Rinderknech’s Forehand: Two Modes of Performance

On Monday Match Analysis, Gill Gross unpacks Valentin Vacherot’s stunning run at the Rolex Shanghai Masters. The world No. 204 came through qualifying to win his first ever ATP title, beating Novak Djokovic in the semifinals and his cousin Arthur Rinderknech in an improbable final. We’ll discuss Vacherot’s strength as a player, why Rinderknech almost won it with his forehand and how the match turned around. Then, Joel Drucker and Amy Lundy join to discuss the missed opportunity for Djokovic and Daniil Medvedev, along with the much maligned Shanghai conditions, both weather and court.

0:00 Intro
7:56 Vacherot Strengths
13:50 Forehand Comparisons
19:45 Match Turnaround
26:26 Daniil Medvedev
37:30 Novak Djokovic
45:45 Shanghai Conditions

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