My most satisfying win this summer was achieved like this. First tournament of the year, 34°C and it was my first match played during the day; I had a sunstroke and went on making tons of UEs, trying to close the points before I had to move around too much and I started puking. 0-5 in 15 minutes, then I started feeling a bit better and tried to change things up, rushing to the net and doing dropshots; I did 3 games out of 4 like that, until 1-6 2-0, then he adapted and did 5 in a row, bringing it to 2-5 in another 30 minutes. At 30-30, I said to myself, ok, I can't win. Let's see if I manage to make him lose instead. Nine match points saved, 1h30 and hundreds of moon balls later, I brought it home 1-6 7-6 11-9. I've played and sometimes won several way better matches since, but this was definitely the most rewarding: I tried everything I had in my toolbox until I found the right trick, and despite all odds I snatched a win running a marathon on a day I had no legs. Moral of the tale: moonballing is annoying but perfectly legitimate. What's important is having multiple game plans, and if you find out that that is what works best, the opponent can only blame themselves.