I live for this content. Usually I fall asleep when people are talking a lot but I was so into it I wanted to keep listening and watching. Great channel thank you Karue
Great insights. I agree that being a top tier ATP/WTA player isn’t easy and not as glamorous as it sounds. However, it is not necessarily more difficult, challenging or stressful than any other high level skill job (eg: being an intensive care nurse looking after critically ill patients); but the pay potential on the ATP/WTA far exceeds such comparative jobs and requires much less in the way of professional responsibility (eg: no one dies if a tennis player loses a match. Except maybe the rabid Djoker fans 😛).
Creating the best environment for the mental side of it is my biggest take away. Trusting the coach, who's unique enough to work simply with the characteristics of each individual player. Thank you for sharing!
Great Job, Karue. I can see winning the US Open has brought much more energy, spirit and passion to your game. Am feelin' it. BTW, just got my Ezone tour and it is awesome racket.
That's dope that within a little less than a year of working with Naomi that you (and the new team) were able to secure her a 3rd slam even with tennis being paused for 5-6 months. Crazy good stuff and I look forward to seeing the progression as time goes on :)
Yutaka Nakamura! He’s a great guy. I used to do what you do with Hingis and Capriati back in 1998-2001. Keep up the friendly and good attitude. It will take you far.
Hey, you’re definitely a Hopman/Saddlebrook pro if you were hitting partner for Jennifer and Martina. Who’s this? Eric Drew? I was a Hopman/Saddlebrook pro 1987-94 and I traveled with US #1 -ranked 16’s Jared Palmer on ATP Tour including US Open qualies and main draw 1st round. Some guy named Sampras travels with us and played doubles with Jared. I can’t remember his first name or how he did later in his career, but I remember Wimbledon MxD winner John Austin was his traveling coach. I was only a sectional level semi-pro player and was a little over my head, but I was hired for a couple tournament trips. We spent training weeks with Sampras and Austin and later Michael Chang. We played basketball, football, baseball, mini tennis, baseline games and serve games. At the US Open we got half a court dorn30 minutes once a day. So, Austin, Palmer (later Wimbledon and Aussie Open doubles champ) and I would go to a public park court and hit additionally daily. I remember this old guy came out from his residence across the street and charged us $5 for the court rentals. I wanted to tell him these guys were in the US Open but just smiled and paid the fee. I remember Sampras made light of my slow moving, looping ground strokes compared to his clean laser-like bullets. He was real nice though. I’m thankful to the Palmers too. They could have had almost anyone travel with them and they chose me. It’s the life!
Hi, Karue great advice, I will pass it on to my 13 year old son who loves the Game. Your explanation is right on. Love what you said Trusting your routine & the mental state. He has big dreams since he was 7 with his tennis. Only time will tell.
Thanks for sharing! Does Naomi know that you posted this? It would be great if you could also have an interview of Naomi and the rest of the team. It's awesome to see the chemistry!
Wow really really great stuff Karue!! Its really priceless to listen to you talk thru the whole experiense, i never felt that i came that close to actually beeing behind the scenes and up close before. Today was the first time i watched youre channel, i was looking at some raquet reviews and i was just blown away by youre tennis, thinking to my self this guy is really playing like a pro! Turns out you actually were a pro lol....keep it up its great!
Thank you so much! Been waiting for a video like this. A lot of cool insight... really digging this content. Thank you for sharing more of your personal experience. As a naomi and tennis fan, it is always awesome to get an inside look at what the pros really do. You really have my dream job haha, keep up the great work! You really did help naomi on her quest. Incredible stuff all around Also, just wanted to say i would love to see naomi more comfortable at the net! Also again, some really nice photos! And nice hitting as always 😎 Definitely worth following this channel early on! Good thing I came across you on ig around the time you started working with her
@@KaruesellHQ It sucks to hear that money was the issue, that's tough. Is it something that you put behind you or could you see yourself trying again in the future?
@@lonceyelie4299 Watch his video on how much players make.....the top 50 make decent money, 200 and lower nada...they have to pay coaches, travel expenses..he's not talking about traveling with Naiomi LOL..I'm sure that was great fun
Very nice to hear about your experience. I can tell you enjoyed yourself. By the way, your voice is so calming. Loved the video. Always great content 😊
How much do you work on giving your pro different kinds of balls to hit? You hit a fairly flat ball, with a certain speed and weight, and my experience is that hitting with one person gets somewhat "predictable" as you learn to read cues from their body language, etc., subconsciously. So to help prepare for different opponents generally, or a particular opponent specifically, do you intentionally try to hit in different styles, other than your normal "best play" style? Or is it mostly helping your pro stay in a good rhythm? More videos about how pros really prepare and practice would be a nice addition that I don't see others providing. But a nice job on this one.
Thanks for sharing your unique experience and allowing viewers to be part of your journey. Also confirming that pros at the highest level do basically what us mere mortals can be doing also...Im just not that talented...lol...continued success my friend.
Kudos. You're a great dude and inspiration. Let us know if you're switching to that Yonex EZone Tour. Can't decide between that and the new Pro Staff v13.
Awesome video , is it difference hitting with with wta vs atp. On UA-cam , there is a thing on wta vs atp forehand’s . What’s ur thoughts . Do u change how u hit the ball when practicing say u hit more topspin for with osaka to prepare fir a Halep vs azarenka who hits flatter
Well it really depends. Overall, male players hit with more topspin but there are still tons of guys who play flat. It is just a personal preference. Those videos aren’t really that accurate in my opinion. I don’t really change my style much when we hit. If Naomi is locked in, doesn’t matter the style the other player plays
Could you do a video on foam rolling/ self myofascial release techniques to treat and prevent tennis injuries for keen amateur players who cannot afford to see physical therapists? So like stuff for the legs, back and shoulders. I know this is really important but not often talked about, I find it interesting! Great video btw, one of the best tennis vlogs I've ever seen!
Just had a convo with a friend of mine regarding who hits a bigger ball serena or naomi? Couldn't find metrics on it so curious if you knew or had some insight on it
Respect! @mytennishq I used to coach juniors with Gage and his Dad at their academy last year. I'm also friends with Grant's wife. I'm sure they're all proud of you. What's it like playing and working with Gage as well as Grant?
Hi! It was a very interesting video. I loved your perspective ... very realistic. You may not think you have a fancy activity but it is experiences like these that give you different knowledge. If you have ambitions as a coach, you already know what the routines of a player who managed to go to the end of a GS are. How many are on the circuit who have this knowledge? Not all i believe...I hope that when you became a famous coach you still have time to share your knowledge on the channel :) Thanks for the video. Congratulations! Good Luck for your career
you have the best job in the world!!! thanks for sharing. There is another player that warms up atp players. i dont think he is a travel partner. his channel is tenfitmen. you should check it out. thanks again for the video.
Hi Karue. Many thanks for this video "from the inside". Lots of great stuff, and I think your comments about the players all doing basically the same drills (the X drill, etc), were great to hear. I was wondering about the technical side, and the work that went in before the tournament, and you did explain that. But, what I'm really hoping to understand, is this; what makes Naomi perform at this level? If everyone is doing the same drill, can you shed some light on YOUR observations of a champion? Maybe she is just super talented; maybe she just worked harder than most as a junior; maybe Wim or Sascha developed her; maybe she just does all the little things at 100%, which adds up; maybe she does crazy strength and conditioning; all of the above?? I think the reason I'm asking, is that my own daughter is a very good player, and I am looking for any insight to how I can help her to take the next steps, and it makes sense to see what we can learn from a great champion like Naomi. I think also your point about you being the one who feels the power of the shot, and also you can hit hard back to her and see the result and how she handles it, means you have a first hand insight about your player. This, I think, might also mean when she is playing someone else, you might have a good idea how it will go. Which leads me onto the next thing; strategy. I don't want you to tell me anything secret about specific training methods, but rather at a high level; do you guys spend much time thinking about "next opponent", and what to do / expect? Or, is it a case of, "go out and play your game blind, and everything will be fine."
That's actually a great question. I will save it so I can work on videos in the future to break this down. At the end of the day there's something that very few people will say and is that some people have it and some people don't hahah like most player are working extremely hard with very competent professionals. But you see some players pull ahead from others. The natural ability to problem solve, the champions mindset. At the end it is simple, some players are special. And as bad as it sounds, if everyone was special, nobody would be actually special, right? Naomi is just in that realm of people
@@KaruesellHQ Thanks Karue. I really appreciate you taking the time to speak to someone you don't know over the internet. I get what you mean about someone being special. On a different point, if you do decide to put out a video around the strategy side of preparation, I would love to see it. Whether it is focused on Naomi, or not, either way, it would be very instructional. Thanks again, and keep up the great work!
@@KaruesellHQ Valuable video + very interesting. If do questions vid as mention here: ...Has you game improved from playing with her and if so how? Do you think you could take a set off her(or win!) on your best day? Does she get you your new Ezone frames or get to try latest Yonex gear!?😎
Great video, Karue! It's nice to see the behind the scenes and the type of work you and the tennis pros put into the prep for the tournaments. Were you able to try Naomi's new racquet by any chance? I just ordered it for myself and would like to here your feedback about it :)
I’d love to see Naomi comes into the net more often and finish the point with volley. Her game is already very good but her volley is not her best shots in my opinion. Thanks for sharing your experience.
CONGRATS on being on a winning team Karue!! I see you moving up the ranks and someday be a top level coach to a ATP or WTA player. Very informative video of the insight of Naomi's team! 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🎾🎾🎾🎾🎾🎾
Karue, you get asked this question all the time and you always remain coy, so I’ll ask it in a more difficult more diplomatic way 🤣 Hypothetically speaking... not naming any names here, but if for example a former ATP ranked player around 370... were to play a match against a WTA grand slam singles winner.. oh I dunno... a 2020 US Open champion for example, who do you think might win? Cheers dude, excellent channel I’m hooked.
Also, considering that Naomi is the highest paid female athlete in the world, you should be able to travel and stay in the best fashion at all time. $30 million a year goes pretty far for luxuries
I live for this content. Usually I fall asleep when people are talking a lot but I was so into it I wanted to keep listening and watching. Great channel thank you Karue
Hahah glad to hear I didn’t put you to sleep
i've always wondered a lot of things for pro players and you did give me some incredibly visual insights, thanks. I'll subscribe :)
This UA-cam channel is amazing honestly
Really appreciate it!
Congrats Karue, been following you since your UCLA days and just bought my Yonex Ezone Tour after watching your review and love it
Not many insider tennis scoops like this, great work, keep it up. Love the content man! Stay safe and take care
Thank you, appreciate the support
Loved how authentic you are...this is soo amazing !!!! I loved how you elaborated on the mental side !!! So good!!
Another great video and congratulations again - looking forward to this becoming the biggest tennis channel on UA-cam
Thank you! That’s the goal!
Great insights. I agree that being a top tier ATP/WTA player isn’t easy and not as glamorous as it sounds. However, it is not necessarily more difficult, challenging or stressful than any other high level skill job (eg: being an intensive care nurse looking after critically ill patients); but the pay potential on the ATP/WTA far exceeds such comparative jobs and requires much less in the way of professional responsibility (eg: no one dies if a tennis player loses a match. Except maybe the rabid Djoker fans 😛).
Fantastic stuff!!! easily best tennis channel out there. how you only have 3k subs is beyond me...
Creating the best environment for the mental side of it is my biggest take away. Trusting the coach, who's unique enough to work simply with the characteristics of each individual player. Thank you for sharing!
It is incredibly important. Was awesome to help her
great experience! Thanks for sharing.
Great Job, Karue.
I can see winning the US Open has brought much more energy, spirit and passion to your game. Am feelin' it. BTW, just got my Ezone tour and it is awesome racket.
Yep it was a big experience hahah and yes it is good huh? Should have a review live soon
That's dope that within a little less than a year of working with Naomi that you (and the new team) were able to secure her a 3rd slam even with tennis being paused for 5-6 months. Crazy good stuff and I look forward to seeing the progression as time goes on :)
Yes. She put in the hours and the hard work paid off! We’ll keep going up!
Yutaka Nakamura! He’s a great guy. I used to do what you do with Hingis and Capriati back in 1998-2001. Keep up the friendly and good attitude. It will take you far.
Hey, you’re definitely a Hopman/Saddlebrook pro if you were hitting partner for Jennifer and Martina. Who’s this? Eric Drew? I was a Hopman/Saddlebrook pro 1987-94 and I traveled with US #1 -ranked 16’s Jared Palmer on ATP Tour including US Open qualies and main draw 1st round. Some guy named Sampras travels with us and played doubles with Jared. I can’t remember his first name or how he did later in his career, but I remember Wimbledon MxD winner John Austin was his traveling coach. I was only a sectional level semi-pro player and was a little over my head, but I was hired for a couple tournament trips. We spent training weeks with Sampras and Austin and later Michael Chang. We played basketball, football, baseball, mini tennis, baseline games and serve games. At the US Open we got half a court dorn30 minutes once a day. So, Austin, Palmer (later Wimbledon and Aussie Open doubles champ) and I would go to a public park court and hit additionally daily. I remember this old guy came out from his residence across the street and charged us $5 for the court rentals. I wanted to tell him these guys were in the US Open but just smiled and paid the fee. I remember Sampras made light of my slow moving, looping ground strokes compared to his clean laser-like bullets. He was real nice though. I’m thankful to the Palmers too. They could have had almost anyone travel with them and they chose me. It’s the life!
Hi, Karue great advice, I will pass it on to my 13 year old son who loves the Game. Your explanation is right on. Love what you said Trusting your routine & the mental state. He has big dreams since he was 7 with his tennis. Only time will tell.
dude you're channel is the best! High quality videos, advice and content!
Great video! It is so cool to learn about this experience. I don’t know why this channel does not have more subs.
We are very new! Hopefully we keep growing!
Thanks for sharing! Does Naomi know that you posted this? It would be great if you could also have an interview of Naomi and the rest of the team. It's awesome to see the chemistry!
What an amazing channel....keep doing this!
Thank you!
The best tennis youtube video ive ever watched
Excellent stuff.
Your content is what the tennis world needs.
Great inside view; enjoy your videos.
Such a great vid. Thanks for sharing this side of the tour. 👍
Hi congrats. What is the string you use for ezone 98 tour. What is your recommendation for a intermediate player
Wow really really great stuff Karue!! Its really priceless to listen to you talk thru the whole experiense, i never felt that i came that close to actually beeing behind the scenes and up close before. Today was the first time i watched youre channel, i was looking at some raquet reviews and i was just blown away by youre tennis, thinking to my self this guy is really playing like a pro! Turns out you actually were a pro lol....keep it up its great!
Appreciate the support!
Welcome back bro congrats! Are you still going to continue competing in the near future?
Thank you! And perhaps
Great video Karue- thank you so much for sharing your experience.
Look forward to seeing you hitting with your new Ezone 98 Tour! 😉
Thank you! And yes I am working on the review at the moment!
Great post & congrats! Thank you for your insight!
Thanks!
Thank you so much! Been waiting for a video like this. A lot of cool insight... really digging this content. Thank you for sharing more of your personal experience. As a naomi and tennis fan, it is always awesome to get an inside look at what the pros really do. You really have my dream job haha, keep up the great work! You really did help naomi on her quest. Incredible stuff all around
Also, just wanted to say i would love to see naomi more comfortable at the net!
Also again, some really nice photos! And nice hitting as always 😎
Definitely worth following this channel early on! Good thing I came across you on ig around the time you started working with her
Thank you! Appreciate the support
Really insightful stuff. I live for this type of content. Cheer from Brazil!
he’s Brazilian too
Really good and interesting video! Did you ever try to make it on the tour or are you still trying to make it on the tour yourself?
Yes I played for about a year and a half, won 3 futures and got up to 370 in the world. But financially it was hard to stay on the tour
@@KaruesellHQ It sucks to hear that money was the issue, that's tough. Is it something that you put behind you or could you see yourself trying again in the future?
@@KaruesellHQ How was it financially hard to stay on the tour?
@@lonceyelie4299 Watch his video on how much players make.....the top 50 make decent money, 200 and lower nada...they have to pay coaches, travel expenses..he's not talking about traveling with Naiomi LOL..I'm sure that was great fun
Very nice to hear about your experience. I can tell you enjoyed yourself. By the way, your voice is so calming. Loved the video. Always great content 😊
Thank you!!
My Tennis HQ you’re very welcome😀
Awesome video Karue! Congratulations and well deserved on being part of the winning team.👍
How much do you work on giving your pro different kinds of balls to hit? You hit a fairly flat ball, with a certain speed and weight, and my experience is that hitting with one person gets somewhat "predictable" as you learn to read cues from their body language, etc., subconsciously. So to help prepare for different opponents generally, or a particular opponent specifically, do you intentionally try to hit in different styles, other than your normal "best play" style? Or is it mostly helping your pro stay in a good rhythm?
More videos about how pros really prepare and practice would be a nice addition that I don't see others providing. But a nice job on this one.
Mostly helping them stay in good rhythm. No need to keep switching styles because of opponents. We don’t adapt to them, they adapt to us hahah
Great content!! Keep up the good work 💪👍
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing your unique experience and allowing viewers to be part of your journey. Also confirming that pros at the highest level do basically what us mere mortals can be doing also...Im just not that talented...lol...continued success my friend.
Kudos. You're a great dude and inspiration. Let us know if you're switching to that Yonex EZone Tour. Can't decide between that and the new Pro Staff v13.
Working on the review right now! Appreciate the support
Thanks for sharing this experience!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great vid I seen it all in the tennis world but I’m always learning as well
Awesome video , is it difference hitting with with wta vs atp. On UA-cam , there is a thing on wta vs atp forehand’s . What’s ur thoughts . Do u change how u hit the ball when practicing say u hit more topspin for with osaka to prepare fir a Halep vs azarenka who hits flatter
Well it really depends. Overall, male players hit with more topspin but there are still tons of guys who play flat. It is just a personal preference. Those videos aren’t really that accurate in my opinion. I don’t really change my style much when we hit. If Naomi is locked in, doesn’t matter the style the other player plays
Cool video, thanks. Maybe you could add some backgroud music 👍
Omg this is inspiring me to go pro!!!!! Love this can't wait to be there in 5 years !! :):)
That's great content for tennis lovers. Congrats
Amazing episode! Thank you very much for the insights. :) What's next? Have you already packed your bags for playing the French Open?
Thank you. And no, she is not playing the French open so done for the year!
@@KaruesellHQ Oh, too bad she's not playing in Paris. On the other hand that could bring us more of your videos :P
Sou orgulhoso por meu compatriota Wim ser um grande senhor tenista. E foi apoio da Naomi desde o inicio. Parabems a voces todos.
Thanks for the behind the scenes look at working for a top pro player. Hopefully you can continue to make a living in the tennis world.
I want those shoes! Too bad they weren’t released outside of Japan (yet)
Could you do a video on foam rolling/ self myofascial release techniques to treat and prevent tennis injuries for keen amateur players who cannot afford to see physical therapists? So like stuff for the legs, back and shoulders. I know this is really important but not often talked about, I find it interesting! Great video btw, one of the best tennis vlogs I've ever seen!
Yes that's a great idea. Will definitely work on that
hey, great content, why do you play 2 different raquets?
Thank you Karue, great insight inside Naomi's team.
That was interesting. Good job! Thanks!
Thanks!
Just had a convo with a friend of mine regarding who hits a bigger ball serena or naomi? Couldn't find metrics on it so curious if you knew or had some insight on it
Man I wish you the best; I'm also in LA and its a great city for tennis. I love your analysis and candor!
Appreciate It
Legal te ver ai motivado com o tennis. Baependi fazendo história
Congratulations Karue, well done to Naomi and the team , fantastic result
Thank you!
Respect!
@mytennishq I used to coach juniors with Gage and his Dad at their academy last year. I'm also friends with Grant's wife. I'm sure they're all proud of you.
What's it like playing and working with Gage as well as Grant?
Congrats and thanks for sharing. It's sad to hear how the media attacks her.
You on your way to winning your own grand slam real soon
Great insight and appreciate your humbleness!
Thanks!
Freaking awesome bro!
What an awesome experience. Thanks for sharing this. Are you still working with Osaka?
For many more to achieve ..Injury free as always and the good spirits always be with her ..Good Luck stay nice and.approachable as always
.
Thank you!
Idk... but ur vids are becoming addictive
Hahah that’s good to hear!
At last. Higher audio volume when you speak. I barely can hear you on Ezone Tour video.
Get some earphones, I can hear him quite well.
that cordae ?
Fantastic content. Thanks.
Thank you for your support
You think this will set you up to be a coach in the future and would you want to do that in the future?
Great experience. Congrats
Thank you!
Hi! It was a very interesting video. I loved your perspective ... very realistic. You may not think you have a fancy activity but it is experiences like these that give you different knowledge. If you have ambitions as a coach, you already know what the routines of a player who managed to go to the end of a GS are. How many are on the circuit who have this knowledge? Not all i believe...I hope that when you became a famous coach you still have time to share your knowledge on the channel :) Thanks for the video. Congratulations!
Good Luck for your career
Thanks for sharing your experience! I feel like I won this slam with y’all hahaha
That’s the goal haha 👏🏼👏🏼
Congrats to Naomi and her team. 👍🏻
You should ask Naomi to lend one
Of her rackets for you to do a review. 👍🏻
Hahah I can try
you have the best job in the world!!! thanks for sharing. There is another player that warms up atp players. i dont think he is a travel partner. his channel is tenfitmen. you should check it out. thanks again for the video.
Hi Karue. Many thanks for this video "from the inside". Lots of great stuff, and I think your comments about the players all doing basically the same drills (the X drill, etc), were great to hear. I was wondering about the technical side, and the work that went in before the tournament, and you did explain that. But, what I'm really hoping to understand, is this; what makes Naomi perform at this level? If everyone is doing the same drill, can you shed some light on YOUR observations of a champion? Maybe she is just super talented; maybe she just worked harder than most as a junior; maybe Wim or Sascha developed her; maybe she just does all the little things at 100%, which adds up; maybe she does crazy strength and conditioning; all of the above?? I think the reason I'm asking, is that my own daughter is a very good player, and I am looking for any insight to how I can help her to take the next steps, and it makes sense to see what we can learn from a great champion like Naomi.
I think also your point about you being the one who feels the power of the shot, and also you can hit hard back to her and see the result and how she handles it, means you have a first hand insight about your player. This, I think, might also mean when she is playing someone else, you might have a good idea how it will go. Which leads me onto the next thing; strategy. I don't want you to tell me anything secret about specific training methods, but rather at a high level; do you guys spend much time thinking about "next opponent", and what to do / expect? Or, is it a case of, "go out and play your game blind, and everything will be fine."
That's actually a great question. I will save it so I can work on videos in the future to break this down. At the end of the day there's something that very few people will say and is that some people have it and some people don't hahah like most player are working extremely hard with very competent professionals. But you see some players pull ahead from others. The natural ability to problem solve, the champions mindset. At the end it is simple, some players are special. And as bad as it sounds, if everyone was special, nobody would be actually special, right? Naomi is just in that realm of people
@@KaruesellHQ Thanks Karue. I really appreciate you taking the time to speak to someone you don't know over the internet.
I get what you mean about someone being special.
On a different point, if you do decide to put out a video around the strategy side of preparation, I would love to see it. Whether it is focused on Naomi, or not, either way, it would be very instructional. Thanks again, and keep up the great work!
@@KaruesellHQ Valuable video + very interesting. If do questions vid as mention here: ...Has you game improved from playing with her and if so how? Do you think you could take a set off her(or win!) on your best day? Does she get you your new Ezone frames or get to try latest Yonex gear!?😎
@@JohnScott9000 I don't think Naomi could take a set off him on her best day. The physical level difference between genders is abysmal.
Do you try to beat her when you guys play practice sets ?
great vid!!!!!
Thanks Cade!
Great video, Karue! It's nice to see the behind the scenes and the type of work you and the tennis pros put into the prep for the tournaments. Were you able to try Naomi's new racquet by any chance? I just ordered it for myself and would like to here your feedback about it :)
very interesting!
New favorite tennis channel... and we got the same shoes lol
Haha great shoes
Congrats!👍
I’d love to see Naomi comes into the net more often and finish the point with volley.
Her game is already very good but her volley is not her best shots in my opinion.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
I think women in general are not that comfortable with net play. I’m not sure why.
You should do a vid comparing ezone tour to naomi actual racquet
Your groundstrokes look a lot like Djokovic's! Amazing!
Hahah I wish!
@@KaruesellHQ Dead ass serious bro! I can only dream of hitting it like you. Good luck with you future endeavors and I hope tennis takes you far!
Awesome vid
Thank you Charles!
Can you hit a heavier ball than Naomi?
Yes
CONGRATS on being on a winning team Karue!! I see you moving up the ranks and someday be a top level coach to a ATP or WTA player. Very informative video of the insight of Naomi's team! 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🎾🎾🎾🎾🎾🎾
Thank you! Appreciate the support!
Karue, you get asked this question all the time and you always remain coy, so I’ll ask it in a more difficult more diplomatic way 🤣
Hypothetically speaking... not naming any names here, but if for example a former ATP ranked player around 370... were to play a match against a WTA grand slam singles winner.. oh I dunno... a 2020 US Open champion for example, who do you think might win?
Cheers dude, excellent channel I’m hooked.
Whats his name
more more technique video plz subscribed
I almost cried
Bro, loving the content but 25mins. You're killing me mannngggg 😅
And thanks for answering my question. Wim definitely seems like an open guy.
Naomi is true ninja!
You vs Naomi, how many matches are you going to win out of 10?
He should win easily. He is a man!!
I just listened him for 25 mins ?? Damn
Can you please name all members of Naomi's team? I can't find this information anywhere and I'd like to know each members role. Thanks.
becoming the hitting partner and switching to his racquet also, 100% implication.
love u
Lol
u won one? congrats
Also, considering that Naomi is the highest paid female athlete in the world, you should be able to travel and stay in the best fashion at all time. $30 million a year goes pretty far for luxuries
I know what it's like
Damn he’s good looking 🤤
😂😂