Hey guys. Unfortunately the ATP media erroneously issued a copyright strike on this video and BLOCKED IT for most of the night. This is absurd given that the entire video is owned by me. Not one second of it has any relation to the ATP. By doing so, they killed the momentum of the video so I’d appreciate if you guys could hit the like button when you watch it that would be awesome. I’m incredibly upset with this and I am hoping it will be resolved soon. Cheers
Wow, I agree this is absurd. As you get more successful on this channel and on the tour, I am sure there will be more headaches to deal with, but let's hope most of it is just challenges from tough opponents and dealing with travelling and not these kinds of nonsense :(
Ha! I saw it as an upcoming video but couldn’t watch at the time. Then later I looked for it and couldn’t find it. Then today here it is again. Now I know why. Great content as always! Thx!
Utterly ridiculous that the ATP would want to reduce the number of people watching these Tournaments, because let's be honest they aren't getting any eyeballs themselves.
Big shout out to Yaro. Hoping a can feature a lot more talented players here on the channel. Tough conditions to play in during this match, probably suited my game a little better. It is part of the game, part of the process. Thank you for watching and make sure you smash that like button, it really helps. And be kind in the comments!
The young dude is amazing. However, your super clean ball striking and overall experience amongst other skills, really outclassed him. Thank you so much for sharing this and looking forward to more! Cheers! M
@MyTennisHQ - Karue, I would appreciate any quick thoughts you have on this. It seemed like once you figured out how to return his (second?) serve, in the 2nd/3rd of his service games, he lost the momentum and you were able to take control.
Karue you are looking ZEN out here man. You look like you're out here happy to play on a casual day. Rock solid mindset man. Clearly you've been putting in the work and it shows.
I've heard you talk about enjoying the day and being happy to be out there. Im not an expert or anything but I think that is the path to follow. Every serve is an opportunity to enjoy, every stroke is an opportunity to enjoy. You only get it once.@@KaruesellHQ
I love this point @ 10:48 , Karue up 5-3 and 30-all. Grinds until he gets a short ball in the middle. What I love about it is the decision-making right there. Playing in sketchy conditions, ball below the net, opponent is starting to struggle a bit. Instead of trying to approach to a corner and risk having the wind grab it, Karue rolls it right down the middle of the court, high-percentage and takes the net. Demin doesn’t have great options, sends the ball back with some air under it and Karue gets a volley winner. Great stuff.
Loved this too. More than 95% of the times I see this situation, they don't go to the middle, even the best of the best. When he did I thought, man, Karue is tactically really really good.
Congratulations on the win! Your fitness is on point to hang with those young guys, while bringing a decade of added experience to the court. This showed in clutch moments. Keep going. It is fun to follow your journey. I believe the top 100 is possible.
Absolutely incorrect. Are they perhaps stronger? More knowledgeable about what their bodies need regarding nutrition and recovery? What training methodologies they respond best to thus increasing efficiency? Wiser in their given sport so as to optimize energy expenditure? Sure. But fitter? Empirically no.
extremely impressive the way you handled conditions and a talented opponent. you have this way of making every sequence look "safe" and high percentage even when you're really going for your shots. it looks like you're just floating out there, then I look at the other guy and he's running wind sprints along the baseline. Beautiful, workmanlike tennis that you make look "easy" even though it obviously is not.
Key difference... the serve. Karue more consistent and accurate. And can stay in the point longer while maintaining more pressure until the youngster makes a mistake. Congrats on solid tennis Karue.
I'm not an expert but I don't like the look of that elbow drop the young lad does after his trophy pose it looks really awkward and appears to interrupt the flow of the stroke. Karue's motion looks far more fluid to me.
Karue is more consistent with everything. Especially his backhand, we see Karue drilling the opponent's backhand which most of the time created an unforced error.
Hey Karue, I really need to say THANK YOU for all your content. I've improved so much with the help of your videos and explanations, it's incredible. What's even more mind-blowing to me is that a few days ago I was able to finally fix the backhand of one of my students. He's been struggling with it for 2 years now and I just couldn't find the reason. Today I told him he should use his dominant hand on the backhand more (left hand because he's leftie) and suddenly his backhand is consistent and powerful..... it's just amazing. Again, thank you!! Cheers from Austria and good luck for your next tournaments!
Few observations: 1) Demin has a really good second kick serve, ball kicking up high and arching. But his serve technique is a bit unorthodox and looks tense and missing too many first serves. But when he makes it, it is strong and dangerous. 2) Demin hits the ball quite a bit late on his forehand. 3) He seems to be a bit more tense than necessary, burning lots of energy. 4) Karue has a more elegant, effortless style, his serve looks so fluid. 5) Karue is the more mature and complete player, which is understandable given he is 30 and Demin only 18.
Love it. Your experience and ability to hit both safe spinny and flatter through the wind really helps. Backhand just better as always. Loved the body kick serves and kick serves to opponents backhand.
Great video, great editing every point minus the gaps between points first time I've seen that. It is astonishing the tennis you guys play.The sheer standard of play plus athleticism is incredible to watch at the ground level which is the best way to watch.
16:40 so well played, perfectly worked and setted on the play... just picked the wrong side in the Smash and the boy nailed it! best point in the match! congrats Karue!
Karue, you are a professional tennis player. You have such high confidence and more than that you are always one step ahead with your fundamental strokes. Even when a player is better than you, I still know you have a high chance of turning that around. Im really excited to see how far you can go because you genuinely have a professional like aroma. Keep going you could be top 100 one day with the hard work.
Your Forehand was Absolutely ATP Top Level. Flat when needed and Precise with a very good Speed. Your Backhand Returns was excellent. Your level raised in Three Months. Even as a Beginner in Tennis i see the Evolution of Physical Uprise and Footwork. Its a Dream to watch for Beginner. Today i played the Yonex Ezone 100. I think i switch from The Pure Drive to Ezone. The Japanese are in the Area of Carbon Frames the Masterclass. I know it because i made Fishing Quality Rods and Japanese is the Reference in Development and New Technical Changes.
Good match! Standout, your return of serve is scary good! Especially considering the conditions! He felt the pressure, no doubt about it! His attitude also impressed me. He stayed positive all the way through.. His backhand was letting him down, too many errors of that wing..
Couldn't have been easy serving in that wind. Good to see you playing solid with high first serve %. Kid definitely had a wicked kick just a few too many errors going for big shots. Fun match.
Very solid tennis from Sell! Tough to compete when the wind is that strong, but it came down to the same exact bottom line (as always); whoever makes less unforced errors, wins.
Was a tightly contested match for sure, great effort on both sides. Demin has a pretty good serve and forehand. Hes definitely got potential, that being said... you rocked it Karue! 🙌 and wtf ATP, go away.
Great work love how relaxed you were in this match. Your strokes are so smooth and I love the little rock back on your serve. Keep it up brotha top 100 here we come 😎
Karue out here with the Djokovic-like mentality, insane performance, prime example of how to use your weapons effectively without compromising form, TOP 200 soon! LETS GOOO!
Congrats man, a solid performance in less than favourable conditions. You really made him pay every time you had an opportunity to move inside the baseline. Felicidades on the new sponsor! ;)
I had a similar experience a couple of times, The trick is to not let them into the match at all if you can. You looked a bit edgy and inconsistent, thank goodness for your serve and solid Bh. Keep going man, you are doing the oldies proud.
As much as wind sucks to play in, it does make for fascinating tennis to watch when it's between two pro players, who can make such quick small adjustments with their footwork, balance and shots to keep their control very high.
Solid win Karue! Also learning a lot from you for my own game. Goes to show that I don’t need to hit super powerful shots to win a match! Keep it up bro!
Well done Karue! Kept it simple in the wind--served better, returned better, and pinned him on that backhand side winning those points more often than not. Looks like he prefers to mix in slice (which kept going into the net) rather than going line on the backhand. Love that you're always looking to get to the net too. Hoping to catch a match in Cali this year :)
Karue played smart and clean tennis. His opponent had a dismal 1st serve percentage which contributed to him feeling a lot more pressure and he tightened up noticeably....
Good win. I wanna say you had less broken service games than Yaro did. There's also the double faults and the variety of the second serves certainly added another dimension to consider. Looks like your work with Andrew is adding to your game and yielding positive results.
Not to take anything away from Karue, but there is something wrong with this picture when the number one ranked junior in the world loses 4 and 2 in the first round of a 25K event
Also shows there are potential differences between juniors and ATP. Maybe the kid was also having an off day, it happens. Either way, talented no less and karue has worked and earned it every step. Kudos to both players!
bit of a rough start - solid performance overall. i found his bh much stronger than his fh, shanked a lot on the fh and ran around his in my opinion stronger bh side a lot. although you could pressure him at his bh wing to open up the court in the end - well done
consistent is difference from stronger, his forehead is much more of a weapon, nerves anything could have been the reason he wasn't able to perhaps dictate as much as he wanted
How could Demin become a ITF junior No.1 when he didn't win any of the junior slams? Demin's highest ATP ranking is No.1151, while the 2023 French Open junior champion Dino Prizmic, US Open junior champion Joao Fonseca, Australian Open junior champion Alex Blockx, Wimbledon junior champion Henry Searle, reached ATP ranking 155, 343, 351, 868, respectively. Clearly those junior slam winners are far better than Demin, then and now. It seems that the ITF ranking is kind of messed up. The ITF also created something called "World Tennis Number", which is supposed to allow people to find competition with similar skill levels. But a USTA 3.5 player who wins consistently at the 3.5 level could have WTN similar to 4.5 players, which makes no sense. I suspect that the ITF ranking may have similar drawbacks, that it rewards consistent wins without properly account for the level of the opponents or the level of the tournaments.
good playing! save your best tennis for the tougher players, I take it its the first round. that was a good warm up match for you! best of luck.... please keep posting, fun to watch......
Haha infelizmente fazer video em português não iria bem no canal. Se alguém um dia quiser fazer algum tipo de entrevista ou podcast seria melhor. Tênis no Brasil me esqueceu hahah
Congrats, Yarsolav is a good junior. He seemed to be a bit impatient sometimes, trying to end the points earlier because you kept getting the balls back and pressuring him. His first serve percentage seemed low too, maybe the weather conditions were a factor.
Great variety on the serve. It looked like he had trouble on everything going down the T. Did you recognize that in the match and go T on your serve on the big points?
Thats right Homes im nonwhere compared tk youre skills however I started playing barely at 37 Since September and people consider me a quick learner they say and a i kick mostly everyones @$$ in my local parks and Courts my serve sucks since i have not been properly trained i dont care. I fell in love with the sport and have since started training my kids and volunteering my time with well taught coachs to give my kids this awesome sport a chance imma keep following youre journey Homie keep us posted Saludos from San Diego...
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Hey guys. Unfortunately the ATP media erroneously issued a copyright strike on this video and BLOCKED IT for most of the night. This is absurd given that the entire video is owned by me. Not one second of it has any relation to the ATP. By doing so, they killed the momentum of the video so I’d appreciate if you guys could hit the like button when you watch it that would be awesome. I’m incredibly upset with this and I am hoping it will be resolved soon. Cheers
ATP wishes they could pull these numbers😂 Hell of a match man
Wow, I agree this is absurd. As you get more successful on this channel and on the tour, I am sure there will be more headaches to deal with, but let's hope most of it is just challenges from tough opponents and dealing with travelling and not these kinds of nonsense :(
Wow that's ridiculous! I think they owe you at least a couple of challenger wild cards as compensation! Never mind the fact that it's an ITF event...
Ha! I saw it as an upcoming video but couldn’t watch at the time. Then later I looked for it and couldn’t find it. Then today here it is again. Now I know why. Great content as always! Thx!
Utterly ridiculous that the ATP would want to reduce the number of people watching these Tournaments, because let's be honest they aren't getting any eyeballs themselves.
Big shout out to Yaro. Hoping a can feature a lot more talented players here on the channel. Tough conditions to play in during this match, probably suited my game a little better. It is part of the game, part of the process. Thank you for watching and make sure you smash that like button, it really helps. And be kind in the comments!
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The young dude is amazing. However, your super clean ball striking and overall experience amongst other skills, really outclassed him.
Thank you so much for sharing this and looking forward to more!
Cheers!
M
@MyTennisHQ - Karue, I would appreciate any quick thoughts you have on this. It seemed like once you figured out how to return his (second?) serve, in the 2nd/3rd of his service games, he lost the momentum and you were able to take control.
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Karue you are looking ZEN out here man. You look like you're out here happy to play on a casual day. Rock solid mindset man. Clearly you've been putting in the work and it shows.
hahah good thing you didn’t see me play the following week. Not zen at all hahah but if I can put together a few zen weeks mentally, I will do well!
I've heard you talk about enjoying the day and being happy to be out there. Im not an expert or anything but I think that is the path to follow. Every serve is an opportunity to enjoy, every stroke is an opportunity to enjoy. You only get it once.@@KaruesellHQ
I love this point @ 10:48 , Karue up 5-3 and 30-all. Grinds until he gets a short ball in the middle. What I love about it is the decision-making right there. Playing in sketchy conditions, ball below the net, opponent is starting to struggle a bit. Instead of trying to approach to a corner and risk having the wind grab it, Karue rolls it right down the middle of the court, high-percentage and takes the net. Demin doesn’t have great options, sends the ball back with some air under it and Karue gets a volley winner. Great stuff.
Loved this too. More than 95% of the times I see this situation, they don't go to the middle, even the best of the best. When he did I thought, man, Karue is tactically really really good.
Agreed. Opponent had not much angles to work with when Karue hit that approach. Good play.
Good analysis!! It’s easy to forget that aiming at the middle can be the best choice in many situations.
Congratulations on the win! Your fitness is on point to hang with those young guys, while bringing a decade of added experience to the court. This showed in clutch moments. Keep going. It is fun to follow your journey. I believe the top 100 is possible.
Karue's fitness is impressive, but most pro athletes are fitter at age 30 than they are at age 18.
Absolutely incorrect. Are they perhaps stronger? More knowledgeable about what their bodies need regarding nutrition and recovery? What training methodologies they respond best to thus increasing efficiency? Wiser in their given sport so as to optimize energy expenditure? Sure. But fitter? Empirically no.
extremely impressive the way you handled conditions and a talented opponent. you have this way of making every sequence look "safe" and high percentage even when you're really going for your shots. it looks like you're just floating out there, then I look at the other guy and he's running wind sprints along the baseline. Beautiful, workmanlike tennis that you make look "easy" even though it obviously is not.
Key difference... the serve. Karue more consistent and accurate. And can stay in the point longer while maintaining more pressure until the youngster makes a mistake. Congrats on solid tennis Karue.
Bs key is karue is more mature
@@Bambotb So is a 50 yr old.
I'm not an expert but I don't like the look of that elbow drop the young lad does after his trophy pose it looks really awkward and appears to interrupt the flow of the stroke. Karue's motion looks far more fluid to me.
@@desy2478 Yeah, the serve is the most difficult stroke in tennis and the most important per Boris Becker. The youngster will clean it up eventually.
Karue is more consistent with everything. Especially his backhand, we see Karue drilling the opponent's backhand which most of the time created an unforced error.
Mate ur so chill and confident. Master of your craft!
Hey Karue, I really need to say THANK YOU for all your content. I've improved so much with the help of your videos and explanations, it's incredible. What's even more mind-blowing to me is that a few days ago I was able to finally fix the backhand of one of my students. He's been struggling with it for 2 years now and I just couldn't find the reason. Today I told him he should use his dominant hand on the backhand more (left hand because he's leftie) and suddenly his backhand is consistent and powerful..... it's just amazing. Again, thank you!!
Cheers from Austria and good luck for your next tournaments!
Hello Michael! First of all, YES ON THE BACKHAND HAHAH I love hearing that my (controversial) tip is helping. Happy to know the videos are helping!
Wind prevented both from usual form BUT level of No1 Junior 18 yo and lower ranked ATP Pro is MASSIVE. Mind the GAP kids, its another world.
Few observations: 1) Demin has a really good second kick serve, ball kicking up high and arching. But his serve technique is a bit unorthodox and looks tense and missing too many first serves. But when he makes it, it is strong and dangerous. 2) Demin hits the ball quite a bit late on his forehand. 3) He seems to be a bit more tense than necessary, burning lots of energy. 4) Karue has a more elegant, effortless style, his serve looks so fluid. 5) Karue is the more mature and complete player, which is understandable given he is 30 and Demin only 18.
its called nerves
@@MostLikedComment123 exactly. Demin was very nervous. Probably because he knew that thousands will watch his game with Karue
@@Stu49583 I doubt it, more like he spent thousands to participate in this tournament and if he gets first rounded it will be for naught
Love it. Your experience and ability to hit both safe spinny and flatter through the wind really helps. Backhand just better as always. Loved the body kick serves and kick serves to opponents backhand.
Great video, great editing every point minus the gaps between points first time I've seen that. It is astonishing the tennis you guys play.The sheer standard of play plus athleticism is incredible to watch at the ground level which is the best way to watch.
16:40 so well played, perfectly worked and setted on the play... just picked the wrong side in the Smash and the boy nailed it! best point in the match! congrats Karue!
It’s super inspirational to see your return to the tour! It inspires me, even as a UTR ~7, to up my game every time I play!
Karue, you are a professional tennis player. You have such high confidence and more than that you are always one step ahead with your fundamental strokes. Even when a player is better than you, I still know you have a high chance of turning that around. Im really excited to see how far you can go because you genuinely have a professional like aroma. Keep going you could be top 100 one day with the hard work.
Your Forehand was Absolutely ATP Top Level. Flat when needed and Precise with a very good Speed. Your Backhand Returns was excellent. Your level raised in Three Months. Even as a Beginner in Tennis i see the Evolution of Physical Uprise and Footwork. Its a Dream to watch for Beginner. Today i played the Yonex Ezone 100. I think i switch from The Pure Drive to Ezone. The Japanese are in the Area of Carbon Frames the Masterclass. I know it because i made Fishing Quality Rods and Japanese is the Reference in Development and New Technical Changes.
Good match! Standout, your return of serve is scary good! Especially considering the conditions! He felt the pressure, no doubt about it! His attitude also impressed me. He stayed positive all the way through..
His backhand was letting him down, too many errors of that wing..
Karue, you are such a precise and deliberate player. A winning combination. I see you beating most of your opponents. Good luck.
You looked so relaxed and free out there!! Congrats man!!
Couldn't have been easy serving in that wind. Good to see you playing solid with high first serve %. Kid definitely had a wicked kick just a few too many errors going for big shots. Fun match.
The work you are putting in AND the results you are achieving are inspiring! Continued success! 😊
great video, thank you for letting us be a part of it :)
Yes, I started watching the video, then paused it to watch the rest a few hours later and then it was completely off RUclips! ATP-Mafia.-
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Really love Karue’s service return! If I could get my high school team to return like that, we’d be much tougher! Keep going man!
He made a great instructional video on returning. It’s the best one I’ve ever seen. Plus, you feel like the boss knowing you are learning it from him.
Great game, I love your controlled, relaxed play style. Similar to the fed in that sense.
Very solid tennis from Sell! Tough to compete when the wind is that strong, but it came down to the same exact bottom line (as always); whoever makes less unforced errors, wins.
Way to work the backhand. Great body serves. Really good down the line. Nice job.
I’m surprised that no one talk about that shot from demin at 17:07
Was a tightly contested match for sure, great effort on both sides. Demin has a pretty good serve and forehand. Hes definitely got potential, that being said... you rocked it Karue! 🙌 and wtf ATP, go away.
Intelligent and patient play under this windy conditions.
Business-like win.
Business-like picture.
Business-like comment
That wind really looked tough to deal with in this match! Great way to tough it out for the W!
Great work love how relaxed you were in this match.
Your strokes are so smooth and I love the little rock back on your serve. Keep it up brotha top 100 here we come 😎
Just subscribed. Man, Karue has some of the best fundamentals. He seems so at ease out there. Impressive win.
Karue out here with the Djokovic-like mentality, insane performance, prime example of how to use your weapons effectively without compromising form, TOP 200 soon! LETS GOOO!
Congrats man, a solid performance in less than favourable conditions. You really made him pay every time you had an opportunity to move inside the baseline. Felicidades on the new sponsor! ;)
congrats.. your play looks effortless.. lots to learn from you...
Experience pays off. Less unforced errors. Nice win!
I had a similar experience a couple of times, The trick is to not let them into the match at all if you can. You looked a bit edgy and inconsistent, thank goodness for your serve and solid Bh. Keep going man, you are doing the oldies proud.
Very nice, always a pleasure to watch your videos, especially matches or tournaments 🎉❤
As much as wind sucks to play in, it does make for fascinating tennis to watch when it's between two pro players, who can make such quick small adjustments with their footwork, balance and shots to keep their control very high.
really nice serving. had him guessing most of the time and he never was able to attack your seconds. your serves are very well disguised and balanced.
Im just enjoying watching you play here on RUclips until i start seeing you play on ESPN. Congrats on an amazing and tough win!! 💪🏼💪🏼
Love how Karue just keeps to himself when he wins points and doesn't do the whole annoying 'CMON' every point.
Those people are the worst. He is way above that.
I do a come on to myself when I lose a point 😁
Grande Karue, jogou bem demais! Logo logo está top 100 atp. Abs
Karue, Great Playing! Way to put your foot on the gas and accelerate through the second set after you won the first set. Really nice!
The fitness training is paying off. super solid in unforgiving conditions. great W!!
Solid win Karue! Also learning a lot from you for my own game. Goes to show that I don’t need to hit super powerful shots to win a match! Keep it up bro!
Well done Karue! Kept it simple in the wind--served better, returned better, and pinned him on that backhand side winning those points more often than not. Looks like he prefers to mix in slice (which kept going into the net) rather than going line on the backhand. Love that you're always looking to get to the net too. Hoping to catch a match in Cali this year :)
Well done Karue - I like your fluid serving action. Keep going!
Great job hammering his backhand. Pretty exposed on that side.
Age and guile prevails, love it!
Karue played smart and clean tennis. His opponent had a dismal 1st serve percentage which contributed to him feeling a lot more pressure and he tightened up noticeably....
Clutch serving to close out that 1st set. Great match!
Good win. I wanna say you had less broken service games than Yaro did. There's also the double faults and the variety of the second serves certainly added another dimension to consider. Looks like your work with Andrew is adding to your game and yielding positive results.
Good content. You looked so relaxed while the other guy tried too hard and beat himself. Good job!
Thanks
great name. Good to see another wizard from the 90's unix wars. So many good people lost.
To me, shot selection was the big difference in this match. Karue was very much Liam Neeson in Taken - methodical.
Each video, you bring a new lesson forward. Thank you. Playing like a hungry shark out there!
Great effort Karue!
Lookin' real good, Karue. Your mental strength showed through and boy, that young man looked like he was going to beat you at first.
It's clear that this kid is super talented, but Kirkland Fed™ was locked in on this one. Great relentless pressure on this match!
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This is a fair fight age wise, a player at the start of his career vs. Karue around a typical end point for a career.
10:48 YEEEEPIIIII!!!!
Hope you will play against the 15 year old dutch talent Thijs Boogaart this year. He got a wc to play qualies in Rotterdam a few week ago.
Congrats! You played close to where I live, in Cadiz, Spain. I wish I knew! 😅
Great match. Top notch returns by Karue. Go Bruins
Not to take anything away from Karue, but there is something wrong with this picture when the number one ranked junior in the world loses 4 and 2 in the first round of a 25K event
Also shows there are potential differences between juniors and ATP. Maybe the kid was also having an off day, it happens. Either way, talented no less and karue has worked and earned it every step. Kudos to both players!
All the best Karue. I have been watching your videos as you started. I hope you get to the main draw of a slam!
just gonna put this on repeat today at work.
THANK YOU!
bit of a rough start - solid performance overall.
i found his bh much stronger than his fh, shanked a lot on the fh and ran around his in my opinion stronger bh side a lot. although you could pressure him at his bh wing to open up the court in the end - well done
His forehand is a lot stronger than his backhand
consistent is difference from stronger, his forehead is much more of a weapon, nerves anything could have been the reason he wasn't able to perhaps dictate as much as he wanted
Great match in difficult conditions. Well done.
How could Demin become a ITF junior No.1 when he didn't win any of the junior slams? Demin's highest ATP ranking is No.1151, while the 2023 French Open junior champion Dino Prizmic, US Open junior champion Joao Fonseca, Australian Open junior champion Alex Blockx, Wimbledon junior champion Henry Searle, reached ATP ranking 155, 343, 351, 868, respectively. Clearly those junior slam winners are far better than Demin, then and now. It seems that the ITF ranking is kind of messed up. The ITF also created something called "World Tennis Number", which is supposed to allow people to find competition with similar skill levels. But a USTA 3.5 player who wins consistently at the 3.5 level could have WTN similar to 4.5 players, which makes no sense. I suspect that the ITF ranking may have similar drawbacks, that it rewards consistent wins without properly account for the level of the opponents or the level of the tournaments.
man congrats on getting the win after an error filled first two games!
Great video! Regards / Jonas, CEO of ATP Media
Thanks for your amazing content !
Congrats!!!
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congrats on the win!
At times your relaxed footing reminds me of Fognini
good playing! save your best tennis for the tougher players, I take it its the first round. that was a good warm up match for you! best of luck.... please keep posting, fun to watch......
Hey, Karue! Big fan from brazil. Would love to watch a video where u tell us a little bit of what city ur from and how u ended up in the us. Abraços!
Pois é. Imagina um vlog dele em portugal falando português.
Haha infelizmente fazer video em português não iria bem no canal. Se alguém um dia quiser fazer algum tipo de entrevista ou podcast seria melhor. Tênis no Brasil me esqueceu hahah
Was hoping for another racket smash lol. He stands up a lot on his forehand.
Nicely done Karue! I'm curious to know how do you feel like your game has adjusted and/or improved since you've restarted your journey back on tour?
Congrats, Yarsolav is a good junior. He seemed to be a bit impatient sometimes, trying to end the points earlier because you kept getting the balls back and pressuring him. His first serve percentage seemed low too, maybe the weather conditions were a factor.
Conditions were definitely a factor. Suits my game a little more than people with lots of power
Great variety on the serve. It looked like he had trouble on everything going down the T. Did you recognize that in the match and go T on your serve on the big points?
Thats right Homes im nonwhere compared tk youre skills however I started playing barely at 37 Since September and people consider me a quick learner they say and a i kick mostly everyones @$$ in my local parks and Courts my serve sucks since i have not been properly trained i dont care. I fell in love with the sport and have since started training my kids and volunteering my time with well taught coachs to give my kids this awesome sport a chance imma keep following youre journey Homie keep us posted Saludos from San Diego...
your dicipline to not hit a slice on a low short ish ball on the backhand is remarkable
fascinating matchup 30yr old 666 vs one top 18 year old in world I would have bet on the 18yr old 30 too consistent Well done
Hi Karue.. is there a reason why u lift up your right leg slightly ( like a mini kickback) during your serve motion ?
Nice match !! Looking good
Denin is playing wild. Just dumping mid court balls in the net and missing mid court forehands a foot long.
Felix from tennis brothers and Karue from my tennis HQ playing double together in M25 Calabassas?
Nice!
Keep 'em coming
10:13 Karue self preservation intuition cannot be taught 🤣
lol I deserved to be hit after that shit dropper
Just curious, what type of balls do you guys hit with in these tournaments?
different balls almost every tournament which is stupid
@ 0:54 that last forehand before the warmup footage cuts off tho 🤣
I missed it on purpose actually so we would put a new ball in play hahah otherwise we’d just use one and they would be too different
@@KaruesellHQ I think you and all of us knew you were going to win anyway so you wanted to get the warm-up over with 😉
Great match! How do you decide what tournaments your gonna play? Id love to see you in some in Barcelona
Damn, well done. Nice win on a windy day.