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if only we could have this video without the annoying people behind the camera......

Bro that Out call at 13:16 wasn't out...lol

man it's crazy how hard these guys hit in this angle 😓

I came back to watch again, please attend more tournaments. Your videos are the closest to being there myself.

Guys was there Carlos Alcaraz i think he was there. Please correct me if im wrong. Edit: Nevermind i just looked at the title.

damn....I'm watching two man hitting ball

Such quality highlights! Love the court level view. Thanks for the upload

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This Carlos Alcaraz guy seems pretty good. Maybe he'll win a few slams in the future...

I love watching the handshakes because nowadays everyone has extreme respect and it makes me glad that’s the direction the sport is going in

Exciting points! 👍

WAW! 5:52

That was such a brilliant match!!! Wow!!!

USA! USA! USA!

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Unbelievably lame that they have to play no-ad and a 10 pointer third set. What's next, doubles players will be forced to play fast 4?

You can tell it's four singles players for they don't put their volley's away plus they try and rally too much from the back of the court. Good to watch but a little frustrating at times with the shot selection. Love the tennis in 4K thou

The best game of tennis I have ever seen. Matched each other's energy.

Oh so this was when sinner had the platform style serve before switching back to the pinpoint.

So lucky Medvedev didn’t kick the camera.

I wish he would get a better coach who would understand what he needs to do better on the court, he knows what he needs to do but needs help. What a shame to see his talent wasted.

0:16 この回り込みの滑らかさエグい

10:17

Shapovalov has a lot of firepower... especially that leftie serve

Great recording ❤

Really nice stuff. Great angle and crystal clear. Thanks

The clarity in this footage is incredible. The best I've ever seen. This angle shows how consistently hard and low both players were hitting the ball over the net. Shapo has a very fluid style that's easy on the eye, while Meddy's style seems more erratic, though still very effective and accurate. It seemed to me that Med was hitting most of his forehands with a lot of topspin during the rallies. Was he?

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This camera angle made me absolutely terrified of Carlos's forehand

That was so much fun to watch

amazing match!! fun to watch. thanks!

Man this crowd got my hyped! Awsome people

tennis would be more popular if it were televised at this angle

I’m ticked that there were not more people watching. These players deserve our support as our cheers and jeers make them play with more vigor.

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Yeah, women's tennis is not even close.

Jeezuz. Mac is top tier ex college...but Alcaraz is a beast.

10:05 17:10

Kokkinakis was busier pulling his shorts down than actually playing the match.

Shapos forehand drop shots going way too high

Really shows how tall Meddy is :O

Thanks for 4K60fps highlights from this court position. Looks absolutely stunning on wall-sized screen inside Apple Vision Pro. It almost feels like I'm in the stands watching this. 8K60fps would look even better. I can't believe tennis fans put up with 1080p25fps highlights from official channels.

Yes, amazing amazing , thanks better than watching on t AAA playing really wel, solid . what get at 21:35

Super view

Whos the fan favorite lmao

**Super pro observation from super pro keyboard warrior washed up tennis player bro** Felix might've won here but he's got to clean up his footwork if he wants to go deep consistently. Lot of energy in the feet but he's rarely there early with a stable plant and forward weight transfer. He plays a lot of "just in time" tennis. This puts a lot more pressure on raw athleticism and timing. It also means a lot more "swipey" shots that are very spinny, pretty low traj, and lack penetration. By relying so much on timing he's naturally going to miss more over a tournament/season than Sinner or Djokovic. Because his average shot doesn't deal as much damage he goes completely ham on his forehand, swinging for the fences but that just stresses the timing even more. If you watch, even on his forehand "weapon" his weight is so rarely moving in the direction of his shot. It's neutral at best and he's often flying in a completely different direction (not because he's under insane pressure but because he's used to "just in time" footwork). Often, when he takes a big cut, his weight is neutral at best, just swiping it with more aggression. When he does step in and get full rotation he often misses long, not sure why that is. Seems he isn't really able to flatten out his swing plane and isn't comfortable transferring weight forward. He definitely is a lateral/diagonal type of player. He's so damn talented but it just seems his game is on red-line from the first point. It's a tough change though, his movement patterns are basically permanently baked in his muscle memory at this point. Dimitrov plays similarly, relying on his dynamic athleticism and timing. If we compare his game to Roger's it looks pretty similar but he's definitely not there as early and not as stable as Roger. When he's on, he can make some runs, but it's impossible to sustain. A good counterexample is Juan Martin Del Potro. Similar height, Juan is 2 inches taller, but he's consistently better positioned and is able to convert the kinetic chain into Thorhands. Early setup and longitudinal weight transfer in the direction of the shot is also a lot easier to coordinate, especially under pressure. It doesn't break down. Seems to me like Felix wants to play that way, big serve and smack the forehand. A little more Delpo in Felix's game would do him wonders. But what do I know, Toni Nadal is his coach and I'm just a stranger on the yew-toobs.

These Thanasi shorts though lmao. Reoooorw

머가 빨리 주고받고 끝내고 한세트 넘 빨라 😊

Shapo needs a strategy coach- The best game around, now he needs to play his partners not the damn point

thank you so much for the video.