@@alexcooper3007I hope this translation isn't accurate cuz u r calling Shelton “Bastard with curled hair”. If that's what you meant to say, would you elaborate please?
Ben truly deserves it, think he really realized his potential after that US open run. Glad to see him win his first of hopefully many titles. Love me a lefty
I liked this guy the first day he showed up on tour. Genuine smile, genuine personality, genuine talent and always a treat to watch play. He joins the list of players I especially like watching for their talent and creative play; Alcaraz, Kyrgios, Sinner, Monfils, Wawrinka, Medvedev, Korda, Fognini.
Tremendous tennis from Shelton. Anyone that is a fan of him and seen him play knew his potential. He proved it in many ways in this tournament. Congratulations to him.
So happy for Ben, such a talented young player. Those 3 forehands down the line basically shut the door in this match. Many more titles to come for Ben.
Aslan fought plenty, but was struggling with his serve since the 3rd game of the 1st set. Shelton meanwhile was serving & returning really well as he did against Karasev at the USO. It's all in my match breakdown.
Это говорит о том что у Карацева нету духа, ни духа ни перспективы нету этого инвалида, ни когда он не выиграет ни один турнир, типичный русский дух у этого Осетина
Go, go, go Benny Sheltz! Always believed in this kid, even before the US Open. Huge talent! Skipped the ATP 250, straight to the ATP 500 and GS Semis. Next year Masters and GS! The star is born! Congrats Big Ben! Never change! We love your energy on court! Tennis is never boring with ya, you make tennis even more interesting! 😎👏💪❤
When everyone was doubting him, I knew he had the talent. So happy for him. The future of tennis with Alcaraz, Shelton, Sinner, and Fils will have a positive impact on the average persons desire to want to watch tennis. This is the real next gen.
Couldn't agree more. I told my friends at the 2021 USO that this kid was going to be top 10 soon and he's inching closer and closer. I'm glad you bring up Fils too because he's quickly maturing into a force too. I think its only a matter of time before people start naming him in the Next Gen converation. Alcaraz, Sinner, Rune, Shelton, and Fils. Honorable mention...Lehecka... but the aforementioned guys are going to win many ATP titles over the years and hopefully multiple grand slams. Ben Shelton will win a USO in the next 2-4 years
You left out backhand. He can't always hit them on the run because he lack speed. Ben is not the fastest on a court. At 88kg he is a big baby and his legs still seem underdeveloped for his torso. If he trained his legs like Carlos he would be unbeatable.
Goddamn Shelton improved a lot this year, compare his baseline rallying now to what it was at the Australian open, his forehand is now a weapon with a lot of variety and is consistent even when he chooses to apply pace, which he does a lot better then a lot of the tour. His backhand is no longer a pronounced weakness, he plays with so much intelligence during rallies, varying his topspin and the timing of when he chooses the shots he chooses continues to impress. His doubles experience has had a noticeable impact on his volleying. I hope he continues to get better because he still lacks the “it” factor that I see in players who are destined for the HOF but only time will tell
I feel like he seems more mature in his game now. Less celebration and more focus and consistent points instead of just trying to finish every point quickly. He’s doing amazing!
I think it's likely that it was just that it was the us open that caused him to celebrate so dramatically. At first I hated him but now im willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, he seems more even keel
@@sethsmith6042 I understand it being annoying at best, but I never understood anyone reaching any level of hate. Regardless, he’s carving out a very nice lane for himself lately.
yh not sure why someone, especially a young athlete hyping themselves up would drive spectators to hate the young man. Hate is a strong word lol@@benc4968
It's a better scene than Tsitsipas hitting a ball at his family. LOL (Seriously, though I like Tsitsipas and hope he can hug his dad after winning a tournament down the road).
Ben Shelton’s first of many titles to come and soon in the Top 10. Great serving and volleying. He just turned 21 on October 9th and on Monday he’ll be ranked a career high No. 14. Next year I see him joining other youngsters in the Top 5: Alcaraz, Sinner & Rune. Shelton was ranked No. 96 at the end of 2022. Next week in Vienna Shelton will face Sinner in the first round after beating Sinner last week. It doesn’t get any better than that! The winner will probably face Rublev in the semifinals and Medvedev in the final.
@@shashank_phoenix Rune has a back injury since Cincinnati Masters. He really should take time off to heal. He has a lot of points to defend so he’ll probably sink in the rankings and not qualify for the ATP Finals.
Never seen Karatsev so frustrated before. He looked really out of sorts, not his usual aggressive attacking style. Congrats to Shelton. He deserved it.
I think Shelton is a very bad match-up for Karatsev. Left-handed strong forehand to overpower Karatsev's usually strong backhand. Also, attacking the net does not suit Karatsev at all. He likes to pound from the back court. Karatsev needs to learn to adapt, and play more tactically clever. Perhaps, he should have gone for the Shelton backhand while going to the net more often?
@@MrClebophdagree, he should've been more sharp to shelton's backhand, commiting less UE, however it's extremely tough to beat this version of Ben Shelton right now, what a talent!
What a delight it is to watch Shelton play tennis -- when he wins AND when he loses. He seems to take pleasure in playing the game and that jumps off the screen to the point where I cannot wait to watch him in person. As well, he is a gracious winner; yes, he celebrates his wins, but come on, he's not rubbing it in. His deportment when he came to the net was understated and respectful; only after did he really celebrate. And after such a performance, battling for his first ever ATP title at 21 after an amazing season -- I am so proud to call myself a fan. A gentleman already, and a star in the making.
Ben is coming into great form at the perfect time as we head into the end of the year with the AO right around the corner. Gonna have some points to defend from making the quarters this year. There are many tour finals(and hopefully wins) ahead of his career. This guy gets so much unwarranted hate simply because he brings that college bravado to the tour. Y;all are just going to have to get over it! He is so fun to watch
It’s so refreshing to see a big server that is also an explosive athlete. Haven’t seen that blueprint of player since… Sampras, maybe? Can’t really think of one. Perhaps Feli Lopez in his prime, except he had zero baseline game
He just won himself a fan. Honestly one of the cleanest hitters of the ball I have seen in a long time. The whip on that forehand reminds me a lot of Federer, as does his general feel for the game.
Yes, he is my new favorite player. I was impressed how he closed out the match. Played like a seasoned champion. Also great match in the semi finals where he really should have lost to Giron but he found a way to win.
Very happy for Ben! He played great this whole tournament and it was a deserved win. On another note I’m shocked Karatsev broke his racket. Not often he lets out his emotions.
They both volleyed to bring each other off the baseline. It made no difference as Shelton won more serve, baseline, & net points across the match. All of the stats favored Shelton. It's in my summary.
I thought this when I first saw him in Australia - Shelton is really, really good. Like future no 1 potential & not necessarily too far around the corner good & great to see him put things together this week. Reminds me of when I watched Alcaraz in Rio 2021 - had been following him for a while but seeing him in that tournament made me think he was GOAT potential. Shelton not in that category but he's got the leftie advantage with maybe the biggest serve & forehand on tour & a good backhand & good net skills & progressing mentally a lot too now. Anyway a lot has to go right for a player to achieve masters/slams/no. 1 but I think the skillset is only second to Alcaraz in potential on the tour. Either way thankful to have a player that's so exciting to watch.
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Ben really awesome!! I love the way you play!! Derrabe this and more!! Our support from Chile 🇨🇱
Exciting Player 👌Karatsev is a Great Player, who didn’t lose a Set on his way to the Final, and Shelton made him lose 2 in a row, in a Kick Ass Fashion! Great to see, oh how I wish I was 23. I’d be a Tennis Star 🎾
love that shelton didn't scream his head off after every point. he won with grace and dignity - his game so big it speaks loud enough for itself. also love his determination to get to the net - rare in today's game. his volleying could be better but that'll come with experience if he keeps going forward.
@@NamTran-xc2ip Racism, ignorant bias, bandwagoners, toxic You-Know Who fans, & general historical resistance to any sort of change in tennis. It's all so foolish.
Shelton had his name all over that title... Truly and utterly deserved, what a player! I've been watching him closely for a while now and just something about his style and personality is refreshing. Some of the shots he is producing are sick. Have a look at 0:26 i mean what !!! Sheltons Weapons: Serve, Return, Net Play, Fearless, Forehand Winners, Power; He's like a Juggernaut on the Freeway, once he's motoring he's virtually unstoppable... I've said it before he's a future slam winner. If he doesn't win a slam ill eat my hat, and i don't even have a hat!!
There is a new champion in Tokyo😃👏. The competition in the ATP 500 competition on hard courts in Tokyo ended on Sunday😲. For the first time in his career, 21-year-old Ben Shelton won the championship😃💪👍. In the second game, the break was crucial, which the American made in the third game😃. From that moment on, Karatsev's game collapsed like a house of cards.😁
You're trying to say, in the 3rd game of the 2nd set, Shelton converted on his 2nd break point chance. To your other point, Karatsev collapsed mentally in the 5th game of the 2nd set after smashing his racket 5 times. He KNEW Shelton was going to convert on that break point chance & he did. It may be easier to read my summary.
Huge congratulations to Ben Shelton for clinching the first ATP title of your career. It was absolutely a brilliant ATP tourney from the beginning till the end. Shelton had a consistent upturn as of the beginning of 2023 season. His participation in AO23 was the presence, reaching the quarter-final round was a part of this evolution. He pursued his this consistency in the upcoming tournaments. For this reason, I had surmised that he was going to gain an ATP tourney.
Congrats to Ben Shelton for winning your first @atptour title. See what hard work, commitment, resiliency, and focus can do in the court. Play to win not to just make the finals in these tournaments even if they are Grand Slams. Show you abilities to compete with the entire ATPTOUR. Remember it doesn't matter who you play the same goal is there to win. Congrats 🎾🎾
I like that the hatred towards Ben is translated into admiration. He has always been determined, passionate, and a nice guy. I'm pleased that he won the title. Keep going, Ben.
The irrational hatred was fueled by toxic You-Know-Who fans, racism, ignorant bias, & bandwagoners. Glad Shelton won. He even changed his victory move.
Shelton's overhead smashes are so satisfying to watch
Shelton's quarterback football days have really translated well to his serve & overhead smashes.
That first step backwards is amazing. Because of it, he can really crash the net without worrying about getting lobbed.
Is there a better overhead in the sport right now? It’s crazy how good he is at them
Agree. So much power in the movement.
@@got2bjosh Yes but his movement is a bit slow. At 88kg he is a big baby with so much torso but female legs.
Shelton has a big future ahead of him, that servin, that forehand, left handed. Gonna be a forceon the tour
And can volley to finish points
ты хотел сказать у этого стервенца...кучерявого!))
@@alexcooper3007I hope this translation isn't accurate cuz u r calling Shelton “Bastard with curled hair”. If that's what you meant to say, would you elaborate please?
no doubt it's some tribal insult.....@@garebfeumba5407
@@alexcooper3007 haha 😂
Congrats to Ben Shelton! It was only a matter of time. Everybody was waiting for this. Well done!
Absolutely, i kind of thought he’d already won one but it must’ve just been a final he made
He made it without screaming and shouting and closing phones. Double win. Hopefully he will continue in that path.
@@ballbreathtaker9773 Yeah I noticed this as well. Hopefully he stops all the weird antics. Maybe just being calm and focused was what he needed
@@jordanvespa720Weird antics? That’s just him celebrating lol
@@unowen7591 No, thats him acting like an idiot.
Ben truly deserves it, think he really realized his potential after that US open run. Glad to see him win his first of hopefully many titles. Love me a lefty
😂
I liked this guy the first day he showed up on tour. Genuine smile, genuine personality, genuine talent and always a treat to watch play. He joins the list of players I especially like watching for their talent and creative play; Alcaraz, Kyrgios, Sinner, Monfils, Wawrinka, Medvedev, Korda, Fognini.
Tremendous tennis from Shelton. Anyone that is a fan of him and seen him play knew his potential. He proved it in many ways in this tournament. Congratulations to him.
So happy for Ben, such a talented young player. Those 3 forehands down the line basically shut the door in this match. Many more titles to come for Ben.
Even Rafa and Carlos doesn't hit them like this well from the middle of the court. That's some serious power!
Yeah, his forehands look so good.
Love his smile- he is a great asset to the tennis community!!
Karatsev really doesn't fight a lot when he's down. He basically stopped playing in the second set. Congrats to the new star Shelton though!
Aslan fought plenty, but was struggling with his serve since the 3rd game of the 1st set. Shelton meanwhile was serving & returning really well as he did against Karasev at the USO. It's all in my match breakdown.
@@got2bjoshHis spirits were down. But Shelton was playing too well
He smashed his racket good though
He got tired having to fight so hard to read the serve
Это говорит о том что у Карацева нету духа, ни духа ни перспективы нету этого инвалида, ни когда он не выиграет ни один турнир, типичный русский дух у этого Осетина
Go, go, go Benny Sheltz! Always believed in this kid, even before the US Open. Huge talent! Skipped the ATP 250, straight to the ATP 500 and GS Semis. Next year Masters and GS! The star is born! Congrats Big Ben! Never change! We love your energy on court! Tennis is never boring with ya, you make tennis even more interesting! 😎👏💪❤
When everyone was doubting him, I knew he had the talent. So happy for him. The future of tennis with Alcaraz, Shelton, Sinner, and Fils will have a positive impact on the average persons desire to want to watch tennis. This is the real next gen.
Couldn't agree more. I told my friends at the 2021 USO that this kid was going to be top 10 soon and he's inching closer and closer. I'm glad you bring up Fils too because he's quickly maturing into a force too. I think its only a matter of time before people start naming him in the Next Gen converation. Alcaraz, Sinner, Rune, Shelton, and Fils. Honorable mention...Lehecka... but the aforementioned guys are going to win many ATP titles over the years and hopefully multiple grand slams. Ben Shelton will win a USO in the next 2-4 years
We'll see
This guy just exudes positivity. Amazing player and very bright future ahead.
Congrats to Shelton for his first ATP 500 title😊
Amazing forehand down the line, amazing serve, amazing volley, amazing smash. The dude got it all.
You left out backhand. He can't always hit them on the run because he lack speed. Ben is not the fastest on a court. At 88kg he is a big baby and his legs still seem underdeveloped for his torso. If he trained his legs like Carlos he would be unbeatable.
Goddamn Shelton improved a lot this year, compare his baseline rallying now to what it was at the Australian open, his forehand is now a weapon with a lot of variety and is consistent even when he chooses to apply pace, which he does a lot better then a lot of the tour. His backhand is no longer a pronounced weakness, he plays with so much intelligence during rallies, varying his topspin and the timing of when he chooses the shots he chooses continues to impress. His doubles experience has had a noticeable impact on his volleying. I hope he continues to get better because he still lacks the “it” factor that I see in players who are destined for the HOF but only time will tell
I feel like he seems more mature in his game now. Less celebration and more focus and consistent points instead of just trying to finish every point quickly. He’s doing amazing!
It’s great to witness his growth in real time in this aspect.
I think it's likely that it was just that it was the us open that caused him to celebrate so dramatically. At first I hated him but now im willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, he seems more even keel
@@sethsmith6042 I understand it being annoying at best, but I never understood anyone reaching any level of hate. Regardless, he’s carving out a very nice lane for himself lately.
yh not sure why someone, especially a young athlete hyping themselves up would drive spectators to hate the young man. Hate is a strong word lol@@benc4968
you got it
Judging from what he did in this tournament, his future looks bright.🎉
Congratulations Shelton. Every family needs this father and son chemistry
That father-son moment was adorable to see. Inspiring.
No they don't.
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@@johnhutcheon2806shut up
It's a better scene than Tsitsipas hitting a ball at his family. LOL (Seriously, though I like Tsitsipas and hope he can hug his dad after winning a tournament down the road).
Very beautiful smile from Shelton
Impressive player fun to watch. Love his forehand style that remind me with Rafa. Hope he will continue
Ben Shelton’s first of many titles to come and soon in the Top 10. Great serving and volleying. He just turned 21 on October 9th and on Monday he’ll be ranked a career high No. 14. Next year I see him joining other youngsters in the Top 5: Alcaraz, Sinner & Rune. Shelton was ranked No. 96 at the end of 2022. Next week in Vienna Shelton will face Sinner in the first round after beating Sinner last week. It doesn’t get any better than that! The winner will probably face Rublev in the semifinals and Medvedev in the final.
Why do you say the winner? Might as well just say Sinner
I stopped reading after he mentioned Rune lol
@@shashank_phoenix Rune has a back injury since Cincinnati Masters. He really should take time off to heal. He has a lot of points to defend so he’ll probably sink in the rankings and not qualify for the ATP Finals.
not so fast bud@@GuineaPig-ix2tr
How do you know that Medvedev will be in final ?
Never seen Karatsev so frustrated before. He looked really out of sorts, not his usual aggressive attacking style. Congrats to Shelton. He deserved it.
I think Shelton is a very bad match-up for Karatsev. Left-handed strong forehand to overpower Karatsev's usually strong backhand. Also, attacking the net does not suit Karatsev at all. He likes to pound from the back court. Karatsev needs to learn to adapt, and play more tactically clever. Perhaps, he should have gone for the Shelton backhand while going to the net more often?
He looked soooo pissed during the post match ceremony lol
@@MrClebophdagree, he should've been more sharp to shelton's backhand, commiting less UE, however it's extremely tough to beat this version of Ben Shelton right now, what a talent!
What a delight it is to watch Shelton play tennis -- when he wins AND when he loses. He seems to take pleasure in playing the game and that jumps off the screen to the point where I cannot wait to watch him in person. As well, he is a gracious winner; yes, he celebrates his wins, but come on, he's not rubbing it in. His deportment when he came to the net was understated and respectful; only after did he really celebrate. And after such a performance, battling for his first ever ATP title at 21 after an amazing season -- I am so proud to call myself a fan. A gentleman already, and a star in the making.
Ben is coming into great form at the perfect time as we head into the end of the year with the AO right around the corner. Gonna have some points to defend from making the quarters this year. There are many tour finals(and hopefully wins) ahead of his career. This guy gets so much unwarranted hate simply because he brings that college bravado to the tour. Y;all are just going to have to get over it! He is so fun to watch
This kid’s athleticism is top tier
Well he has to be.
It’s so refreshing to see a big server that is also an explosive athlete. Haven’t seen that blueprint of player since… Sampras, maybe? Can’t really think of one. Perhaps Feli Lopez in his prime, except he had zero baseline game
@@SJ-di5zuSampras was explosive, but also very stiff. Ben flies around the court.
Congratulations Ben, you did the job. Many more to come, and thanks to your team, love you😍😍
This kid is the real deal! Great things to come.
He just won himself a fan. Honestly one of the cleanest hitters of the ball I have seen in a long time. The whip on that forehand reminds me a lot of Federer, as does his general feel for the game.
Very good observation. I'm also a big fan after this tournament.
Yes, he is my new favorite player. I was impressed how he closed out the match. Played like a seasoned champion. Also great match in the semi finals where he really should have lost to Giron but he found a way to win.
Love Shelton's attitude in this match, playing like a winner and super composed
Une ascension fulgurante, telle a été ton parcours cette année. Bravo Ben, profites et régale toi 🎉😊!
Love to see a new star rise. Congratulations to Ben Shelton. To the first of many more to come.
Very happy for Ben! He played great this whole tournament and it was a deserved win. On another note I’m shocked Karatsev broke his racket. Not often he lets out his emotions.
It's nice to see Shelton doing some serve and volley ! today it made the difference...
They both volleyed to bring each other off the baseline. It made no difference as Shelton won more serve, baseline, & net points across the match. All of the stats favored Shelton. It's in my summary.
@@got2bjosh I agree on the stats, but still fun to see Serve & volley in nowadays game... ;)
I thought this when I first saw him in Australia - Shelton is really, really good. Like future no 1 potential & not necessarily too far around the corner good & great to see him put things together this week. Reminds me of when I watched Alcaraz in Rio 2021 - had been following him for a while but seeing him in that tournament made me think he was GOAT potential.
Shelton not in that category but he's got the leftie advantage with maybe the biggest serve & forehand on tour & a good backhand & good net skills & progressing mentally a lot too now.
Anyway a lot has to go right for a player to achieve masters/slams/no. 1 but I think the skillset is only second to Alcaraz in potential on the tour. Either way thankful to have a player that's so exciting to watch.
Ben really awesome!! I love the way you play!! Derrabe this and more!! Our support from Chile 🇨🇱
Great win! Amazing playing the whole week. (And great video editing here in the finals to include the handshake and trophy celebration!)
❤ love his smile🥰
A star is born. God bless you Shelton. Keep flying.
Exciting Player 👌Karatsev is a Great Player, who didn’t lose a Set on his way to the Final, and Shelton made him lose 2 in a row, in a Kick Ass Fashion! Great to see, oh how I wish I was 23. I’d be a Tennis Star 🎾
Shelton is a great player to watch. Power, attacking game, volleys. Really like him. Great first title for him
love that shelton didn't scream his head off after every point. he won with grace and dignity - his game so big it speaks loud enough for itself. also love his determination to get to the net - rare in today's game. his volleying could be better but that'll come with experience if he keeps going forward.
Screaming and being pumped up doesnt mean he doesnt have grace and dignity. Why are people so butthurt about this
@@NamTran-xc2ip tennis fans are wierdos man
@@NamTran-xc2ip Racism, ignorant bias, bandwagoners, toxic You-Know Who fans, & general historical resistance to any sort of change in tennis. It's all so foolish.
@@NamTran-xc2ip actually it does. pretty much the opposite of dignity is acting like a dumbass caveman. so yeah, you're an idiot.
STFU. Sick of people telling others how to express joy.
Karatsev forgot Shelton is left handed, kept hitting his back hand cross court to Shelton’s forehand and got hammered.
Way to go Ben! Great all court game. Good to see serve and volley mixed in. Congratulations on good tournament.
His smile make me smile looking at him.
Breath of fresh air to American tennis...solid Ben ❤
Congrats Shelton ❤
Super focused and calm, very well done. Congratulations 👏
Congrats to Shelton ! Well Done he Played a Solid Tennis , Well Deserved Victory ! 🎾
Congrats to the man.
Shelton had his name all over that title... Truly and utterly deserved, what a player! I've been watching him closely for a while now and just something about his style and personality is refreshing. Some of the shots he is producing are sick. Have a look at 0:26 i mean what !!! Sheltons Weapons: Serve, Return, Net Play, Fearless, Forehand Winners, Power; He's like a Juggernaut on the Freeway, once he's motoring he's virtually unstoppable... I've said it before he's a future slam winner. If he doesn't win a slam ill eat my hat, and i don't even have a hat!!
Ben Shelton has earned this well and i really like his attitude. He seems to be a super cool nice guy. Looking forward for mor wins.
Congratulation Ben!
Glad to see some serve and volleys for a change
Congratulations Ben .. all the best for you ❤❤❤
Love this Kid. Go USA, finally a contender. ❤️
I think so too. Tiafoe, Fritz, Paul, Korda don't have what it takes to win a Grand Slam. Shelton can do it.
It was due to come. Congratulations to Shelton.
Keep Banging Brother keep banging!
Amazing play. Glad he got this title. ❤❤❤
Muy bueno, la experiencia le da control a sus emociones y teniendo empatía con el rival, eso faltaba... Un títulos de los muchos que vendrán 💪
Ben played smart! So proud of him! Congratulations!🎉🎊🎈🍾
I'm crying!! I'm invested in Ben's success. He's gonna win many, many more! Mark My Words!
There is a new champion in Tokyo😃👏. The competition in the ATP 500 competition on hard courts in Tokyo ended on Sunday😲. For the first time in his career, 21-year-old Ben Shelton won the championship😃💪👍. In the second game, the break was crucial, which the American made in the third game😃. From that moment on, Karatsev's game collapsed like a house of cards.😁
You're trying to say, in the 3rd game of the 2nd set, Shelton converted on his 2nd break point chance. To your other point, Karatsev collapsed mentally in the 5th game of the 2nd set after smashing his racket 5 times. He KNEW Shelton was going to convert on that break point chance & he did. It may be easier to read my summary.
I’ve been waiting for this moment. Well done and well deserved Ben! Where are those no sayer’s now? Keep going. You have what it takes.
It's funny how all three finals this week were won by the 3 most entertaining players on tour.
So happy for him! ❤ Now the sky is the limit. Go Shelton! Bring the best tennis back to the US. 💪
Ben is fun to watch! What an athlete!
Congrats Ben great job 👏 👍 more to come 👏 🎉
Shelton was on fire at the end. Going for his first title and no sign of nerves at all.
Huge congratulations to Ben Shelton for clinching the first ATP title of your career. It was absolutely a brilliant ATP tourney from the beginning till the end. Shelton had a consistent upturn as of the beginning of 2023 season. His participation in AO23 was the presence, reaching the quarter-final round was a part of this evolution. He pursued his this consistency in the upcoming tournaments. For this reason, I had surmised that he was going to gain an ATP tourney.
Well deserved, absolute class performance. Gonna be following tennis a lot more cause of him, hopefully many other Americans follow suit.
Congrats Ben!! Way to go!
What a super talented nice kid. He’s dad is great too
Congratulations, Been Shelton!!!!! You rock!!!!!! おめでとう
Love watching a guy doing what he loves out there 👏
After Laver said Shelton going to win a slam. After these highlights I believe it.
Congrats Shelton. The first of many. 🏆🇺🇸
Congratulations Ben!! Absolutely fabulous work 👏 👌 👍
Shelton's play is energetic and determined, he will have Grand Slams in the future.
US OPEN first. Then Australian. Then Wimbledon. French???? Might take a while.
@@nicholasdemetriades9154.
Certainly, he will have 1 of 4 Grand Slams, wait and see.
That's how you act when you win. Calm cool and collected. Not yelling like some kid. Congrats Ben 📈now it's time to celebrate with a Let's GOOOOO!!!!🎉
Congrats to Ben Shelton for winning your first @atptour title. See what hard work, commitment, resiliency, and focus can do in the court. Play to win not to just make the finals in these tournaments even if they are Grand Slams. Show you abilities to compete with the entire ATPTOUR. Remember it doesn't matter who you play the same goal is there to win. Congrats 🎾🎾
Congrats Shelton, keep dailn' in
Congratulations Ben...Well done....!!! Amazing couple of weeks in Asia. What a net play and running forehands..!!! Almost like Rafa's shots...!!!
His idol is Rafa.he admire Rafa a lot.congrats to him
Happy for Ben, lights out tennis and it's not easy to win against prime Karatsev
What an amazing kid
L'atteggiamento di papà Shelton è meraviglioso, sempre sorridente
ATP has its next star and his name is BIG BEN!!! 💪🏽🏆🇺🇸
You spelled Alcaraz wrong.
Happy for you son.
Many more trophies to win. I have huge belief in you
Tokyo title is the start of his blight career!! Well done Ben!!
I like that the hatred towards Ben is translated into admiration. He has always been determined, passionate, and a nice guy. I'm pleased that he won the title. Keep going, Ben.
The hate towards him was absolutely non sense, such a good kid
The irrational hatred was fueled by toxic You-Know-Who fans, racism, ignorant bias, & bandwagoners. Glad Shelton won. He even changed his victory move.
@@got2bjosh I noticed 😊
レッツゴー！！！！
初めての優勝がここで本当に嬉しい！応援してるぞ！！
Congrats! Shelton seems to make a big improvement after US open. He became a beast now!
Love the father son duo. Congrats Ben!
This young player is the real deal
The future is bright !
Bin Shilton is the real deal, complete player, congrats Bin !!
Well done Ben. Well deserved. 👍
Shelton se viene fuerte.💪💪
¡Campeón!
Karatsev, paciencia...no es la raqueta el problema.
👍👍🇨🇱
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Well done Mr. Shelton!!! Well Done!!!
People will actually struggle with Ben’s style, actually reminds me of Kyrgios when he first came on tour.
Congratulations!