
Two forehands, no backhands: meet the US Open’s fascinating ambidextrous experiment
At the US Open, a 16‑year‑old junior from Denver is showcasing an unusual ambidextrous technique, using forehands on both sides instead of a backhand. Coaches and analysts note the approach challenges conventional training but demonstrates viable power and control. The player’s performance highlights how innovative tactics can compete at high levels, sparking interest in broader adoption.