Tennis fans were shocked at seeing Roger Federer hitting two-handed backhands in a video which recently surfaced online. With his one-handed backhand, which has often been described as 'elegant', Federer became one of the most successful players in the history of tennis. However, fans have always wondered how Federer's career would've panned out if he had a two-handed backhand, like his biggest rivals, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal.During a recent exhibition event, Federer was hitting two-handed backhands, which surprised fans on social media. Many found it strange after watching the Swiss maestro with a one-handed backhand for over two decades."Roger Federer hitting a two-handed backhand is one of the strangest things I've ever seen in my life. Bring back the one-hander," a fan wrote on Twitter.The Tennis Letter@TheTennisLetterRoger Federer hitting a two-handed backhand is one of the strangest things I’ve ever seen in my life. Bring back the one-hander. pic.twitter.com/9lNQ3xwSE024222Roger Federer hitting a two-handed backhand is one of the strangest things I’ve ever seen in my life. Bring back the one-hander. 😂 pic.twitter.com/9lNQ3xwSE0"That's just wrong," another user added.Rebecca Winter@SkyCatch_Her@TheTennisLetter That's just wrong.@TheTennisLetter That's just wrong.Others took the video a bit more seriously, wondering what could have been if the 41-year-old didn't use a one-handed backhand."42-year-old Federer tries out a two-handed backhand for fun at a UNIQLO event in NYC, time-travels to tell his 12-year-old self to incorporate it into practice... What happens next?", the fan wrote.Bastien Fachan@BastienFachan42-year-old Federer tries out a two-handed backhand for fun at a UNIQLO event in NYC, time-travels to tell his 12-year-old self to incorporate it into practice...What happens next? pic.twitter.com/qqhKclF0JN4612642-year-old Federer tries out a two-handed backhand for fun at a UNIQLO event in NYC, time-travels to tell his 12-year-old self to incorporate it into practice...What happens next? pic.twitter.com/qqhKclF0JNHere are some more reactions:Majid Abass@majrf_20Roger Federer hitting 2 handed backhand pic.twitter.com/ekmUhDxDXA67242Roger Federer hitting 2 handed backhand 🎾🎾 pic.twitter.com/ekmUhDxDXAAndre@drebepetty@Dr_CorbinCWong what a pretty backhand1@Dr_CorbinCWong what a pretty backhandAJMAL SAMI@ajmalsamilife@TheTennisLetter Roger is soaking in it all post retirement @TheTennisLetter Roger is soaking in it all post retirement 😆Ehud Riven@RivenEhud@Dr_CorbinCWong @BenRothenberg @rogerfederer @UniqloUSA @kctennisleague Two handed?! That is outrageous, egregious, preposterous!@Dr_CorbinCWong @BenRothenberg @rogerfederer @UniqloUSA @kctennisleague Two handed?! That is outrageous, egregious, preposterous!Bastien Fachan@BastienFachanpic.twitter.com/yRnuE6BIfo663pic.twitter.com/yRnuE6BIfosilvia73@silvia75778@BastienFachan He seems tired for the easy BH 2 hands performance2@BastienFachan He seems tired for the easy BH 2 hands performanceGaren Tossounian@GarenTossounian@BastienFachan I’m picturing roger with the larger racket head and with a two hander, dude would have been a menace 25+ slams easy, USO 2009 Wimbledon 2008 Wimbledon 2014,wimbledon 2019,RG 2006,RG2011 would have all been his.1@BastienFachan I’m picturing roger with the larger racket head and with a two hander, dude would have been a menace 25+ slams easy, USO 2009 Wimbledon 2008 Wimbledon 2014,wimbledon 2019,RG 2006,RG2011 would have all been his.Hammer of God 🔨@DaHaMM3RofGOD@BastienFachan He continues to hone that backhand which allows him to have a better chance at winning more than one French Open GS.@BastienFachan He continues to hone that backhand which allows him to have a better chance at winning more than one French Open GS.अभिषेक (प्योर वेज्ज )@anudwignmanaa@majrf_20 @rogerfederer @rogerfederer come back to the courts man. Pls.1@majrf_20 @rogerfederer @rogerfederer come back to the courts man. Pls.Roger Federer: In the end, I was relieved and happy to retireRoger Federer at the Laver Cup 202220-time Grand Slam champion, Roger Federer, talked about his career and retirement in an interview with the New York Times recently. He opened up on a variety of issues, even admitting that he didn't know how he would adjust to life after tennis. "Life without the game, and life without the fans, and life without the schedule that has dominated my life for 25 years has definitely been something I didn’t know how I would take," Federer said.Federer admitted that he wanted to come back, but his body didn't allow it."For the longest time I tried to come back and give it one more shot and leave the game healthy, but it was not doable," Federer said."But the good/bad thing about Covid, and with my knee surgery, is that everything started to slow down in the past three years, so it wasn't like I came from playing 100 matches and then boom, it's over," the Swiss added.Federer ended up retiring at the 2022 Laver Cup, playing doubles alongside Rafael Nadal, with Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray also present."In the end, I was relieved, I think, and happy to retire. It ended in the most perfect way at the Laver Cup," he said."I was surrounded by my biggest rivals, and my family was there and my friends. For me, it felt like, 'OK, I'm good now. I don't need to chase that itch anymore'," Federer concluded.