Haase whips up wild trick shot in Halle quarterfinal

Jun 23, 2017
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Haase whips up wild trick shot in Halle quarterfinal

Haase had a strong week, punctuated by this incredible shot.

Published Jun 23, 2017

On Friday in Halle, Robin Haase was down a break to start his quarterfinal contest against Richard Gasquet. Unperturbed, the Dutchman won a lengthy rally with a trick shot crosscourt flick winner.

At first glance, it may seem like a normal backhand, but Haase actually flipped his frame around in the last-second:

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Haase whips up wild trick shot in Halle quarterfinal

Despite the spirited theatrics, Haase would lose, 6-1, 3-6, 6-1. It was the world No. 47's first quarterfinal appearance since February.