I´m sorry for being harsh, but you´re a fool writing that. These are guys fighting for their lives to pursue a career in this sport, and it is 100% understandable that players in Prihodkos shoes take that point rather than being "sportsmanlike". Secondly, the yell itself, even tough it´s hindrance, did not change anything. So technically, justice was actually done, even though the umpire made a mistake.
@@knoxmad1 the rules say otherwise, as you can easily see in any other video on this channel. Hindrance = replaying the point, whether it was or wasn't impossible to get to the ball. End of story. I'm not even surprised that sports are at their lowest ever point with people like you voicing your idiotic opinion due to a "100% understandable" thing. This is a gentleman's sport, you neanderthals get the fuck out.
You just proved that you are idiot. Stop laughing about yourself, idiot. As a very good saying says: The ones who makes others look bad, are actually bad by themselves. So you are the one who is fool.
@@ντιμρο You just proved that you are idiot. Stop laughing about yourself, idiot. As a very good saying says: The ones who makes others look bad, are actually bad by themselves. So you are the one who is fool.
That's the only thing you kept from the whole situation? Tsitsipas acted bad but so did Alcaraz. His coach talking to him the whole match. He was late in the bathroom. No warnings from the umpire. People like to hate on Tsitsipas but ignore when Alcaraz does the same.
@@juanramirez4147 I completely agree about his professionalism, but he was in the right here, at least about the break. 3+2 somehow equals 7,5 minutes when it comes to cocky spanish talents.
Many pros don't know the rules. Regarding the bathroom breaks It is not specified in actual tennis rules. These things are stated in regulations that might be different from tournament to tournament.
@@TennisAdvocate There was a match today that had a lot of drama in it. Bogdan vs Sorribes Tormo in the Palermo Ladies Open. A medical time out followed by them going off court because of the heat, then Bogdan came back late and got a game penalty for it which prompted a long argument with a supervisor and referee because she claimed she wasn't told, then she was arguing again later because of a line call.
The funny thing is that Haase beat Gulbis in that match and got into the main draw, and then gulbis got in as a lucky looser and got destroyed by Haase again
Kyrgios hates clay so much that apparently he doesn't know he can stop at any time and ask the umpire to check a mark. Same bloody mechanism as the hawkeye.
He played the next shot. Wouldn't be allowed the check or a challenge even if he wanted anyway. In fact that one in Varillas vs Bagnis match is irregular.
@@guillerpuebla Playing the next shot is ok, as long as they stop immediately; waiting to see where that shot land is what prevents the umpire from granting the challenge. But it doesn't really matter, Kyrgios was complaining specifically about clay.
That Kyrgios saying, baseline ist the easiest to call from chair is just hilarious and shows, how less knowledge he has about umpiring. Would be great to see him in the chair, cause it would probably be so terrible...
he's right because the ball projects clay towards the back and sides so it doesn't leave place to misinterpretation. the impact is clean to read. when on the side lines, clay is kinda hiding the impact where it's supposed to meet the line. which makes it more difficult to judge. you clearly don't know shit about clay huh? and 15 dummies liked it... priceless.
Roca Batalla for sure right here, umpire made a unreal big mistake, imagine if your umpire make a mistake like that, Prihodko have to do a good sportsmanship thing and be a good guy and give him atleast replay, but he didnt
For most players when they disagree with the umpire they lose a point or two. For Kyrgios, he loses at least the following set if not the whole match because his small little brain cannot focus on more than one thing and his childlike rage makes that one thing the umpire rather than the match. At this point he’s a professional stroppy toddler, not a tennis player.
When Paire smashed those 2 balls out of the court for a ball abuse violation, you could see the linesman as well as the ball girl flinch a bit. That was very close to them and could have been dangerous if it had hit her (as she was more in line of the hit). The other one was when Gulbis threw the racket at the net, the ball girl was close (she was so tiny too, she's barely taller than the net). Imagine the racket hitting her. Penalty for gear abuse of this kind needs to be more severe if it is this close to ground staff.
Some of these players ie Gulbis have no respect for the court & the ground staff who look after it. The fury directed at umpires is at times near scary an assault. This is beyond sport & becomes a matter of abuse & players need to be banned from a period of playing. Shameful & out of hand.
2:52 ~ Okay, so I don't ever like telling people they should lose their jobs, but Stefano's "Uh-HUH!" is the funniest, sassiest thing I've heard in a long time. I want it as an incoming-text notification.
It's been a while since Tsitsipas has been penalized by the chair umpires who apply the rules only for him. Sometimes his father just has to say "Come on" and he gets a code violation and it's so unfair, especially when you see Alcaraz having whole discussions with his box during all his matches but everyone pretends they didn't see it. And as luck would have it, just after his video receiving coaching went viral on social media, they come out with a new rule allowing coaching, because of course we can't punish the new golden boy. This is so ridiculous. p.s.: you have the right to disagree, I don't care.
I think the umpires actually enjoy having Kyrgios. The challenge is to do whatever you can to get him defaulted. I bet they have a laugh about him. "I got him to penalty point"...." Is that all? I got him to game penalty"......HIGH FIVE! LOL.
Do everybody put the video in x0.25 to verify every call from the referee for hindrances or late call ? To end up being scandalized by the claim of one of the other(to be fair to the referees, the player’s request to replay are 99% of the time unfounded)
Tsitsipas is such a coward, had not the nuts to look Alcaraz after almost headshoting him. And complains about everything what he also do, like the eternal toilette break or the coaching. Crying baby.
As much People hate tsitsipas, it is not deniable that he was right in that match with alcaraz. Alcaraz took too much time still didn't get a violation..
Lol Tsitsipas literally hitting a return with such force to deliberately hit Alcaraz. And he calls Nick a bully lol after he again tried to do it to Kyrgios at Wimbledon
Sometimes, maybe, but not this time. Line judges miss calls sometimes, if he’s so sure it’s out he can stop play and have the umpire check the mark. Just the same as with the hawk eye. He has no point at all and acts like a spoilt child - he’s the worst
Tsitsipas has a reputation for Coaching so he gets more penalties than anyone for it even though everyone does it. I understand why he gets frustrated.
OK, every time i see Tsitsipas the phrase 'bathroom break' isn't far behind. I mean what's he DOING in there? Joking aside, he's not just taking breaks but using them to get coaching advice as well as break an opponent's momentum. He, of all people in the world does NOT get to complain about an opponent's bathroom breaks. Kudos for the umpire starting at 30-0, (2 time penalties.) Should have happened against Murray, and infact the umpire was lenient here strictly speaking.
Stefanos does it every chance he gets tho. & a lot of other Anal(literally at times)things: like hitting balls at his opponents, into the crowd, calling opponents profane names, taking bathroom breaks randomly in the middle of the set. I mean he’s brought it on himself. Kinda hard to bitch about it.
The difference is that alcaraz took his bathroom break at the end of the set while tsitsipas took it in the middle of the set which is not allowed as per the rules
Commentators are so wrong on the Kyrgios match. Player shouldn’t be responsible for making sure they hit the ball and stay engaged into the match and then have to call their own lines and face having it overturned on them because it happens on the clay. Just get the damn Hawkeye. Are they not making all that much money to invest in their tournaments? Players have enough going on
If I may: in some of these disputes it’s very hard to see/know what the player is even upset about because the play just isn’t clear from the given camera angle/distance. Could you possibly include text or….something explaining what the dispute is about? Would be greatly appreciated!
Im so fed up with Gulbis. Such an unclassy guy and sore loser. He should quit tennis, he doesn't bring any value to the sport at all. Kyrgios is at least funny from time to time in comparison.
I'm not much into tennis, but why do they have such ancient ways to tell if a ball is out or not. Seems to be 95% of the problems in tennis that the human calling the shots are doing wrong calls. Why not use one of the cameras filming the whole damn match, like in hockey. Wouldn't been a single wrong point then.
They do use the tech, but not in every tournament. On clay courts like these, the only surface which leaves a mark from a ball, there aren't any cameras. Umpire errors exist but are few on this surface because you can check the mark. On other surfaces like grass or hard courts, there is a replay
To be fair he was actually right during the Alcaraz match but even in that match he tried to play the body which is clearly a bad habit he is developing!
No he knows the rule, he's just saying it's too difficult to stare at the ball and make a decision on whether to stop play while trying to actually play the point.
@@cole7726 well that same logic applies to challenges as well.... If he thought it was out... Being clay... As per the rules... He is allowed to ask the umpire to come down and check the mark at any time.. And unlike challenges you can do that any number of times on a clay court
@@cole7726 i didnt say you agree with it i was just clarifying why his thoughts were wrong, apologies if it felt like i was putting words into your mouth
No it's just hypocrisy. Alcaraz was playing with home crowd and abusing the rules same way Tsitsipas used to do. Coaching too. Way more from Carlo's coach. But crowd doesn't boo him because he's popular and umpire gives warnings only to Tsitsipas and ignores the coaching.
It is blood boiling that after Tsitsipas lost the match he didn’t actually had a bath Break more than 3 minutes. This whole situation made him lose his concentration and lose. Also most probably the umpire didn’t see the continuing coaching of Alcaraz. All umpires against Tsitsipas
Well technically as per the rules you are NOT allowed to take a mid set bathroom break and he did so he did actually break the rules... The 3 minute role is for end of set breaks just fyi
And Kyrgios is right. If the Umpire cant see from there, what the hell is he doing there ? And , on the same issue....why the hell do thy have tech that can see if the ball is in or out but they dont have a VideoReferee or a Video analise sistem tech?? Its absurd in this days
I actually agree with Kyrgios here, because players do not need the line and the chair umpires to only make really obvious "out" calls, because players could just do that themselves, but if there is a chair umpire and he can't make the correct 50/50 call in the pressure situations then what even is the point of him being there, realistically?
Are you serious that you'd trust players judgement on whether the ball was in or out? Specially with players such as those frequently appearing in this channel?
Its the same story in so many of these. Line calls. Tournaments need to use technology, whether it's Hawkeye Live, or another system. It would completely eliminate those issues. It's a professional sport; the least the tournaments could do, is be professional in their running and officiating. Why is it the players have to be professional, yet the officials can get away with amateur hour? As spectators thousands of miles away, we get to see replays, and Hawkeye, yet the officials don't? Almost every spectator there has a smartphone with a camera ibn their pocket as well; why can't the tournament allow video review of various things, like the timing of a line call compared to when a player hits a shot, or whether there is a not up situation? Why???
Roca Batalla was COMPLETELY in the right. Should have been an immediate hindrance.
Worthless umpires...
hurts my soul watching that. these umpires are fucking braindead.
100% hindrance. I knew it right away.
He didn’t have to cry like a baby about it though
@@weSnooker he was pissed, because it was so obvious. Hence he was saying "you know what you are" (paid off)
@@pastorofmuppets8834 yeah it was obvious but he still didn’t need to react like a spoil brat.
so glad this guy Roca Batalla still managed to win this match, very unsportsmanlike opponent
I agree! Pretty strong to pick himself up after that and win 4 straight games :D
I´m sorry for being harsh, but you´re a fool writing that. These are guys fighting for their lives to pursue a career in this sport, and it is 100% understandable that players in Prihodkos shoes take that point rather than being "sportsmanlike". Secondly, the yell itself, even tough it´s hindrance, did not change anything. So technically, justice was actually done, even though the umpire made a mistake.
@@knoxmad1 the rules say otherwise, as you can easily see in any other video on this channel. Hindrance = replaying the point, whether it was or wasn't impossible to get to the ball. End of story.
I'm not even surprised that sports are at their lowest ever point with people like you voicing your idiotic opinion due to a "100% understandable" thing. This is a gentleman's sport, you neanderthals get the fuck out.
@@knoxmad1 agree with you that's reality
Opponent choked after hearing that scream
"If he doesn't hear, maybe he's blind"
-Ernesto Gulbis
Gulbis is an arse. always has been. his dad is incredibly rich and tennis is a hobby for him.
Hahaha and if he doesn't see , he can't hear maybe
You just proved that you are idiot. Stop laughing about yourself, idiot.
As a very good saying says: The ones who makes others look bad, are actually bad by themselves. So you are the one who is fool.
@@ντιμρο You just proved that you are idiot. Stop laughing about yourself, idiot.
As a very good saying says: The ones who makes others look bad, are actually bad by themselves. So you are the one who is fool.
Gulbis tennis career needs to be euthanized
“What’s remarkable is that Tsitsipas doesn’t know the rule”
He’s a very bad professional… and HE knows it
That's the only thing you kept from the whole situation? Tsitsipas acted bad but so did Alcaraz. His coach talking to him the whole match. He was late in the bathroom. No warnings from the umpire. People like to hate on Tsitsipas but ignore when Alcaraz does the same.
@@juanramirez4147 I completely agree about his professionalism, but he was in the right here, at least about the break. 3+2 somehow equals 7,5 minutes when it comes to cocky spanish talents.
@@stevenz2998 bUt aLcArAz iS tHe nEw nAdAl. I swear, the kid is even more arrogant than Tsitsipas.
Many pros don't know the rules. Regarding the bathroom breaks It is not specified in actual tennis rules. These things are stated in regulations that might be different from tournament to tournament.
This series is so addictive.And also how can you be this consistent
🙏💚
@@TennisAdvocate There was a match today that had a lot of drama in it. Bogdan vs Sorribes Tormo in the Palermo Ladies Open. A medical time out followed by them going off court because of the heat, then Bogdan came back late and got a game penalty for it which prompted a long argument with a supervisor and referee because she claimed she wasn't told, then she was arguing again later because of a line call.
@@redplague He's focusing on the grass first before switching back to clay.
@@andrewliu2996 Yes I know I was just suggesting a possible match to have on one of his videos.
@@andrewliu2996 I see they've put it in the new video released today. Great.
The funny thing is that Haase beat Gulbis in that match and got into the main draw, and then gulbis got in as a lucky looser and got destroyed by Haase again
sweet karma
oh the irony of tsitsipas complaining about time spent in bathroom breaks, love to see it
he was actually right , he didnt give a time violation to alcaraz he spend a lot of minutes after the set ended.
@@block2473 wrong or right, it's karma!
@@block2473 still, karma
Tsitsipas deserves this. He literally does it every-time he's down a set
How it's karma LMAO , alcaraz's coach talks to alcaraz every game he plays and he gives help to him why he don't gets coach violation??
Kyrgios hates clay so much that apparently he doesn't know he can stop at any time and ask the umpire to check a mark. Same bloody mechanism as the hawkeye.
This guy is just completely dumb and useless
He played the next shot. Wouldn't be allowed the check or a challenge even if he wanted anyway. In fact that one in Varillas vs Bagnis match is irregular.
@@guillerpuebla Playing the next shot is ok, as long as they stop immediately; waiting to see where that shot land is what prevents the umpire from granting the challenge. But it doesn't really matter, Kyrgios was complaining specifically about clay.
Tsitsipas: "it's my rule, I screwed people over abusing toilet breaks, I tell you how you enforce it!"
facts
Kyrgios tricked us, he was so nice at the net at the start of that match :p :p
Nick Kyrgios seems like the kind of guy who rocks himself to sleep at night listening to playbacks of all the umpire disputes he's ever had.
Gulbis saying "arrogant guy" - the irony
That Kyrgios saying, baseline ist the easiest to call from chair is just hilarious and shows, how less knowledge he has about umpiring. Would be great to see him in the chair, cause it would probably be so terrible...
he's right because the ball projects clay towards the back and sides so it doesn't leave place to misinterpretation. the impact is clean to read. when on the side lines, clay is kinda hiding the impact where it's supposed to meet the line. which makes it more difficult to judge. you clearly don't know shit about clay huh? and 15 dummies liked it... priceless.
That comparison makes absolutely no sense. It's not up to Kyrgios to be a good umpire. Why would it be?
Idk cus maybe his behavior wouldn’t be so terrible to an umpire making a mistake on a call that was too tough to overrule?
The easiest for the line judges he meant
Roca Batalla for sure right here, umpire made a unreal big mistake, imagine if your umpire make a mistake like that, Prihodko have to do a good sportsmanship thing and be a good guy and give him atleast replay, but he didnt
I don't expect any sportsmanship from a guy who yells during a point that's not over yet.
8:18 lmao, roca batalla is hilarious, what a BEAST to win that set!
Ahhhhhhh ahhhhhhhh ahhhhh
'If it is out then I did miss it.'
'Well congratulations.'
😂😂😂😂
Ahh, my favourite channel has uploaded a new clip, and Wimbledon is underway. Hohoho!!!
🙏💚
I am a simple man. I see Paire's tantrums with a T-shirt s logo: "Be normal", I hit the like button.
kyrgios gets so distracted easily. he needs to learn to let things go.
If he hasn't learned by now then he's clearly never going to.
For most players when they disagree with the umpire they lose a point or two. For Kyrgios, he loses at least the following set if not the whole match because his small little brain cannot focus on more than one thing and his childlike rage makes that one thing the umpire rather than the match. At this point he’s a professional stroppy toddler, not a tennis player.
Stefanos making friends everywhere he goes
Allways doing the cheating studd
When Paire smashed those 2 balls out of the court for a ball abuse violation, you could see the linesman as well as the ball girl flinch a bit. That was very close to them and could have been dangerous if it had hit her (as she was more in line of the hit). The other one was when Gulbis threw the racket at the net, the ball girl was close (she was so tiny too, she's barely taller than the net). Imagine the racket hitting her. Penalty for gear abuse of this kind needs to be more severe if it is this close to ground staff.
Some of these players ie Gulbis have no respect for the court & the ground staff who look after it. The fury directed at umpires is at times near scary an assault. This is beyond sport & becomes a matter of abuse & players need to be banned from a period of playing. Shameful & out of hand.
15:13 Paire goes for another ball smash "Error 404: Ball not found"
Great video! Thankyou; has properly cheered me up tonight!
2:52 ~ Okay, so I don't ever like telling people they should lose their jobs, but Stefano's "Uh-HUH!" is the funniest, sassiest thing I've heard in a long time. I want it as an incoming-text notification.
Literally how was Gulbis not DQ'd? I can't believe they let him finish the match after that...
he hadn't even come close to hitting the ball before he cheered
12:18 Haase is saying Gulbis is allowed to do anything
It's been a while since Tsitsipas has been penalized by the chair umpires who apply the rules only for him. Sometimes his father just has to say "Come on" and he gets a code violation and it's so unfair, especially when you see Alcaraz having whole discussions with his box during all his matches but everyone pretends they didn't see it. And as luck would have it, just after his video receiving coaching went viral on social media, they come out with a new rule allowing coaching, because of course we can't punish the new golden boy. This is so ridiculous.
p.s.: you have the right to disagree, I don't care.
Come on they obvs didn’t make that new rule only for alcaraz
So funny that just by looking at the names you already know who's gonna cause the troubles...
Like: Fognini vs Sinner, Tsitsipas vs Alcaraz etc.
Watching this as I’m watching Wimbledon. #Multitasking 🎾
I've resisted playing this clip, but am watching it now the roof is closing for the Murrary match.
Same same
I think the umpires actually enjoy having Kyrgios. The challenge is to do whatever you can to get him defaulted. I bet they have a laugh about him. "I got him to penalty point"...." Is that all? I got him to game penalty"......HIGH FIVE! LOL.
He gets himself there in all fairness. It’s no coincidence it’s always him.
Not a Tennis Advocate video without Paire or Kyrgios
this bathroom break rule is probably the most confusing rule in tennis - especially for people who are new to watching the sport (aka me)
Haase said "thank you" at 12:31 when Gulbis missed that shot lmao.
if he doesn't hear, maybe he's blind
- ernests gulbis, 2022
Do everybody put the video in x0.25 to verify every call from the referee for hindrances or late call ? To end up being scandalized by the claim of one of the other(to be fair to the referees, the player’s request to replay are 99% of the time unfounded)
Tsitsipas is such a coward, had not the nuts to look Alcaraz after almost headshoting him. And complains about everything what he also do, like the eternal toilette break or the coaching. Crying baby.
As much People hate tsitsipas, it is not deniable that he was right in that match with alcaraz. Alcaraz took too much time still didn't get a violation..
Lol Tsitsipas literally hitting a return with such force to deliberately hit Alcaraz. And he calls Nick a bully lol after he again tried to do it to Kyrgios at Wimbledon
crazy how tsitsipas gets violations but alcaraz gets coached a lot but is not getting any.
I'm in favor of allowing coaching during the changeover.
Benny won a match after warnings. cannot believe
🥳 I was so happy for our Benoît, I really enjoyed making that mini victory video for the result display.
@@TennisAdvocate usually his outbursts and rants do not help him to win at all
How bad are the umpires? Kyrgios should have waaay more code violations for language alone!
Gulbis saying "arrogant guy" about someone during that game, is a tad bit ironic ;P
"F*** this i'm not gonna play"
Goes straight back to playing, Nick is the best.
He should do shirts with that line he speaks it 11 out of 10 matches
The interesting thing about Nick Kyrgios is he makes a very good point about his issue, but at the same time he can be a real knob about it.
Sometimes, maybe, but not this time. Line judges miss calls sometimes, if he’s so sure it’s out he can stop play and have the umpire check the mark. Just the same as with the hawk eye. He has no point at all and acts like a spoilt child - he’s the worst
Umpires are so bad sometimes no clue how guy screaming yes clearly in middle of point didn't get replayed.
Tsitsipas has a reputation for Coaching so he gets more penalties than anyone for it even though everyone does it. I understand why he gets frustrated.
its funny how he wants all rules applied to others but not to him when he hits a ball into the crowd and doesnt get defaulted
The rule should be that if you slam a racket you then can’t replace that racket until the end of the next game.
It is crazy how some players can completely go off, not for a few seconds but for a long time (Kyrgos, Roca Batalla, Paire).
another amazing installment :)
🙏💚
I'm actually gonna miss Paire when he's retiring, he actually bring some content 😂
Yeah this channel's video lengths will be dropping!
Well but gulbis replacing
Nothing more pathetic than a grown man throwing a tantrum!!!
OK, every time i see Tsitsipas the phrase 'bathroom break' isn't far behind. I mean what's he DOING in there? Joking aside, he's not just taking breaks but using them to get coaching advice as well as break an opponent's momentum.
He, of all people in the world does NOT get to complain about an opponent's bathroom breaks.
Kudos for the umpire starting at 30-0, (2 time penalties.) Should have happened against Murray, and infact the umpire was lenient here strictly speaking.
Kyrgios is really boring! He keeps screaming and making a mess, but that's all he can show on the court.
Kyrgios is the opposite of boring 🤣🤣
@@dominicksuwak4397 Yeah if you watch him for a first time maybe. It's been many years. We have learned his shtick already.
Kyrgios is 16-6 this year. For comparison Novak is 17-5 so saying that’s all he can ‘show’ on court makes you a 🤡
"What's remarkable is how much people like to hate Tsitsipas but ignore when Alcaraz does the same things"
Stefanos does it every chance he gets tho. & a lot of other Anal(literally at times)things: like hitting balls at his opponents, into the crowd, calling opponents profane names, taking bathroom breaks randomly in the middle of the set. I mean he’s brought it on himself. Kinda hard to bitch about it.
The difference is that alcaraz took his bathroom break at the end of the set while tsitsipas took it in the middle of the set which is not allowed as per the rules
Commentators are so wrong on the Kyrgios match. Player shouldn’t be responsible for making sure they hit the ball and stay engaged into the match and then have to call their own lines and face having it overturned on them because it happens on the clay. Just get the damn Hawkeye. Are they not making all that much money to invest in their tournaments? Players have enough going on
@9:42 ahh shit, its her AGAIN. She makes it into every video.
Or 8:18 ahhhhhh ahhhhhhh ahhhhhh
14:36 I’d be upset too if I hit a serve like that but still lost the point!
4:48 FINALLY someone called out Tsitsipas for this BS
If I may: in some of these disputes it’s very hard to see/know what the player is even upset about because the play just isn’t clear from the given camera angle/distance. Could you possibly include text or….something explaining what the dispute is about? Would be greatly appreciated!
Im so fed up with Gulbis. Such an unclassy guy and sore loser. He should quit tennis, he doesn't bring any value to the sport at all. Kyrgios is at least funny from time to time in comparison.
Why did prihodko yell?
He was celebrating cause he thought he already won the point
It's official: Nick Kyrgios is the new John McEnroe.
So the umpire changed the score when Tsitsi wasnt on the court and didnt tell him about the point penalty when he came back?
3:03 He called the score 30-0 after he spoke to him.
Tsitsipas complaining about someone's bathroom break..............jokes
He was right though. Alcaraz did 7.5 mins and not 3 mins that the umpire said. He should have penalty too.
Every video gulbis breaks a racquet
No one talking bout Kyrgios voice crack dude FuUuU this game
Fognini king of content
I'm not much into tennis, but why do they have such ancient ways to tell if a ball is out or not. Seems to be 95% of the problems in tennis that the human calling the shots are doing wrong calls. Why not use one of the cameras filming the whole damn match, like in hockey. Wouldn't been a single wrong point then.
They do use the tech, but not in every tournament. On clay courts like these, the only surface which leaves a mark from a ball, there aren't any cameras. Umpire errors exist but are few on this surface because you can check the mark. On other surfaces like grass or hard courts, there is a replay
Tsitsipas was right to complain. If you give warnings be fair and give it to Alcaraz too. He's been getting away with it because of his popularity.
Tsitsipas is easily becoming one of the most hated players on the ATP tour. I try to root for the guy but he just does things that annoy everyone
To be fair he was actually right during the Alcaraz match but even in that match he tried to play the body which is clearly a bad habit he is developing!
The umpire of Kyrgios match was so arrogant. I dont like Kyrgios behavior but many times he is right.
Ruud is such a gentleman, really like this guy
Why is Gulbis still playing? What's the point?
Nick literally doesn’t know how clay court tennis works and I find that hilarious. “I cAnT cHaLlEnGe It, I hAvE tO pLaY iT”
No he knows the rule, he's just saying it's too difficult to stare at the ball and make a decision on whether to stop play while trying to actually play the point.
@@cole7726 well that same logic applies to challenges as well.... If he thought it was out... Being clay... As per the rules... He is allowed to ask the umpire to come down and check the mark at any time.. And unlike challenges you can do that any number of times on a clay court
@@vinaye20 Did I say I agree with him? I was just clarifying what he meant because someone misinterpreted it....
@@cole7726 i didnt say you agree with it i was just clarifying why his thoughts were wrong, apologies if it felt like i was putting words into your mouth
Kyrgios & Paire - The only two I come for! :)
I feel that guys anger screaming after losing that game because of the stupid non call for hindrance.
You know one person will always on this list ~ Paire
Fognini get some therapy my friend! I know you are friends and doing well at the Davis cup but..
That 2022 Houston open was so rigged. Wanted an American winner and it was Opelka with Garin and Kyrgios were robbed in crucial moments against Reilly
I would have banned an unnecessary person like this Kyrgios for a year!!! The ATP doesn't need a clown like that
Tsitsipas getting a taste of his own medicine and I absolutely love it
No it's just hypocrisy. Alcaraz was playing with home crowd and abusing the rules same way Tsitsipas used to do. Coaching too. Way more from Carlo's coach. But crowd doesn't boo him because he's popular and umpire gives warnings only to Tsitsipas and ignores the coaching.
The difference between an umpire in tennis vs referees in Rugby league or union...
These guys would have a red card in seconds and off the field.
It is blood boiling that after Tsitsipas lost the match he didn’t actually had a bath Break more than 3 minutes. This whole situation made him lose his concentration and lose. Also most probably the umpire didn’t see the continuing coaching of Alcaraz. All umpires against Tsitsipas
Well technically as per the rules you are NOT allowed to take a mid set bathroom break and he did so he did actually break the rules... The 3 minute role is for end of set breaks just fyi
Nick proving again why he’s the most disliked player in all of tennis.
4:05 so savage by the commentator
And Kyrgios is right.
If the Umpire cant see from there, what the hell is he doing there ?
And , on the same issue....why the hell do thy have tech that can see if the ball is in or out but they dont have a VideoReferee or a Video analise sistem tech?? Its absurd in this days
Whats funny about tennis is when players freak out and there are literal children on the court lol
I actually agree with Kyrgios here, because players do not need the line and the chair umpires to only make really obvious "out" calls, because players could just do that themselves, but if there is a chair umpire and he can't make the correct 50/50 call in the pressure situations then what even is the point of him being there, realistically?
Are you serious that you'd trust players judgement on whether the ball was in or out? Specially with players such as those frequently appearing in this channel?
Its the same story in so many of these. Line calls. Tournaments need to use technology, whether it's Hawkeye Live, or another system. It would completely eliminate those issues. It's a professional sport; the least the tournaments could do, is be professional in their running and officiating. Why is it the players have to be professional, yet the officials can get away with amateur hour? As spectators thousands of miles away, we get to see replays, and Hawkeye, yet the officials don't? Almost every spectator there has a smartphone with a camera ibn their pocket as well; why can't the tournament allow video review of various things, like the timing of a line call compared to when a player hits a shot, or whether there is a not up situation? Why???
most replayed part of the video is for the men of culture
I don't get why these umpires keep talking to players like Kyrgios.
I don’t understand what that umpire was thinking boca battlia was right his opponent screamed mid point that’s hindrance
Shitbreak being trumped at his own game 😂
seeing haase vs. gulbis on the challenger tour is so wrong
E andato fuori di testa il nostro iberico Roca Batalla !! 😨
Aaaaah!
Aaaaah!
Aaaaah!
Sisipas angry someone took the bathroom break longer than he does.
He got the taste of his own medicine