Style of Play
Bozoljac is known for his very unique style of play. During a point, he often changes the way he performs forehands and backhands, often hitting double-handed forehands and single-handed backhands. He has also got a strong service, but he is forced to limit the strength of his service due to a back injury he had struggled with a couple of years ago. Neverhteless, he still manages to serve well over 200 km/h.
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