VIDEO: Roger Federer backhand completely bamboozles ball-boy
The sight of Roger Federer completely baffling others with his mastery of a tennis ball is nothing new.
In fact, the Swiss legend and current world number one has been doing it for easily over a decade now, and there are many seasoned pros on the ATP circuit who could testify to just that.
But if said seasoned ATP pros still get caught out by Federer’s brilliance, what chance do the ball-kids really have?
Well, very little, as it turns out, as this little man at Indian Wells proved this week.
The @rogerfederer backhand slice: confusing ball kids for years 😂#BNPPO18 pic.twitter.com/EJZyKNlrEE
— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) March 12, 2018
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