USTA NTRP 5.0+5.0 vs 4.5+5.0 - MTC Men's Semifinals Highlights

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  • Опубліковано 29 вер 2024

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  • @anvaygoel3365
    @anvaygoel3365 5 років тому +9

    The quality of tennis and the quality of the video were both excellent. Enjoyed this a lot.

  • @RFinch44
    @RFinch44 5 років тому +26

    Lots of good points in this video. The guy in the Orange is an incredible doubles players!! Good anticipation, volleys, and touch!!

  • @insanity3840
    @insanity3840 5 років тому +14

    lmfaooo what was that shot at 2:14.

    • @EP-336
      @EP-336 5 років тому +2

      Insanity They won the point. 🤷🏻‍♂️

    • @insanity3840
      @insanity3840 5 років тому +5

      E P whatever works I guess it’s just a funny shot lol

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому +16

      if you stand on your knees every shot can be an overhead!

    • @insanity3840
      @insanity3840 5 років тому

      @@iRacer3 Yeah lets waddle around the court on our knees and play lol

    • @Downnr1
      @Downnr1 5 років тому +2

      he tried a verdasco shot, ( that shot vs Nadal)

  • @alloneword154
    @alloneword154 5 років тому +8

    Do You have a good top spin lob? You rarely hit one. Could be a nice addition instead of always going at the net players especially when they are both on top of the net.

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому +1

      It's a shot I don't really like but yea matches like this would be a great time to use it. Definitely would have been beneficial since they get so close to the net to try to retrieve my top spin at them.

  • @jessicareddish9048
    @jessicareddish9048 5 років тому +5

    5:09 was my favorite point! Wow! The guy in orange at the net - man that's the type of net game I need to get too!

  • @jamesmoulton4718
    @jamesmoulton4718 4 роки тому +1

    5:30 Faack!!! haha

  • @dl3988
    @dl3988 5 років тому +2

    Nice match against a very solid team. Always trying to improve my doubles game, so always helpful to see experienced doubles players.

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому

      thanks and happy that it's beneficial to others!

  • @juampinxsunplugged5168
    @juampinxsunplugged5168 4 роки тому +1

    The 4.5 guy is the yellow one right?? Nice content man, i just suscribe 🤟

  • @halfnhalf702
    @halfnhalf702 5 років тому +2

    Hi Andrew. I noticed on your return of serve after your split step, you were having to move backwards a lot to make ideal contact. Would starting another half step back remedy this so you could keep your forward momentum into your shot?

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому +1

      great point, yea I could try that.. I need to check other matches and see if that's maybe something I do every time maybe that is just a habit at this point. Aggressive returns haven't always been a strong point of my game maybe leaning forward into the shot more there would help. I'll keep it in mind thanks!

  • @tjfosk
    @tjfosk 5 років тому +2

    Good match Andrew! Your serve is looking great, kinda reminds me of the Nishikori service motion, actually.
    Lots of great points in this one, and good job on returning it with good pace and hitting it wide at 4:11
    Naveen was serving close to the T and you took great advantage of that with the return you hit!
    If you don't mind telling me, what was the score in those sets?
    Keep up the good work brother, let's keep playing and working hard! :)

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому +1

      Appreciate it as always! I posted score in the description 7-5 6-3.

    • @tjfosk
      @tjfosk 5 років тому

      @@iRacer3 Ayy! Oooooohh I totally looked over it!! Thanks for reminding me haha!

  • @lateralbeats
    @lateralbeats 5 років тому +2

    Hi Andrew
    The go pro camera angle is the best one but try setting up your main camera at that angle it would be the best!
    Are you using cyclone for your strings? Because they're good but I think you should give weiss cannon ultra cable a go because they are literally the craziest spin string in the market and I think with your swing path especially on your forehand you would find it almost unfair to use that string 🤪, don't tell anybody I told you! Try it! Trust me... You definitely will be surprised, it's a four sided string! It's unmatched for spin potential! For realz yo 🤙😁
    Try it once! I dare you,
    As for your tennis... Keep it up, more volley practice is required like all of us 🤣, look up Bryan bros doubles drills and check out the one they do moving all around the court continuously volleying from different points and angles, it's brilliant to try and incorporate this into practice ✌️

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому +2

      lateralbeats awesome advise thanks!

    • @cabforwardooo9983
      @cabforwardooo9983 5 років тому

      @@iRacer3 I also use Ultra Cable and it's great, but if you want even more control and feel, try Ultra Cable in the mains and Weiss Cannon Red Ghost in the crosses. Great hitting btw.

  • @xdahid22
    @xdahid22 5 років тому +1

    Three questions for you, just because I'm curious.
    For how long have you been training and playing tennis?
    How many hours a week do you play tennis?
    What other type of training other then tennis do you do regularly
    Keep up the good work!

    • @marekcolapro
      @marekcolapro 5 років тому

      these are good questions, I would like to know as well

  • @ericyoungii6883
    @ericyoungii6883 5 років тому +2

    too bad you lost andrew, you're still playing in the singles tournament right?

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому +1

      Eric I wish there was a singles tournament right now.. just mixed doubles this time of year.

  • @robhunt4
    @robhunt4 5 років тому +1

    That was great tennis. Your opponent was strong at the net

  • @omegachen
    @omegachen 5 років тому +5

    lmao naveen hits a lot of 'windshield wiper' backhand volleys for a 5.0 player

  • @yli6614
    @yli6614 5 років тому +2

    great video! you guys play really well.

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому +1

      appreciate it!

  • @sausantos5444
    @sausantos5444 5 років тому +1

    Thank you for the great upload, as entertaining as usual and which camera did you use for the footage at 1.52mins. I wish I could serve like you for both 1st and 2nd serve

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому

      Sau Yan really appreciate it! That point is from the Sony 4K camera. It doesn’t have a wide angle capture like the GoPro so it is not very useful indoors. I can’t put it far behind the baseline because there a wall so I don’t get many points that are usable from it but it takes a very high-quality video. what are you struggling with on the serve?

    • @sausantos5444
      @sausantos5444 5 років тому

      @@iRacer3 Thanks for the reply, the footage from the Sony 4K is absolutely stunning. I struggle to get enough top-spin on the first and especially the second serve (when it is needed most) but that's a technical issue that I am working towards on. I need to generate more racket head speed and drive up towards the ball but that is going to take time.

  • @BackoftheLineTennis
    @BackoftheLineTennis 5 років тому +1

    Good stuff as always Andrew.

  • @robhunt4
    @robhunt4 5 років тому +1

    Incredible tennis

  • @goncalosilva1260
    @goncalosilva1260 5 років тому

    only way to become realy good at doubles is playing lots fo doubles...in some matches you quickly going to see the difference in your tactical overview of it..keep it up man i realy like watching your consistent tennis..reminds me that sometimes..its not all about hitting 100mph forehands..although its super cool and satisfying it doesnt win you matches..consistency wins.........of course hitting ever 150 mph forehand like my coach means you always win XDD

  • @samurai7411
    @samurai7411 5 років тому

    Why stay at the baseline so much? Your return is always cc and deep so you could easily move in and put pressure on! Also noticed that your partner move to net alot but you guys don't move in together? Do you prefer 1 up 1 back? If so, what are the benefits you get from it? (playing your strengths, avoiding weakness, etc?)

  • @ProfessorBoooty
    @ProfessorBoooty 5 років тому +2

    5:19 Andrew Iul

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому +2

      I agree very awkward point it was like nobody could ever find the right shot or angle

  • @benitogomez3299
    @benitogomez3299 4 роки тому

    The guy in the orange shirt is a great doubles player. He deserves a way better partner.

  • @harrykong4063
    @harrykong4063 5 років тому

    U look way too uncomfortable at the net. U keep inching back

  • @iwnunn7999
    @iwnunn7999 5 років тому

    Man, u have a great body. Ever consider doing fitness vids??

  • @AlH-z2x
    @AlH-z2x 5 років тому

    Juicy Andrew looks great in blue

  • @calebkim2275
    @calebkim2275 5 років тому

    How long have u been playing tennis for?

  • @Gabthe79
    @Gabthe79 5 років тому

    What are the numbers in the title supposed to mean

  • @원선생-v3v
    @원선생-v3v 5 років тому

    Great serve and groundies! All he need is a good volley

  • @victormordant4241
    @victormordant4241 5 років тому

    When converting 5.0 and 4.5 into french ranking (where i play since im 3yo and im 17 today) it’s actually somewhere like my level +/- better but i can’t believe that the technic is si différent in usa, really ,it feel like you are playing very bad (ur not dont get me wrong) but in France people have un general a really beauty technic agreable to see, yours looks so weird ...

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому +3

      yea man I am 100% self taught so my strokes are raw and completely unrefined. I know what you mean about USA players... I think a lot of us are using more athleticism and less technique. Kind of reminds of Frances Tiafoe he is raw athleticism and doesn't have the most beautiful strokes but can get the job done either way.

    • @victormordant4241
      @victormordant4241 5 років тому

      iRacer3 yep absolutely, Nice example tiafoe is really good and either of his backhand or forehand are quit unique and not usual.
      In France and more it feels like people have a really « educationnal » technic

  • @mangtube
    @mangtube 5 років тому +3

    Funky-looking volleys and bunts from Naveen... nice serve though. Some great points in this match. Seemed pretty close.

  • @tjfosk
    @tjfosk 5 років тому

    Also, great footwork at 4:46 preparing to hit that forehand!

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому +1

      [SMG] InternalRemedy my dude! Thanks

    • @tjfosk
      @tjfosk 5 років тому

      @@iRacer3 Homie =] You're welcome, amped to see your next tennis highlights video! Keep it up bro

  • @ΜάριοςΝίκοςΠιτσινής

    What camera do you use?

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому

      sportsmaestro check the description I posted up all my gear

  • @walterarama
    @walterarama 5 років тому +2

    First

    • @iRacer3
      @iRacer3  5 років тому +1

      winner winner chicken dinner