@@VCRider They commented under the short highlight video of the final that, they are not allowed to upload longer highlights until don’t get permission.
It's weird these extended highlights take 1 week to make when there is no shortage of people online capable and willing to make extended match highlights in less than 6 hours after each match
Maybe I'm alone on this, but Medved's game reminds me of Bjorn Borg's a little bit. Obviously different body types, but the backhand two-hander has that similar hitch and the way he stands way back behind the baseline on the return. Even the way he covers the court in spite of his height. But yeah, I realize that Medved's not a clay court player. He just gives me some Borg vibes.
don't see the Bjorn comparison, if anything he is in many ways a better Andy Murray. Both super defensive baseliners very hard to hit through, Daniil has the more reliable and stronger serve and forehand, maybe backhands are even.. Bjorn backhand looks like Ferrer/Youzhny anyways and his play style much more similar to say Federer, baseliner with all round game and came into net on faster surfaces.
@@kenkozawa9810 Borg's backhand looks nothing like Ferrer or Youzhny. Misha hit a fluid one-hander. Borg was a very unique player and there is no one else in history who is truly like him. Not Federer either. But some aspects of Medvedev's game remind me of him.
@@JD-jc8gp first off, yes go look back at Ferrer's backhand, quite often he took one hand off his racket during the end of his swing. Lot closer to him and Youzhny than Daniil, otherwise clean your glasses. And yo we are talking about playing styles here. Bjorn is not that unique in today's game. He was unique in his era, yes, but his patient baseline driven game with net play adjusted for the surface was eclipsed by Lendl and Federer.
Феликс был молодцом, но 2 сет надломил его, когда Даня смог вылезти из игровой ямы. У сетки канадец очень хорош, так что возможно это будущий победитель Уимблдона...все предпосылки у Феликса есть.
FAA just plays so much worse in pressure situations. Hopefully he keeps improving; he's come a long way already this year, much credit to Uncle Toni I imagine
So basically Djokovic played at Augers level if you compare his final to this game? Not trying to take anything away from Medvedevs hard work but Djokovic could have done much better.
Didn’t Djokovic have a long hard match the day before while Medvedev got a rest day?... it’s psychological too getting a rest day to re focus on a new opponent. Big advantage to the rested. It happens a lot. They ought to try avoid such unfairness, especially when it is so important match.
@@RaphaelBas1995 curious... it seems to be a time zone issue.. sorry I was misled .. even by google which says Medvedev played Friday while Djokovic played Saturday and the final was Sunday. It seems Djokovic played at night which is later and next day in GMT or something which is not so bad as I imagined. But still Djokovic match was a bit closer. But perhaps more important was Djokovic played a grueling 5 setter against top player Zverev while Medvedev got away with a 3 setter. I think Medvedev high number of aces also gave Djokovic little time to get his mind around the challenge?
he didn't had the easiest draw, it's only because Ruud scwharzmann rublev and tsitsiphone didn't manage to win... otherwise his draw would have been more difficult than Djokovic's
Djokovic's draw was only difficult because the two seeds that were supposed to reach the quarters and semis actually did. Before that he had a qualifier, a guy ranked below 100, a guy he beat 17 times before, and then an American wildcard without a serve. He lost the opening set to three of these guys.
Shameless djokovic fan making excuses. Medvedev beat him like a drum so he become worst version. Before that match he was a warrior who takes players legs. blah blah
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Daniil's game looks so simple, it's a rare sign of genius!
It works for him, so there's no need to overcomplicate it.
really happy they are regularly doing these extended highlights now
After the tournament lol
@@VCRider better late than never
@@finnd3mpster203 better the day after, then later....if someone's getting payed imo
@@VCRider making valid points😂
@@VCRider They commented under the short highlight video of the final that, they are not allowed to upload longer highlights until don’t get permission.
Medvedev played like a champ in this match especially in the second set being 2-5 down and winning the set by 7-5 was amazing..
This match was better than final in the hindsight
Wow....the 2nd set was just wow...wht a comeback from Meddy..
13:55 Simply amazing 💪
Medvedev is a sharp shooter with his flat shots from so far behind the base line
Medvedev hasn't played a single tiebreak at this US Open. Unreal.
Pleasure to watch these world-class players compete!!
Daniil Medvedev was simply unstoppable at the US Open 2021. He was the best player in the world.
It's weird these extended highlights take 1 week to make when there is no shortage of people online capable and willing to make extended match highlights in less than 6 hours after each match
They aren't allowed to release them until after the tournament because of contracts with tv broadcasters and streaming sites.
@@orjyazm Yes, only the rich have monopoly over highlights- if you want full highlights, you need to pay for it, nothing is free for the poor!
Maybe I'm alone on this, but Medved's game reminds me of Bjorn Borg's a little bit. Obviously different body types, but the backhand two-hander has that similar hitch and the way he stands way back behind the baseline on the return. Even the way he covers the court in spite of his height. But yeah, I realize that Medved's not a clay court player. He just gives me some Borg vibes.
not really about the subject but is crazy to think Borg was so dominant in both clay and grass
don't see the Bjorn comparison, if anything he is in many ways a better Andy Murray. Both super defensive baseliners very hard to hit through, Daniil has the more reliable and stronger serve and forehand, maybe backhands are even.. Bjorn backhand looks like Ferrer/Youzhny anyways and his play style much more similar to say Federer, baseliner with all round game and came into net on faster surfaces.
@@kenkozawa9810 Borg's backhand looks nothing like Ferrer or Youzhny. Misha hit a fluid one-hander. Borg was a very unique player and there is no one else in history who is truly like him. Not Federer either. But some aspects of Medvedev's game remind me of him.
@@JD-jc8gp first off, yes go look back at Ferrer's backhand, quite often he took one hand off his racket during the end of his swing. Lot closer to him and Youzhny than Daniil, otherwise clean your glasses. And yo we are talking about playing styles here. Bjorn is not that unique in today's game. He was unique in his era, yes, but his patient baseline driven game with net play adjusted for the surface was eclipsed by Lendl and Federer.
@@kenkozawa9810 Ken, I don't see it but if you do then that's ok with me.
Yo it's Alcaraz vs Tsitsipas that we asked for first pleaaase
Daniil is AMAZING!!!! Brilliant win! Love Daniil!
Can we please have Tsitsipas-Murray extended. One of the best matches of the tournament
They have it. I watched it earlier.
Upload the highlights of Nole vs zverev that match was the best of this USO
Medvedev committed spectacular "qualicide" (qualifier homicide) in this match.
Great match from Medvedev!
Medvedev played well , the Canadian guy had no game plan .
The "Canadian guy" has got a name you know: Felix Auger-Aliassime.
I think that Canadian guy has a name and he definitely had a plan which didn't work but m not sure
Alliasime had a game plan, Medvedev just deconstructed him
His name is Auger- Aliiassime, miss dumbo.
@@ig6894 sounds more like surname i guess
めちゃくちゃいい試合。どっちもキレキレすぎ
I want Medvedev vs djoko at aussie open !!!!!!
Need the djokovic vs zverev extended highlights. Do they only do extended highlights for the gs winners?
nah they need time to edit and upload them i reckon
Match is over after second set..third set is just a formality
5:10 Felix actually tried to catch that one from behind
Can we have Đoković - Zverev extended highlights?
13:53 лучший прием Медведева
dont spoiler with the front page
Medvedev is really skillful and it is fun to watch. Unlike angry Djokovic.
Феликс был молодцом, но 2 сет надломил его, когда Даня смог вылезти из игровой ямы. У сетки канадец очень хорош, так что возможно это будущий победитель Уимблдона...все предпосылки у Феликса есть.
What a shame Felix couldn't hold his serve and close out the 2nd set. Props to Medvedev.
Auger needs to figure out how to beat this man. He has many videos to watch.
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Auger Aliassime is such a one dimensional player
In comparison to Med, yes. But Med has enormous intelligence when it comes to making decision.
@italkcrab
Felix needs strategy, and I'm not sure if Toni Nadal is the right person for it
@@yiv1672 If Med has enormous intelligence how come this was his first grand slam, did he get smart over night.
@@ig6894 Smartness is one thing,
Execution is another.
Felix has brut power.
Auger Aliassime - loads of talent, great physique for tennis, strong and quick but absolutely brainless.
Just like Djokovic since the outcomes of their matches were similar right?
That is what he has got Uncle Toni for and it already helped tremendously.
@@tascolino538 this rarely happens to Djokovic - this is a frequent occurrence with regards to Felix but nice try.
Well then would you care to enlighten us what his game plan should be?
And you are genius?.
FAA just plays so much worse in pressure situations. Hopefully he keeps improving; he's come a long way already this year, much credit to Uncle Toni I imagine
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So basically Djokovic played at Augers level if you compare his final to this game? Not trying to take anything away from Medvedevs hard work but Djokovic could have done much better.
Didn’t Djokovic have a long hard match the day before while Medvedev got a rest day?... it’s psychological too getting a rest day to re focus on a new opponent. Big advantage to the rested. It happens a lot. They ought to try avoid such unfairness, especially when it is so important match.
Vanad Zanchalapa better than Novka
He atleast one a set 🤣👍
@@blancaroca8786 Hes done that before and won hasn't he?
@@blancaroca8786 They both played their semifinals on the same day. Medvedev was just much more efficient in winning.
@@RaphaelBas1995 curious... it seems to be a time zone issue.. sorry I was misled .. even by google which says Medvedev played Friday while Djokovic played Saturday and the final was Sunday. It seems Djokovic played at night which is later and next day in GMT or something which is not so bad as I imagined. But still Djokovic match was a bit closer. But perhaps more important was Djokovic played a grueling 5 setter against top player Zverev while Medvedev got away with a 3 setter. I think Medvedev high number of aces also gave Djokovic little time to get his mind around the challenge?
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US Open Tennis Championships? US Open Tennis Championships.
Luckiest Grand Slam champ ever. He had no opponents until the final, and there he was lucky to play against the worst version of Djokovic.
he didn't had the easiest draw, it's only because Ruud scwharzmann rublev and tsitsiphone didn't manage to win... otherwise his draw would have been more difficult than Djokovic's
Djokovic's draw was only difficult because the two seeds that were supposed to reach the quarters and semis actually did. Before that he had a qualifier, a guy ranked below 100, a guy he beat 17 times before, and then an American wildcard without a serve. He lost the opening set to three of these guys.
@Tennis Expert
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Shameless djokovic fan making excuses. Medvedev beat him like a drum so he become worst version. Before that match he was a warrior who takes players legs. blah blah
He crushed everyone the entire tournament including Djokovic in the final and you call it lucky?