Umpire Mistake in Estoril, Shelton n1 American, Rafa’s Instagram, Collins Keeps Winning | MMTR
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In this week's Monday morning tennis rant, I discuss Hurkacz winning Estoril, Shelton winning Houston, Berrettini winning Marrakech, Collins winning Charleston, USTA Player Development,Rafa’s Instagram account, Bad umpiring in Estoril and more…
0:00 Rafa’s Instagram
2:14 USTA Player Development
4:22 American Tennis
7:38 Shelton
9:15 Berrettini
9:58 Hurkacz
11:04 Bad Umpire Mistake + Poor Sportsmanship in Estoril
14:25 Collins
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It's okay we got NAGAL
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Won the first round!
Indians coming back
I completely agree with the point on Garin lacking integrity.
not so much. what if he got distracted by the out call himself? he made have made the easy forehand otherwise. i guess that is what he was thinking and thats why he complained in the first place. replay the point would have solved the drama though
@@Alexander-dt2eq Regardless of what each player may have thought, the ball was still in play and Garin hit that last forehand two feet out, and should have lost the point. Garin knew this and could have been a good sport. The hit on his reputation is well-earned.
@@broncoguy4862 yeah and he did not even want to earn the point. i guess he just wanted a replay. when he got more than he deserved he did not intervene. but i remember the famous federer-berdych point in Madrid. Berdych did not tell the truth either.
@@Alexander-dt2eq that does not make it right to Borges or any players, if you watch the replay Garin missed 2 FHs and still won the point, he should have said to the Ump he wanted a replay like Alcaraz and many players have done ignoring the Umpires call or misjudgement. Many Chileans do not like Garin for he was needed for Davis Cup yet rejected his own team, even recently when he lost to countryman Tabilio looked the other way WTA handshake.
The shitiest thing about the Estoril episode is that the supervisor was called to the court and the supervisor was as incompetent as the umpire.
ITF/ATP should ban that umpire.
what's the name of the Umpire ? anyone knows ?
the most weird I have seen
@@jonasbertilbellander The name is TOM SWEENEY. He makes A LOT of unexcusable mistakes, I've seen him umpiring poorly several times watching matches, and he's always there in compilations of tennis drama/mistakes... He's so bad.
As if there was EVER only 1 situation in the history of tennis where the supervisor did something useful.
All they ever do is support the umpire 100%
Another case for a video review system.
@@supermuskelmann8557 Yes. It is awful how they protect themselves instead of making something useful for the game.
So happy to see Collins playing very very well. I wish she wasn’t planning to retire after this year. She’s at her peak. Then again…what better way to go out. Hopefully she’s invested smartly.
I think the resurgence of an all-court playing style has really helped the popularity of tennis. Just like how fans got bored of serve and volley every point, extended baseline grinding also became boring to watch. Pickleball is a fun casual game to play (especially if there is beer nearby), but watching it is incredibly boring.
I agree mostly, but have you seen Jack Sock ripping forehands with that little paddle against top players, think that's pretty entertaining
Shelton now American no 1 due to Fritz's loss today.
WTA is on fire ❤
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Thank you so much for this amazing detailed analysis. 👍
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You'd think players would realize how much it means to fans when they demonstrate good sportsmanship. Any time a player concedes a point because of a bad ump call, they immediately gain 10x fans. Garin just dumped his entire fanbase with such a pathetic display.
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Love your reviews. 😊
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Good insight Nic. Glad you mentioned the practice vids of Nadal after pulling out. Just looks odd. When you mention the us open, think you should include on the men’s side since coco won last year!Collins killing it and I’m just perplexed how she’s playing. Guess nothing to lose since she’s retiring.. lol
Pressure is less for her for sure 💯
Agree - Shelton is the one to defeat Sinner on hard court maybe next year. He must impove his returns. Nadal is broken and Djokovic is gone. Sinner is best on fast surface, Alcarez may beat him on clay. And there are two dozen of very good players just behind. Hurkacs, Musetti, Berretini, young Czech players, Etcheverry and many more.
Hard time coming for even the settled mid aged players like Taylor Fritz, Zverev, Medvedev, Rublev, Shapovalov, Tiafoe. Tennis is getting younger these days.
We need analysis of Collins 2HBH
best shot on the wta tour atm
You have to concider the size of the country.Hungary is small and we have Marozsan and Fucso.
Collins going through Badosa, Jabeur, Stephens, Mertens, Sakkari and Kasatkina running away straight sets against all of them was goddamn impressive. All either at least Slam SFists or No 3. or better in the world.
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I don’t think pickleball will have the spectatorship of tennis. Participation may exceed tennis, but pickleball is a crude sport in comparison. Watching a great pickleballer will never compare to seeing RF playing tennis.
There's a crocodile behind you, coach. hehe
He's angling for a Lacoste sponsorship
Never ever miss a episode
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Could it have been the first time ever that a player (Garin, in this case) who was the first to approach the umpire to complain about something has been awarded the point?
I don't know if it's true or not but I heard that Tmobile was going to approach Shelton just because of the phone gesture. That'd be funny to see an ad with Ben on it.
Shelton,Tiafoe,Paul and Fritz are all amazing but i dont think they are world elite , Shelton has the most potential for sure.
Looks like you're back in Croatia...judging by the background...Dalmatia?
I’m in the US
Such incident revealed a player’s characters. In this case, Garin is 100% a cheater. I don’t know he can sleep at night knowing he has robbed someone’s match.
The best thing Garin has done was get more plastic surgery than Koreans do specially on that nose. Dont worry he sleeps well at night, he has no integrity and most Chileans do not like him, shunning Davis Cup team mates when needed like Jarry and Tabilio and recently losing to Tabilio gave WTA biatch handshake no eye contact. Raonic also did something similar to Delpo and look at him now, Karma gets these scum down the line.
I had no problem with Shelton and the phone. It’s like a bat flip in tennis. Nothing wrong with showing some personality and getting the crowd hyped up.
Rafa said in interview that he cannot hit the serve. The rest is ok
Exactly
Ben Shelton: biggest serve on ATP Tour but also one of the most _inaccurate._
Hence, the few aces he manages to hit.
Collins is playing the best tennis of her life because she doesn't care if she loses. I think Manny of us rec players could learn something from her.
Rafa’s face said it all after losing at Wimbledon last year… he had the look of a man who knew he will never be the same and who knew he was done and had gotten the most out of his body and his body is done.
Is Houston red clay? Im pretty sure its Har-Tru.
Houston was red clay
Have a source for that? Wikipedia says it's Har-Tru. And the colour is definitely not normal.
It's har-tru@@hip_ou_91
@@hip_ou_91 yes,look at the videos. even the announcers were saying red clay. unless they were painting har tru, so... IDK?
@@excelty1 I have seen the videos. And the colour does not match crushed brick, which is what red clay is made of. Wikipedia says it is maroon Har-Tru.
Garin is never a good sportsman, not the first time
does umpires get any type of penalty for those mistakes?
We have never seen so many sudden retirements as we had in the last 3 years, no medical time out just quitting right there on the spot. Nadal sadly with Moya publicly on instagram went and got military grade shots which would have contained more nano size smart graphene than for civilians. Many military I know have had heart issues after these concoctions some have died and my heart goes out to the victims. This strange pain in the torso is no joke and Rafa said it is like needles inside you. Just the other day Djere quit versus Tsitsipas like many, they do not take Medical time outs, they know to stop playing when there is needle like pain inside or risk SIDS. We have players that get these sudden sharp pains on the legs, arms, chest, back, hips and abs yet they all young. This is unprecedented in Tennis to have such physically amazing athletes just quitting with no medical time outs. It is sad and likely this Madrid and RG we might see Rafa will get some sort of send off and if he does he has a beautiful son for a new and more amazing stage in his life to come. Will be happy to see FEDAL and other playing competitive golf and even Touch tennis rather than that other low skill trend that Sock is wasting time on.
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It's funny how nadal always seems to find his best shape during the clay season. He had dozens of injuries that have caused him to skip or withdraw from slams. However, when it comes to RG he always brings it. 🧐
Usa have 11 in Atp top 100. France second with 10 followed by Italy with 9.
Usa is a billion times bigger than France and Italy though. So that has to be taken into account.
Seems to be a thing with Chileans. I remember when Fernando Gonzales blatantly cheated against James Blake at the olympics. I was a Gonzales fan up to that point too. Must say the South Americans seem to have a strange mentality when it comes to sportsmanship. The fans especially seem to get more joy out of cheering against a player than for a player. Saw this many times at the Miami open. I find it odd and it can be annoying at times.
I've lived with south americans at an international school, played soccer and tennis with and against them. Dirtiest players alive
hubi is the 1st polish male player to win a clay tournament since ... ;)
Tennis is 67% foreign in both men and women's college tennis. If we have the USTA and NCAA get together to limit scholarships to American players I believe we can produce a lot more players.
We also have players like Osaka who played her entire life in America and then chose Japan as her country to represent. She trains and lives in....California
so, i’m not sure, but i thought i heard that Coco Gauff is from the United States. and again, i’m not sure, but i thooought i heard that she won the US Open last year🧐
i don’t know, i’ll check my records 😂😂😪
Think he meant on the men’s side. Gave a comment about that..😅
Yup, and Iga, from Poland, same as Hurkacz, has won many clay tournaments in the past 3.5 years 😭
Shelton is now the top US men’s player 📞
Greetings from Poland.
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Rafa will never be the same again.
My tavourite is Marozsan.🇭🇺
As to Callins. Even though the runner up Kasatkina congratulated Daniela that took a couple of minutes saying a lot of good words, during the winner speach Callins said only one word “Dasha” talking about herself, her team, tournament and crowd stealing all attention and being focused only on her own. It shows her behavior and personality even though she is very good as a player. That’s why a lot of players can’t stand her and not only for all her “commons” after opponents mistakes. 😢
She was pretty gracious IMO. She did dwell on the crowd and herself, but in the context of it being her farewell tour. As for the c'mons, having trouble finding any incident where she did that after her opponent hit a double fault...hitting a ball out is another matter. It's a weird criticism, given that so many players are just as vocal or more so. Almost seems petty to single Collins out.
Did I hear that the Big Three is Federer and Nadal?
He said they are the most popular, which is right (coming from a Nole fan)
Garin gets what he deserves!
Per Garin, poor sportsmanship does not equal cheating. No one is owed good sportsmanship. It is of the will of the player. It's not Garin's fault that the ref messed up.
I BELIEVE NADAL WILL SAY GOODBYE IN PARIS
Nagal>nadal
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Shelt needs to learn to be more patient and respectful like Alcatraz 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Shelton is the NEXT JOHN MCENROE!!!
Garin is just trash
It's not Rafa and instagram, it's him playing golf tournaments w/ a bad back/hip/abdominals... It sure looks like he's skipping out on tennis to cash out a paycheck from exhibitions.
Absolutely not what Rafa is doing.
He said on tv that it’s his serve that is the problem
Not deservedly so.
Shelt🎾n needs to learn to be humble.Sinner is humble,Alcaraz is humble and friendly.
Disagree. Contrast in personalities is as important for the fans as contrast in styles.
Garin vs Borges
Someone in a crowd (supporter of Borges) called out and Borges ceased play and raised his left arm to his shoulder. He clearly ceased play and made zero effort to continue play. What his intention was I don't know, but you could equally make the argument that he was trying to convince his opponent that the call came from a linesperson and hence play should be stopped or he wanted to challenge the call, regardless this can be seen as hindrance.
When Garin approached the umpire did Borges (knowing full well the crowd call impacted his opponent into making an uncharacteristic miss off a sitter) offer to replay the point? No. Is it showing good sportsmanship to benefit off a home supporter putting your opponent off mid point?
Had Borges gone and offered to replay the point, most likely that would have been accepted and the outcome different.
One more thing to think about. If you want to encourage people to enter umpiring, perhaps don't shame them when they make a mistake. All too easy to gain infamy because you made a call someone doesn't agree with.
I did not see him raise the arm, he was looking at the mark and stopped playing. That’s not hinderance. Umpire needs to be called out for what was the worst call in ATP history. Garin deserves the negative press for taking the point…
What arm😅😅😅
@@IntuitiveTennis I watched the video at 0.5 speed a number of times to make sure. When you challenge a call, you are meant to cease playing, which is what Borges did and indicate a challenge. I appreciate this is often a grey area in terms of having to make the challenge immediately, but seldom enforced against guys who inspect the mark first and then call the challenge.
Regardless the rule on hindrance is simple. From ITF: "If a player is hindered in playing the point by a deliberate act of the opponent(s), the
player shall win the point." Borges actions were deliberate and fairly clear to have hindered Garin. Umpires often do not call hindrance, but should. For example when Świątek waves her arms in the air when her opponent is about to smash. That's clear hindrance, just not called.
Regardless of whether I am right or wrong, I just want to point out one thing. I'm a parent of a junior player and certified official. While I haven't received abuse myself, the amount of abuse parents and players hurl at officials result in officials who get paid very *little* to refuse to host tournaments or take on the roll of tournament ref. We cannot for love or money get *any* tournament ref's to give up their weekends to officiate at tournaments. Our roving officials are sub par because all the good officials also don't want to put up with abuse. The end result is that we have to employ a tournament referee over the phone to settle disputes and the only roving officials we can get are the ones desperate for money and let me not even start with desk officials. Perhaps consider how much these top flight ATP officials get paid and then ask yourself if its worth it? Is it really worth it to make 3,000 correct calls and then get abused online for the one you might have gotten wrong? I'll leave it at that. All I'm saying is that if my kid were to indicate an interest in becoming an ATP umpire, I'd tell him that is a very bad decision. That really should not be the case. Its okay for players and coaches to make mistakes... but not umpires?
@@ninjal1750 Left arm. Raised it after stopping play to fix shirt, initial a challenge, point to area where call came from, who knows? Add to that the mitigating circumstances in an 'Out' call from the area where the linesperson sat and Borges ceasing play, Garin clearly felt it was hindrance. One would assume based on his uncharacteristic miss on the forehand out wide, it did in fact impact him.
Again, not saying I'm right, umpires call could well have been wrong, but why is Garin a bad sport and yet Borgas did not offer to replay the point given that it was his own home supporters who called a call out just as Garin was about to put away a sitter? Borgas was more than happy to take the point while Garin was arguing with the ref.
@@dakeras2410 Watch any Borges match. He fixes his shirt during points a lot. Every single time he gets a smash and has time for example.
There was no hindrace
well you are right on Garin, but also its the officials that should protect players from getting into these situations. he saved a break point and sure he was confused as well cause he thought he had missed the shot and was hindered by some action on the other court (which also might be true!). so its not that simple. he might have made the forehand if he had not heard the "out" call himself! put yourself in that situation on a very important point. one can understand both sides
At the very least, Garin should have argued for replay instead of accepting the point. Intentionally double-faulting would have been a sporting gesture to erase an egregious decision by the chair umpire.
Even if we give him the benefit of the doubt that he was distracted, how does that earn him the point? He stole the point by accepting/not disputing it (maybe even demanding the point), so he's a cheater, plain and simple.
@@Callie456 well arbiter thought it was hindrance by Borges and Garin thought it was hindrance by someone shouting. both agreed it was hindrance. he got a free point
Ben Shelton will be the American number one next week because of his win in Houston. Just so you know
Is it possible that it is his contractual obligations that's keeping him from retiring? This could be the reason they wanna keep the interest in social media?