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Easy to say watching but did you notice your opponent's weaknesses during the match? Feels like you could have targetted his bh much much more, you had success almost every time you did either by way of an error or giving you a short ball.

Who won?

Great video.

Really enjoy your videos, shows how brutal it is to even compete at this level. You're doing the right thing by not putting any pressure on yourself. As a few other people have mentioned, key thing for you is adding some variety to your play and spotting your opponents weaknesses and exploiting them - even if it's not pretty you should have been peppering this guys backhand and approaching the net from it as it was just soo weak. All the best,

Short question: where are the Judges at this tournament??

tough one mate, I think you read your match really well, 2nd set a little passive but it's hard to stay aggressive all the time. I would work on your volleys more, get sharper at the net, 2nd serve he was able to get on top of it, work on that. Another thing, maybe some drop shots to mix things up, special when you are dictating.

definitely need to do more with the approach shot, you let him back into the point. the approach was too safe. not saying you need to paint lines but it has to hurt your opponent more.

keep it going

Hey man, a little variety to the game goes a long way, sending a drop shot even a short ball to break trhythm could definitely won you more points. Didn't have to be perfect at this level , he didn't look like he will put the every single short ball away. When your aggressive game is breaking trying to go more aggressive usually harms your own game in my humble opinion.

Pudn4y a right cheat 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Great match man. You mention that you were struggling to put balls away at the net, and I think a large part of that is where you were approaching to. When you were approaching to his backhand you were winning a majority of the points, especially since he was relying on the slice so heavily. If you think about where you put the ball on approach a bit more I think you'll find a lot more net success. Really high level of play though, keep it up.

great vid

Good line calls from pudney.

Unlucky Cam, you played very well in parts of the match. You definitely played your best tennis when you were playing positive, aggressive tennis so this should be your game plan moving forwards. Play to win and play fearless tennis mate and the results will come👊👍👊

Great video, good analysis. It sometimes looks like you don't want to win. You were up in so many points, but due to a tactical mistake, you basically give your opponent the point. Also, work on your passing shots and approach shots (you came a few times to the net with an average approach, even at this level they kill you, imagine in a M15 qualy...). You have enough quality to beat a guy like Pudney 2x 6-2.

Appreciate and like the videos but your getting beat by players that are getting done 1 and 1, by anyone with Atp point. If you can win 3/4 brit tours, g1, g2 and perhaps a g3, you might have a crack at an atp point but at the min its pretty far away as futures qualies are no joke Use Alexis as a bench mark, he walked this tournament with his eyes closed pretty much from the results online

Great vid! Only criticism cam is it feels like we have had this same exact video multiple times. We keep hearing how u plan to get atp points, so we just want to start seeing u execute the plan. It's not a hate comment, just take it as a piece of advise. I like ur channel and will subscribe. Keep it up!

1) Loosen up abit 2) Find space on the approach shot, you only went down the middle with a relatively weak shot 3) Make space from the ball earlier on (Especially when moving back) 4) Get better at building the ball and controlling it to their backhand side 5) When playing defensive topspin on back foot - when you go for topspin you have commit to it, push that ball with nice spin deep... not half topspin half flat. 6) Build the point, dont just hit - slow down abit and let the winner or forced error come more naturally. 7) Need to get better at directional control when playing difficult and easy balls. 8) Move better off the serve, get back fast to make space and have more time to load. 9) Work on the difficult balls.

Same old Pudney always cheating

Nice vid !

Good video. What strings do you both use?

Are we not going to talk an out out that tweener?! What a shot 🔥🔥Good luck in your tournament tomorrow 👍

Thank you Cameron. Please keep it going, you have amazing tennis content.

Great video! Glad you promoted another player to show their potential too! Loving the content recently

Great highlights! Didn’t see too many backhands from Max tho.

Let's see tbis in your next ITF tournaments.

Keep going

Nice Cameron 👍

Wow, amazing stuff, keep going💪

Wow, there’s a clear improvement on your game now from when i started watching your videos. Are you planning on playing some national tournaments to get confidence and readiness up? Anyway congrats on your improvement and I look forward to see your future progress!

You were playing some high level and front foot tennis. Keep it going mate👊

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Hey what is the name of that goals app you use I would love to have something like that for my daily

Nice video Cameron, keep it up 👍

I actually think that was great advice from coach. All the elite players "get strong" not just physically but mentally. It separates the top tier players from the rest with the exception of Rublev. He is a work horse, often considered one hardest worker on tour, but he is not strong mentally. He would win a grand slam if he can get his emotions in check.

Thing is Cameron, right now you got ability. But painful as it may be, ability don’t last. Now that’s a hard mother f&$n fact, but it’s a fact of life your ass is going to have to get realistic about. Tennis is filled to the brim with unrealistic mother f$&@s who thought their ass would age like wine. If you mean it turns to vinegar, it does. If you mean it gets better with age, it don’t. Besides Cameron, how many matches you think you got left. Tennis players don’t have an old timer’s league. You came close but you never made it. And if you were gonna make it, you would have made it by now. Now the day of your next match you might feel a slight sting. That’s pride f&@$n with you. F$&k pride. It only hurts, it never helps. Fight through that shit because a year from now when you’re kicking it in the Caribbean, you’re gonna say Beyondfirstclass was right.

Hopefully you achieve your dream I am always here to support you Love you from India ❤❤❤

Keep doing what you love. Good luck!

And thats why he isnt pro

Super helpful

Keep going Cam! Your working so hard and it is paying off!

I've watched your matches and your training sessions. Practicing taking the ball early is good but that means you have put yourself in a situation so that you can do that. Every time you have a ball a little bit deeper on your backhand you take 2 steps back to hit it. It puts you automatically in a defensive position and you give up to much court space, you're opponent then steps in and finishes the point or at best you are in trouble and have to defend. You should practice moving sideways or even better cut the trajectory of the ball and step in. You strike the ball well, you are fit and you have motivation, keep it up and you'll get your points!

How do i stop thinking about technique jn match and instead focus on strayegy and what am doing with ball?

keep working hard!

Keep going

Nice video 🎾

Good luck! I hope you can be professional tennis player

what a good reflection - I sometimes think, above all the useful and meaningful work we humans usually do, there must be a natural side of us, be it a human or animal one, that must be satisfied (even though we might not immediately know this). Whenever I play tennis, I feel like a little child again, without the hassles and worries of my day to day life, no politics, no heart-breakings involved. I just exist and have the best time chasing a ball and hitting it with my racket. We sometimes need that “useless” things to unwind whenever life gets challenging

Keep up man! you are a great example to a lot of us that are trying to start in tennis at a pro level being older than most players who we see on TV or social media.

You were playing some high level tennis today mate! Just rember to keep it simple...Hit your serve and plus 1 well, return well and move well and you'll be knocking opponents off with ease👊👊 Keep going mate👊