Last year Yuta visited my school tennis team and I had an opportunity to play with him. He was literally INSANE. Since then I’ve became a huge fan of him. Go Yuta! 応援してます！
@@alphamale2363 How is it a stretch lol. He was an extremely promising junior who just decided to play college tennis instead of going on the tour full time. He went toe to toe and should have beaten Griekspoor at Wimbledon half a year ago. He definitely has potential to be in at least top 100
@@alphamale2363 But there are plenty of college players on tour though. Norrie, McDonald, Giron, Cressy, Rinderknech, Nakashima, Brooksby, Koepfer, etc. It's a good place to develop and many players peak pretty late so it's good for that. Rinderknech for example
Love how tennis is turning into the modern day WWF with the hooting and hollering when they score. All I'm saying is I'm calling dibs on the RAZORS EDGE upon meeting at the net.
Kick second serves don't need to be put to the t or out wide, if anything they should be in the middle of the box, it's the safest place to hit a second serve. The farther you aim from the middle of the box, the more risky it becomes. The whole point of a second serve is to increase your chances of making the shot while keeping the opponent from attacking it.
@@nihilus1626 pro players don’t hit 75 mph serves in the middle of the box. That’s why he was broken every time in the first set. It’s a beach ball, not a good kick serve!
@Nihilus at the college level you cannot be trying to hit second serves in the middle of the box. You do that once in awhile to jam your opponent. Maybe at the recreational level.
@@Raidersscm that’s spot on! I played D1 tennis at Colorado State University. Yuta’s serve is extremely weak. I never lost to a player just spinning in serves. He needs to go way bigger to beat top players.
@@seanyamamoto8757 I would disagree, looks out. Chair umpire agreed it was out too. Place a tennis ball as close as you can to the line without it actually touching and it looks just like that. What you're thinking is "in" is the outside of the ball overlapping the line but not actually touching the line. Certified USTA official, college player and coach, and over 23 years experience in tennis.
@@maxb306 If it was, the chair umpire would have over ruled the call. The chair umpire confirmed the call, and as a USTA official I would have also called that ball out. Again, like I said, go take a ball and place it as close as you can to the line, without it actually touching and it looks just like this. Close, but not touching the line. Cheers.
I’d love to watch college tennis but the obnoxious howling of these students every play just can’t let me enjoy it in peace. Great players though, wish I could watch past 1.5 minutes though
Modern tennis is mostly about power. The finesse and art is gone now. This needs to come back so we can all enjoy tennis that's not just robotic to watch.
@@asdfswer4657 Not really, if you have control of the point then you can control the game. It's not all about power. Sometimes when you play with power and the other player plays a specific way that they defect that power or use it against you, to then you're in trouble. In this type of game, power isn't going to make you win. You need to find your opponent's weakness and attack them there.
@@asdfswer4657 Making it to the top depends on the individual not the playing style. Style can be different, sometimes not even textbook but that person can have an effective game.
lol so you're only allowed to pump yourself up if you win the match? he was totally silent in play, who cares if/how/when he celebrates points he wins. unforced error from his opponent still means he outlasted his opponent and got more shots in or applied better pressure. lots of tennis matches are lost and won over unforced errors. you have a giant pole up your ass.
Last year Yuta visited my school tennis team and I had an opportunity to play with him. He was literally INSANE. Since then I’ve became a huge fan of him. Go Yuta!
応援してます！
arthur calls every ball out lmfao
Arthur Fery is a very accomplished player- has a future on the ATP tour.
@@alphamale2363 How is it a stretch lol. He was an extremely promising junior who just decided to play college tennis instead of going on the tour full time. He went toe to toe and should have beaten Griekspoor at Wimbledon half a year ago. He definitely has potential to be in at least top 100
@@alphamale2363 But there are plenty of college players on tour though. Norrie, McDonald, Giron, Cressy, Rinderknech, Nakashima, Brooksby, Koepfer, etc. It's a good place to develop and many players peak pretty late so it's good for that. Rinderknech for example
@@punpun2773 can't forget Wolf, Isner, or Johnson. The latter two having a decent amount of success
@@punpun2773 seem like your stretching it a lot
@@punpun2773 He's 5'9, bye...no chance.
Arthur just more consistent/powerful. Both are beasts tho, geezus
I agree
may these two have many more battles. fery has an incredible counter punching game PLUS solid serve and volleying?!?!?
10:08 what a serve!
And Yuta won the point!
Did anybody heard someone saying shut up at 1:18
Nice video!
🙏thank you Master!
The enigmatic J10S has spoken.
Compose yourself, emotions run high. Imo, don’t give yourself a fist pump on every unforced error from your opponent. Cmon man.
Correct title: US College men’s tennis: Arthur Fery (Stanford) vs Yuta Kikuchi (UC Berkeley) 2/12/2022
Love how tennis is turning into the modern day WWF with the hooting and hollering when they score. All I'm saying is I'm calling dibs on the RAZORS EDGE upon meeting at the net.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And here comes Yuta with a steel chair!
It's college tennis... different atmosphere
菊池裕太頑張れー!
2017のインハイエグかったの
覚えてます!
アメリカでも頑張ってて嬉しい✨
Clean strokes 👍
Yuta spins his second serve right in the middle of the box. He literally didn’t hold once in the first set. It’s a huge liability.
Kick second serves don't need to be put to the t or out wide, if anything they should be in the middle of the box, it's the safest place to hit a second serve. The farther you aim from the middle of the box, the more risky it becomes. The whole point of a second serve is to increase your chances of making the shot while keeping the opponent from attacking it.
@@nihilus1626 pro players don’t hit 75 mph serves in the middle of the box. That’s why he was broken every time in the first set. It’s a beach ball, not a good kick serve!
@Nihilus at the college level you cannot be trying to hit second serves in the middle of the box. You do that once in awhile to jam your opponent. Maybe at the recreational level.
@@Raidersscm that’s spot on! I played D1 tennis at Colorado State University. Yuta’s serve is extremely weak. I never lost to a player just spinning in serves. He needs to go way bigger to beat top players.
@@tedpancoast1272 ok boomer, was that 15 years ago?
25:07 Great S&V
players these days are such great baseliners… if they only learn to be confident at net…
college tennis and awkward backhand strokes, name a more iconic duo
The video is sped up. Why did you do that?! It's a real shame to not see the natural rate and speed of play... it hurts my eyes and brain...
not sped up at all
19:47 in but very close
You Think ?
@@misterboom8899 watch it frame by frame. def in
@@seanyamamoto8757 I would disagree, looks out. Chair umpire agreed it was out too. Place a tennis ball as close as you can to the line without it actually touching and it looks just like that. What you're thinking is "in" is the outside of the ball overlapping the line but not actually touching the line. Certified USTA official, college player and coach, and over 23 years experience in tennis.
@@benjigault9043 no that was definitely in.
@@maxb306 If it was, the chair umpire would have over ruled the call. The chair umpire confirmed the call, and as a USTA official I would have also called that ball out. Again, like I said, go take a ball and place it as close as you can to the line, without it actually touching and it looks just like this. Close, but not touching the line. Cheers.
Arthur plays extremely similar to Fabio Fognini
Hopefully he doesn’t turn out to be a clown like Fognini.
Interesting, can you elaborate?
@@lancemasters7800 this clown ur talking about has a masters 1000
@@lancemasters7800 like u could win a masters 1000 and beat rafa😂
19:46😡😡😡
裕太頑張れ！！
Yuta needs to improve his backhand. There's no winners from that side.
19:16?
Whoever uses a Wilson Ultra and plays well with it are fucking sociopaths.
No doubt it is the pro-stock ultra which is used by many top pros. Great racket if you can find the reviews of it.
@@JT-tq2ti yeah it's an h19
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tell us youre a casual fan without telling us youre a casual fan ;)
Japanese dude getting punished from short balls
I’d love to watch college tennis but the obnoxious howling of these students every play just can’t let me enjoy it in peace. Great players though, wish I could watch past 1.5 minutes though
grow up
@@richardhunter5913 You're right, I can filter it out
fognini
nishioka!
Modern tennis is mostly about power.
The finesse and art is gone now.
This needs to come back so we can all enjoy tennis that's not just robotic to watch.
how you think it’s gonna come back when the do that you lose lmao
@@asdfswer4657 Not really, if you have control of the point then you can control the game.
It's not all about power.
Sometimes when you play with power and the other player plays a specific way that they defect that power or use it against you, to then you're in trouble.
In this type of game, power isn't going to make you win.
You need to find your opponent's weakness and attack them there.
@@aminulhussain2751 the reason why nobody plays like that is because everybody that does usually can’t make it to the top
@@asdfswer4657 Making it to the top depends on the individual not the playing style.
Style can be different, sometimes not even textbook but that person can have an effective game.
@@aminulhussain2751 talking about the majority, you can’t just take one example and pretend that is the norm
ミスが多いな。
菊池つえー、相手はもっとつえー
相手くそいもいやん
19:48絶対入ってる笑
海外でセルフ(しかも相手のホーム)は絶対やりにくいやろな笑笑
I want to see how the top women players in the world play these guys. Just to see if the feminists has a case. LOL
They might get one or two games. Might. I'd predict a 6-2,6-2, or worse for any top 10 woman against Arthur.
All that screaming from Yuta and still lost.
When was he screaming?
It’s the “come on” after a point. Some were unforced errors and he would yell “come on”.
lol so you're only allowed to pump yourself up if you win the match? he was totally silent in play, who cares if/how/when he celebrates points he wins. unforced error from his opponent still means he outlasted his opponent and got more shots in or applied better pressure. lots of tennis matches are lost and won over unforced errors. you have a giant pole up your ass.
It s normal
@@cuanancyvang1538 hes just trying to pump himself up, completely normal
Asain guy screaming over every little point like a child.