Tsitsipas belting a missile towards Alcaraz and immediately turns his back like he did nothing wrong...he truly is a small kid who doesn't know how to fight 🤡
@@iliasabkari8729 yeah but remember what kyrgios did to nadal in wimbledon? and also nadal hitting djokovic in the net? these are indeed intentional but it's not against the law unless you knock your opponents off with the ball, i guess tsitsipas is just trying to knock off alcaraz to let the match be suspended😎
Kyrgios: "Let me throw a tantrum and blame everything on the ref so I don't have to admit to myself that this disciplined, controlled kid on the other side of the net has better ground strokes than me, and is hitting his serve pretty well today."
The Montreal mixup was hilarious. Kyrgios in Miami...man he was on fire then let his mind take over. Sinner kept his cool and took it in straight sets. And 9 match point saves vs the Montreal champ......wow. Wont be surprised if we see Novak save that many one day. Rune......what a mental beast. His run to the title was the most incredible M1000 run ever IMO. After saving 3 MP vs 3x slam champ Stan in R1, he beat FIVE top 10 players in a row. The semi and the final were incredible. -Rune ended FAA's amazing 16 match win streak easily. And then...... -Not only did Rune beat Novak, he did so in truly incredible fashion. Rune was a set down. Then he was down 0-40 in the first game of the second set. Holds and wins the set 6-3. Then Rune was down a break in the third. Got it back, held when serving to stay in the match, then saved SIX break points in that final game despite hitting a bad double fault on that first match point. Djokovic had chances galore and somehow still lost. How often does that happen? Kozlov....the definition of commitment. Nothing more to say.
@@cinespherestudios How? If he is an undisciplined brat as you put it, how does he hold serve from 15-40 down vs Stan at 4-5 in the second (2 MP)? How does he save a third match point in the third set and eventually come through in a final set tiebreak? How does he keep his head vs Djokovic after going down a set? After going down 0-40 early in the second? After going down a break in the third? And how does he save 6 break points in that crazy final game? He might not always be the best behaved tennis player but his mental strength is improving at a rapid pace. Needs to work on his fitness, appeared to be on the verge of cramping towards the end which is gonna trouble him in best of 5 as it did vs Novak at USO. But if he can improve his fitness, watch out.
Hontesly, I think Rafa vs Goffin’s TB in Madrid should be there. Rafa saved two match points with very difficult drop shots, so clutch. Can’t get more dramatic than that TB.
Olly Parton totally agree. IMO Alcaraz's Madrid run should be there too. First ever to down Rafa and Novak back to back on clay. Followed it up with a demolition of defending champ Zverev who had NEVER lost a match on Manolo Santana court before that final vs Alcaraz.
@@DavidN172 I wouldn’t call that choke because Rinderknech is a decent player with good serve but man dimitrov playing against someone outside top 100 challenger player who couldn’t even run and losing to him was really embarrassing. I couldn’t think of any worse match than this of 2022.
Something was not right with him That day for sure. He didn’t want to win, it was like he was disgusted by how badly he was playing so didn’t think the deserved to win and threw it. Not sure if it was physical or personal reason (he had covid 2 weeks before that and broke up with gf around then) but it was the most painful thing I’ve seen lol
FAA v Medvedev - 6-6 3rd set (2-0) Medvedev v Nadal - 3-2* (40-0) 3rd set (2-0) Korda v Nadal - *5-2 deciding set De Minaur v Alcaraz - *6-5 (40-15) 2nd set (1-0) 2MP Paul v Sinner - 5-2* 2nd set (1-0) 3MP Baez v Zverev - 2-0 sets, MP in 5th set De Minaur v Garin - 2-0 sets, 2MP Tiafoe v Kyrgios - 6-6 2nd set (1-0) 6MP Paul v Shapovalov - *4-1 2nd set (1-0) Sinner v FAA - *4-2 2nd set (1-0) 2MP
1:03 seriously... why does Stefanos keep doing those kinds of things? The guy is literally 24 and behaving like an 8yo on court. His dad is also extremely annoying with all the coaching before it was allowed, causing weird upsets and just being rude... Stefanos is such a great tennis player, he should learn to control his anger issues a bit better.
Bublik's logic: "I didn't crash into any cars when I ran a red light, therefore It's OK to do it and the police officer who gave me a fine is ridiculous!" What a child. 🤦♀
These guys really can behave like little kids. Haven't they received enough attention from their parents in their childhood? Little sad to watch, sorry. The Umpires should even give more penalty imo...
The usual suspects Bublik or Kyrgios (mash potatoe where brain should be) I just wonder where my other 2 favourites were, Bernard Tomic and Benoit Paire (another exquisite tennis personalities) ... On the other hand hats off to Kozlov, showed tremendous spirit!
Bublik's no. 7 and Shapovalov's no. 6 are just weird bottling moment tbh Bublik acting foolish by pretending to not slam his racket to the ground and Shapo clearly know that he cannot cross to the other side of the court mid-games
@@MihaiMarcut players have crossed the net before and havent gotten violations. Its within the umpires judgement to give a warning for that or not. To have a discussion with a player about a ballmark from 8 feet away and then warning him for a non harmfully intended crossing of the net - to me thats poor judgement. Its like back in the day - early 2010's - when they gave time violations to a player that just ended a 50 shot ralley with a dive volley at the net and didnt not serve again in timely manner. Its just bad upiring.
@@tvtotalforever idk, for me I think it's fair. Maybe the timing was really bad as Shapo was already angry, but if those are the rules then I can't really blame the umpire for enforcing them. We'll agree to disagree
a peversion of rules would be not to give the point penalty. you forget they are professional players, I played well on a national level and it is in your blood, that you cant go on the opponents side under any circumstances, except your opponent is injured - shapovalov being trimmed playing international tournaments since 5 years old hundred percent knew what he did when he crossed the net, as he said at the end
I agree with the umpire. Im not even a tennis pro but i know its agains the rules. He could just ask the umpire: can i go there and show the mark i thought it was? The umpire would or not agree and thats the end of discussion
So many pros these days have such disrespect for the game, the umpires, the lineman, etc. Just awful. Kyrigos, Rune, Bublik are the worst but Shapo is also childish. Great talent but these kids never grew up it seems.
@@malawi89 yeah i thought he was a bot until he responded to me one time... I guess he must be copying the message himself for hours... That's pretty sad when you think about it
Please just introduce the hawk eye to clay court tournaments. How many times we've seen players disagreeing with the umpire about the ball mark? Or is it because hawk eye not accurate enough for clay court yet?
Kygrios was out of line but the umpire was so petty to impact the outcome of a professional game because of a personal insult. Very unsportsmanlike conduct, ironically
why do tennis players always argue against procedural rules so much? like I understand its annoying and they are emotional i guess, but dudes like shapovalov arguing against that call is so stupid, thats always gonna be a penalty
Having watched tennis for close to 3 decades, I have never understood how they even attempt to judge the ball being in or out on clay courts. It is not that just one shot is played in a match and the ball bounces just once. There are hundreds of shots, player movements in all parts of the court. There has to be a better nethod in this day and age.
I actually like Bublik and respect his talent, but he annoyed the crap out of me in this situation....It wasn't the worst racquet throw byfar...but he knows what he did.
Tennis has to be one of the only sports in the world where you have a crowd that aren't allowed to make a single sound during the play, imagine being a professional athlete who can't compete with a bit of noise around them.
I love how Sinner is just sitting there, calm as a cucumber, while Kyrgios is smashing his racket 😂 Sinner has such a rare personality
Literally I love sinner, he’s so chill.
Calm as a cucumber is now my favorite expression
Very similar to Federer.
Hahah that's on point ! Sinner and Ruud are my favorite ones... both are calm, cool and collected ! I like that ! Calm as a cucumber !! 🤣🤣
Stoicism is always respected
Bublik acted like a complete a-hole there. He straight up tried to gaslight the umpire saying he didn't throw the racket when he obviously did.
@Rafa undisputed Goat damn you are starting early this year huh
@@houseofhaggg 😂
@Rafa undisputed Goat thought an obvious answer would be... Novak Djokovic...
@Rafa undisputed Goat Nicholas 🤫
@rafaundisputedgoat4291 he's out now
I know it causes drama, but just use Hawkeye on clay courts. The amount of time wasted arguing and checking marks is crazy haha.
BRO LITERALLY
It would save so much drama
The marks are really not obvious compared to how well Hawkeye works on other courts now. Used to be an advantage of clay but not anymore
they would if they could but its not possible yet
Just give one challenge every set in case of very close calls
Tsitsipas belting a missile towards Alcaraz and immediately turns his back like he did nothing wrong...he truly is a small kid who doesn't know how to fight 🤡
He is his dad's pet. His dad is the real crook
Anyone else got the Medvedev reference in this guy's comment?)
If you approach the net you should expect the ball to come to you. There is no rule saying you have to lob or hit passing shot. 😂
@@coreyburney2331 Bro he shot it straight at him that is not normal
@@iliasabkari8729 yeah but remember what kyrgios did to nadal in wimbledon? and also nadal hitting djokovic in the net? these are indeed intentional but it's not against the law unless you knock your opponents off with the ball, i guess tsitsipas is just trying to knock off alcaraz to let the match be suspended😎
Bublik, you threw the damn racket. Admit it!
It’s better to blame others , shame on bublik
Stupid and ridiculous Bublik. He is 25yo, it’s time to grow up and to don’t act like a 12yo boy…
For him was a tricky move ....😂
no it slipped out of his hand
Guinard's grunts are worse than Sonego's, which I didn't think was possible.
@Rafa undisputed Goat Talk to Djokovic bud
@@colinbowerman3045just report him every time you see his comments he’s basically a bot
@@seaneckhart9914 Öi YAH
How come? Sonegos grunts come way later after he has struck the ball. Guinard grunts as he strikes the ball.
@@karikoskinen5983 he sounds like a literal 11 year old
“A little glare from Alcaraz.” As he does a full on stare
I love how sinner was calm throughout the match
Kyrgios: "Let me throw a tantrum and blame everything on the ref so I don't have to admit to myself that this disciplined, controlled kid on the other side of the net has better ground strokes than me, and is hitting his serve pretty well today."
The Montreal mixup was hilarious.
Kyrgios in Miami...man he was on fire then let his mind take over. Sinner kept his cool and took it in straight sets.
And 9 match point saves vs the Montreal champ......wow. Wont be surprised if we see Novak save that many one day.
Rune......what a mental beast. His run to the title was the most incredible M1000 run ever IMO.
After saving 3 MP vs 3x slam champ Stan in R1, he beat FIVE top 10 players in a row. The semi and the final were incredible.
-Rune ended FAA's amazing 16 match win streak easily. And then......
-Not only did Rune beat Novak, he did so in truly incredible fashion. Rune was a set down. Then he was down 0-40 in the first game of the second set. Holds and wins the set 6-3. Then Rune was down a break in the third. Got it back, held when serving to stay in the match, then saved SIX break points in that final game despite hitting a bad double fault on that first match point. Djokovic had chances galore and somehow still lost. How often does that happen?
Kozlov....the definition of commitment. Nothing more to say.
"rune mental beast" bro he is such an undisciplined brat
@@cinespherestudios How? If he is an undisciplined brat as you put it, how does he hold serve from 15-40 down vs Stan at 4-5 in the second (2 MP)? How does he save a third match point in the third set and eventually come through in a final set tiebreak?
How does he keep his head vs Djokovic after going down a set? After going down 0-40 early in the second? After going down a break in the third? And how does he save 6 break points in that crazy final game?
He might not always be the best behaved tennis player but his mental strength is improving at a rapid pace. Needs to work on his fitness, appeared to be on the verge of cramping towards the end which is gonna trouble him in best of 5 as it did vs Novak at USO. But if he can improve his fitness, watch out.
@@james-vx7nv Yeah, at some point he seemed to be gasping for breath but he's young, he'll figure it out.
Dimitrov is such a great sport
Yeah, that's why I've been playing Dimitrov all my life 😊
Bublik is such a kid man
Fucking troll @Rafa undisputed Goat
Tsitsipas not having the balls to look to Carlos after that
Tsitsipas
balls
pick one
Can you stop always writing this… He loosed, so shut up… 🤫@Rafa undisputed Goat
Hontesly, I think Rafa vs Goffin’s TB in Madrid should be there. Rafa saved two match points with very difficult drop shots, so clutch. Can’t get more dramatic than that TB.
Yeah but that match was already in another best of 2022 video
I think these are more drama outside of the tennis itself, or slightly unusual moments rather than a climactic point in a match
@Rafa undisputed Goat Francis Tiafoe can
Olly Parton totally agree. IMO Alcaraz's Madrid run should be there too. First ever to down Rafa and Novak back to back on clay. Followed it up with a demolition of defending champ Zverev who had NEVER lost a match on Manolo Santana court before that final vs Alcaraz.
@Rafa undisputed Goat come on, Novak is the clear favorite. Carlos A is second. I predict that Rafa won't make the final, no matter what the draw.
The way these guys try to bend reality to accommodate it to their convenience is just astounding.
Bro if I was the umpire arguing against Bublik about the grass, I would just ask to show a replay of him clearly throwing the racket.
Kyrgios is going to keep acting up this way as long as Tennis TV keeps highlighting it 😂
Bro entertains more with his tantrums than his game😅 And surprisingly, it works with the fans and media
At least Denis apologised
Very Canadian of him
He apologized partially cuz he won. Of course not only because of that, but it was definitely a factor.
@Rafa undisputed Goat bro ur everywhere , we get it ur a fan of rafa
@Rafa undisputed Goat didnt u doam the same bout wimby and uso?
at least he did not rap
Bublik definitely threw the racket lol
Dimitrov gets the choker of the year award for sure
yea that match vs cramping Kozlov was epic
what about pcb against rinderknech?
@@DavidN172 I wouldn’t call that choke because Rinderknech is a decent player with good serve but man dimitrov playing against someone outside top 100 challenger player who couldn’t even run and losing to him was really embarrassing. I couldn’t think of any worse match than this of 2022.
Something was not right with him
That day for sure. He didn’t want to win, it was like he was disgusted by how badly he was playing so didn’t think the deserved to win and threw it. Not sure if it was physical or personal reason (he had covid 2 weeks before that and broke up with gf around then) but it was the most painful thing I’ve seen lol
FAA v Medvedev - 6-6 3rd set (2-0)
Medvedev v Nadal - 3-2* (40-0) 3rd set (2-0)
Korda v Nadal - *5-2 deciding set
De Minaur v Alcaraz - *6-5 (40-15) 2nd set (1-0) 2MP
Paul v Sinner - 5-2* 2nd set (1-0) 3MP
Baez v Zverev - 2-0 sets, MP in 5th set
De Minaur v Garin - 2-0 sets, 2MP
Tiafoe v Kyrgios - 6-6 2nd set (1-0) 6MP
Paul v Shapovalov - *4-1 2nd set (1-0)
Sinner v FAA - *4-2 2nd set (1-0) 2MP
This proves that Grigor is too kind and genuine of a person to ever be #1.
yes. plus not as good as rafa and roger :) they are similarly kind and genuine
FAA is so well behaved as to others. No drama!
1:48 Great crowd reaction.
Tsitsipas is SO dispicable!! He didn't even apologise but turned his back! WTF
Why would he apologize when he acted on purpose?
@@setzerxiv1077maybe cause he could’ve caused a lifelong injury?
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The best revenge for Carlos is to win the match 1:11 😎 and later the whole tournament
He definitely loosed 🤫@Rafa undisputed Goat
That time of the month for Bublik 😂
@rafaundisputedgoat4291Well he didn’t
Tennis Advocate fans already seen this 😁
@Rafa undisputed Goat dude shutup lmao
Bublik apparently hit racket on purpose. Big baby~~
8:00 L'arbitre a de la patience avec Bublik !
Dimitrov gentleman comme d'hab'.
12:56 Sinner’s reaction is hilarious 😂
1:03 seriously... why does Stefanos keep doing those kinds of things? The guy is literally 24 and behaving like an 8yo on court. His dad is also extremely annoying with all the coaching before it was allowed, causing weird upsets and just being rude... Stefanos is such a great tennis player, he should learn to control his anger issues a bit better.
I love how Kygrios is getting into with the umpire while Sinner is off to the side being cold
Hats off to Dimitrov for taking this with such wiseness !
kudos to Mmoh for keeping his temper, I don't think I'd be able to with calls like those
What is exactly the drama between Ymer and FAA, except that it was a tough match for both of them ?
3 fans of Ymer in the crowd were disrespectful of FAA
@Rafa undisputed Goatyeah hus foot
@@capitaine_nemo_77no they weren’t did you watch the match?
@@MaxGamer-cl8ql I was in the crowd
@@capitaine_nemo_77 cheering for ur player super loud is not disrespectful. It’s only disrespectful if they say stuff to him.
2:47 that ball was so in
Guinard’s grunt is so annoying wow
Bublik is ridiculously funny 😄😄🤣
3:54 that ball boy just about got killed lmao
2:29 not sure if I’ve heard a weaker sounding grunt 😳 like yikes
Carreno Busta will never go away easily.
Will there be an every tournament champion this year video? Top 100 shots?
@Rafa undisputed Goat I am definitely eating a chicken sandwich in the next 10 minutes
I dare anyone to stop me from eating a sandwich
@@gmdm9319 lol
Nadal calling Sonego to the net should be here
It can't because it's a Slam match (not Atp)
Mmoh’s sideburns do be lookin fine tho
Kyrios has to be the worst player I have ever seen in any sports.
No respect for himself, no respect for the crowd, no respect for the game
Correct
Nor for the people in his personal life. Just an all around shit
he makes it more interesting tho
Omg shut up karen
@@shankrl1 traditionalist Karen
Kozlov, what mental, what player
Bublik's logic:
"I didn't crash into any cars when I ran a red light, therefore It's OK to do it and the police officer who gave me a fine is ridiculous!"
What a child. 🤦♀
Kozlov/Dimi was such a hilarious match
Bublik commits stupidity and lies. we saw him hitting the court pretty hard but he says he's just throwing the racket, ridiculous🤣
These guys really can behave like little kids. Haven't they received enough attention from their parents in their childhood? Little sad to watch, sorry. The Umpires should even give more penalty imo...
Bublik deliberately did .
I was arguing with umpire without any reason.
😅😂
The usual suspects Bublik or Kyrgios (mash potatoe where brain should be) I just wonder where my other 2 favourites were, Bernard Tomic and Benoit Paire (another exquisite tennis personalities) ... On the other hand hats off to Kozlov, showed tremendous spirit!
yep, as an Australian Kyrgios and Tomic are serious national embarrassments
Bublik's no. 7 and Shapovalov's no. 6 are just weird bottling moment tbh
Bublik acting foolish by pretending to not slam his racket to the ground and Shapo clearly know that he cannot cross to the other side of the court mid-games
Two stupid young guys acting like 12yo boys…
Bublik so petty omfg😭
16:40 nahh it just slipped out of his hand bro
the point penalty on Denis was the stupidest perversion of rules i ve seen by an umpire in a while.
Perversion of rules? You break the rules, you get a code violation. It's really simple tbh
@@MihaiMarcut players have crossed the net before and havent gotten violations. Its within the umpires judgement to give a warning for that or not.
To have a discussion with a player about a ballmark from 8 feet away and then warning him for a non harmfully intended crossing of the net - to me thats poor judgement.
Its like back in the day - early 2010's - when they gave time violations to a player that just ended a 50 shot ralley with a dive volley at the net and didnt not serve again in timely manner. Its just bad upiring.
@@tvtotalforever idk, for me I think it's fair. Maybe the timing was really bad as Shapo was already angry, but if those are the rules then I can't really blame the umpire for enforcing them. We'll agree to disagree
a peversion of rules would be not to give the point penalty. you forget they are professional players, I played well on a national level and it is in your blood, that you cant go on the opponents side under any circumstances, except your opponent is injured - shapovalov being trimmed playing international tournaments since 5 years old hundred percent knew what he did when he crossed the net, as he said at the end
I agree with the umpire. Im not even a tennis pro but i know its agains the rules. He could just ask the umpire: can i go there and show the mark i thought it was? The umpire would or not agree and thats the end of discussion
I must watch way too much tennis because I saw all but two of these matches live
Superman 🎉
It´s incredible how tennis players get away with such a horrible attitude towards umpires, they should be punished severely for this kind of behavior.
Mmoh has vision problems for sure lol
2:47 that was 100% in
its hard to believe with all the technology we have, we still have players and umpires pointing at random marks in the dirt.
Bublik is such a baby lol
Bublic discussing the warning, he drop the raquet with more power than he "can"...
Tsitsipas immediately turning his back like he did nothing wrong makes me so nervous
Great winner by Pella but Cuevas’ shot is in an entirely different echelon than all of the others.
So many pros these days have such disrespect for the game, the umpires, the lineman, etc. Just awful. Kyrigos, Rune, Bublik are the worst but Shapo is also childish. Great talent but these kids never grew up it seems.
I like booblik alot 😂😂 he's funny as heck
France France France 😂😂😂😂
how kozlov won match with cramps wowwwwwwww formidable
Yes
Ok
Bro Bublik had a point but then he went on about it 20x longer than he should have😂
Clay Court needs Hawk's eyes, especially roland garros.
when quads cramp, one must stretch them
Awesome
Mmoh definitely stopped playing on that point
@Rafa undisputed Goat okay
@Rafa undisputed Goat do you really just go and spam every comment on a video? Get a life man
@@malawi89 yeah i thought he was a bot until he responded to me one time... I guess he must be copying the message himself for hours... That's pretty sad when you think about it
@@_Solenn__ it really is
bublik need's some signature or merch clothing. i'm getting a fan of him more and more 😅
Where is the drama in FAA vs Ymer 😂
Dimitrov so classy in defeat
Mmoh and guinards match is literally a comedy .....both of them act like kids challenging each other
Please just introduce the hawk eye to clay court tournaments. How many times we've seen players disagreeing with the umpire about the ball mark? Or is it because hawk eye not accurate enough for clay court yet?
How can you show the kygrios dumperfire vs. sinner then just casually go back to normal tennis highlights
11:50 the crowd: “scemo scemo”
so unfair moment from umpair in Shapovalov match, but...this is fcкing rules!
Why not use hawkeye on clay courts?
wow uploaded only a few minutes ago
Let's be honest. He did strike the raquet
The number 1 spot is deserved
Haha! Bublik may not succeed as an athlete. Does he listen to his coach?
....sometimes socialization can't keep up with the tennis skills....
Kozlov looked fine in the 3rd lmao
Kygrios was out of line but the umpire was so petty to impact the outcome of a professional game because of a personal insult. Very unsportsmanlike conduct, ironically
why do tennis players always argue against procedural rules so much? like I understand its annoying and they are emotional i guess, but dudes like shapovalov arguing against that call is so stupid, thats always gonna be a penalty
1:06 what t...
Where tf is tsitsipas and Kyrgios match from Wimbledon!?!!!?
Having watched tennis for close to 3 decades, I have never understood how they even attempt to judge the ball being in or out on clay courts. It is not that just one shot is played in a match and the ball bounces just once. There are hundreds of shots, player movements in all parts of the court. There has to be a better nethod in this day and age.
11:02
I actually like Bublik and respect his talent, but he annoyed the crap out of me in this situation....It wasn't the worst racquet throw byfar...but he knows what he did.
Tennis has to be one of the only sports in the world where you have a crowd that aren't allowed to make a single sound during the play, imagine being a professional athlete who can't compete with a bit of noise around them.
Bublik must be protected at all costs 😅