always feature "tweeners", to me they are more circus trick shots, volleys have got to be the most thrilling ones.

Also, a noted absence of Federer in the selection. Is it because they are trying to give someone else a chance to win this?

If so, why have they left out Shapo?

For me it was that Federer flick FH against Nadal AO17 in the 5th at 4-3 at 40-40 that finished a 26 shot rally. Ridiculous how he generated that power from that shot from Nadal.

noleisthebest wrote:I like Delpo's, Cuevas and Schwartzman's. Good fun.

Disappointed there are so few volleys, one or two from Dimi but nothing special.

For some reason these reels always feature "tweeners", to me they are more circus trick shots, volleys have got to be the most thrilling ones.

Also, a noted absence of Federer in the selection. Is it because they are trying to give someone else a chance to win this?

If so, why have they left out Shapo?

I think they are looking at sensational shots....more like trick shots in fact....and this year Federer did not produce any....but if that is the case what the hell is Zverev's shot doing here?

I think whoever makes the selection is looking for trick shots and they have to be when a player kind of wins a lost point.

That’s why Zverev is there...he “perseveres”.

Plus he is Nike’s biggest young hope.

noleisthebest wrote:I think whoever makes the selection is looking for trick shots and they have to be when a player kind of wins a lost point.

That’s why Zverev is there...he “perseveres”.

Plus he is Nike’s biggest young hope.

I agree. Out of these I can put Nick Kyrgios' as the best one. He does it so often with such control and with disguise, he is magical with this one.

Rest are just one-off which just happened to come on that occasion.

We only see Kyrgios successful ones not the failed ones. He attempts more of them so more likely to succeed them.

To me Cuevas's is the best, very relax, effort less and seems perfectly controlled.