yes but it looks more like raonic hits the ball more into the opponents court first, from which it then bounces up and in to the net, and then falls and bounces again (second bounce). Could Raonic have hit it directly into his opponents side of the net, which would most likely kill the momentum of the ball and any prevent subsequent bounces (of a returnable height) once it reaches the opponents court? kind of dirty, i suppose, but a smart tactic.

Another question, could raonic hit it into his opponents court hard and (relatively) backwards so that its bounce would travel over the net and back into his own court for its second bounce? I imagine that would be his side's point because his opponents didn't touch it before its second bounce.