Enfin un tableau correct ou Alexis a pu rentrer tranquillement dans sa compétition sans se se tapper un Caldérano au premeir tour. Alexis semble avoir enfin compris qu'il avait plus intêret a laisser jouer par moment plutôt que de vouloir prendre systématiquement le jeu a son compte et de donner des points. Il privilégie les remises courtes ou le petit jeu aux flip revers en démarrage. Ca passe contre Aruna,, Qiu top 10 mondial, ça devrait passer contre n'importe quel attaquant, hormis les chinois qui attaquent dur des deux cotés. Quelle maturité, ce n'est plus le même bonhomme, après les gros progrès en en revers, on voit un gros boulot dans la gestion du jeu et des émotions avec ses encouragements. Sublimissime, quelle intélligence, j'ai hate de voir ce que ca donne contre Truls, on aura deux magiciens à la table, sauf que quand il joue comme ça, il a le niveau d'un top 10 mondial.
Et il a un des meilleurs track record contre les meilleurs Chinois, le probleme a plutôt ete des defaites rapides avant de pouvoir les rencontrer dans les grandes competitions.
Alexis played technically brilliant. The first set was a set of learning. Then he applied what he learned. His main asset is his power, and he managed to use it well. He also understood he has to shorten the points to stand a chance, and he managed to do it. Exciting match.
Après une longue période très compliquée (pendant neuf mois, juste après sa victoire contre FZD), voilà l'Alexis qu'on aime et qui laisse présager le meilleur.
Ιnteresting to compare Qiu with the other Lebrun. Alexis has an advantage here because he is used to playing his brother Felix, who is a better penholder than Qiu. Qiu is more a conventional penholder. Felix is something special.
If you want to beat Lebrun, you definitely need to be faster than him. Qiu managed this somewhat in the first two sets, but as soon as he started slowing down, Alexis took control
Well, what are you gonna expect from dang qiu. In one tournament he's one fire and plays like a top 5 player and then in another he plays like a barely top 30 player...
Yeah its like felix going rumble against all players in the World but then loses to the most random chinese player. Maybe now alexis can be european chamoion. 🎉
@@RoamuopiaFelix is only 18 the average German player before the age of 25 can't make three shots in a row . That's why a guy like Franziska is considered an up and coming player at the age of 32...
@@AntAng-i1d And the average chinese youngster plays on the level of fan zhendong and ma long when they're just 16. Europeans have the advantage of having less competition, that's why they are higher in ranking and win against asian players most of the time (I mean more unknown ones obviously), however they are not really better in terms of technique. And felix doesn't have any potential left to grow with his current style. You can already see it with his results. He's peaked. Sure, he's only 18, but he's already been in the top 10 I think a year ago, he's lost his nr.5 position, and instead of making progress he became weaker.
Dang's style is too risky, too extreme. You can't kill every ball off the bounce, and Lebrun is smart to exploit Dang's BH with high, long and spinny loops. He deliberately made the arc higher to give Dang some devious balls, easy if played at the top point, but difficult when ripped off the bounce. A guy like Hugo would have these loops punished, but it's Dang Qiu who never steps back to mid-court. The end of 4th game fell into Alexis' hands just due to this trick. Magic? Tactics.
Wtf wrong with you? 😅 If all of his serves are illegal in your opinion, maybe you would need another sport… if anyone serves illegal, that are the Lebrun Brothers.
The change in Alexis attitude is so obvious. Really happy to see him in this mindset. Keep up
He's on fire.
Gros match, beau combat. Bravo Alex'!
Thanks god, we back to the best angle.
Unfortunately no… not for the main world tournament, with the WTT…
this is not WTT.
The angle where you never see the ball.
yes!!! from the side is dogshit. but its the OG angle and at least the best
Slightly better at best. Better angle would be between side and front.
Enfin un tableau correct ou Alexis a pu rentrer tranquillement dans sa compétition sans se se tapper un Caldérano au premeir tour. Alexis semble avoir enfin compris qu'il avait plus intêret a laisser jouer par moment plutôt que de vouloir prendre systématiquement le jeu a son compte et de donner des points. Il privilégie les remises courtes ou le petit jeu aux flip revers en démarrage. Ca passe contre Aruna,, Qiu top 10 mondial, ça devrait passer contre n'importe quel attaquant, hormis les chinois qui attaquent dur des deux cotés. Quelle maturité, ce n'est plus le même bonhomme, après les gros progrès en en revers, on voit un gros boulot dans la gestion du jeu et des émotions avec ses encouragements. Sublimissime, quelle intélligence, j'ai hate de voir ce que ca donne contre Truls, on aura deux magiciens à la table, sauf que quand il joue comme ça, il a le niveau d'un top 10 mondial.
Et il a un des meilleurs track record contre les meilleurs Chinois, le probleme a plutôt ete des defaites rapides avant de pouvoir les rencontrer dans les grandes competitions.
Alexis played technically brilliant. The first set was a set of learning. Then he applied what he learned.
His main asset is his power, and he managed to use it well. He also understood he has to shorten the points to stand a chance, and he managed to do it.
Exciting match.
Quel match et quelle énergie d'Alexis!! Il a clairement vengé Félix, il a l'air en mission 😅
Brothers are interesting
these annoying kids are just disgusting. They play really well but have a big problem with their psych, even when they lose a game.
bravo alexis quel mental.Dan Giu commence fort et tu t'accroches tu reviens et la confiance est là .du très haut niveau pour les quarts de finales.
Après une longue période très compliquée (pendant neuf mois, juste après sa victoire contre FZD), voilà l'Alexis qu'on aime et qui laisse présager le meilleur.
un Lebrun en cache un autre ,bravo Alexis !
6:11 That was so risky, please Alexis don't get hurt 😞
6:24 is possibly the best 2nd and 4th ball ive ever seen
Well, Alexis was on a mission after the defeat of his brother, and when he plays like that, he's a top 10.
La flamme Alexienne serait-elle pour maintenant ? En tout cas le voir exprimer son vrai potentiel libère et fait plaisir
shoo, suka bljat!
09:29 )
Alexis👏💪👊👍🏓
Perfecto Lebrun🥰😍
Ιnteresting to compare Qiu with the other Lebrun. Alexis has an advantage here because he is used to playing his brother Felix, who is a better penholder than Qiu. Qiu is more a conventional penholder. Felix is something special.
за себя и за брата
6:23 what a strawberry!
If you want to beat Lebrun, you definitely need to be faster than him. Qiu managed this somewhat in the first two sets, but as soon as he started slowing down, Alexis took control
Semi finals ,two Germany one franch, one Swedish
Easy for Sweden
@@24ghosh24 yes he lose 4-0
@@dexarys4484 oh no🤣
@@24ghosh24 LOL Sweden got destroyed by the French 4 - 0
@@kavishlinux yes wat to to .let's see who wins now
Well, what are you gonna expect from dang qiu. In one tournament he's one fire and plays like a top 5 player and then in another he plays like a barely top 30 player...
Yeah its like felix going rumble against all players in the World but then loses to the most random chinese player. Maybe now alexis can be european chamoion. 🎉
@@RoamuopiaFelix is only 18 the average German player before the age of 25 can't make three shots in a row .
That's why a guy like Franziska is considered an up and coming player at the age of 32...
A lot of players play like that, it’s not new
@@AntAng-i1d As a german, sad but true. Since we lost Timo there is a void we cant fill. As you see with dang. Hes good, but inconsistend.
@@AntAng-i1d And the average chinese youngster plays on the level of fan zhendong and ma long when they're just 16. Europeans have the advantage of having less competition, that's why they are higher in ranking and win against asian players most of the time (I mean more unknown ones obviously), however they are not really better in terms of technique. And felix doesn't have any potential left to grow with his current style. You can already see it with his results. He's peaked. Sure, he's only 18, but he's already been in the top 10 I think a year ago, he's lost his nr.5 position, and instead of making progress he became weaker.
Lebrun kardeşler başa bela olacaklar demiştim…
Dang's style is too risky, too extreme. You can't kill every ball off the bounce, and Lebrun is smart to exploit Dang's BH with high, long and spinny loops. He deliberately made the arc higher to give Dang some devious balls, easy if played at the top point, but difficult when ripped off the bounce. A guy like Hugo would have these loops punished, but it's Dang Qiu who never steps back to mid-court. The end of 4th game fell into Alexis' hands just due to this trick. Magic? Tactics.
真是阳间的比赛，没有吵闹的粉丝和突兀的闪光灯，没有奇葩的视角，任何一方赢得一球后都会有掌声，比赛时只有噼里啪啦的透板声
German team is declining when Dan Qiu is regarded as their pillar
Мне показалась, или Лебрун хорошо так пару раз матягнулся по-русски
😂,interesting
не показалось
where i can watch it online?
Scroll up
There is a link in the description of every video where you can watch it live.
アレクシおめでとう
Wer ist Jose???
His uncle
Es ist jossey und das ist mein inkel
almost every single serve from Qiu was illegal this is getting ridiculous.
It sure looks like it, but I'd want a camera angle well off to the left to be certain, and a little lower.
Wtf wrong with you? 😅 If all of his serves are illegal in your opinion, maybe you would need another sport… if anyone serves illegal, that are the Lebrun Brothers.
you cant be serious 😂😂look at the lebruns brothers serves they start throwing almost at forehand side and end on the far backhand side
both serve illegal
Qui is clearly hiding the ball and Lebrun is throwing the ball backwards.
It's ridiculus. This must be fixed.
Almost no pros at the highest level has a legal serve. Especially those who do the “hook/shovel” serve.