Tennis Clay Court Drama 2021 | Part 09 | She Nearly Hit Me On the Head!
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- A compilation of drama and controversies that occurred during the early to mid-year 2021 clay court swing. Featuring Yulia Putintseva, Danielle Collins, Andrea Petkovic, Natalia Vikhlyantseva, Sara Errani, Dayana Yastremska and more. Enjoy 🎾
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Hello everyone 👋, how's it going? I know everyone's going to ask me, "where's the Ostapenko/Tomljanović drama?", "where's the grass court drama?" etc. I've compiled the clips for them but I'm not allowed to release the compilations yet for reasons I can't get into. But I will release them eventually. Until then, I hope you can still enjoy this video. Apologies 🙏.
Have a great day 👋🎾☀️
Thank you for your work! Have a good one.
As a past meme used to say: "Understandable, have a great day."
Don’t worry men , I think everyone saw that match
LOVE youe videos :)
These compilations are the best thing on YT. Keep up the good work TA.
I think we all agree in saying that tennis advocate is a gift to RUclips and always delivers quality content
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especially with certain players like putintseva
8:45 sorry Petko, the call DID come after she made contact with the ball. Not by much, but it was after. This was actually a great call by the chair umpire. Honestly, a lot of these calls the benefit of the doubt is given to the player when it really shouldn't. Calls often don't impact the player when they are in return to a short bouncing/deep ball. Umpire got this one right, and credit to him for having the guts to make the call. A lot of chair umpires would have replayed the point cause it would be the "safer" decision.
Coach: "It was way before your shot"...no it wasn't. AND credit to the commentator for correctly backing the chair umpire. It was absolutely the correct call!
Correct take.
To be honest... you can't tell that from these videos or watching it o TV. There is almost always some kind of sound delay, so it might much closer than it appears.
but that whole rule about calling it out 4 miliseconds before somebody hits it and it somehow "disturbs" the player is bullshit
That coach seems aweful
I'm not the one who adores Errani, but she was so right with this one. That's really suspicious, WTA is literally indulging the athlete, who has recently suffered the suspense due to failing the drug test. I also can't forget Yastremska's dusgusting behavior during Hoa Hin final against Tomljanovic.
Errani is not angel either. Banned for doping too, although accidental spill. She is a clown, and so Dayana…. js
You cannot expect much from cheater like Yastremska. She is always looking for some unfair ways how to win.
Disappointing Yastremska has been allowed back when other players like Errani had to serve longer bans
So, what’s the deal with her doping case? Why is shorter?
@@RusnjaGniy Errani’s seemed to be a complete unfortunate accident, Dayanas was difficult to tell but not sure why she got a shorter ban when she is known for cheating before she tested positive.
"I can't do anything, I'm going to the toilet" I'm dying lmaoooo
because she was pissed off.
@@RobRossiFan 😅
Me in class 😂😂😂
@@RobRossiFan underrated comment
Tennis players can go to toilet. Tennis rules allows it and you have to live with it. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just imagine Collins vs Putintseva..
or Collins vs Collins
I'd pay to see that. Cat fight.
The tournament stringers: *DONT EVEN MENTION IT*
Almost happened
@@mublikbublik7911 that is happend a lot of times
What I wouldn't give for a Collins + Putintseva + Ostapenko "Real World" reality show in which they share a house for a couple of months. The drama would be absolutely off the charts 😀
When was the last time a supervisor overruled an umpire ? Never 😂. That sweeney guy is a nightmare though he's too visible and it's clear he has an ego and is insecure at the same time. Not fit for purpose.
Errani is completely right.
Sorry, but you're so wrong. Serve clock was started way too early. Serve clock was started before Yastremska was ready to serve. As you might have noticed, Yastremska was hurrying when she put on her sweatband. Also because of COVID-19 in that tournament players had to go to their towels. There weren't any personal to give them towel. Because towel stand was quite far from where Yastremska was standing, it took her time to even get to towel stand and then to clean her face. You clearly are delusional and clueless loser.
oh I wish I was the chair umpire for that match. I would've been honored to give a whole bunch of these code violations to Yastremska.
@@helenivanic1628 Another clueless loser. Dayana Yastremska didn't violate any rules in that match, you delusional loser. Like I said, it took her time to get to her towels, clean her face and return back in position to serve. According to official tennis rules, you delusional loser serve clock can only be started when a tennis player is starting to serve. Chair umpire made terrible mistake starting a serve clock before Yastremska was even ready to serve. It was chair umpire's fault.
No. Errani is completely wrong.
Wow. Danielle Collins is fast rising up the rankings as the ultimate mean Queen.
A solid #2 behind Putintseva 😂
She got robbed, Collins was right
Her clothes are more than fitting for her attitude.
@@AlexFortunyLlop Collins was wrong, it's usual when there's a distraction like that during the point, it's a let
Putintseva apparently drops monster deuces in the players lounge clogging the toilets
17:40 - best everrrr🤣🤣🤣🤣. Even more amazing is how the chair umpire just non-chalantly continuing with the announcement. He would have done it even if there was a earthquake🤣🤣🤣
After watching so many of these videos, you can see the “medical timeout” strategy by some of the players.
It's crap
tbx59 it’s allowed though 🤷♀️🤷♀️ may not be ethical but it’s allowed
It should not be allowed. If you're not 100% fine, don't play. If you get hurt, bad luck for you, try the next time. These comedies are annoying.
Someone's takes a medical time out and comes back playing better. The more natural explanation? They were in pain and now that's been somewhat fixed they're playing better so they win. The explanation youtube anonymous viewers spouse? It's been a tactic so that their opponent forgot how to play tennis in the meantime. Because you know, that happens. Yesterday I went for a snack and when I was back in my chair I had forgotten how to type.
@TJ - it is about the same in football (or if an American reads this "in soccer"). If a team leads at the end of a match they take their "time out" by making the exchange of players. Just to interrupt the match - why should this be not allowed in tennis?
17:40 The hardest I laughed in a while
17:44
what happened? I luv it, how funny the male players are full of testosterone.🤣😂
Sorry 😂😂
Same hahahah
11:20: Same girl as in the Collins match at Hamburg, Elena Gabriella Ruse, winning her first WTA title. Petkovic had issues with the umpire but she showed class at the net.
Vikhlyantseva mocking her opponents walking is sending me 💀💀💀💀
Paire/Putintseva V Kyrgios/Collins would be a good match to watch
McEnroe as umpire
Yeah, but the drama clip would be 3 hours long
I'd pay unreal amounts of money to see that lol
16:30 okay yes he slowed down a little bit, but not enough to be considered stopping the point. Taking a split second to look at where the ball landed is normal on clay because there is no electronic review. I absolutely feel it was correct for play to continue. Yes he slowed down a bit, but he did not stop abruptly, he didn't say anything, he didn't raise his hand or finger to indicate it was out, he just slowed a bit. Again, that is not uncommon.
I always look forward to your videos and as usual you did not let us down ! thanks!
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Some players can be right, but even when they are right they are way too arrogant.
6:32 Best explanation from an umpire EVER...hahaha
umpire completley right on the 2nd petkovic clip
and the 1st one
@@mublikbublik7911 the double bounce? Because looking at the video it does look like it bounced twice
Petkovic is nice and fairplayer but she complaims as fuck every match
@@km4829 It's actually very difficult to tell, at least for me. It could be the ball hitting the ground at the same FRAME as her playing it or it could be the ball landing on her racket.
As for the second clip, yeah, it's one of those situations where a player just imagines that a call came before they hit the ball - and then call the supervisor as if that person could change anything. It's pretty childish.
@@Insomnia153 but look at how the ball reacted after the contact with the racket- if it had only bounced once the trajectory would be a lot flatter whereas the ball went high into the air
You could put all Collins matches of this month because she did and said everything hahaha
5:28 this has the same energy as Sharapova’s “check her blood pressure”
I gotta say, the women’s freak outs are more interesting than the men’s
Well we had no dramas this time from Benoit Paire.
clip 1- disagree with the ump. "Play to the pace of the server"
Ending was hilarious 😆
Definitely didn’t see that coming
Best ending of tennis history
I cant believe they have Mariana Alves as a supervisor for any tournment that debacle she had as a chairumpire in that SWilliams and Capriati 2004 USOpen match
What happened?
@@alecmorariu6291one of the most unbelievable false line call/umpire decision leading to SW losing a point and game
Putintseva is miserable her mood never changes. Always pissed and stoney faced. How many racket violations in her career? Must be a record. I play with a pure drive same as her, feel sorry for Babolat.
She will grow to be very large when she retires. Factor in the enormous sun damage and she’ll be like a walrus made of beef jerky. And none of this will brighten her outlook I can tell you
You can't ask a judge why you got a code violation, then tell the judge to STFU and explain after the match. 🤣🤣
What happened in the last match after hitting the ball? Like some parts of the roof felt?
The ball hit a glass pane
Right it sounds like some metal fell 😱
probably lights and glass dropped.
I see tennis advocate upload , I click 😊
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Ridiculous call against Collins on the net cord. Not to mention given the score AND that her opponent had earlier flung a ball in Collins' direction. Good for her for standing up for herself.
Well at least she's got one fan lmao
Umpire made the correct call.
No the ball kid was running for the ball before the point ended-- Replay the point
@@b.b.4010 yeah the umpire justified the call against Collins that the ball kid had entered the alley during play. Replay shows false. Bs call.
The ball kid made a move for the court and was several feet off the alley on the second bounce and when opponent had conceded point by actions. Not an obstruction. Again, umpire contended to Collins his mistake that ball kid had entered alley prior to second bounce, and made call premised on this error. Collins won this point at least 3 times lol. Big point too. Bs call.
Has Ostapenko and Putinetseva met? That would be an interesting match.
At least once as Yulia won that years ago
yeah and it was good. Putintseva celebrated like she won a grand slam and Ostapenko gave her a dirty look
@@tad1980 and they were doubles partners in that tourney
@@xmv1404 that's awesome
Funniest ending ever with that glass shattering lol.
Thank you 🙏 one of the best vids in a while, tennis is back!!!!!
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That chick that was mocking her opponent about the injury and then losing to her...isn't that more embarrassing? 5:50
Vikhlyantseva isn't a good sportsmanship since ever
I usually hate Collins for the way she causes drama, but she handled the Kalinina mess really well. It was pretty bitchy of Kalinina to not give Collins the point, and Collins was very calm every time she mentioned the bad call to the supervisor and umpire.
Collins was dead right on this. The umpire was a joke.
Collins was a total Karen about the whole thing. What are you talking about. And that’s after she does her usual obnoxious yelling “come on”.
what???? a ball kid moving in the middle of a point is considered disturbing the conditions of play and the umpire is forced to call a "let", he was totally right and Collins was wrong
@@EstebanToro Are you high? It made no difference at all and a decent person would have acknowledged that and given the point.
@@Justanotherandy63 It's a let
Unfortunately a lot of "Is her last name Jankovic?" players
I watched live the match Collins vs Kalinina and everything was made so that Collins would lose the match. Terrible umpiring. After that incident the umpire refused to check a few close balls asked by Collins, Kalinina's box was very rude towards Collins throughout the entire match and that call on the drop shot is absolute bullshit. I think she retired because of frustration and because she understood everything was against her.
Budapest 250 tour I didn't expected anything different I watched a lot of matches of this tour and happened worse things like a guy on crowd making supremacist symbol with hands
For anyone wondering what Collins said to Ruse at the net, the two players addressed it explicitly today during the trophy ceremony of the Palermo title (Collins def. Ruse).
Collins said that she hoped she would get better because of her "injury". Ruse received it as clear sarcasm while Collins said she was genuine.
I personally think Collins was indeed sarcastic and that when replying to Ruse she was trolling her, because Ruse is already known for her strategic MTOs.
so the Collins's MTO at match with Halep what was?
Collins could be Cersei's sister - someone should bring her a glass of wine 😎
Fax
Petkovic is one of the nicest people on tour.....got it wrong here though!
Why wrong? It was a double bounce.
@@alexdelpiero4974 I would guess they are referring to the clips after that.
Man I love these videos! Thanks for making them 😁😁
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Collins didn’t even shake Kalininas hand 🗿
Why do not tennis associations use a VAR to avoid the Petkovic dramas like in this video? The umpire was right
At weich point? The double bounce or the call...it was clearly a double bounce, umpire must be blind....and the call came at the same time so i think it would be fair to replay the point, umpire should get a fine for those faults
@@xxtennisxxbest7533 the call came after Petkovic hit the ball, if you slow down the video you can see it
Great compilation once again,
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ATP tour has only one Cheat-Cheat-pas. WTA seems to have a handful of them...😃
Collins was correct. Kalinina should have been disqualified for almost hitting Collins on her head. If Collins would have been hit on her head, it would have caused major injury in her head. Chair umpire also ignored double bounce rule. Ball already bounced twice when Kalinina got to it. So it wasn't let, it was Collin's winner. Everything was done so that Collins lost that match. Umpire simply wanted Kalinina to win.
Who was waiting for Putinseva from the very first minute to appear in this video? Please raise your hand :)
These comments are a little all over the place for me. I don't like Collins in the least, but she was right about everything. I like Petkovic very much, but here she was wrong about everything. And nobody mentions Renzo Olivo? The only one in 18 minutes which should have necessitated a supervisor to the court?
Collins was completely wrong about the let call. If the ball girl prematurely runs to retrieve the ball, that's a let every single time. No arguing about that. She's mad that they have to replay the point but rules are rules
She didn't run forward. Okay, the ball girl was early, but she was only edging in that direction. No more effort from Kalinina than the ball girl. It's marginal at best. If you're Danielle's opponent, you run up to that ball, and then maybe if you don't get there, you plead that case. But that shouldn't have had to have been Danielle's to plead.
@@LPdevilness I agree, it was a distraction for the player even if she couldn’t get on time to the ball.
No, Petkovic was right about the double bounce.
I agree, and I don’t like anybody, but everyone was right too
That ending though :D
"sorry"
it is funny that Collins complaining about spectators applauding after her mistake. Collins is famous about screaming like crazy after her opponent makes an unforced error.
Supervisor = most useless job ever.
I have never seen them do anything than confirm the call.
If I am the head of WTA/ATP I would just abolish Medical timeouts completely. Either keep on playing or retire. Too many players are abusing it.
I hear you, but tennis is part of the entertainment business. From ticket holders to tv contracts, if matches end early due to medical reasons that can be actually treated, then the venue and sport itself may find it losing money in refunds and unsold tickets.
@@piper998877 i hear you too. And i think people from above wants the drama. Because why not let the umpire and players access replays. It would solve so many debates and it would actually make the dispute much faster. I mean, it doesn't even need to be the hawk-eye, they just need 2-3 properly placed cameras which i think they already do.
Actually, it would be an awful idea, because then most of the matches would be either a squashies or wouldn't even start at all
Waiting for the men part!
Wow didn't realise some umpires are really rubbish until I started watching this channel. Professional game should provide Professional umpires.
Olivo - “why?”
Umpire - “
Olivo - “shut up”
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I'm pretty sure the guy called out at the same time she hit the ball, so if its a tie I think it should go to the player and they replay the point
My goodness Putintseva is just boring to see for a circus already. She must be one of the most hated people in the WTA tour
She's not
@@mublikbublik7911 u sure bro. She appears on every video
@@mublikbublik7911 yep she's
She’s the worst. She’s going to be very large and wrinkled due to sun damage
Only three things are certain. Death, taxes and Putintseva being featured in tennis advocates WTA videos.
0:40 Can you imagine Andy Roddick ever giving his opponent 'reasonable time'?
Great upload!🎾🎾
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Petko and her coach wanted to fool everyone, it's so clear that she hit the ball and the same time with out call
what a shameful behavior.
if it's at the same time, it's supposed to be replay the point. I am still unconvinced she was in a position to get it back over, but you are supposed to favor the hindered player.
Now she wants to get a moderation job i TV. Unbearable woman without talents
@@piper998877 If she hit the ball back to court yes replay but she made error so no replay I am sure that XP CU Tomas knows rules better than both of us
@@RobRossiFan This isn't a misunderstanding of the rules, the CU is stating that Petko hit the ball prior to the call, if true, she should lose the point no matter what. In this case, it really sounds like it happened during her shot, which should be a replay. However, if he said, "her shot was so good that all you could do was e a forced error no matter what," that is a better argument. Similarly to when a powerful serve is called out but overruled, yet tipped by the returner, the returner still loses the point rather than replaying it.
12:44 this umpire should be fired, the point was clearly Collins', that was really an awful call
No the rule is clear if the player is distracted by something (like a ballboy running after the ball in play) it's replay the point doesn't matter if she couldn't get the ball
Yastremska is the biggest cheater on WTA.
Absolutely. Especially the final with her against Tomljanovic at Hua Hin Championships 2019.
The ball kid replay decision was a joke. Kalinina was a miiiile away from the ball.
It is a rule
Collins looks like she returns special k cereal if the box does not exactly weigh the labelled weight
lma0
17:44 😆😆😆
YES!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂
What the heck was Olivo talking about? Skatov never tried to stop the point
I don't ever want my kids to watch or participate in this sport. These athletes are physically gifted but they are complete mental cases , spoiled , and self entitled
Collins was right. That was a ridiculous call and she was robbed of her momentum and match.
They even put some spiritual african song for keeping Collins calm 🤣🤣🤣" Wes Alane " Superb Song.
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Popović: Hold on, hold on, wait
Andrea: But what can I do he already made the call
Popović: He made the call?... but it was way before your shot
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Andrea: What do you want now (i can't really hear bcs of the commentator)... they claim he called at the same time i hit it
In the women tennis there is so much less fairplay comparared to males.
Half of me loves Danielle Collins and half of me hates her.
After seeing this video, I am going the same way.
You should make a compilation of Danielle Collins complaining next
OMG that last one from the ATP. Did he hit a floodlight? Lucky a ball kid wasn't standing there.
Time violation in the beginning for ystrenka. Wtf is the point of the rule if you're not going to follow it???
THE LAST VID HELPP😭
The Vinci/Errani doubles team could use some very salty language during matches. Maybe you can't show that on RUclips.
En el caso de Ruse contra Petkovic, sí tenemos una buena decisión del juez de silla. Ruse lanza un winner, el línea canta out, el silla canta correction, y Petkovic intenta devolver la bola pero se queda en la red. El hecho de que la devolución de Petkovic se quede en la red, implica que si la corrección es buena, el punto es directo para Ruse; Si la pelota que intenta devolver Petkovic hubiera entrado en la pista contraria, la corrección del silla sólo podría implicar la repetición del punto si está en lo cierto y la pelota es buena, y en caso de fallar pues evidentemente punto para Petko por bola out de Ruse. Aquí el silla está muy bien.
Además el canto de out del línea que luego es corregido, es posterior a la respuesta de Petko, así que ni siquiera tiene Andrea la posibilidad de decir que no devolvió bien la bola porque le despistó el canto del línea, ella golpea primero, y lo hace de manera insuficiente en el intento de devolver la bola a la pista contraria, por tanto no cabe discusión. A pesar de esto, se recomienda siempre que se devuelva toda bola dudosa canten lo que canten los líneas, porque la excusa de que el canto de out fue primero antes que el golpeo de devolución, no tiene por qué justificar la mala devolución, aunque a menudo en estas polémicas es a lo que se agarran los tenistas.
Yulia did not hit that over head at her. Yulia gets blamed for a lot of things she hasn't done. People like to pile on her. I like her., and I like how she plays. Very quick and exciting to watch. She is a LOT shorter than most of the players, but holds her own. Does she go overboard sometimes? Yes, but at least she brings some personality to the game.
Medical timeout shouldn't be aloud anymore... If you're injured then lose your match... That's the most fair thing to do due to the lack of sportsmanship
Sorry but that is brutal. Can you imagine a Grand Slam final where someone, using your new rule, loses the Championship due to an injury that simply needs strapping or a bandage??
Yes. You are right on the money. Well intentioned rule but someone always takes advantage. Before medical timeouts you'll notice no one died in agony. Now, regular as clockwork.
@@davidsanderson5918 You must be in good shape... Ir you are not... Bad for you... They could have some extra time between sets... Like in football... If you need treatment just lost one set and do your treatment for the next one... In football if you need medical attention you have it outside and match continues with one less player... Bad luck!
@@davidsanderson5918 the psychological impact on the other player is just unfair...
On the one hand as an official (not for tennis) I hate unsporting conduct. On the other I legitimately only watch these compilations when it comes to viewing tennis. Therefore, tennis is my cognitive dissonance.
The replay on collins was just rediculous
That ending tho 😂
17:44 ok now that was something
Collins should be called Karen :p
we all know these mto, close calls, ball kid interference, supervisor always siding with ump etc will happen. i think the players need to work more on mental fitness and learn how to "reset" better. these players complain for so long and dont reset properly and lose.
I think of marcelo rios, borg, or steffi graf in these instances. They dont like the call, complain for about 10 seconds then they "reset" and end up winning in the end. these players need to learn this.
I think you're right. But I get the cumulative nature of it--especially since these players and umpires are traveling and working to the same venues. It's like the same chair that screwed you over in Hamburg is doing it again in Budapest.
erranis serve is ridiculous, how can that worl
Sick of this medical timeout bullshit. You want a trainer, you forfeit the current set.
Fuck off it’s a couples minutes at most professionals shouldn’t be letting it affect them so much
Forfeiting the set is so over the top lol.
It should be forfeiting the next game. Not too much punishment on genuinely injured players whilst stopping players from abusing the rule.
@@balmorrablue3130 this cold your body and unfocused, isn't to take advantage but to balance the match when your opponent is better, it ain't fair at all.
Collins was completely right, Kalinina was not getting that ball, she didnt even try to get it really
I agree. Unfortunately, that ball girl moved too early so the Ump then jumped the shark. She was never going to get that ball. One of the worst decisions by an Ump I have ever seen, and I have been watching and playing tennis for over 50 years.
What did Collins say to her opponent at the net in the second video?
11:35 Gosh I love Collins 😂❤️❤️
Me too!! After all she's been through, I'm so glad she won in Palermo yesterday. And she beat Ruse this time!
Danielle rubs people the wrong way, but she’s usually always right with calls.
Who knew tennis players could be so volatile!?!!
:-D I can't tell if this comment is sarcasm, or...?
I’ve only bet on about 7 matches last few weeks and 5 are in this video lol
Collins was right though
Yup.
What a surprise - Putinseva aimed right at opponents head.
"Sorry."