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The young American is taking advantage of his tall stature to make some big moves on court.
Published Aug 10, 2023
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Korda counterpunches the ball back to his opponent by maintaining balance in his legs and generating more pace at contact.
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Korda makes contact with the ball closer to shoulder height which means that any ball bouncing up to 5'10'' is well in his strike zone.
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Always looking to make his way forward, Korda's aggressive game style is his best weapon.
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