Argentina’s federico stakesrud is the highhest-ranked men’s singles player with 19,100 points.
“Singles pickleball has become mini tennis at this point, there is no point on going to the net of the return. More interesting to watch. Maybe I’M Wrong, “Federico Staksrud Via X
Staksrud’s remarks point to a change in singles play, where the strategic network that used to define the game has been less in favor of power of power and topspin.
His sentiments were echoed by fellow pro zane navratil, who remarked, “it’s a problem. In duals, the problem is power, but in singles, I think the problem is topspin. Topspin. Lengthes the dimensions of the court, Making Covering Passes Much More Difability.
Roscoe Bellamy and Ryan Sherry, Among Other Pros, Joined The Discussion and Recalled The Game’s Previous Dynamics. “Yeah I definitely think the players winning ppa’s 3 years ago Had the game at the highest level. @Federico_staksrud, “said pro ryan sherry via the dink instagram
“I think 2023 singles was the sweet spot in terms of power, spin and the way the game was played. Winning tournaments again, “said pro roscoe bellamy via the dink instagram
A more Comprehensive Conversation Regarding the future of singles pickleball has been spurred by stakesrud’s criticism. BOTH Athletes and Spectators are Considering How to Strike a Balance Between Innovation and MainTaining the Game’s Inhant appeal appeal as it develops further.
