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Best Hot Shots of 2018: No. 2, Angled tweener in Atlanta

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Dec 30, 2018

As the year draws to close, Baseline remembers the shots that showed off players' skills, tenacity, and luck all through the season. From backhands to volleys to two-minute rallies, these are the best hot shots of 2018. See No. 2:

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In the BB&T Atlanta Open quarterfinals, Ryan Harrison landed the shot of the tournament. Playing against the third seed Hyeon Chung, the American was on the ropes, but managed to land an angled tweener by using his touch to set up a down-the-line shot that Chung sent into the net. Harrison went on to defeat Chung and reach the final.