4 Reasons Why Novak Djokovic Beat Jannik Sinner | 2023 Nitto Finals Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2024
- In this video Jason Frausto the four things that Novak Djokovic did to beat Jannik Sinner in the 2023 Nitto ATP Tour World Finals
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Two more reasons….
A Tesla brain and Serbian balls
You are wright!
I’m not even Serbian but this comment gets pinned for sure! LOL
-Jason Frausto
😅. that too.. but he had also a stomach virus at Paris he said & I say still recovering first 4 games of ATP. no running after balls.etc. it takes a Serbian with Tesla brain to still win championships when sick.‼️
Nice analysis as always. There is only one reason though. When Novak plays at his best level (and this was 2019 AO crushing of Nadal level) there is nobody on the planet (or likely ever) who can come close. He was serving like Isner and hitting forehands like a video game. There was nothing Sinner could do How does someone increase their MPH 10 and hit less UFAs? Amazing.
Didn't Djokovic play "at his best level" when he lost the final in Wimbledon 2023? He did. He played at his best level. But it wasn't enough to beat Alcaraz at his best. Novak "at his best level" doesn't have more quality than Federer Nadal or Alcaraz "at their best level". He has won more titles than every other player just because he's got more athletic quality and can keep his best shape during the most important and stressing competitions.
@@carloartificialintelligence 💀Ok buddy. If I try to disprove what you're saying, I'm a toxic Djokovic fan. If I say nothing, I have nothing to back up my claims. And stupidest of all, I'm supposedly playing victim by speaking the truth. Nonetheless, I will say what I want and take it as you will.
First of all, Djokovic didn't play a single lead up tournament during the grass season ahead of Wimbledon, so clearly it wasn't his peak level. Also he's 36, he's well beyond his peak level. Second of all, Alcaraz at his best level beats Djokovic in 5 sets while Djokovic at peak level beats Alcaraz 6-2 6-3. Literally happened 2 days ago. Also saying that he's only won because of athletic quality and mental strength doesn't even make sense. Isn't that Nadal's entire persona as well? And same can be said about Federer. Only won 20 grand slams because of talent.
@@carloartificialintelligenceDjokovic hit top level at this tournament not Wimbledon.
@@carloartificialintelligence Novaks peak is vastly superior to both roger and Rafa ..look at the records
Top 25 major records
1 Total Titles. 250-2000 109 Connors
2. Big Titles 1000-2000 71 Novak
3 Grand Slam Titles 2000 24 Novak
4 ATP Finals Titles. 1500. 7 Novak
5 Masters Titles. 1000 40 Novak
6. Grand Slams. 1 Novak
7 Golden Masters. 2. Novak
8 Supreme 14, Majors,YEC, Masters. 14 Novak
9 ATP Years #1. 8 Novak
10 ATP Weeks #1 400 Novak
11 ITF World Year End Champion. 7 Novak
12 Highest ATP Ranking 16,950 Novak
13 Highest ELO Ranking. 2629 Novak
14 Prime Peak Years. 11 Novak
15 Head to Head. 2-0 Novak
16 Wikipedia Head To Head Tallies. 30-6 Novak
17 Highest Winning % 83.69% Novak
18 Highest Big Title Winning %. 31.52% Novak
19 80%+ win rate on all surfaces. 1 Novak
20 Most Top 3 wins. 63 Novak
21 Most Top 5 wins. 117. Novak
22 Most Top 10 Wins. 245 Novak
23 Top 15 ELO Rankings Records. 5. Novak
24 Losses Holding Match Point. 3 Novak
25 Ultimate tennis stats GOAT Rating 1102. Novak
Totals of Major Records
Novak 24. 96%
Conners 1. 4%
Roger. 0 0%
Rafa 0 0%
Novaks accomplishments are astonishing when you consider the fact that both Roger & Rafa have had TEN significant advantages to help them over Novak in their careers. The so called “objective” experts, analysts, commentators and media fail to mention this.
Both Roger & Rafa grew up in privileged and affluent environments in Switzerland and Spain with proper facilities to learn and train. Novak grew in a poor war torn country with almost no facilities to learn or train. In fact his parents had to schedule his training to avoid constant bombing raids.
Both Roger & Rafa had easy & soft childhoods with little or no pressure place on them in their affluent environments. Novak grew up poor and his parents invested all they had for his career. Novak knew at an early age tennis for him was a duty, not simply a privilege or for fun. He fully understood before he was a teenager the massive weight place on his shoulders of his whole family on him to succeed in his pro career
Both Roger & Rafa started 5 & 2 years before Novak, which gave both of them a big head start start and many more tournaments to pad their records in the race for GOAT.
Both Roger & Rafa had the the billion dollar industry of the big sponsors pushing the narratives of them being the best.
Both Roger & Rafa had the backing of the TV commentators to continue to push the narrative of them being the best.
Both Roger & Rafa had the backing of the Internet analysts to promote them. Novak was generally shunned most of his career
Both Roger & Rafa had the backing of the court-side fans. During his entire career, anytime Novak played against Roger or Rafa, 90-98% of the crowds favored them over Novak. In fact, the hostile crowds many times constantly tried to harass, taunt, and disrupt Novak during course of his matches against both Roger & Rafa.
The draws have been fixed to favor Roger & Rafa over Novak. Here are the facts. ruclips.net/video/B6UPa4l4Xns/видео.html
Rogers era of competition was far weaker then Novaks. Simply look at the facts. ruclips.net/video/-dp2JgqvHVYI/видео.html
10. Both Roger & Rafa have had to compete only against opponents on the other side of the net. In addition to competing with Opponents, Novak has had to compete against the Sponsers, announcers, ATP, commentators, fans, governments etc. Inspite of Novak not being allowed tp play many Majors & Masters, and the facts he has been been cheated out of many weeks #1 by freezing the rankings and losing 2000 points by winning Wimbledon, he still has 96% of the significant records.
Novak slammed the door on both Rogers and Rafas last chance to be considered the GOAT when he beat Roger at 2019 Wimbledon and Rafa at 2021 Rolland Garros.
The media, commentators and the billion dollar sponsors have pushed the false narrative for 15 years that when it came to the GOAT….
Roger was the chosen one
Rafa was the hopeful one.
In spite of their false narrative, Novak is the only one!
They can arrest him
They can incarcerate him
They can deport him
They can disqualify him
They can steal his ranking
They can steal his points
They can freeze his points
They can forbid him from playing
They can slander him
They can lie about him
They can taunt him
They can harass him
But no one can stop him. No one!
@@justinjerrylee1659very good points
Novak's records:
Most weeks at world No. 1 (399)[326] Stands alone
12 different years ranked world No. 1 Stands alone
Most points accumulated as world No. 1 (16,950)
Stands alone
Eight-time Year-End world No. 1 Stands alone Seven-time ITF World Champion Stands alone
24 Grand Slam singles titles|418] Stands alone
Triple Career Grand Slam[335] Stands alone
Champion of all four majors at once across three different surfaces
Stands alone
4 streaks of 3+ consecutive majors Stands alone
4 seasons winning 3 Major titles Stands alone
7 seasons winning multiple Major titles
Stands
alone
36 men's major singles finals Stands alone
7+ finals at all four majors
Stands alone
3+ consecutive finals at all four majors
Stands
alone
Most match wins at all four majors (88) Stands alone
5 winning streaks of 26+ matches at majors
Stands alone
30 consecutive match wins at majors across three different surfaces Stands alone
27 match-winning streak at majors in season
Stands alone
7+ titles at two majors with two distinct surfaces (hard & grass) Stands alone
14 hard-court majors Stands alone
Won a major from 2 sets down in multiple matches
Stands alone
Career Golden Masters[c]
Stands alone
Double Career Golden Masters Stands alone
40 Masters singles titles Stands alone
6 Masters titles in season (2015) Stands alone
8 Masters finals in season (2015)
Stands alone
12 consecutive Masters finals won
Stands alone
31 consecutive match wins at Masters Stands alone
ATP Finals 1970
7 Year-end Championship
titles Stands alone
4 consecutive Year-end Championship titles
Stands alone
Winner of the Year-end Championship in three different decades
Stands alone
ATP Tour Champion of all four Grand Slams and Year-end Championship at once Stands alone
Big Title Sweep (annual x2) (multiple champion at all 14 annual Big Titles) Stands alone
71 Big Titles won
Stands alone
10 Big Titles in a season (2015) Stands alone
6+ Big Titles at one tournament on hard, clay, grass and indoors[d]
Stands alone
103 Big finals
Stands alone
18 Big finals in a rowStands alone
257 wins over Top-10 players Stands alone
122 wins over Top-5 players Stands alone
15 straight finals reached in a season (2015)
Stands alone
31 wins over Top-10 players in a season (2015)
Stands alone
Unparalled 🐐
There are more records...and that first one - je is past 400 weeks as number 1
@@MMimi-mg4qt: the question in this video is "Why did Djokovic win the ATP finals?". The answer can't be: "Because he has many records". No record makes you an invincible player (look at Wimbledon 2023).
Absolutely phenomenal!
During the press conference Novak said something that I thought was striking. Looking towards 2024 Djokovic said, "I don't know whether I'm going to have as good of a year next year, but I'm going to keep this kind of FRESHNESS OF MIND & motivation to do that.” Freshness of mind. What I saw on Sunday was like a mesmerizing dance, Djokovic seemed like he was levitating in space in slow motion, Neo from the matrix style. Freshness of mind. I thought those words were perfect to describe what I felt when watching him play. I had actually called it grace of mind before I saw his press conference. I was shook when I heard him say that.
To be a bit figurative here by using superhero myth, Djokovic's win on Sunday contextualized the ATP Finals as the moment Djokovic finished gathering all of the infinity stones, with the victory he snapped his fingers and the universe became his.
Now, sitting on his throne with the infinity gauntlet firmly on his hand, Djokovic has a special opportunity...
Keep going. Keep going with a new freshness of mind.
I sincerely think that this could be a turning point towards something we've never seen.
Go Novak. Go. Boldly go, where no one... has gone before.
Beautifully written. I didn’t realize he said that in his post match presser. I’m assuming those words come from the fact that he has now shown the field the level that the bar has been raised to, and he knows the field will work their butts off to match or exceed that bar. As a sports film analyst I can tell you this, his competitors teams will be breaking down his film from this event to watch and learn from. But the new bar is insanely high…
2024 should be incredible for tennis fans.
-Jason Frausto
Also, Novak's ability to learn how to beat his opponents as he plays them!
Excellent point! He’s a problem solver at the ultimate level.
-Jason Frausto
Unfortunately for Novak, Alcaraz seems to have the same ability.
@@carloartificialintelligencethats what tennis is all about.one man dominating everything makes tour boring
@@TennisUnleashed why he give tips to jannik sinner coach to improve jannik sinner game😂😂😂😂😂
One of the best analyses of the finals match between Djokovic and Sinner. Thanks for showing the stats. If I may add, this is Sinner's 1st ATP Tour Finals final and in home soil. This is enough to add weight to his shoulders, pressure for him to win.
Thank you. That’s a good point, he had the support of the home crowd but also the pressure to win in his home country. Slams are definitely on the way for Mr. Sinner….he just might have to wait for Novak to retire first ;)
-Jason Frausto
The home support has been also an advantage for Sinner.
Forget the X and the O he is simply Supernovak Goatovic.📞☎💯❤🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Djokovic - a tennis Laureate. He deserves the highest acclaims. And your analyses is WOW!
You're on the money about Djokovic. Humbled by your comment. Thank you.
-Jason Frausto
Sinner played baby Nole in the group stage but in the final he played Daddy Nole 🔥💪🏻🤌
LOL ... if Sinner would have lost against Rune, what would you have written today? "Daddy Nole lost in the group against Sinner because he wanted to save his energy for the Davis Cup" ?
Thanks for this great analysis. 👍
You’re welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.
-Jason Frausto
Top 25 major records
1 Total Titles. 250-2000 109 Connors
2. Big Titles 1000-2000 71 Novak
3 Grand Slam Titles 2000 24 Novak
4 ATP Finals Titles. 1500. 7 Novak
5 Masters Titles. 1000 40 Novak
6. Grand Slams. 1 Novak
7 Golden Masters. 2. Novak
8 Supreme 14, Majors,YEC, Masters. 14 Novak
9 ATP Years #1. 8 Novak
10 ATP Weeks #1 400 Novak
11 ITF World Year End Champion. 7 Novak
12 Highest ATP Ranking 16,950 Novak
13 Highest ELO Ranking. 2629 Novak
14 Prime Peak Years. 11 Novak
15 Head to Head. 2-0 Novak
16 Wikipedia Head To Head Tallies. 30-6 Novak
17 Highest Winning % 83.69% Novak
18 Highest Big Title Winning %. 31.52% Novak
19 80%+ win rate on all surfaces. 1 Novak
20 Most Top 3 wins. 63 Novak
21 Most Top 5 wins. 117. Novak
22 Most Top 10 Wins. 245 Novak
23 Top 15 ELO Rankings Records. 5. Novak
24 Losses Holding Match Point. 3 Novak
25 Ultimate tennis stats GOAT Rating 1102. Novak
Totals of Major Records
Novak 24. 96%
Conners 1. 4%
Roger. 0 0%
Rafa 0 0%
Novaks accomplishments are astonishing when you consider the fact that both Roger & Rafa have had TEN significant advantages to help them over Novak in their careers. The so called “objective” experts, analysts, commentators and media fail to mention this.
Both Roger & Rafa grew up in privileged and affluent environments in Switzerland and Spain with proper facilities to learn and train. Novak grew in a poor war torn country with almost no facilities to learn or train. In fact his parents had to schedule his training to avoid constant bombing raids.
Both Roger & Rafa had easy & soft childhoods with little or no pressure place on them in their affluent environments. Novak grew up poor and his parents invested all they had for his career. Novak knew at an early age tennis for him was a duty, not simply a privilege or for fun. He fully understood before he was a teenager the massive weight place on his shoulders of his whole family on him to succeed in his pro career
Both Roger & Rafa started 5 & 2 years before Novak, which gave both of them a big head start start and many more tournaments to pad their records in the race for GOAT.
Both Roger & Rafa had the the billion dollar industry of the big sponsors pushing the narratives of them being the best.
Both Roger & Rafa had the backing of the TV commentators to continue to push the narrative of them being the best.
Both Roger & Rafa had the backing of the Internet analysts to promote them. Novak was generally shunned most of his career
Both Roger & Rafa had the backing of the court-side fans. During his entire career, anytime Novak played against Roger or Rafa, 90-98% of the crowds favored them over Novak. In fact, the hostile crowds many times constantly tried to harass, taunt, and disrupt Novak during course of his matches against both Roger & Rafa.
The draws have been fixed to favor Roger & Rafa over Novak. Here are the facts. ruclips.net/video/B6UPa4l4Xns/видео.html
Rogers era of competition was far weaker then Novaks. Simply look at the facts. ruclips.net/video/-dp2JgqvHVYI/видео.html
10. Both Roger & Rafa have had to compete only against opponents on the other side of the net. In addition to competing with Opponents, Novak has had to compete against the Sponsers, announcers, ATP, commentators, fans, governments etc. Inspite of Novak not being allowed tp play many Majors & Masters, and the facts he has been been cheated out of many weeks #1 by freezing the rankings and losing 2000 points by winning Wimbledon, he still has 96% of the significant records.
Novak slammed the door on both Rogers and Rafas last chance to be considered the GOAT when he beat Roger at 2019 Wimbledon and Rafa at 2021 Rolland Garros.
The media, commentators and the billion dollar sponsors have pushed the false narrative for 15 years that when it came to the GOAT….
Roger was the chosen one
Rafa was the hopeful one.
In spite of their false narrative, Novak is the only one!
They can arrest him
They can incarcerate him
They can deport him
They can disqualify him
They can steal his ranking
They can steal his points
They can freeze his points
They can forbid him from playing
They can slander him
They can lie about him
They can taunt him
They can harass him
But no one can stop him. No one!
👍
Jason, upstanding analysis as always the rest are novices compared to you
Thank you Jonathan. Always appreciate your support on the channel.
-Jadon Frausto
The fact that Novak lost in round robin might have helped him in the semi-finals and finals. Did become very sharp and increased the FH speed and depth. Many times Sinner did noit have time to set his feet.. .Speed kills, doesn't it? In the round robin match he won same number of points as Sinner did - 109 each. Novak had better numbers overall in almost every category. Novak FAILED to save 2 out of 3 break points. Sinner SAVED 2 out of 3 break points. Sinner was very solid indeed, but the media made it how he had destroyed Novak... That lonely break of serve for Sinner was the difference. Novak had 100 total service games (won 73%) and Seinner had 118 (69%)... Winners/UFE 46/14 Djokovic, whicle Sinner managed 37/11... 2ND SERVE RETURN POINTS WON: Djokjovic 21/47 (45%) Sinner 15/37 (41%)... Aces were 20:15 for Djokovic, DoubleFaults 1 Novak & 2 Sinner. Yannik had a success in his 2nd serve points won 26/47 (55%). Pretty high as usually Novak does not allow that. Novak had better percantage of points returning serves.
Add one more: Consciously take it early when opportunity present before Sinner act....?
Great analysis. Truly remarkable match by Novak 🥇
Thank you. Pretty remarkable that he played at the highest level of anyone in 2023 in a pressure filled moment. Novak is the standard, the rest of tour….keep taking notes ;)
-Jason Frausto
@@TennisUnleashed the king of tennis 🎾
Sinner was tired, even said so. Pressure of being home town champion was a factor also IMO. Even Roger Federer felt that pressure, publicly admitting it when playing in Switzerland. Curiously there is no Serbian Open at this level I don't think.
Experience played a huge factor here. Knowing when to peak deep into a tournament is an art all of itself. I really wondered why Sinner practiced with Djokovic TBH. That was exactly what Djokovic needed having lost in the earlier rounds. Huge mistake mentally for Sinner IMO
Djokovic won multiple times serbian open
@@miloraddjurdjic1695 indeed he did, only Serbian Open never seemed much of a draw for top flight players. Probably the points received from any win weren't that many to warrant competing.
Practice has always been an opportunity to learn and test your opponent's weapons. Also anyone can watch online and analyse games in details like never before, just like in this video. After many years and games, there is nothing that Djokovic didn't know, or doesn't know about Sinner, or any other player. He can classify players in groups by playing styles, moves and adjust his tactics accordingly. Regardless, Sinner's time is coming, when he will be able to apply what he learnt from the Master. It's a pity that new kids these days are seeking elegance or brute force rather than longevity..
Joko is just a great plyer. period.
Novak got his revenge over Sinner in the final. Who's your pick to win AO24?
-Jason Frausto
With his dominant wins against Carlos and Jannik, it's hard to bet against Novak at the AO24. Of course, there's a long way to go and many things can change, but for now, he's the heavy favorite.
Take a wild guess! 🤣🤣
LOL.
-Jason Frausto
It depends on the health's condition of Alcaraz and Sinner. Both young players showed that they can beat Djokovic if they are top fit and play at their best. On a very good day also Medvedev and Rune can beat Novak.
@@carloartificialintelligence at the AO in a BO5 format it's tenfolds harder...and Medvedev only proved one thing by choking to Novak i nthe USO final this year - that his USO 2021 campaign was a rare fluke, that happened because Novak was too tired and nervous...LOL Rune didn't prove anything yet in a BO5 and so hasn't Sinner...Alcaraz is the only one, but even that wasn't AO...Nobody will do it in 2024 yet pal, nobody...LOL You people have to wait until 2025 at earliest, maybe even for 2026...
Sinner looked a little out of gas after streaks of win.
No need to ask that! Djokovic has 2,390 points ahead of alcaraz, so even though he loses 2,250 points from the champion of both adelaide 250 and australia open 2023, i'd be much less worried with his position
There is only one reason,Novak is better player,simple as that.
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Novak Djokovic intentionally lost the second set in the match against Hurkacz, including intentionally losing to Sinner in the group stage. It was a political decision to ensure Sinner's appearance.But in the final, he had the objective of securing his seventh year-end championship.
Brave comment but there is no doubt Novak has tossed sets and matches the last few years when he chooses to do so. He did it against Musetti and Tsitsipas at the French as well.
-Jason Frausto
Would you have written the same comment if Rune would have beaten Sinner in the group?
Players who have won Grand Slam championships often allegedly consider deliberately losing in the year-end finals, allowing those who have not yet won a Grand Slam to claim victory.
Does Novak comes in the net more often that Sinner?
The only thing you didn't say is that Sinner was tired, just a factor, not an excuse
Excellent point. He had a tough round against Rune, fatigue definitely has a role.
-Jason Frausto
What to say after Davis Cup loss?
It's Davis Cup. Nice win, but it's not 3 out of 5. Call me when Sinner beats him at multiple slams in a row.
-Jason Frausto
This is the sinner that get whooped in first 3 meeting.errors are spreading from both wings is making things difficult.
Beating an old Novak is considered a great achievement 😂 Modern medicine, training, nutrition, and etc have prolonged the careers of professional athletes, but still, I am frankly a bit disappointed by the inability of these young generation to beat Novak consistently. Which individual sport is still being dominated by a 36 year old?
That’s a good point. I’ll say this about Novak though, he’s built differently from a mental standpoint. He hates to lose and he’s obsessed with being the greatest of all time. Tennis consumes him. In my opinion 36 year old Novak is better than 26 year old Novak in every area except pure footspeed.
-Jason Frausto
@@TennisUnleashed in 2020 Tokyo Olympics 90% of the athletes are under the age of 30. Obviously Novak has far more experience at the age of 36 compare to 26, but I wouldn’t say he only lost on pure foot speed, reaction, flexibility, power, endurance, and etc., they all decline. But one could also argue players like Alcaraz or Sinner hasn’t peaked yet physically either, since they are only in their early 20s.
But yeah whatever Novak is doing to maintain his level of playing is simply remarkable. Tennis is not an equipment depended sport like a motor sport or equestrian, it’s a physically demanding sport but somehow he can still hang with the very best young generation.
@@TennisUnleashedthere was a reason why I didn't subscribe to your channel.. clearly two other ex players had a "healthier obsession"..
Novak has about 22 more years of tennis experience, training, knowledge than Jannik
Definitely true. Experience matters, especially in tennis.
-Jason Frausto
Analysis missed the whole point that he was smashing his forehand taking the game away from Sinner
True. Djokovic averaged 85mph on his forehand early on in the match but that dropped to 81mph at the end of the first set. The ATP didn’t provide his average speed for the whole match. That’s why it was left out.
-Jason Frausto
no analyst can tell us how Novak played so poorly the first 4 matches maybe 50%..then escalated to 95% in the last 2 matches. no one.
Well Novak played somewhat like that in Paris Masters too, just before this ATP Finals. Only there his first and last match played normally... but 3 matches in the middle he looked like constantly struggling.
And at ATP Finals, similar story... only that first 3 were looked like struggling, but last 2 again normal.
Some even describe that as... he is mostly averaging, while only sometimes or at some matches and if needed just decide to press a beast mode button
@@milankostic5401 yes he played poorly at Paris Open, looked drained and no energy and he acknowledged a stomach virus. said in an
interview he was on the
commode more
than on the courts. In ATP..first
part..I BELIEVE he had lingering effects of virus but fully recovered in last 2 games.
Novak only have a luck..