EPIC Maxime Cressy vs Alejandro Tabilo 28-Point Tiebreak | Indian Wells 2023
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2023
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Wow, that’s insane. Especially when you think about the fact that it only takes 24 points to win a set
Thats only when there is no deuce and 6-0. So I guess 28 point tiebreak is like a half a set
@@user-wethe9 it’s happened before
Could be 6-4 as well if you don‘t win a point on your opponents games haha.
Avg. set win is probably around 32 ish points
You should watch the tie-break between Isner vs Opelka in Dallas last year. 46-point tiebreak, it is like nearly an actual set. And also what happened to Opelka now, it is such a long time since he played a tournament
You can win a set by touching the ball 0 times (not a disqualification or anything but actually have each point played). But how??
Cressy always balanced 30 aces 20df 500 volleys 😂😂
Thanks for showing those hugs between Tabilo and his team, very emotional really. I am Argentinian and rooting for him to make it deep into the tournment!
Chilean tenis coming strong this IW. Hope to see Garin and Tabilo do well in R3!
This aged so well! Yeah
Not easy to beat Cressy in two consecutive tie breaks!
He risk man..
it is not very hard, actually. Cressy is not a good tiebreak player.
Let’s see more epic tiebreakers that are like above 13-13
Huge win. Excellent performance by #Tabilo especially to overcome setpoints when #cressy serving.
Viva Chile 🇨🇱 👏🏼🎾
Cressy allowed a 5-2 lead in the tiebreak to vanish. Ouch!
Jarry raised his level and probably Tabilo also knew he had to do it. Let's see if he can keep the good form.
this was insane what a level from tabilo
what? Did you actually see the tiebreak? It was pretty mediocre. Solid stuff from Tabilo, nothing more.
@@TheRafaelBond that's what he meant Tabilo was solid
Cressy just gave points to Tabilo the whole game with his 18 double faults. Tabilo didn’t have to do anything
Mr Tabilo did well to beat the partial crowd
We all knew it was gonna come down to a double fault even before watching lol
Now Jarry is back. Tabilo have to be better, to take the place like singel player in David Cup team Chile. Garin start to play well.
At least from my observations Alejandro is not often seen in these major tournaments, and maybe a little underrated. Cressy is no joke; amazing quality player.
Let's see how Alejandro does in the next round.
Thank you Tennis TV! What a tiebreaker.
Cheers!
M
28 aces, 18 double faults for Maxime
That's his norm lol
taking risks
that's cuz he has 2 flat serves
damn cressy finally got a second serve
18 double faults
@@thebigmonstaandy6644 wow really? Paire and Sabalenka have competition 😎👍
not really. he just got scared and toned it down.
@@kingadjust6201 Count Fruvirtova in, as well.
Grande Tabilo!!👏👏
“¿Grande, Tabilo?”... Te felicito por tu gracia y originalidad, Pablo... ¡Deberías escribir para la televisión!... Libretos para el Coco Legrand y el Bombo Fica, cosas así, digo yo... ¡Para qué chucha escribir huevadas en estos foros si no tienes nada que decir!... Silence is golden...
Crack tabilo 👏💪💪💪💪
Dificil rival felicitaciones Tabilo
this is the drawback of serve and volley, if the opponent can maintain his service game then it always goes to tiebreak which gives more pressure to the serve and volley person
Tabilo God
No....... Lord Tomic is God
Tabigod👏👏👏👏👏❤️🇨🇱
VAMOS TABILO 💙💛💙
Fans got a treat.
Cressy is going to shatter the record for most career double faults in a few years. Dude just flat out refuses to ease up on his 2nd serve 🤦♂️
He celebrates too much like Alcaraz and Tsitsipas.
Oh gosh ….. what a match 😅😅😅😅 Cressy is playing better though 🥳
better? than what?
@@TheRafaelBond you offended in every comment- what? What? How? Huh!?!?! Aaaaah!?!?!?! 🤣😎👍
Atleast Cressy has a different gamestyle while being top 40. Ill always respect him for instead of hogging the baseline like 95% of players
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Hala Madrid 🤍🏆⚪👑
vamos csmmmm :,)
Claudio Bravo playing 🎾?
I thought the result will be 28-26 😂 baited
You see a lot of serve and volleyers in these long tiebreakers bcz they win their service point and lose their returning games
Creesys serve is not good enough : 18 double faults, low 1st %
His serve is plenty good enough, in fact one of the best serves on tour … he needs to stop taking risks on his second serve and spin it in like every other player does … as it is he basically serves two 1st serves!
@@terrymoselhy7279 never he has one of the best serves on tour.61 % of 1st it to low for such big guy.and he needs so much risks , otherwise he cant play serve and volley after 2nd serve
I wonder how many set points Cressy had hahaha
Stop, overusing, the word, epic.
LFG CHILE
Chao gringo
Maxime "7/6" Cressy
You can hear many people against Tabilo but when he defeates cressy half of the spectators were applauding. That's a big jelousy from north american people that can't see a US tennis player losing against a Chilean tennis player. It makes them remember Rios
It's the United States of course they'll go for Cressy it doesn't mean they dislike Tabilo he's fun to watch but Chilean pro tennis players are rare nearly 95% of American players can win against a Chilean player it isn't even debatable sorry 🤣😎👍
Most of them probably don’t know who Rios is. Relax
@@DomonationYT the guy argues with people in the comment section yet he doesn't speak English properly 🤣😎👍
@@kingadjust6201 no
@@digolaverdadmclaverdad7572 yes....... Oui........sì
big
those courts are slower than clay
Hala Madrid! 🤍🏆⚪👑
how much interestingly they paid Maxime Cressy for draining the game? 5 set points…
Не пользуйся переводчиком, неправильно переводит. И не ставь на теннис, у тебя явно нет для этого мозгов
Ya le ganó a Thomson
Jugando con el tabilo afuera 🤣
Creesy will be #1 and Brooksby #2
Era malo el suizo
tabilo joue à la baballe avec cressy 😂😂
He celebrate like he won the world cup 😂
Because he had a worst 2022 and in 2023 more injuries but Tabilo today play well and focus👏
#Double Fault King Cressy😂😂😂 he wants to show his serve rather than game😅😅
two trees
chilean
🤡🤡🤡🤡
Как же медленно они играют, хочется ускорить видео))
No es necesario ser rápido para ganar un partido tonton
Cressy can't do one volley under pressure, does tons of DFs and calls himself as a serve and volleyer.
The guy is garbage serves at least 50% of DF compared to his aces and his game so predictable and boring don't even understand why people like him lol
Cressy deserved to lose…too nahy missed opportunities in the tie break final
Cressy was so bad what was up with him ? One of the worst performances I’ve seen for a while his opponent was very average too he will get beat comfortably in the next round I would guess playing at that level
He was drunk he's taller than a Palm tree and manages to get 18 double faults 🌴😎👍
@@kingadjust6201 no
@@digolaverdadmclaverdad7572 no?
Llora jajaj
His celebration was so irritating like nadals cringe fake muscular pumps
Cressy is painfully boring to watch. Beyond one dimensional.
Chile is a very poor country. You see how every match win means to those guys.
Chile had Olympic medals, victories in masters 1000 tournaments and a world N1 in tennis.
poor country? it's not a rich country but its by far the best country of south américa.
No, Chile is not a poor country. Chile is considered to be a high-income country by the World Bank, and it has one of the highest GDP per capita in Latin America. However, like any country, there is economic inequality and poverty within its borders. According to the World Bank, as of 2020, the poverty rate in Chile was around 8.6%, which is relatively low compared to other countries in the region.
Poor comment, ignorante🤡🤡😅😅🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Do you feel offended because I have used the word „poor“. If you are not poor first of all why you care then? By poor I meant not the people living there but the opportunities. Years ago it was an official discussion in the US Tennis, as USA wasn’t producing enough good players compared to the opportunities. And if you know how much tennis costs to play it on tour, you see how much one more round means to Alejandro. Maybe I missed it before, but never saw someone celebrating a 64th round match win as much as he did.
vamos chile carajo , vamos tabilooooooo !!!!