Original sentence: " Zverev can generate a lot power with both his backhand and forehand.He has a continental-eastern grip on his backhand.He often stands far back behind the baseline and aims to hit powerful groundstrokes either for winners or to wear down his opponent.His backhand in particular is regarded as his strength and one of the best in the game.With Zverev's height of , he can generate big serves at  or faster at sharper angles than shorter players.Zverev is an aggressive baseliner.Zverev is an all-court player and does not aim to be better on any surface in particular
Edited sentence: " Possessing a continental-eastern grip, he can generate a lot of power with his backhand.After some difficulty in consistently achieving high speeds with his first serve prior to the 2018 ATP World Finals, his serve is now an immense weapon for him.Even though he has had the most success on clay courts, Zverev is an all-court player and does not aim to be better on any surface in particular.He often stands far back behind the baseline and aims to hit powerful and deep groundstrokes either for winners or to wear down his opponent.His backhand is regarded as his strength and one of the best in the game.His forehand has been criticised on numerous occasions as being too susceptible to breaking down in rallies.It is a great counterpunching tool for him as he very rarely makes errors with his backhand and always places it deep and with pace.This is detrimental to his ability to hit flat forehands to finish points quickly, as he prefers to hit with spin and arc.With Zverev's height of , he very easily can generate big serves at  or faster at sharper angles than shorter players.Zverev is primarily an aggressive baseliner with great shot consistency and rally endurance