Can you elaborate what makes him amazing? He obviously is great but if I’m critical, it seems he lacks clear weapons and some power. Against the top players in college last year, he lost against players who could put power him. Also, he looked a little mentally weak in the finals of the spring NCAA singles tournament. He was u; a set but he seemed like he faded and didn’t put up much of a fight in the second and third sets. …on the other hand, I have to give him credit for the mental strength he had to come back in the fall and win the NCAA singles tournament in the fall. Not easy at all to do it after coming so close half a year ago.
@@lavault It's a bit hard to explain. In short, in US college tennis, if winning this match can't change which team wins, then players will stop playing. There are one double and six singles in total. If one side already won 4 matches, they already won. In this case, Columbia already won 4 matches. Even if UCLA won this match, they still couldn't win.
It’s a high level of D1…it’s a match at 1st singles between two strong programs, Columbia and UCLA…Zheng is top 40 ITA (college rankings), former junior grand slam finalist…Zahraj is an all-conference (PAC-10) player.
Yeah I don’t know man I know they’re great players but maybe it’s because every other Asian with a similar build I’ve played against in HS has the same exact strokes and swagger as Michael so you’re discounting the play
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6:42 what a point!!
Point at 7:00 Cheng not falling for these slice and dice tactics
I’ve known Michael since 2017. I was his coach Adrian’s right hand. Michael is amazing in so many ways
May i know Which club are you from?
Can you elaborate what makes him amazing? He obviously is great but if I’m critical, it seems he lacks clear weapons and some power. Against the top players in college last year, he lost against players who could put power him. Also, he looked a little mentally weak in the finals of the spring NCAA singles tournament. He was u; a set but he seemed like he faded and didn’t put up much of a fight in the second and third sets. …on the other hand, I have to give him credit for the mental strength he had to come back in the fall and win the NCAA singles tournament in the fall. Not easy at all to do it after coming so close half a year ago.
I just heard via Sarasota connection where Columbia trains for Thanksgiving break, that Zheng will be at qualifying rounds for @ USOpen next week!
What was the final score? Looks like Zheng was besting Zahraj.
Patrick Zahraj (UCLA) vs. #16 Michael Zheng (COLU) 6-7 (3-7), 6-2, 0-2, unfinished
@@jimmyhou8129 unfinished?
@@lavault It's a bit hard to explain. In short, in US college tennis, if winning this match can't change which team wins, then players will stop playing. There are one double and six singles in total. If one side already won 4 matches, they already won. In this case, Columbia already won 4 matches. Even if UCLA won this match, they still couldn't win.
Jimmy, nice video! What are you recording on?
Phone
Shot at 1:32 out?
I think it out. But it in..😅
Columbia won this match over UCLA 🎉
Ngl great match
0:51 :/
Ucla guy plays like etchevery
like watching pros
they are pros
someone feels the need to leafblow while a match is going on... unbelievable...when will college campuses go electric
a 10 year old european would 6-0 6-0 these children
What are you trying to say?
type shitt
surely this isnt d1?
what makes you think this isnt d1?
@@kyledeacon5620 The quality
It’s a high level of D1…it’s a match at 1st singles between two strong programs, Columbia and UCLA…Zheng is top 40 ITA (college rankings), former junior grand slam finalist…Zahraj is an all-conference (PAC-10) player.
@@sudiptamallik1006 interesting, looks a little different to when i was playing. Maybe its the camera angle/court.
Yeah I don’t know man I know they’re great players but maybe it’s because every other Asian with a similar build I’ve played against in HS has the same exact strokes and swagger as Michael so you’re discounting the play