He did it this Monday in a training session between games of the ATP Finals that disputes these days in the 02 of London.
He responded to a high ball with a medium back volley with spin, what on Tennis TV social networks have called a ‘skyhook’, translated would be something like a hook in the air, since the word is used sportively in basketball with hooks. And indeed the gesture has some similarity to a hook.
Even his opponent blurted out an ‘Oh!’ of admiration at the beating of Nadal.
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