TORONTO (Reuters) - Roger Federer's backhand has been described as a thing of beauty and perhaps the most exquisite stroke the tennis world has seen, but his coach Stefan Edberg feels his was a little better.
When asked on Tuesday who possessed the better backhand, the former world number one said he would have to give himself the edge in that category.
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