I think there are guys on tour that you have a better serve than..... make another push Karue... you're only young once!!!! and modern medicine is never better 🙂 36 is the new 26
Karue I'll like to see you on the tour!! For me I really think you can make it in the top 100. But only you know this. And even more after seen the real level on a grand slam
Just a question. I’ve always been told coming in to the net cross is not a good idea. You tried it and lost that point. What are your thoughts on that strategy?
Go play D2 or NAIA college in the states and learn consistency and building points. You have the tools needed to play, just need to work the points and your game plan. The first set is a good representation of why you need to play college tennis. You can’t afford to wait till later in the matches to start clicking. It’s got to be from ball one. College tennis will teach you how to be competitive from ball one.
Let’s be honest Karue was trying the first set so Felix only won 2 points, the second set he went easy for CONTENT This is a joke, I know some random guy is gonna get mad so I have to put this here
@@MrJohnnyblazed everyone is nervous to some degree. There is a huge difference between the two. Karue never had his foot on the gas and didn’t have too.
My thoughts exactly, Kerue. Felix didn't have a gameplan and it showed. A lot of UE due to trying to cut the points short, that structurely didn't make sense. Perhaps nerves played into it. It will be interesting to see what adjustments he'll make next time and if they'll be effective, or if your overall experience will just be too much. Like button; SMASHED!
Based on the almost 2 pt difference on the UTR, you would expect the 13 to easily dispatch the 11. What really stood out was Karue's precision on serve and his ball placement and depth, which always had Felix on the run. Those quality balls made it very tough for Felix to get any traction. Tight as a nun in the first.
The mental aspect is so important in every sport, but in Tennis even more. You are alone on the court. In team sport's, your teammates can help you. Keep calm and not showing emotions. It's even harder when you get tired. So much respect for every pro.
Amazing advice!!! Makes total sense to me since I’ve been watching Felix for couple years I can totally see how he can get reactive instead of proactive in most of his matches. Perhaps, he can develop a clear weapon or tactic that gives him identity. Making your opponent uncomfortable is the most important aspect of winning in tennis and applies to every level. So hopefully Felix and find that additional tool for himself that could be a good low BH slice or drop shot or anything that will break the basic pattern against most opponents
"What is your identity on the court": finding out what my game is all about and what kind of player I am to give me more clarity on what i should do on the court. Love the advice and the video Karue! I'm very grateful for your content 😊
Made my day with this! Speaking of highlight reel, the crosscourt backhand improv pass was sick! I appreciate how you take time away with your clean compact groundies. You were definitely mentally one or two shots ahead of Felix. Also since you never played I think he was figuring out your style in the first which helped him in the second. Congrats on 100K!
If you watch in slomo, its absolutely sick how compact Karue's strokes are, you can really see him hitting out and front, getting the raquet back early and driving with rotation so nicely. I wish my strokes looked like that lmao.
Congratulations on 100k subscribers!! I’m so glad to be part of your journey and I can’t wait to see how far you will grow in the future. We all love you My Tennis HQ!! ♥️
Karue, your strokes are cleaner than 90% of the top level pros. So smooth. Some of the top ranked guys are obviously effective, by definition, but their strokes look like hell. Felix also has great strokes.
You have more pace, but you hit the point! Felix must choose how to play and develop his game in that direction. In his video I often see him running around trying catching balls and I thougt he is almost a pusher, but instead of it he has a messy game...many wasted points and lack of consistency. I think he has not enough pace to try an agressive style at atp level, perhaps he can develop a real solid gameplay based on his physicality.
Karue won the first 9 points without hitting a winner I think, or maybe just a couple. He is right, Felix looked to anxious to hit bailout winners and therefore made way too many mistakes. Great advice from Karue at the end. Good luck Felix!
Thanks for sharing this and your advice to Felix is very thoughtful. From a technique perspective it also looked to me that too many of his groundstrokes were landing mid court, and you were getting more consistent depth which pressurised him.
This was a real privilege to watch Karue. Thanks so much for recording/editing and posting. I noticed early on that your style was very smooth like a scalpel where I see Felix's style as a sledgehammer. I haven't quite figured out which style to follow in my own game yet because both are very appealing to me, but if I had to choose I would take your advice about the calm and smooth route. Excellent play from both you guys! I will be studying this match in slowmo!!!
Great stuff Karue! I would say my game is a bit reactive as well, since I am only 19 playing college tennis. How would you recommend a player work on the areas you are suggesting in this video? Thanks again for the great content and congrats again on the 100k!!!! 💪
Super nice composure from Karue and Felix played a match with way to much unforced error compared to what i've been used to see from all of his videos. But yea Karue..... you were in the zone, super solid service.
Completely agree! I don't really see the mental toughness yet from Felix. The first set was terrible, but that's probably due to nerves and expectations to make a good show. Some of those shots trying to hit a winner from the serve were questionable. The other thing that stood out was the juxtaposition of you being so relaxed and precise vs running around like a madman to just get the ball back in neutral, not a lot of point construction. I'm always rooting for Felix to get better, but maybe now it's the time to invest on a mental coach as well.
I'm very excited to join the school! I know I can trust your channel as a resource that provides super high quality tennis instruction. It's great that you can expand the learning content by recommending other high quality instruction. I also appreciate that there is a mix of articles so I can use this like a news app in the morning. Thank you!
I have the exact same assessment when I first saw his video. Thanks for making this video to confirm my suspicion. And this can only be room to grow and he will get a lot stronger once this big hole is filled up.
A bit late to the party, but if I was felix's coach the one thing I would have him focus on is just going straight to the strings in between every point. After every point, back to square one. To the strings, full focus.
Good coaching observations. Nice hitting as well. I wish I focused more on the mental side growing up vs blasting the balls & hitting highlight shots while destroying my shoulder my senior year of high school!
very smooth Karue I really like the way you approach the game. Felix?? Bush league antics (yelling encouragement to self) and a fair amount of sloppy play.
Unrelated comment: Tried out the 2021 Vcore 95 and got to say wow. I played with a PS 95 Classic for decades and the Vcore 95 feels like a great modern replacement. I have it strung with SG right now, and even like that it has loads of control and is super comfortable. Has way more spin that I would have thought.
This practice match is a good example of how important the 1st serve percentage and 1st serve points won. I wasnt counting but im pretty sure Karue’s 1st serve in and 1st serve won are > 85%
Can there be an additional content regarding "Putting clarity and identity on your game" for recreational player? (perhaps 4.5 Now What series could work ...?) p.s. #1 I would love to see a rematch !!! p.s. #2 Finally reached to 100k !! Congrats
Both of your channels are great and your thoughts about his game are spot on. I expected you to kill him and you did, but even though he's not aggressive enough he is improving.
There are some people who feel you need to be a prodigy at a young age like Alcaraz or Coco Gauff. Then there are other players like Chris Eubanks who just had a major break through at 27. I think your advice is great. I mean you don't have to be a crazy ball striker like Isner to be on the tour. There are guys like Adrian Mannarino who just have crazy angles and an unorthodox play style that get them wins. I like the idea that you need to find your identity on court and how you play your best. I hope Felix makes some strides and enjoys the process. It's cool that he's doing youtube as well as just being a player so that he can keep the opportunities open.
Excellent analysis of his game. Thought some very similar things, and you also added a bit. Curious to see what he could become with your coaching ... ;) :D
Hi Karue, what are your thoughts on Chris Eubanks big breakthrough? He is such a great guy and deserves it so much imo. And I remember you beating him. How is that for you... Knowing your ceiling might have been up there. Is that hard to accept? I mean I know there are so many factors that weigh in if you make it in top 100 but your tennis level is definitely up there. Must feel good on the one hand, but might be hard on the other. I do think you found your purpose in coaching. As well on the pro level with Marcos, as for recreational players all over the world with this platform. Keep up the great work! 🙏🏼
Eubanks ceiling was probably higher, not only he was only 19 in that match but Karue was 22 (3 years older) and we all know Eubanks is a tall guy with lots of weapons (serve, strokes), although Sell was more consistent and won that time. But what happened is that Eubanks kept believing in him, so like 5;6 years later it payed off. Sell probably didnt have that much time.
I've seen him play some intense matches on his channel hitting the cover off the ball. There were long rallies against good players. But against Karue he seemed to be having a lot of trouble and it almost seemed like Karue was taking it easy on him. So what about Karue's play makes it so difficult for him? Just a different/higher quality ball he's receiving that he has trouble handling it? Because to the casual observer it seems like the balls were similar to what he experienced in previous matches on his channel.
In the first game, Karue hit some really good deep and well-placed returns. Felix tried to go for the one-two punch, but the returns were too good to attack. For someone like Felix who relies on his serves to win points, he hasn't played many guys who can challenge his service games right off the bat. Also from watching Felix's commentary on his game, he always that he has to be more aggressive if he's not playing well, but I think against Karue he has to be more patient.
I think a couple of things: nerves and being tight at first; deep and well placed and paced balls from Karue, and so many unforced errors from Felix in not even returning serve, or blocking it back. Going for backhand slice for some reason and just Karue is a better player. His serve and volley and court placement being effortless. He just got outplayed basically in the first set.
Hello, I was very exited to see that match ! the recap at the end is very instructive. KARUE plays has an intelligent et constructive game. But I am surprised that a player like FELIX has no plan or strategy when the rally goes more that 3 or 4 shots. I understand that in tennis there are two kind of players : patient players and agressives players. The patient player try to force the opponent to make a mistake because they have in mind the aggressive play of the opponent. But what the aggressive player can do in this case ? to return few more balls to disturb the strategy of the patient player ? Did Felix play with more consistency in the second set ?
Just from watching this Match I can see the difference. Th guy in white or baige has better placement and its less forced whilst the guy in black is good also, but he seems to force his shots and has less precision in his game. Overall guy in baige clothing is the better player. His message at the end is spot on.
100% agree with the analysis. Felix at his best has almost beaten strong 13 UTRs and pushed Popryin, but then will lose to lower ranked players often. He's got the serve and forehand of a really top player, but the point construction isn't there.
Your comments are similar to how I felt when I watched this match. Especially in the first set where he never made you feel uncomfortable. You were dictating play in all of the points. In the second set, he served better and it allowed him to be more assertive and get to a tie break and beat you. I think you would have beaten him in a theoretical third set as I think you would put more pressure on his serve with you return game. I agree, from this match, it's difficult to say what his style and game is. There are a lot of ATP players with his abilities. So I don't how he's gonna move up the rankings.
Wow, what a great little match! Karue so terrifying out there on the court! Felix man what a freeking athlete he is (seemed a little cold that first few games) ! Great stuff all around guys. This content is so inspirational! Maybe if Felix spend a few more seconds before serving it could help on that clarity. IE like what is my goal for this point? I find that helps me remember things like oh yea, I need to serve to the backhand... O yeah this guys a lefty... O yeah I wanna wait for a good ball, big crosscoart forhand and then push in... or Oh yeah Im tryna grind this guy down b/c I have better fitness and can win that way. Just a little 5 seconds bounce the ball and bring that strategy back to the forefront of the noggin after all the chaos of the previous point.
Now, what everyone wants to know (besides where we can get the hat): How does one avoid the trap of playing reactive tennis? How can we insure that we have a plan to make our opponent "feel us" throughout the match, and adjust that pressure (tactical change) as needed? I'll hang up and listen.
When you look at the first game, Felix definitely needs better shot selection and consistency. 1st point, goes for a winner while under pressure (wrong shot selection). 2nd point, slice error while defending under slight pressure (consistency). 3rd point, .... 4th point, going very aggressive, maybe too early? Adding calmness is really important, I think it goes hand in hand with consistency. Knowing you can make quality deep rally balls consistently will allow Felix to not rush too much and wait for the right opportunity to attack?
You guys want to see a rematch? Best of three?? 3k likes and we'll do it 💪🏻💪🏻 smash that like button
I think there are guys on tour that you have a better serve than..... make another push Karue... you're only young once!!!! and modern medicine is never better 🙂 36 is the new 26
Karue I'll like to see you on the tour!! For me I really think you can make it in the top 100. But only you know this. And even more after seen the real level on a grand slam
Just a question. I’ve always been told coming in to the net cross is not a good idea. You tried it and lost that point. What are your thoughts on that strategy?
Hi
Talk about this in next video too on how you beat Christopher Eubanks: ua-cam.com/video/3iPY2spa-44/v-deo.html
Awesome to play with you karue 🤙🏼
Let’s meet up and play a full match soon 💪
(That first set has me creasing 😅)
Really amazing play from both you guys. We are all very fortunate to see this level from such a great camera angle! Keep up the great work!
Go play D2 or NAIA college in the states and learn consistency and building points. You have the tools needed to play, just need to work the points and your game plan.
The first set is a good representation of why you need to play college tennis. You can’t afford to wait till later in the matches to start clicking. It’s got to be from ball one. College tennis will teach you how to be competitive from ball one.
Let’s be honest Karue was trying the first set so Felix only won 2 points, the second set he went easy for CONTENT
This is a joke, I know some random guy is gonna get mad so I have to put this here
He was playing really well... and you are a little nervous... the second set you got your teeth into the match..
@@MrJohnnyblazed everyone is nervous to some degree. There is a huge difference between the two. Karue never had his foot on the gas and didn’t have too.
Man you really play like a teacher if that makes sense. Nothing forced, in the pocket, smooth stuff..
Haha it's the only way I know how to play. I don't have fast hands and arms so power comes from legs and core. So I am naturally balanced to play well
Congratulations on 100K subs my man!
Thanks a ton!
My thoughts exactly, Kerue.
Felix didn't have a gameplan and it showed.
A lot of UE due to trying to cut the points short,
that structurely didn't make sense.
Perhaps nerves played into it.
It will be interesting to see what adjustments he'll make next time
and if they'll be effective, or if your overall experience will just be too much.
Like button; SMASHED!
Based on the almost 2 pt difference on the UTR, you would expect the 13 to easily dispatch the 11. What really stood out was Karue's precision on serve and his ball placement and depth, which always had Felix on the run. Those quality balls made it very tough for Felix to get any traction. Tight as a nun in the first.
Congrats on the 100K Karue, you thoroughly deserve it well done!
Karue just looks so effortless on his shots. Felix looks like he has to work twice as hard out there.
Felix got beaten, pretty badly, struggled to even get a game.
The mental aspect is so important in every sport, but in Tennis even more. You are alone on the court. In team sport's, your teammates can help you. Keep calm and not showing emotions. It's even harder when you get tired. So much respect for every pro.
Karue,
GREAT analysis of Felix's game. You are a FANTASTIC instructor and by far my favorite virtual tennis coach.
🎾🎾🎾,
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Just downloaded the app. Thank you so much. It means a lot that people care.
Amazing advice!!!
Makes total sense to me since I’ve been watching Felix for couple years I can totally see how he can get reactive instead of proactive in most of his matches. Perhaps, he can develop a clear weapon or tactic that gives him identity. Making your opponent uncomfortable is the most important aspect of winning in tennis and applies to every level. So hopefully Felix and find that additional tool for himself that could be a good low BH slice or drop shot or anything that will break the basic pattern against most opponents
Love the timing of "really bad advice" with Patrick Mouratoglou's vid in the background 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 genius 15:22
Couldn’t agree more with you analysis of his game. You get it!
"What is your identity on the court": finding out what my game is all about and what kind of player I am to give me more clarity on what i should do on the court. Love the advice and the video Karue! I'm very grateful for your content 😊
Made my day with this! Speaking of highlight reel, the crosscourt backhand improv pass was sick! I appreciate how you take time away with your clean compact groundies. You were definitely mentally one or two shots ahead of Felix. Also since you never played I think he was figuring out your style in the first which helped him in the second. Congrats on 100K!
Clean hitting from Karue as always 🔥Such clean form
If you watch in slomo, its absolutely sick how compact Karue's strokes are, you can really see him hitting out and front, getting the raquet back early and driving with rotation so nicely. I wish my strokes looked like that lmao.
Congratulations on 100k subscribers!! I’m so glad to be part of your journey and I can’t wait to see how far you will grow in the future. We all love you My Tennis HQ!! ♥️
Karue, your strokes are cleaner than 90% of the top level pros. So smooth. Some of the top ranked guys are obviously effective, by definition, but their strokes look like hell. Felix also has great strokes.
Been waiting for this!
You have more pace, but you hit the point! Felix must choose how to play and develop his game in that direction. In his video I often see him running around trying catching balls and I thougt he is almost a pusher, but instead of it he has a messy game...many wasted points and lack of consistency. I think he has not enough pace to try an agressive style at atp level, perhaps he can develop a real solid gameplay based on his physicality.
Karue won the first 9 points without hitting a winner I think, or maybe just a couple. He is right, Felix looked to anxious to hit bailout winners and therefore made way too many mistakes. Great advice from Karue at the end. Good luck Felix!
Thanks for sharing this and your advice to Felix is very thoughtful. From a technique perspective it also looked to me that too many of his groundstrokes were landing mid court, and you were getting more consistent depth which pressurised him.
Could you please do a video about off court training routine such as strength training and agility? Also warm up routines before a hitting session.
Second this!
This was a real privilege to watch Karue. Thanks so much for recording/editing and posting. I noticed early on that your style was very smooth like a scalpel where I see Felix's style as a sledgehammer. I haven't quite figured out which style to follow in my own game yet because both are very appealing to me, but if I had to choose I would take your advice about the calm and smooth route.
Excellent play from both you guys! I will be studying this match in slowmo!!!
Awesome! Looks a bit like you eased off in the 2nd set. That line call at 10:48 looked more than generous ;-)
Looking forward to a full match
Congratulation Karue, you really brought joys and benefits to all tennis fans.
reactive vs proactive...makes total sense as Felix often falls behind in matches and then starts to play much better
You have already helped me a ton, so I'm really looking forward to your school. Signing up right now
Great stuff Karue! I would say my game is a bit reactive as well, since I am only 19 playing college tennis. How would you recommend a player work on the areas you are suggesting in this video? Thanks again for the great content and congrats again on the 100k!!!! 💪
Karue’s backhand is so compact and so good it’s crazy! Go pro again Karue!!
Great match and your analysis on Felix’s game really applied to many of us..
Super nice composure from Karue and Felix played a match with way to much unforced error compared to what i've been used to see from all of his videos. But yea Karue..... you were in the zone, super solid service.
Completely agree! I don't really see the mental toughness yet from Felix. The first set was terrible, but that's probably due to nerves and expectations to make a good show. Some of those shots trying to hit a winner from the serve were questionable. The other thing that stood out was the juxtaposition of you being so relaxed and precise vs running around like a madman to just get the ball back in neutral, not a lot of point construction.
I'm always rooting for Felix to get better, but maybe now it's the time to invest on a mental coach as well.
Fantastic video and commentary. Loved the text message you sent after the match. Great job guys!
I'm very excited to join the school! I know I can trust your channel as a resource that provides super high quality tennis instruction. It's great that you can expand the learning content by recommending other high quality instruction. I also appreciate that there is a mix of articles so I can use this like a news app in the morning.
Thank you!
imagine a season of two months with felix competing some futures in usa and karue coaching
Great video. Really good to get some perspective on Felix’s game 👍
Congrats on 100k karue. You guys work hard and put out great content. Well deserved!
Lol at the kid shouting expletives at 2:20. Great video Karue, really enjoyed this!
yeah that kid will be a great next gen player XD
Yes was happy to finally see yalls match up 🎉❤😮
I have the exact same assessment when I first saw his video. Thanks for making this video to confirm my suspicion. And this can only be room to grow and he will get a lot stronger once this big hole is filled up.
A bit late to the party, but if I was felix's coach the one thing I would have him focus on is just going straight to the strings in between every point. After every point, back to square one. To the strings, full focus.
best tennis explanation i have never heard!!! regards from spain!
thanks for sharing ! So much better from this angle！
One heck of a match karue, you are still playing awsome, should come back to the tour
Brilliant video, great match footage and nice review with fantastic insight 👍
Good coaching observations. Nice hitting as well. I wish I focused more on the mental side growing up vs blasting the balls & hitting highlight shots while destroying my shoulder my senior year of high school!
very smooth Karue I really like the way you approach the game. Felix?? Bush league antics (yelling encouragement to self) and a fair amount of sloppy play.
Unrelated comment: Tried out the 2021 Vcore 95 and got to say wow. I played with a PS 95 Classic for decades and the Vcore 95 feels like a great modern replacement. I have it strung with SG right now, and even like that it has loads of control and is super comfortable. Has way more spin that I would have thought.
Is Karue also playing a 2021 Vcore 95?
@@born_hard9705 I think he is using the 2023 model now. Not 100% sure. He always loved the 2021 though and now I understand why.
Terrific thoughtful analysis and great video!
I would like to see you match with Nicola from intuitive tennis. Is it possible?
This practice match is a good example of how important the 1st serve percentage and 1st serve points won. I wasnt counting but im pretty sure Karue’s 1st serve in and 1st serve won are > 85%
Can there be an additional content regarding "Putting clarity and identity on your game" for recreational player? (perhaps 4.5 Now What series could work ...?)
p.s. #1 I would love to see a rematch !!!
p.s. #2 Finally reached to 100k !! Congrats
Both of your channels are great and your thoughts about his game are spot on. I expected you to kill him and you did, but even though he's not aggressive enough he is improving.
There are some people who feel you need to be a prodigy at a young age like Alcaraz or Coco Gauff. Then there are other players like Chris Eubanks who just had a major break through at 27. I think your advice is great. I mean you don't have to be a crazy ball striker like Isner to be on the tour. There are guys like Adrian Mannarino who just have crazy angles and an unorthodox play style that get them wins. I like the idea that you need to find your identity on court and how you play your best. I hope Felix makes some strides and enjoys the process. It's cool that he's doing youtube as well as just being a player so that he can keep the opportunities open.
Excellent analysis of his game. Thought some very similar things, and you also added a bit. Curious to see what he could become with your coaching ... ;) :D
Great match! Really like both your channels!
Nice game, pretty awesome skills from both sides, loved watching u
Looking forward to you playing Simon Freund
I'm a fan ..of you both and your summary is spot on his game is like mine ..my best games are when I'm calm
Hi Karue, what are your thoughts on Chris Eubanks big breakthrough? He is such a great guy and deserves it so much imo. And I remember you beating him. How is that for you... Knowing your ceiling might have been up there. Is that hard to accept? I mean I know there are so many factors that weigh in if you make it in top 100 but your tennis level is definitely up there. Must feel good on the one hand, but might be hard on the other.
I do think you found your purpose in coaching. As well on the pro level with Marcos, as for recreational players all over the world with this platform. Keep up the great work! 🙏🏼
Eubanks ceiling was probably higher, not only he was only 19 in that match but Karue was 22 (3 years older) and we all know Eubanks is a tall guy with lots of weapons (serve, strokes), although Sell was more consistent and won that time. But what happened is that Eubanks kept believing in him, so like 5;6 years later it payed off. Sell probably didnt have that much time.
@@sauloeduk Yeah Eubanks was still figuring his game out, I think he was still in college at that point too.
Of course !
It's like watching a modern Ramesh Krishnan vs a power hitter. Sneaky smooth moves and working the placement.
I've seen him play some intense matches on his channel hitting the cover off the ball. There were long rallies against good players. But against Karue he seemed to be having a lot of trouble and it almost seemed like Karue was taking it easy on him. So what about Karue's play makes it so difficult for him? Just a different/higher quality ball he's receiving that he has trouble handling it? Because to the casual observer it seems like the balls were similar to what he experienced in previous matches on his channel.
In the first game, Karue hit some really good deep and well-placed returns. Felix tried to go for the one-two punch, but the returns were too good to attack. For someone like Felix who relies on his serves to win points, he hasn't played many guys who can challenge his service games right off the bat. Also from watching Felix's commentary on his game, he always that he has to be more aggressive if he's not playing well, but I think against Karue he has to be more patient.
I think a couple of things: nerves and being tight at first; deep and well placed and paced balls from Karue, and so many unforced errors from Felix in not even returning serve, or blocking it back. Going for backhand slice for some reason and just Karue is a better player. His serve and volley and court placement being effortless. He just got outplayed basically in the first set.
Maybe you can give Felix some tips and more practice matches every now and then. Sounds like a good project.
Hello, I was very exited to see that match ! the recap at the end is very instructive. KARUE plays has an intelligent et constructive game. But I am surprised that a player like FELIX has no plan or strategy when the rally goes more that 3 or 4 shots. I understand that in tennis there are two kind of players : patient players and agressives players. The patient player try to force the opponent to make a mistake because they have in mind the aggressive play of the opponent. But what the aggressive player can do in this case ? to return few more balls to disturb the strategy of the patient player ? Did Felix play with more consistency in the second set ?
Quality vid, love it!
fast start karue!! way to go on 100k!!
Just from watching this Match I can see the difference. Th guy in white or baige has better placement and its less forced whilst the guy in black is good also, but he seems to force his shots and has less precision in his game. Overall guy in baige clothing is the better player.
His message at the end is spot on.
Congrats on the 100k!!
Great match. It seems like the VCORE 95 was designed especially for Karue.
Jeez Karue, that serve and back hand! 😳
Let the big muscles hit the ball. We should play..excellent core rotation. Loose is fast. And fast is good
congrats on 100k Karue and MTHQ crew
100% agree with the analysis. Felix at his best has almost beaten strong 13 UTRs and pushed Popryin, but then will lose to lower ranked players often. He's got the serve and forehand of a really top player, but the point construction isn't there.
Congrats man. Not cool Felix left out the score of the 1st set on his site. Also glad no freaking pickel ballers taking up those nice courts
Felix mentioned it at the beginning of the video saying he bageled him.
Great match play and feedback at the end
karue best tennis content creator ever, hope to see you in Italy one day
great advices!! Thanks for sharing it
Your comments are similar to how I felt when I watched this match. Especially in the first set where he never made you feel uncomfortable. You were dictating play in all of the points. In the second set, he served better and it allowed him to be more assertive and get to a tie break and beat you. I think you would have beaten him in a theoretical third set as I think you would put more pressure on his serve with you return game. I agree, from this match, it's difficult to say what his style and game is. There are a lot of ATP players with his abilities. So I don't how he's gonna move up the rankings.
Felix needs to give it up now. 20 years old. He has absolutely no chance of making it on the tour.
grat match keep going felix you can do it
you're a very good coach, bravo!
It would be interesting to see you play Simon Freund.
Karue, my guy! Schmacking those balls. You looked like Bruce Lee out there.
that is extremely good advice!
Full match of you vs Felix on proper Clay Court would be interesting
Wow, what a great little match! Karue so terrifying out there on the court! Felix man what a freeking athlete he is (seemed a little cold that first few games) ! Great stuff all around guys. This content is so inspirational!
Maybe if Felix spend a few more seconds before serving it could help on that clarity. IE like what is my goal for this point? I find that helps me remember things like oh yea, I need to serve to the backhand... O yeah this guys a lefty... O yeah I wanna wait for a good ball, big crosscoart forhand and then push in... or Oh yeah Im tryna grind this guy down b/c I have better fitness and can win that way.
Just a little 5 seconds bounce the ball and bring that strategy back to the forefront of the noggin after all the chaos of the previous point.
Now, what everyone wants to know (besides where we can get the hat):
How does one avoid the trap of playing reactive tennis? How can we insure that we have a plan to make our opponent "feel us" throughout the match, and adjust that pressure (tactical change) as needed?
I'll hang up and listen.
18,924 views, 2.1jk likes, 108 comments, 101k subscribers. Nice!!
When you look at the first game, Felix definitely needs better shot selection and consistency. 1st point, goes for a winner while under pressure (wrong shot selection). 2nd point, slice error while defending under slight pressure (consistency). 3rd point, .... 4th point, going very aggressive, maybe too early?
Adding calmness is really important, I think it goes hand in hand with consistency. Knowing you can make quality deep rally balls consistently will allow Felix to not rush too much and wait for the right opportunity to attack?
Nice play,Karue😊. What racket you used in this game? Vcore 2023?
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Lets go!!
6:53 Nice disguise 👍👍
Jogou e joga mto Karue! parabéns pelos 100k, mais q merecido velho!
Chupa gringos o Karue é brasileiro, kkkkk!!🎉🎉
Good feedback 👏👍
Let’s get the rematch going
Your strings sound crazy!