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“Roger I’m going to damage him with his backhand.” - Nadal Throwback to when Federer unleashed his new aggressive backhand to dismantle Nadal's long-standing strategy, the very tactic that had troubled Federer for over a decade. It was a masterclass in adaptation and precision.

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