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The 14 pages that link to Two-handed backhand, each with the reason it gives.

• Margaret CourtRelated: Court used a two-handed backhand, an unusual technique among top players of her era.

• TopspinBroader topic: The stroke can produce heavy topspin while maintaining control.

• Novak DjokovicRelated: Djokovic’s backhand supports consistent crosscourt exchanges and sharp changes of direction.

• Björn BorgRelated: Borg used a powerful two-handed backhand as a central groundstroke.

• Andy MurrayRelated: Murray used its control and return strength to redirect fast shots.

• Chris EvertRelated: Evert helped popularize the two-handed backhand in women's tennis.

• Jimmy ConnorsRelated: Connors used it to drive flat, early-returning shots from both wings.

• Andre AgassiBroader topic: Agassi used a powerful two-handed backhand to redirect pace and pressure opponents.

• Monica SelesRelated: Seles used two hands on both forehand and backhand, enabling powerful, controlled groundstrokes.

• Guillermo VilasRelated: Vilas’s powerful backhand helped him sustain and redirect baseline rallies.

• Kim ClijstersRelated: Her backhand helped her redirect pace and construct cross-court rallies.

• Arantxa Sánchez VicarioRelated: Her reliable two-handed backhand supported the consistency central to her game.

• Jannik SinnerRelated: His compact two-handed backhand supports fast, deep returns and baseline exchanges.

• Maria SharapovaRelated: Sharapova used it to drive deep, forceful shots from the baseline.