The most special thing is that when the ball touches the ground, due to its rapid spin, it bounces back into the hitter's half, leaving the opponent on the other side of the net with no chance to return the hit, only able to watch in admiration.
Djokovic is well acquainted with various exceptional skills in his field, but he has never used this trick in official matches during his tennis career, as he lacks the courage to try!
The difficulty of the White Whale Counterattack is immense, requiring precise control over the ball's spin. The shot must possess both height and spin, and if the landing point or force is slightly off, it can be powerfully smashed by the opponent near the net!
But unexpectedly, Djokovic saw a similar scene on the soccer field.
His lips curled upward slowly, revealing a slight appreciative smile, and he inwardly exclaimed:
