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Video: The Top 10 Points of 2014



On the eve of the start of Wimbledon, YouTube user TennisHighlightsHD takes us through a dizzying round-up of the “so-called” best points of 2014 (ATP only).

So, now that you’ve watched them, what do you think? Certainly hard to argue with most…

Was there anything missing? How about this left-handed forehand from Gael Monfils? Or this forehand reply to a Novak Djokovic smash by Rafael Nadal? In any case, the video is pretty exceptional, and it’s hard to argue that No. 1 isn’t the best point of 2014—so far.

Another thing worth mentioning: Thank the tennis gods for the shotmaking prowess of Grigor Dimitrov and Gael Monfils. Both make multiple appearances on this video, and deservedly so.

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