Not sure who Cressy’s coach is now or if he is now just coming into his own, but his serve and volley is unreal now. No more spin on serves, just hammers it. Not quite McEnroe touch, but 80% there. He is so much better now than in this video. His returns are SO MUCH better now. I get it, people get better, but going toe to toe with Medvedev and Nadal and beating top 20 guys in the last couple of months is impressive. I love his commitment to S&V and I hope he is able to go deep in more tournaments. He CAN rally and groundstroke when returning. Obviously not to the caliber of the top 5-10 guys but I think he may win a major in the next 3 years. He’s not a Dustin brown or Zverev (big bro) in that he is just now coming into his own and his ground stokes are superior to those 2. Well here’s to hoping for a McEnroe vs Borg or Sampras vs Agassi via Medvedev vs Cressy in the next 2-3 years in a final
Okay I understand why a player would grunt when hitting, but Maxime’s grunts are more like a habit rather than because of his effort when hitting the ball. Those type of grunts are annoying to an opponent. I mean grunting after hitting a volley? That’s not realistic and believable.
So at a young age, a number of players have an issue of holding their breath when they make contact with the ball which can effect your ability to stay loose. So often a coach trains them to grunt in order to emphasize exhaling through their shots. It may be annoying, but in most cases, there is a legit reason.
Geller should have been nicknamed Terminator because the serve and strut is cyborg-like. Would have been cool to see him on tour but I guess Finance is more fun
I am a big fan of Max Cressy and the passion/energy he brings, as well as his serve and volley game. This guy is now in the top 160 in the world. I hope to play him again someday in a big event. Cheers Max...keep rolling!
yea, he's been playing the challengers during summer and got some decent points. but Geller will be more higher ranked ATP pro as their career in the pros progresses
by what metric do you think Geller will be better? Geller won't be, he lacks variety, net game, his serve also doesn't have variety. Nothing says he will be better, to me he is similar to Ryan Shane, all ball basher with big serve but no variety. At the pro level all that telegraphed power is moot.
I really love your vids....especially in that Network/ESPN et al are too FN IGNORANT to place their cameras in the $50k box level seats and instead in the $100. seats. But the comments could be MANIFESTLY IMPROVED if the rankings of the commenters were also included. Although begs the question: HOW MANY #1s ARE THERE?!
i wish geller didn't stand back on the return of serve, could have helped returning the balls deeper in the court maybe to avoid cressy from always approaching
Dont understand why Geller didnt play only rally on his forehand, he is shit af. So strange, after 3 forehand he always do a mistake, not even a top 1500 ATP forehand
Neither of these guys are going to make any noise on tour. D1 is pretty silly these days. Euro hardcourt training ground for a bunch of future club pros. Plus free room and board they don't care about. I guess. It's sad any way you slice it.
@@alecmorariu6291 His last tour match was a straight set Challenger R64 loss to a dude ranked 856. But yeah, you've got a point. He's gonna turn that around any day now. ;)
@@josephwalsh1375 Last activity: A straight sets R64 L to a guy ranked #978. How he's currently ranked #168 is a mystery. Probably some network of favors in tournaments where nobody pays attention.
So Ron, you're carrying on as though a loss to someone just inside the top 1000 is suddenly the clincher in your argument. People can play above themselves, have off days, etc. Why be a soothsayer or the " Negative Nostradamus " of the online tennis comments world when you don't see the work that someone puts in, day upon day. Talent and the work is what makes it happen. Not going to suddenly make him a crap player even if he doesn't crack top 100; there's heaps of excellent tennis players that never will.
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Not sure who Cressy’s coach is now or if he is now just coming into his own, but his serve and volley is unreal now. No more spin on serves, just hammers it. Not quite McEnroe touch, but 80% there. He is so much better now than in this video. His returns are SO MUCH better now. I get it, people get better, but going toe to toe with Medvedev and Nadal and beating top 20 guys in the last couple of months is impressive. I love his commitment to S&V and I hope he is able to go deep in more tournaments. He CAN rally and groundstroke when returning. Obviously not to the caliber of the top 5-10 guys but I think he may win a major in the next 3 years. He’s not a Dustin brown or Zverev (big bro) in that he is just now coming into his own and his ground stokes are superior to those 2. Well here’s to hoping for a McEnroe vs Borg or Sampras vs Agassi via Medvedev vs Cressy in the next 2-3 years in a final
What are you smoking bro lmao
Agree, he improves a lot in all area since this video. Also check Bellier. SV as well. With 80's technique. Refreshing
@@sSonnyKay angel dust
Fair enough
Who is here after his AO run
Guy from UCLA is ranked top 300 most annoying people ever in the world
Facts
Really? Like Geller is not annoying with " Lesh goooo " every point in every other match on RUclips, and the blatant cheating with line calls?
Nah he’s top two...
Guy from UCLA rank top 5 worst “grunt”-or moan.
That pass at match point against 30:14 was unreal
Okay I understand why a player would grunt when hitting, but Maxime’s grunts are more like a habit rather than because of his effort when hitting the ball.
Those type of grunts are annoying to an opponent. I mean grunting after hitting a volley? That’s not realistic and believable.
So at a young age, a number of players have an issue of holding their breath when they make contact with the ball which can effect your ability to stay loose. So often a coach trains them to grunt in order to emphasize exhaling through their shots. It may be annoying, but in most cases, there is a legit reason.
the grunting is kinda a habit but a nessesary one. its a breathing technique. same as they practice this in liek karate.
and it does help at lot
@@lbjeffries thats why I was taught to do it. Although I stopped once I learned to breathe through my shot.
fantastic match. thanks for posting
Axel lookin like he got a head wound
Love that buggy whip hitting arm that Cressy has on his serve. Gets a lot of action on the ball that's for sure.
I don’t even wanna know how this guy sounds in bed..
Andrew Lopez is dumb 😆
No one:
Literally no one:
Maxime: WUAAAaAA!!!!! WUAAAAaAAA!!! wuuuuuaAAA!!
just beat mr. world number 12 an impressive feat props to cressy
Geller should have been nicknamed Terminator because the serve and strut is cyborg-like. Would have been cool to see him on tour but I guess Finance is more fun
geller was a good sportsman with some generous calls there
Amazing match.
Damned good match. Some great playing.
Now he's against Rafa in a final :)
Nice video!
Did you get any doubles match?
I am a big fan of Max Cressy and the passion/energy he brings, as well as his serve and volley game. This guy is now in the top 160 in the world. I hope to play him again someday in a big event. Cheers Max...keep rolling!
UCLA guy sounds like when the tip goes in the wrong hole
keegan smith match plz!
When will you be filming Brandon again?
There aren't second service?
sorry for asking a silly question. how come there is no let ball at 19:24?
In D1 college tennis they play lets
Yeah D1 is notorious for bad call since players are doing it
NCAA men play lets
AHHHHHHH
That was so tough playing from Cressy
20:50 worst call ever and his face was really close to where the ball landed. Thankfully overturned by the chair.
what happened to redlicki?
omegachen He graduated.
@@SaigonPerspective shit i'm getting old.
omegachen Idk what happened to Evan Zhu, he would of been playing #1 if he was still at UCLA.
@@SaigonPerspective i happened to walk past UCLA's tennis center back in january and saw zhu playing there, so i dunno
omegachen Doesn’t Mean he still go there. Maybe. Who knows 🤷🏼♂️
Loud guy
Guy from UCLA is ranked top 300 in the world..
yea, he's been playing the challengers during summer and got some decent points. but Geller will be more higher ranked ATP pro as their career in the pros progresses
anselon7 yea Axel has serious talent, also helps that he’s a generally big dude
by what metric do you think Geller will be better? Geller won't be, he lacks variety, net game, his serve also doesn't have variety. Nothing says he will be better, to me he is similar to Ryan Shane, all ball basher with big serve but no variety. At the pro level all that telegraphed power is moot.
@@LegolasD he's added more variety to his game after he got to stanford and is improving very fast. He will beat Novak at wimbledon and win it
That doesn't say much for the top 300.
ucla player with the weakest forhand ive ever seen
I hope you're joking lol, he won a 25k and a challenger in which he beat Mikael Torpegaard who's top 200 in the world
Nathan Charles the ucla guy is ranked top 300 on the tour
He’s a serve and volley guy. Still an a amazing forehand though.
I really love your vids....especially in that Network/ESPN et al
are too FN IGNORANT to place their cameras in the $50k box level seats and
instead in the $100. seats. But the comments could be MANIFESTLY IMPROVED
if the rankings of the commenters were also included. Although begs the question:
HOW MANY #1s ARE THERE?!
i prefer cressy with the beard
aah aah aah aah..... lost game on serve
No Ad scoring is such a joke
i wish geller didn't stand back on the return of serve, could have helped returning the balls deeper in the court maybe to avoid cressy from always approaching
Cressy can volley better than Djokovic and Zverev (Sascha)
bro............ at least put a Kappa at the end of that statement
and where’s that gonna get him? I like him but he will never be a top 50 player.
@@alecmorariu6291 he just made an atp 250 final, only losing to nadal. he's now #75 in atp singles rankings. :)
@@alecmorariu6291 this is going to age well
Dont understand why Geller didnt play only rally on his forehand, he is shit af. So strange, after 3 forehand he always do a mistake, not even a top 1500 ATP forehand
Cressy grunting on a slice is cringe
Guy from UCLA needs to improve his volley; has no ability to change his strategy
Neither of these guys are going to make any noise on tour. D1 is pretty silly these days. Euro hardcourt training ground for a bunch of future club pros. Plus free room and board they don't care about. I guess. It's sad any way you slice it.
Are you stupid? Cressy just won a challenger and is one day going to be in the top 100.
@@alecmorariu6291 His last tour match was a straight set Challenger R64 loss to a dude ranked 856. But yeah, you've got a point. He's gonna turn that around any day now. ;)
@@DNA2000-8bit he had one bad day and it's all over for him. ;-)
@@josephwalsh1375 Last activity: A straight sets R64 L to a guy ranked #978. How he's currently ranked #168 is a mystery. Probably some network of favors in tournaments where nobody pays attention.
So Ron, you're carrying on as though a loss to someone just inside the top 1000 is suddenly the clincher in your argument. People can play above themselves, have off days, etc. Why be a soothsayer or the " Negative Nostradamus " of the online tennis comments world when you don't see the work that someone puts in, day upon day. Talent and the work is what makes it happen. Not going to suddenly make him a crap player even if he doesn't crack top 100; there's heaps of excellent tennis players that never will.
Headass, 8:13 was in.
Looked out, you can tell by the opponent’s reaction that he didn’t flip out since he could kinda “feel” that he hit it out
Anthony Zhang Interesting :/
cressy has a realy not good forehand
cressys moaning is bad sportsmanship