World n 123 Luca Nardi beats Novak Djokovic at Indian Wells
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
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In today’s video, I talk about how Italy became a tennis power house nation and Novak Djokovic’s loss to Luca Nardi in Indian Wells.
0:00 Novak's Italian Problem
1:44 Italian Tennis
5:00 Djokovic vs Nardi Analysis
8:00 Controversial Call
9:48 100-200 in the World
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Who's Your Pick For Indian Wells Men's & Women's?
Men: Siiner
Sinner e Sabalenka
U can't win em all man. U win sum u lose sum. No problem.
Between Sinner, Alcaraz and Medvedev. One of them.
For women im not sure Sabalenka or who can beat her, i havent seen if Iga is still in tournament.
Italian here. "Non era giusto, però bravo. Non era giusto, però bravo" means "It wasn't fair, but good done" (repeated twice).
Nole was definitely not apologizing with him
I'm also an Italian speaker, and I confirm what was noted by the others regarding the net exchange. At the end of the match, Nole proved very poor sportsmanship by accusing Nardi of unfairness. Only after that, he congratulated on the win. "You were unfair. It was unfair." Nardi tried to explain, and Nole immediately interrupted him by saying, "but no no no bravo bravo". So yes, he felt the need to go to school and accuse Nardi before congratulating him. Apart from this... I believe that after two not-really-unforgettable sets, we watched an incredible third set where Djokovic raised his level and Nardi was still able to meet and impose his rhythm.
i dont speak italian but based on body language i thought thats what went on as opposed to what Nikola stated in his video. I cant imagine Fed or Nadal doing that after such a bad loss,,,total sour grapes. Novak needs to look at that and realize thats why he's not as beloved as many others.
@@AB-xp8im Nonsense. Fed was the saltiest of all losers, especially to Djokovic. I say this as a Fed fan.
Thanks for the translation. I didn't understand the conversation between them at the net, but it looked to me Djokovic was being a bad sport by waving his racquet right in front of Nardi's face.
@@gregglegenddo you have examples of him scolding far lower ranked players for playing a dirty match right after getting beaten by them?
@@TimelyAdventure I have examples of what I actually mentioned in my comment if that helps?
I'm italian, I listened to what Djokovic said at the end of the match regarding that situation. He said "Non era giusto però bravo" which means "It wasn't fair but great match".
It was about a controversial point in the 2nd set (without consequences). However Nardi was fair in that case too, but Djoko just didn't want to recognize it.
Wow
@@carloartificialintelligence The only controversy is coming from Djokovic. The hindrance rules are very clear, and Nardi did nothing to hinder Djokovic at that moment.
@@broncoguy4862: true
Novak, what a cry baby!!!
I’m italian and djokovic talked in italian to him so I can translate what he said to nardi:
“It was not fair that point, but anyway you were amazing” So he didn’t apologized but remarked this… And this surely is not a good thing. I mean he was wrong and he wanted to repeat the point without any reason… He is feeling he is not the best in this moment and he tries to justify or make nervous the opponent, unsportman for sure
Thanks for translating. So Nole implied gamesmanship from Nardi. Didn’t see it that way and saying it to the kid is not cool either. Not sure why it matters anyways since Djokovic won the second set. Very uncharacteristic behavior from Novak and not a sign of mental strength at the moment.
@@IntuitiveTennis yeah in fact I did not understand why he acted like this since he won the second set… Overall this point didn’t influence in any way the match. You are right in all what you say, hope he recovers well to be at the top👀
@@IntuitiveTennisD seems being in bad mood since Davies cup
No, djokovic didn't apologize, actually he said 'that wasn't right but well done'.. meaning that Nardi did something wrong... nevertheless, Nardi was the one who apologized.
Do you believe Nardi had something to apologise for? I do not
@@BOZ_11 nor do I
Djocovic comment at the end is the typical “not accepting in full he lost to a better player this match, it denotes a tint of bitterness”
I didn't understand what was said between the two at the net. But it looked to me Djokovic did say something scolding. The way Djokovic was waving his racquet closely in front of Nardi's face and the Nardi's facial expression in response showed me that some words of unpleasantry was exchanged before the congratulatory words.
The controversial point occurred in the second set won by Nole, therefore it had no effect on the progress of the match.
Thank you for clarifying the hindrance rule coach Nik. This has happened to me occasionally, that my opponent slows down so much that i think he made a call that I did not hear so I slow down also or may even not go for the next ball just like Djokovic did. He then claims the point because he did not make any call. Now I learned the lesson, when in doubt, keep playing.
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No call? Play ball.
Someone told me djokovic had a very poor warm up with a player that was very nervous to hit with him. So he was upset with how the warm up went going into the match. Don’t know how true this is, but it’s interesting to hear.
Djokovic is a nightmare in warm ups. He gets upset when other guys spray the ball. That’s what I hear anyways.
@@IntuitiveTennisthe way he yells and gives death stares to Goran, I'm not surprised. I'm actually more surprised Goran puts up with his shit. If I was him I'd leave Novak and go help youth development or something meaningful. Surely money isn't a problem anymore.
I’m a big Djokovic fan, but his behavior was disgraceful against Nardi
It's a pity that all Novak's fans are just seeing this side of him. You certainly are so biassed 😢😢
How come Berrettini is not on your list? His ranking might be down at the moment, but he was one of the Italy's best over the last few years.
Berrettini thought more about his physical appearance than his career... in fact he won little or nothing and from a sporting point of view he is already finished
Matteo has had a bad run with injuries. Otherwise he's Italy's second best.
@@DeliriumElectric sportingly caps is finished...no one will remember him in the tennis that matters
Why don't you just worry about anybody close to you remembering you when you're gone you salty keyboard warrior @@user-oj2ix4gj3d
I think it’s clearly obvious sinner is the best player in the world now and for Novak as John McEnroe would say, father time waits for no one
I was waiting for this. Currently watching. Hope you go into the part wnere Novak argues with the umpire.
going to the Rome Open in May. Can't wait to watch the men and women up close. The good news is that on the red clay you can really see there strokes.
Indeed Novak spoke in italian to Luca and that is what he said (two times):" non era giusto, però bravo! " (that) wasn't correct, you did well though!. Unfortunately what Luca said was inaudible..
Djokovic said: Non era giusto, pero bravo. Which means that it wasnt the right call but good job anyways. He said that 2 times, i cant hear what nardi said.
There's nothing that a nice plate of spaghetti can't resolve.😅 I never heard of Nardi before and could not expect what I saw yesterday. I need to watch the first set. FORZA ITALIA! 💪💪💪
great analysis
Thank you
That point where Novak stopped, I could see that as confusing thinking the ball was out based on the response. But then he played the shot though and commenced to stop which was weird too. Good for the Italian nonetheless. Think Alcarez coming into form and may win this. Not sure on women’s but I like Mertens for some reason
I enjoyed watching the match yesterday. I was rooting for the underdog.
My opinion you was a professionell in the past and so i think you have fundamental knowledge about the tennis circus. But many time other people said this person is dead and than !!😊 We will see what happens in the next meeting with Djokovic on the court against the baby stars. I still remember in the past many time the tennis community speak about a new star is born . But where is Tsisipas, Zverev, Rublev and so on. Sure very good players but nobody of this baby stars reach the level of the big three. Also we will see what happens whit the Italian stars and somtimes every tennis player has some bad days. Sorry for my bad english😎 I like your channel, your videos and i be a fan of your training sessions. Top👍Wish you a good time.
Joker was very much in the wrong, no way he apologized at the net in the first instance, no call play on, your taught this as a kid, joker comes across as a good sportsman off the court or at the end of a match but during and in the heat of the moment he is poor at best, not use to losing
Thank you🎉
Great explanation ,very logic.Also a 5 weeks pause is a factor. But being that intelligent guy Novak is he will be fore prepared better next time.
Damn wow, it is also no surprise
When he wins, he’s gracious and exhibits exemplary sportsmanship. When he loses, his true color shows. He played poorly and lost to a lesser player. He had too many distractions coming to the tournament. Did a PR show to practice at UCLA, and hit with their #1 player. Hamming up with sabalenka playing soccer for the media. He took the competition lightly. He lost, and he knew why. Inwardly he was beating himself up, and outwardly he was no longer the gracious GOAT he portrayed.
Well stated!
Whenever Novak walks around with that elbow band, he is not going to have a great year 😂 but I think he goes through these motions. It’s not like he’s playing bad. I do think his racquet setup is a bit outdated and will catch up with him, but even then, he goes through his emotional ups and downs and usually it lasts for half to the whole year.
No apology my friend. End of match comments by Novak “no, no, no, non era giusto, però bravo” translates to “no, no, no, it wasn’t right” (implying what you did when you stopped and pointing to the baseline end) “but good on you” (for the win).
Novak was absolutely stamping his authority albeit in defeat and with incorrect judgement of what happened and that is unsportsmanlike for a champion that he is. He just needed to cop the loss and recognise another potential up comer. Correct call by the chair.
Actually Novak said "no era giusto" after the match to Nardi. Which means "It was not fair (or right)" (what Nardi did). Pretty lame. Perhaps he will rewatch it and see that it wasn't on purpose.
This is reminiscent of when Taro Daniel beat Novak back in 2018 at Indian Wells. He was in somewhat of a slump around then. Some speculated that issues in his personal life were affecting his performance on court.
Well, in 2018, he was coming back from elbow surgery, and he talked about how that was tough for him, coming back and even affecting his personal life... He has talked about motivation, how hard it is when you've won so much to stay motivated, and the struggle to stay away from his family, especially his kids.
Fact is he’s to focused on having fun before and after and his game face used to be on always now it’s not. When he was focused and not the class clown which he admittedly has been trying to have more “fun” and enjoy things more it’s definitely not mentally tough to be that way for him. Until he accepts that along with his team he will lose more. He’s not in the zone.
Djokovic was strangely off and caught off guard
@intuitivetennis, where do you see Nardi headed after this? In my opinion what was most impressive was not the level of tennis he played but his composer and how confident he played throughout most of the match. What do you think?
I think he can go far in his career. Now in the top 100, keep climbing
@@IntuitiveTennis When a high-ranked player loses, it is easy to assume that it's because that player had a bad day. But we can't forget that the "underdog" is a really really good player in their own right as well. Marozsan had a surprise victory last year against Alcaraz in Rome when he was around #120, and now faces him again as #58. I think it would be exciting to see more of Nardi as well.
His body language was looking laboured and almost lazy !!!!!
Hey Nikola i like your tennis rants but xou could end your videos a little better, they simply end as if you were cut off
Will try 🙏
Among Djokovic's last 9 defeats, the oldest of which was in Monte Carlo last year, 5 were to Italians (including 3 to Sinner).
If we were to also count double, then it would be 6 out of 10 (and 4 against Sinner)
Italian Problems
This depends on the fact that Nole loves Italy. ☺😀
It's not just a joke, not only did he say it (as everyone diplomatically does), but he has demonstrated it several times, he comes here often, on holiday and for other purposes, he has lived there, he also had Riccardo Piatti as a coach, in his team is surrounded by Italians, he speaks almost perfect Italian, he has said several times that he feels Italian ...
I noticed, especially against Sinner, and now with Nardi, that Novak can take less and less of hard and strong forehands from his opponents - as if, Novak is losing his strength when it comes to his returns.
He also seems to be gasping for air a lot, even after short rallies.
I feel like he is off with motivation at the moment. He is not fully focused and present on the court. Aa you said I also believe Djokovic apologized at the net, he realized he was wrong. I also believe entering clay his motivation will raise up enormously. Right now he is just not there. Clay has a big weight this year for him. Monte Carlo, not Rome neccesary and most important RG and Olympics after Wimbledon. These are his highest priority this Season. It will be only Us Open left for him to fight for after Olympics. Its nothing to do with confidence, the main reason is his drop of motivation. We have to understand 2023 season he completed Goat status, i felt like he is going to drop his performance. At this moment motivation is his biggest enemy. In AO he didnt come as ready and prepared, and flu and wrist issues just made it even worse.
no he didn't apologized
@@jonasbertilbellander how do you know he didnt. Did you hear the talk at the net. What was the talk?
@@nikolakostic1310 researched it yourself
He said it in Italian
it's all over internet what he said
Yes, Nole has a problem with the Italians. Maybe it comes from the fact that everyone shows a certain degree of respect for him, so Novak doesn't get something from our area "inat" or ""stubborn" and the emotions that make him play well.
Joker is not moving well, if you compare him when he’s in form and now there a huge difference, he’s a bit sluggish, always out of position, not as flexible, you rarely see his signature moves like reaching for his forehand or backhand when on defense 🤷🏻
yes saw his footwork at ao vs Sinner . D is miles behind . clumpsy . weird to see
Yes something was off w his movement/positioning
@@IntuitiveTennis and his strategy to overhit dropshots in wrong moments 🤔🤔
Lol just a coincidence, in Djokovic's current form he can lose to anyone
Nah just a coincidence… now if Fognini beats him on clay this season… it’s on with Italy…ha ha
Djokovic talked about how it was windy. He doesn't do well in wind. That could explain why he was out of position for his backhands
Could be
He was definitely scolding him…he’s a bad losers as always. But I can understand his shock at losing at Luca.
Nardi pulled out this move because he has been watching too much Djokovic games
Djoko did the same to Wawrinka a few years ago, but when it happens to him gets mad lol
Accoring to the PRESS and not all idiots.. The press said Novak had a meltdown when he approached the chair umpire.I watched the match live and sorry there was no meltdown at all. Novak simply asked questions. Did he shout at the umpire. NO. Did he demand to see a supervisor. NO. Did the chair umpire give Novak a warning. NO? As for the talk when shaking hands many assumed Novak was apologising for his hindrance comment.. Noone knew at the time what was actually said when they spoke at the net and both players walked away without noone looking upset. After the match and even a day later nothing bad was said against Novak.This was not good enough for the press and once again they wanted to make Novak look bad so they brought in a lip reader and then used Novaks words against him over a day after the match to say Novak berated Nardi. Then off course this took a life of it's own as the press knew it would. Then all idiots, yes maybe even you, jumped on board saying Novak hit a new low, ( when in fact it was the press) and berated Nardi. May I remind all idiots that saying to someone" it not fair but you did good" is not berating them and when Nardi said sorry I did not mean to disrespect you Novak said no no no you did good. This is according to the press. I am not a professional lip reader so I cannot comment what actually was said. Novak was not after a apology. Maybe blowing of steam. Whether Novak should of said what he said is not the point.He did not berate Nardi. Nardi was not upset by it as we saw after the handshake. No berating here folks so move on.Seems like everyone has their own definition of words these days and it is wrong. Go educate yourself folks on the true meaning of berate, Nardi lost the next round, as most do when have a great win against a great player. At least this win put his ranking higher which will allow him to enter other tournaments and for that we all have to thank Novak.
"UNSTOPPABLE!!!" aka "Desperately Seeking Injustice" - new movie starring The (D)Joker as the Greatest Actor/Comedian Of All Time!!
Djokovic stopped playing the point because he thought that the serve was called out and so he wanted to challenge the out call. When Nardi stopped moving this seemed to confirm that the serve was called out. Anyways, players should keep playing until the umpire says stop. This years Indian Wells has been very sub par when it comes to the facilities. With inaudible sometimes non existent line calling and bad stadium lighting Mr Mogul Ellison’s long record of a great facility has been tarnished a bit. Wake up Larry, pay attention to business and give your little Hawaiian island a break. Lol
The line calling is automatic--there are no challenges (only replays), and if the call is not made instantly, then it is in. So I'm not sure what your complaint is about the line calling during the tournament. In this case, it was a very close call that both players were unsure about, which explains their confused reaction, but it was not an error in the line calling.
The line calling has been confusing the whole tournament. Even the TV broadcasters have mentioned it several times. The audible system has no visual indication if the ball is in or out. When the crowd starts screaming the players get confused whether to play on or not. The umpires are not even doing an actual job of officiating. They just sit there and argue on behalf of the computers late calls.
Is this Grigor Dimitrov?
Tortolini is best pasta
As we learnt in German history lessons: "Eins, zwei, drei - bei Novak Keilerei"
Nardi - Paul 4:6 3:6 so much for Nardi
Yeah, makes Novak look worse.
Djokovic has hugged his opponents at the net in the past, win or lose.
Have you seen Nadal or FEDERER hug anyone at the net after they lost?
I haven't .
Speaking of sportsmanship...
The stats say Novak made 9 UEs in the whole match, which isn't a whole lot I think. By errors do you mean not hitting the ball cleanly and leaving it short ?
Djokovic needs to try harder he’s just putting the ball in play and letting his opponent control the point.
Motivation is clearly a huge issue now for Djokovic.
Only 9? I thought it had been more like 30 🤔
@@lc86_65 Looks like maybe ATP hadn't updated the stats. . Makes more sense thn.
Don’t worry Novak will come back.
not sure ,can you speak italiano ? some italians says djoko said at the net that, that point was Unfair !!
😮
What accomplishment could be in defeating a player that it’s in his prime anymore??
Be realistic…
He should stop in Phoenix
Berrettini fell way off
Jury’s out Nik… are you going to rescind and acknowledge there was no apology given?
Yes of course
I addressed it here ua-cam.com/video/1lf8llUEoIg/v-deo.htmlsi=v_BiOQ4Vx_-MSb-f
Novak's errors were caused by windy conditions and bad positioning and set up. I wouldn't make any serious conclusions about current form. Let's see what happens in Miami.
re-watch his footwork -it's bad
@@jonasbertilbellanderWhat I observe about Nole's footwork is that it suffers after a long period of absence from the tour. My prediction is that he is gonna be fine in Miami and the clay court swing.
@@milanvincic9668 was bad at ao also though ....let see
400 200 no difference
Novak will have problems playing with 3.5 and below because nobody split steps😂.
Just one match; flush and move on.
I agree with you Nick. Djokovic may have apologized to Nardi at the net.
Djoker fans love to excuse his salty behavior
Since Nadal no longer able to 'compete at the highest level', it's Djokovic-Nardi rivalry from now on.
I think Novak has only himself to blame that Davis Cup wasn't necessary at all...I remember Goran was gaginst him playing that citing it would take a toll on him mentally and physically and that's exactly whats happened...If u remember this was the exactly the reason why Marian Vajda split up with him a few years ago when he suggested Nole to skip the Olympics but Nole refused and looked exhausted at the USO and eventually got beaten by Meddy.....I really don't understand Nole here why take the risk he's not young anymore and he looks really disturbed at the moment...He loves playing for his country everyone does but that is when u are younger and ur body can still take it....Hes not only giving a hard time to himself but also to the people that love him Ala his fans and family....
I don't see him winning a GS this year may be a masters that's it...he needs to mentally reboot...There's a huge gap between him and the other 3 Sinner Alcaraz and Meddy....No way he's taking a set off them let alone beating them
Simple answer, getting old 😂
C'est tout fait ca 🎉 il est vers le déclin !!😢😮😂😂 c'est une évidence 😊😊😊
Novax Djokerfish
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Djokovic is playing in his last year of tennis according to his father. What is the big deal about all this. He is already the Goat and nobody can change it.