WATCH: Hsieh explains Su-Wei style

Nov 19, 2019
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WATCH: Hsieh explains Su-Wei style

Published Nov 19, 2019

Hsieh Su-Wei has a lesson for everyone: anything can happen on the court. The world No. 32 explains what Su-Wei Style is, and why she has a two-handed forehand, that's become a signature part of her crafty game.

"I was very small and very skinny," she said about her five-year-old self. "So my father wanted me to play two-handed."

She's not just playing with a two-handed forehand though, she's actually switching her grip. Hsieh and Barbora Strycova just finished the season runner-up at the WTA Finals in Shenzhen.

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The 33-year-old's singles season highlights included a semifinal run in Dubai and four quarterfinal appearances.