You do know backwards caps keep sweat from dripping down your forehead, right? By providing a 'path' for the sweat to travel down and back, away from your eyes.
Honestly the way the umpire (mis)handled this was embarrassing. "He's cheering for him". Wtf is that supposed to mean? If that dude's cheering for Basilashvili in a way that is also disturbing Kachanov the umpire has to do something about it. But no, for the umpire Kachanov should just "ignore him". Yeah, why don't you try ignoring a loud sweary peasant while you're playing a tiebreak, see how easy it is...
Was hoping karatsev would smash the racquet a third time because I wanted to see if he could get his smashed racquet the same shape 3 times in a row lol
15:24 are you here to provoke? First think he does is pull out his phone to record him. That answered the question. Had his phone ready to record when he got a reaction from a player. Trash people.
I honestly think that umpires should be given specific instructions to punish players a lot harder when guys like Kyrgios, Paire and Putintseva start insulting them. For example, Fognini has a bad habit of asking umpires "are you drunk?" every time a call goes against him. On situations like those, there should be literal zero tolerance for direspect and disgraceful behaviour, and a point penalty should be immediately awarded for such cases. There's no other sport where players are allowed to act like that towards the referee. For some reason, in Tennis players are allowed to badmouth the umpire several times before being given the very first warning. Punishment should be a lot harder: you direspect the umpire in any way, you immediately lose a point and you're fined. If that was the case, players like Paire, Kyrgios and Putintseva wouldn't be able to turn games into complete shitshows. It's a weird sport: nobody is allowed to make a single noise during play, as form of respect towards the players, but players can get away with things that would result in immediate suspension in other sports.
He is. He himself admits that his biggest problem throughout his career has been to stay focused and calm whenever he makes mistakes. His coach has been able to help him immensely in that regard (hence his huge improvement over the last couple of seasons) but sometimes he relapses and things go sour for several weeks in a row until he's able to collect a few consecutive victories.
@@psyclops973 wow. I actually never knew that. I've seen him play and always thought he was this calm, collected guy. Sometimes you just never know what inner demons some players fight against.
He's just soft. You made a double fault and he didn't influence it in any way. He can applaude if his player won a point. Softest athletes out there these tennis players
“I can see his foot touch the net from where I am… yeah I know, but it cost me the fucking set!” Because Opelka’s foot touched the net, Kyrgios lost the set. Kyrgios logic in 2021.
And even more spectacularly- the next one as well. I was like common man, you lost a point and then total Meltdown to lose the tiebreak and the next set, are you 7 or what?
@@gabrielametodieva8360 although, if Opelka did touch the net, then the meltdown had a reason to exist. I really wanted to see a replay from a different angle, sometimes it can seem something happened when it didn't but was close to.
Props to Sandgren for calling himself out. He knew he had done the wrong thing and was willing to accept the punishment like an adult. Compare that to when Ostapenko threw her racket, hitting a ball boy in the face. She first lied, saying the racket slipped out of her hand despite the fact that she was nowhere near the ball, and then, even after getting off lightly with just a penalty rather than being disqualified, she threw a tantrum and argued the penalty like a child unable to accept that she had done anything wrong.
@@colesmith7509 Me either, she's like a petulant little child. I don't know anything much about her background, but it would not surprise me one bit to hear she grew up wealthy with servants and always got her own way.
Same here, respect for Sandgren, no bitching or arguing, apologized multiple times and straight accepted the consequences. Saw him swear in another video, but only towards himself.
He dealt with it with true sportmanship and considering it was only at the 2nd game in the 1st set. Surely it will be a lesson for him to control his temper.
@@Sir3gar That made it all the more sad imo. Second game in the first round of a challenger tournament... dude wasted his week's earnings with a swing of the racket. Made me feel bad for the guy and I dont even like him
Big props to the trainer from the Fritz match. More trainers should act like him. Medical timeouts are being too heavily abused. "You call for me at set 4-1? Sorry, I was watching the match, I didn't see any acute injury. Bye."
Omg Kyrgios whinging about a point that he had no business winning. The lengths he will go to to get a point. His ball barely made it over the net making it a difficult yet easy shot for Opelka and he's trying to get the point reversed on formalities like his foot touching the net. Man please. And then uses that excuse for losing the next two points and sets. He is too much drama. Glad not to see him playing anymore
Finally someone to say Monfis is a cheater. I will never forget his match against Goffin at RG 2018, he was pretending to be injured because he was losing. Or the match against Berrettini at US Open 2019 in the quarters. Thank you, Rublev.
Ironically men's drama makes women's drama seems ordinary complaining, the men simply stop to play when pissed off with a call, break the racquets every time, cursing...
Will you use footage also from Vienna ATP? I was there during the match Monfils vs. Schwartzmann, where quite a big fight took place between Schwartzmann and Monfils’s coach. I think it would fit in a video quite well :) Great content as always btw 😁
I understand it but I hate the rule that if you hit a line umpire you pretty much automatically get defaulted. Obviously not saying players should be able to hit them, but the line umpires are in pretty close proximity and its clearly it's an accident in 99 percent of cases
Every player complaining about umpires not changing their minds when it´s necessary, this time the umpire was able to change her mind because she thought it was the right thing, and it was. Good for the umpire!
I know little to nothing about tennis and never watch it on tv but I love these videos. I see this Kyrgios guy is in pretty much all of them, “bro” seems to be a bit problematic
I was at the match between Karen and Nikolaz. The guy thrown out was sort of wronged. He was very noticeable because he was the only one gregariously cheering for Nikoloz (and in Georgian). He was fine before Karen started provoking him. We couldn't hear what the umpire was saying to Karen, so they guy didn't know the Ump was on his side. But if you know the Russia/Georgia history, there was no way they guy was going to let Karen get the best of him. So he started overemphasizing his cheers. The audience wanted Karen to win, so they ganged up on the dude, and he was not only thrown out of the match but the park too.
Hold on I don't get that. Removing someone for clapping a double fault in Ruud's case but the whole crowd can clap whenever Fernandez' opponents hit a double fault and that's ok? Double standards much
Right? He did that to Ruud cuz he is a guy. Double standard. If he clapped ironically a woman like that he would be kicked out immediately. Thankfully it didnt stand and it was fair for both
When Khachanov complained to the manager ... I mean, chair umpire ... about the fan who was cheering for his opponent, I had to ask myself: what is Khachanov's first name? Oh, yeah. It's Karen.
What the hell, removing a spectator from the crowd for clapping at a double fault. What about matches where the whole arena is clapping?! Reference - Paris and Zverev, Alcaraz etc. wtf, I’m not sure how I feel about Ruud’s reaction here, especially if it happened without a warning.
I don't have a problem with it, because that spectator was clearly trying to upset a player. Tennis is hard enough as it is when it's one on one with all the psychological pressures to deal with, without having some arsehole doing that.
Karatsev has just come to expect too much from himself I think. Ffs, he beat Djokovic in Belgrade, I mean, I'd expect too much from myself too, but I think Aslan is back to being inconsistently good and that's about it. Dunno if he will manage to find any form over the next year, but it was nice seeing him mix it up a bit anyways. His style and tactics are really only suited for him if he manages to be consistent af, and he isn't at the moment, with his agresiveness and attacking plays relying on hitting the best shot possible, I would really go for a change come next year.
Why do these umpires engage the players? I would keep quiet and let them rant until they cross the line then I'd impose fines until they default the match!
Poor Sandgren..why then every punch of the ball at full speed towards crowd is not equally penalized as a default? It is way more dangerous and agressive than this.
When Khachanov puts on a drama, it always lasts quite long... But on the other hand Ruud just like this and that, problem solved. What's the hake here!
Pouille was right. The umpire shouldn't have let Hurkacz have the challenge. He kept playing and when he missed th shots asked for the challenge. If he had made the point of course he would have been happy. Absolutely shitty decision from the umpire.
I disagree. Pouille's shot was out. If the officials had done their jobs properly in the FIRST place, Hubie wouldnt have been put in that position tp begin with. That never would have happened, BUT FOR the officials screwing it up to begin with. And then you'd like to compound one mistake with another one??? Where would the justice be?
@@bigrobsydney In a perfect world there wouldn't have been a mistake but unfortunately that is impossible. The rule is that if you are dubious about a ball, you need to stop the point and ask for the challenge. If you keep playing and then lose the point you can't go back to that ball, otherwise every single point would be unplayable and full of cheats by players. Here Hurkacz should have never been given the challenge. The umpire clearly favoured him and was not professional.
@@MarioBeart Rules are often used by people who are embarrassed, to hide behind, because of their mistakes. The fact is, the shot was out, and the point was over when that shot landed. Whatever happened after is neither here nor there, unless you want to invite umpires into incorrectly altering the course of matches due to their mistakes (and no one wants that - we want to see fairness, and correctness). Just imagine if someone lost a professional tennis match because of an officiating mistake? That could affect rankings, prizemoney, sponsorship, endorsements. This is blatantly wrong and unfair.
Simple: the shot was out, so the point rightfully goes to Hubi. The problem was the lines people, not the umpire. An electronic line would've immediately eliminated Pouille's unsound argument. 2025 can't come soon enough for increased accuracy in tennis.
How long after he clapped the double fault did he get removed? Was it right then and there? A warning at least. Many fans do it especially together but if it's one person doing it it's different?
Instead of smashing a top line racket, just give it to a young kid spectator dreaming of playing the game & you could do something good with your frustration.
Completamente de acuerdo con Lucas Pouille, o le das el challenger o no se lo das porque ya es demasiado tarde para pedirlo, lo que no puede ser es una cuestión de convencer a la jueza. La jueza de silla primero dice que no le da la opción del challenge porque lo ha pedido demasiado tarde, y al final acaba convencida de que sí está en tiempo para pedirlo y se lo da. Eso no puede ser hombre.
I think Pouille had no point here because the umpire said no before Hurkacz convinced her. Saying "NO" was just part of the conversation as it was. All the things were before the judgment
Rublev saying monfils take the most medical timeout on tour well nobody run like monfils tho😅 if a servebot like opelka/isner/karlovic i would be on his side but monfils like give him a break 🤣
What he was saying is that everytime time Monfils starts losing a match he takes a medical timeout. I wouldn't say it happens literally every time, but it happens way more often than desirable, to say the least.
The Spice Girls playing in the background to Nick Kyrgios having a full blown rant is just something i never knew i needed in life 🤣
I love how Karen is covering his face from the sun with his hand while wearing a cap. backwards.
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You do know backwards caps keep sweat from dripping down your forehead, right? By providing a 'path' for the sweat to travel down and back, away from your eyes.
@@squidge903 Good point, hadn't thought of that!
Well he is a Karen so what do you expect.
Forcadell was so busy on this video.
He s hot
Surfer dude with the big bet on Basilashvili
Honestly the way the umpire (mis)handled this was embarrassing. "He's cheering for him". Wtf is that supposed to mean? If that dude's cheering for Basilashvili in a way that is also disturbing Kachanov the umpire has to do something about it. But no, for the umpire Kachanov should just "ignore him". Yeah, why don't you try ignoring a loud sweary peasant while you're playing a tiebreak, see how easy it is...
I suspect that man has left many clogged toilets in his wake
@@lormon9995 hate that ump
@@lormon9995why? Everything was done as it was supposed to..
Was hoping karatsev would smash the racquet a third time because I wanted to see if he could get his smashed racquet the same shape 3 times in a row lol
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he has the most consistent smash on tour
15:24 are you here to provoke? First think he does is pull out his phone to record him. That answered the question. Had his phone ready to record when he got a reaction from a player. Trash people.
Same exact words as Djokovic, that time someone provoked him in Montreal v. Haas
11:20 music provides perfect soundtrack to the discussion and starts perfectly on time
No, Nick you lost the set because you can't keep it together when a call goes against you.
he always finds just a lil reason why he lost set or match.
well, matches against servebots are usually based on single episodes
I honestly think that umpires should be given specific instructions to punish players a lot harder when guys like Kyrgios, Paire and Putintseva start insulting them.
For example, Fognini has a bad habit of asking umpires "are you drunk?" every time a call goes against him. On situations like those, there should be literal zero tolerance for direspect and disgraceful behaviour, and a point penalty should be immediately awarded for such cases.
There's no other sport where players are allowed to act like that towards the referee. For some reason, in Tennis players are allowed to badmouth the umpire several times before being given the very first warning. Punishment should be a lot harder: you direspect the umpire in any way, you immediately lose a point and you're fined. If that was the case, players like Paire, Kyrgios and Putintseva wouldn't be able to turn games into complete shitshows.
It's a weird sport: nobody is allowed to make a single noise during play, as form of respect towards the players, but players can get away with things that would result in immediate suspension in other sports.
I mean, it looked like the right call. The net didn't move in any way whatsoever
@@psyclops973 Nick haters, are funny af, keep being salty. Least he brings fun to Tennis.
damn didn't know Aslan was such a rager lul
He is. He himself admits that his biggest problem throughout his career has been to stay focused and calm whenever he makes mistakes. His coach has been able to help him immensely in that regard (hence his huge improvement over the last couple of seasons) but sometimes he relapses and things go sour for several weeks in a row until he's able to collect a few consecutive victories.
He’s not a man of many words but he does occasionally smash a racquet or hit a ball out
@Tyler Ossetian **
@@psyclops973 wow. I actually never knew that. I've seen him play and always thought he was this calm, collected guy. Sometimes you just never know what inner demons some players fight against.
@@Cocologs karatsev is Jewish
*notificacion de tennis advocate* Este pequeño momento de mi vida se llama felicidad
cierto
"Him OR her to be removed from the court" 🤣
Did you know that Nick calls his mom bro also?
Ruud got that line straight from Djokavic. Works well against hecklers.
You came here to provoke? thats why you came for??
He's just soft. You made a double fault and he didn't influence it in any way. He can applaude if his player won a point. Softest athletes out there these tennis players
@@mvpmott4840 iykyk
@@ismetcehic5581 agree. Ive seen 100 times worse.
“I can see his foot touch the net from where I am… yeah I know, but it cost me the fucking set!”
Because Opelka’s foot touched the net, Kyrgios lost the set.
Kyrgios logic in 2021.
And even more spectacularly- the next one as well.
I was like common man, you lost a point and then total Meltdown to lose the tiebreak and the next set, are you 7 or what?
@@gabrielametodieva8360 although, if Opelka did touch the net, then the meltdown had a reason to exist. I really wanted to see a replay from a different angle, sometimes it can seem something happened when it didn't but was close to.
Shame on you Opelka's foot!!
Props to Sandgren for calling himself out. He knew he had done the wrong thing and was willing to accept the punishment like an adult.
Compare that to when Ostapenko threw her racket, hitting a ball boy in the face. She first lied, saying the racket slipped out of her hand despite the fact that she was nowhere near the ball, and then, even after getting off lightly with just a penalty rather than being disqualified, she threw a tantrum and argued the penalty like a child unable to accept that she had done anything wrong.
I don't understand how anyone could root for her lmao
@@colesmith7509 Me either, she's like a petulant little child. I don't know anything much about her background, but it would not surprise me one bit to hear she grew up wealthy with servants and always got her own way.
Same here, respect for Sandgren, no bitching or arguing, apologized multiple times and straight accepted the consequences. Saw him swear in another video, but only towards himself.
I also loved how they just put subtitles on what happened instead of actually showing what happened that was fantastic...🙄
Poor Nacho Fordell, when he is umpiring evrything appens
Poor players who have Nacho Forcadell as their umpire
The Rublev and Monfils one, it was nice the see them get that one resolved and not have a big fight. :)
but how can you stay angry against Monfils ? impossible
Missed these vids please upload these vids 24/7 they are my favorite
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16:40 that girl’s face says it all
The Ruud match is a good example how to deal with the hecklers/provokers.
He got him removed for clapping , piece of shit move by casper
@Zac Barry 😂 he was cheering a double fault, if you’ve ever played tennis you know that’s provoking
@@ellymcsmelly9395 And if you've ever been to a professional tennis tournament you'd know over 50% of the spectators don't know a thing about tennis.
@@Nopanop people only do that cause they bet on people
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@@a1738k fair enough
Best tennis Chanel is back with more drama !
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Gotta love the Karatsev's one shot racket smash
The Sandgren one was just sad to watch
He dealt with it with true sportmanship and considering it was only at the 2nd game in the 1st set. Surely it will be a lesson for him to control his temper.
@@Sir3gar That made it all the more sad imo. Second game in the first round of a challenger tournament... dude wasted his week's earnings with a swing of the racket. Made me feel bad for the guy and I dont even like him
He knew he was done
@@thomas_delaney I'm sure he could financially and mentally handle it, so you shouldn't be too worried sir.
@@kirihara147 Don't think I'll lose any sleep over it
Damn, Monfils and Rublev's clip got me feeling great
They should get the sportmanship awards this year. True gentlemans! 👏
@@Sir3gar Not when Rublev implied that Mofils was cheating.
@@Sir3gar gentleman* only Monfils
@@MH-vw9ni That data remark was quite telling. Monfiltered didn't even have a good response. He knew he was caught out. Ruby did his homework.
Tennys handled that well - he knew he messed up
I would also mess up if some random ballboy hit me in the nuts.
@@psyclops973 well you shouldn't we can see it's totally unintentional and unlucky, the ball bounce before hiting him
@@psyclops973 an underhand toss like that is so gentle... I doubt it hurt him probably just took him by surprise
@@sinkso Unexpected hit to the nuts are always painful no matter how slow or fast they are
I'm a simple man. I see a new video from Tennis Advocate, I click.
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No Paire? What’s happening?!
Big props to the trainer from the Fritz match. More trainers should act like him. Medical timeouts are being too heavily abused. "You call for me at set 4-1? Sorry, I was watching the match, I didn't see any acute injury. Bye."
I disagree. the trainer came across as completely unsympathetic. only Fritz knows what his arms feels like.
Nick's tears would fill the Atlantic Ocean.
Yuuuuuuus, I started looking for a new vid three days ago, my brain knows when they’re on there way, thank you!
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Omg Kyrgios whinging about a point that he had no business winning. The lengths he will go to to get a point. His ball barely made it over the net making it a difficult yet easy shot for Opelka and he's trying to get the point reversed on formalities like his foot touching the net. Man please. And then uses that excuse for losing the next two points and sets. He is too much drama. Glad not to see him playing anymore
Say that to his face instead of hiding behind your keyboard 🤡
@@BluntedRazor98 would say it to his face if I ever saw him and bet I he couldn’t shit.
@@sparticuzj19 nice English keyboard clown
@@BluntedRazor98 so we must all like kyrgios to not be coward clowns. Pity you
@@javiert.592 he's box office for Tennis u mong
Tennys took that so well I'm actually shocked.
He hates the stupid sport, as he himself said in the past.
Finally someone to say Monfis is a cheater. I will never forget his match against Goffin at RG 2018, he was pretending to be injured because he was losing. Or the match against Berrettini at US Open 2019 in the quarters. Thank you, Rublev.
this, such a cheater, just because he acts nice doesnt mean he isnt one.
So ignorant its laughable
He does it every other match, has been doing it for years now and he is getting away with it
When was the first instance Monfils did this?
So he just forced himself to throw up there? Is that what you are saying?
No one:
Kyrgios: calling a referee "bro" 🙂he has no respect
Why is Kyrgios calling a lady his bro
Because he doesn't see gender. lol
"What are you watching, sis?"
Because he thinks hes still in high school
Ironically men's drama makes women's drama seems ordinary complaining, the men simply stop to play when pissed off with a call, break the racquets every time, cursing...
But women's drama is ordinary in every other aspect of life.
Women in society are usually more complicated than men, but on court they are quite fine
I dont know. Womens drama seems to be much more screaming and yelling! Especially Putintseva lol
R u serious? Wta players literally come at one another
Will you use footage also from Vienna ATP?
I was there during the match Monfils vs. Schwartzmann, where quite a big fight took place between Schwartzmann and Monfils’s coach. I think it would fit in a video quite well :)
Great content as always btw 😁
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Omg yes I attended the tournament and saw that drama, hopefully he finds footage of it
Ballboy took his job literally during the Sandgren match.
Tennys' accident cracked me up...I gotta be honest ahahhaha
that spectator that kept fucking with khachanov would've made me lose my mind.
Wasn’t expecting that stupid call from veljiovic at all
These one-shot racquet breaks of Karatsev are amazing
Nick: Man=Bro, Woman=Bro, Baby=Bro, Old Lady=Bro, Cat=Bro, Dolphin=Bro, Rock=Bro, Air=Bro
Karatsev is the new Safin when it comes to the racket smashing
2:43 Complaining about a fan cheering the other player and his name is Karen.
At least Karatsev doesn't care when umpires give warnings and doesn't make dramas, what a calm guy.
I understand it but I hate the rule that if you hit a line umpire you pretty much automatically get defaulted. Obviously not saying players should be able to hit them, but the line umpires are in pretty close proximity and its clearly it's an accident in 99 percent of cases
Do you have any US open drama. I was at a match and Mikey ymer was refusing to play
Nick calling a lady umpire "bro" 😂😂
These videos are such an interesting look into human psychology...
So is Squid Game: The Challenge.
Every player complaining about umpires not changing their minds when it´s necessary, this time the umpire was able to change her mind because she thought it was the right thing, and it was. Good for the umpire!
Kyrgios calling the ump bro :p :p
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Absolutely terrible umpiring in that Hubi and Pouille match.
I know little to nothing about tennis and never watch it on tv but I love these videos. I see this Kyrgios guy is in pretty much all of them, “bro” seems to be a bit problematic
I was at the match between Karen and Nikolaz. The guy thrown out was sort of wronged. He was very noticeable because he was the only one gregariously cheering for Nikoloz (and in Georgian). He was fine before Karen started provoking him. We couldn't hear what the umpire was saying to Karen, so they guy didn't know the Ump was on his side. But if you know the Russia/Georgia history, there was no way they guy was going to let Karen get the best of him. So he started overemphasizing his cheers. The audience wanted Karen to win, so they ganged up on the dude, and he was not only thrown out of the match but the park too.
The dude was a clown and deserved to be kicked out can’t tell any player to fuck off or cuss at them Karen should spit on him
last phase of 2021 - end of Aslan and Andrey godmodes. anyone beat them easily. no threat anymore.
Keep up the good work
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I can’t even be bothered to watch the NK clips.
11:20 with the music it's hilarous
Kyrgios got to blame everyone but himself
Hold on I don't get that. Removing someone for clapping a double fault in Ruud's case but the whole crowd can clap whenever Fernandez' opponents hit a double fault and that's ok? Double standards much
It's not about the clapping. Listen to Ruud's complain again
Right? He did that to Ruud cuz he is a guy. Double standard. If he clapped ironically a woman like that he would be kicked out immediately. Thankfully it didnt stand and it was fair for both
I love tennis but I can’t understand why so many players have to use foul language. I certainly lose respect for them as such!!
Monfils and rublev were playing in Death Valley, can’t blame them for being angry and ill
When Khachanov complained to the manager ... I mean, chair umpire ... about the fan who was cheering for his opponent, I had to ask myself: what is Khachanov's first name?
Oh, yeah. It's Karen.
that ball girl's face ot 16:40😂
Monfils seems like such a cool guy
What the hell, removing a spectator from the crowd for clapping at a double fault. What about matches where the whole arena is clapping?! Reference - Paris and Zverev, Alcaraz etc. wtf, I’m not sure how I feel about Ruud’s reaction here, especially if it happened without a warning.
Yeah that is a bit extreme... they should give him a warning first because he might not be aware
I don't have a problem with it, because that spectator was clearly trying to upset a player. Tennis is hard enough as it is when it's one on one with all the psychological pressures to deal with, without having some arsehole doing that.
@@bigrobsydney but it was funny
@@bigrobsydney he was supporting harris cuz it was his point like any other
Bro got defaulted by a ball boy😂
Karatsev has just come to expect too much from himself I think. Ffs, he beat Djokovic in Belgrade, I mean, I'd expect too much from myself too, but I think Aslan is back to being inconsistently good and that's about it. Dunno if he will manage to find any form over the next year, but it was nice seeing him mix it up a bit anyways. His style and tactics are really only suited for him if he manages to be consistent af, and he isn't at the moment, with his agresiveness and attacking plays relying on hitting the best shot possible, I would really go for a change come next year.
Forcadell is good in these high tension situations. Wish more umpires were like him
More drama! 🙌
Did they really get 6 or 7 people to remove 1 fan? 🥴
Why do these umpires engage the players? I would keep quiet and let them rant until they cross the line then I'd impose fines until they default the match!
Pouille was obviously right, Hurkacz misses his forehand and then challenges, that's two way to win a point and it's not allowed by the rule.
Totally agree. Lost respect to hubi hurkacz from now on after watching this video👎
@@Sir3gar he stopped play... he purposely put that ball in the net cause he knew it was out .🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
@@samlal3618 I don't see it like that
@@samlal3618 i'm afraid only you see it like that in this group of comment section 😄
@@Sir3gar hubi knew it was out so why would hit the forehand ?
Man, you can’t be starting shit with Gael, such a good dude.
0:20 Yeahh, dash a hole into the Earth's mantle my strong man!!! That'll win you that failed point back!1
Poor Sandgren..why then every punch of the ball at full speed towards crowd is not equally penalized as a default? It is way more dangerous and agressive than this.
Forcadell has made this video possible lol
It was silly of Rublev, Gael is with Rafa the most respectful and fair player of the tours! (ATP + WTA)
Karatsev at this rate you'll be out of rackets by next year LOL
Code violation? I didn't know tennis was so soft🤣
When Khachanov puts on a drama, it always lasts quite long...
But on the other hand Ruud just like this and that, problem solved. What's the hake here!
Pouille was right. The umpire shouldn't have let Hurkacz have the challenge. He kept playing and when he missed th shots asked for the challenge. If he had made the point of course he would have been happy. Absolutely shitty decision from the umpire.
I disagree. Pouille's shot was out. If the officials had done their jobs properly in the FIRST place, Hubie wouldnt have been put in that position tp begin with. That never would have happened, BUT FOR the officials screwing it up to begin with. And then you'd like to compound one mistake with another one??? Where would the justice be?
@@bigrobsydney In a perfect world there wouldn't have been a mistake but unfortunately that is impossible. The rule is that if you are dubious about a ball, you need to stop the point and ask for the challenge. If you keep playing and then lose the point you can't go back to that ball, otherwise every single point would be unplayable and full of cheats by players. Here Hurkacz should have never been given the challenge. The umpire clearly favoured him and was not professional.
@@MarioBeart Rules are often used by people who are embarrassed, to hide behind, because of their mistakes. The fact is, the shot was out, and the point was over when that shot landed. Whatever happened after is neither here nor there, unless you want to invite umpires into incorrectly altering the course of matches due to their mistakes (and no one wants that - we want to see fairness, and correctness).
Just imagine if someone lost a professional tennis match because of an officiating mistake? That could affect rankings, prizemoney, sponsorship, endorsements. This is blatantly wrong and unfair.
Simple: the shot was out, so the point rightfully goes to Hubi. The problem was the lines people, not the umpire. An electronic line would've immediately eliminated Pouille's unsound argument. 2025 can't come soon enough for increased accuracy in tennis.
How long after he clapped the double fault did he get removed? Was it right then and there? A warning at least. Many fans do it especially together but if it's one person doing it it's different?
Shitty move by Sandgren. Bet the ball kid didn't feel too good about himself...
Sandgren deserved a default for his short shorts and tights. 🤣🤣
Says something that he has the highest fines
Instead of smashing a top line racket, just give it to a young kid spectator dreaming of playing the game & you could do something good with your frustration.
Completamente de acuerdo con Lucas Pouille, o le das el challenger o no se lo das porque ya es demasiado tarde para pedirlo, lo que no puede ser es una cuestión de convencer a la jueza. La jueza de silla primero dice que no le da la opción del challenge porque lo ha pedido demasiado tarde, y al final acaba convencida de que sí está en tiempo para pedirlo y se lo da. Eso no puede ser hombre.
I think Pouille had no point here because the umpire said no before Hurkacz convinced her. Saying "NO" was just part of the conversation as it was. All the things were before the judgment
Angry tennis players are very bad for the environment.
Cool! What's the name of this sport?
Professional whining
Wow the collagen on that abrasive anti-Khachanov spectator
Whatever you say about the state of the world in 2021.... it’s not all bad, as TS is getting defaulted from tournaments
Khachanov was right
This is why none of these players win very many competitions no discipline
All cheaters and simulators were eventually beaten.
Marijana Veljovic ❤
Rublev saying monfils take the most medical timeout on tour well nobody run like monfils tho😅 if a servebot like opelka/isner/karlovic i would be on his side but monfils like give him a break 🤣
What he was saying is that everytime time Monfils starts losing a match he takes a medical timeout. I wouldn't say it happens literally every time, but it happens way more often than desirable, to say the least.
I agree. Rublev was very straight forward and left no room for interpretation when he laid it out for Monfils lol
Rublev is such a baby lol.