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Met you in Albuquerque at a futures event. Was really bummed that you didn't get in. It was fun hitting with you and I think you could have really blown out most of the competition there. Look forward to seeing more of your videos.
I think avoiding poor matches by maintaining a clear mindset to find ways to win is one of the major keys to success at the highest level. No one plays at a high percentage of their potential in a match every time. That's something I certainly have trouble with, as well, particularly against a pusher...
This is a super encouraging video to watch. Thanks for taking us through a constructive look at a rough day. It's interesting you mentioned feeling like the net was a mile away shifting indoors. I live in a cold area and spend long parts of the year indoors and it is always hard transitioning between indoors and outdoors. Going from indoors to outdoors feels like I have to tighten up to keep things under control, outdoors to indoors feels like I have to work hard to keep things in depth. Crazy how our eyes trick our bodies like that.
Followed you live at ITF and was pulling for you. Dude, just one match as you know happens to everyone. I'm guessing your 3 hour plus match from the day before was very draining and not something you've had regular experience with recently. M25s have a higher caliber of player than the 15s (typically) as well. Shoot, you have just started your comeback and already won a futures tourney and are back to being ATP ranked! Amazing work in a few short months. Having said that, looking forward to your match comments as I'm guessing Cash is a player that you would typically beat. Great channel enjoying vicariously watching your journey!
Hey Karue - thanks for the great and thoughtful recap. It can’t be easy to be so vulnerable and honest about your performance especially cuz you’ve been kicking ass so much lately! I think Sabalenka said, “you’re either winning or learning”. Good luck on the next one.
You’re better than me I’m just a 5.5 usta player, but over a 6 month stretch I decided to serve a basket almost daily and the serve confidence and percentage sky rocketed, currently serving over 70% first serve percentage
Its crazy that this happens at all levels. Thanks for sharing this, you have no idea how it helped me mentally to watch this, just to know Karue even goes through bad days. This is a reminder we're all human and we all have bad days. In the days of instagram and linkedin where everyone just post their success, no one posts their bad days. I'm going through job interviews and feel interviews and tennis matches have a lot of in common. Watching this helped me to relax before the interview, because I realized you cant control having a bad day. Just get back up and do it again. Same as tennis matches.
You’re disappointed and we’re disappointed for you, but love how you started the video, awesome that you can poke some fun at the experience. Really appreciate your frankness about everything, especially letting the bad calls bother you. I’m a much lower level and lost my last match because I let my opponent’s unsporting attempts to hinder and distract annoy me. Glad I’m not the only one who has those focus issues at times.
I partied with Ty Tucker way back in the day. He and my close friend went to Palmer Tennis Academy in Saddlebrook, FL. Good dude. As for the match. There will always be bad days. Let this be a lesson in character building.
Hey Karue , great channel and another great video, keep it coming, I think it was just a mental fatigue from the previous match which caused stiffness and mental fog in this match , but I am sure you will bounce back stronger in the next season. Keep going.
Totally understandable and so frustrating. The question is how do you overcome the mental frustration that's lingering during a high paced game like this? Any learnings or advice would be amazing. Thanks for all the genuine and honest content!! 🙏🙏👏👏
Great breakdown Karue, we learn much more from our losses than we do our victories. I tend to get so much more internal development from losing, and much more external development from winning. Win or lose, it's developing an aspect of our lives that is required to move forward into the next level.
I remember an interview with a top professional in another competitive sports (Go aka "Cinese chess"). The journalist asked: "Why do like Go so much?" to which he responded: "I HATE Go". Being a pro is not necessarily boosting your love for the game. :)
Great to see and hear all the stats but also from what your thoughts were in the match. The guy looks tough or played really well that day, fast long strides. That out serve call was pretty wild! Def is tough to deal with especially in a crucial point/game. Good insights and thanks for sharing! One question: in general- If you could put a number 0-10. How aggressive are you mentally planning to hit when you’re returning second serves?
hilarious intro. Probably best way in hindsight to handle a loss and shit going sideways. Too many tennis RUclipsrs seem to really harbor their losses doing all this deep reflection on camera. Seems like that just causes a loss to fester.
Yeah. I want to learn from it and let go. Sometimes it is easy to overthink it vs being objective. I think making videos like this will help me be objective and move on hahah it’s just tennis
Loved the 2 videos that came from this, both yours and Treys video! Awesome collab. Laughed hard at your comment at 8:17, know the feeling after giving away games to opponents for the same reason. Maybe I should think about the way you said it next time I am serving terrible, have a laugh and maybe snap out of it. Thank you for bringing us on your epic journey!
We were going to come down and see you but wow… those ITF matches aren’t geared toward people with day jobs. Is it feasible to push them to afternoon/early evening? Charge a modest admission. Make some money? Or am I missing something obvious?
I feel you on the losses, it stinks to lose when you arent feeling great. I typically play with a buddy and it seems he always tells me about an injury or something that throws me off before we play. Some how he always ends up "playing through" the pain and wins. Weird, need to find that mamba mentality and keep going!
We've all had days like that, thanks for sharing. FYI it looked like your first serve ball toss wasn't in to the court as much as it normally is when you're serve is working well.
Sometimes we can be our own worst enemy! Our thoughts can either make us great, or make us feel like what am I doing out here. I have faith you will do much better in the future, and you will learn from your experience. Good luck in the future my friend.
RF once said at IW after a tough win against Borna Coric, "Some days nothing feels right, and just hitting the middle of the court is a win". In that match he was playing first match in the day session, I think, unusual for him. The challenge is recognizing the situation and making those adjustments in real time. You looked a little flat Karue, not quite your usual. Give yourself a break, Robert played awesome, and some days are tough at the office!
Love the intro and thanks for sharing...you were in most of the games but lost some tough one...how do you know when to change tactics if each game is very long and close but you lose most of them...do you make changes?
Cheers for this video! Win or lose, your viewers and I always learn from your experiences. The serve is very much like golf. Just the littlest mechanical movement can *uck up the swing. Usually it's unconscious. TigerWoods says it's important to know what you think you're doing is what you're actually doing. I.e. the conscious must match what the unconscious is doing.
Those flat balls you were putting into the net, in the moment what adjustments did you try and looking back was it the correct adjustment? I do this often in competition, I think it’s more about getting tight for me and not finishing the swing.
Weird timing this. I played my third league match and couldnt finish it because of a right pec injury! Without the first serve its really difficult to win points especially when you keep feeling you have a mountain to climb the moment it comes back on return. 0-6 i lost that first set. And had to stop because injury was getting worse. Will resume the match with ice, rest and stretch cycle. Luckily I can take a positive by knowing what my opponents strengths and weaknesses are. The rest is down to train and execute. Onwards and upwards Karue. We've got this 💪
Here's the thing that always gets me about tennis. The unforced erros. Why is it that we don't fall off a bicycle "unforced" but still make unforced errors in tennis?
Great video, Karue, as all these other comments are also saying! :) If you're ever playing in the Bay Area/NorCal, please let me know and I'd be more than happy to take the opportunity and document everything for you!
I can't believe the official missed that serve being a foot out! It's also disappointing that your opponent took the point on that bad of a call. Bad sportsmanship!
Your serve is a big weapon. I get lots of free points off of my fast, flat serve, and always get out of rhythm when my serve is off. Service and return, like you said, start off with a bang, on offense.
Hi Karue, you probably don't remember me, I wrote you like a year ago here in the comments under another video that I had a possibility to be a coach of a certain sponsored girl. You told me to go for it, so I did :-) We started together when she was around 1000, and now she is almost 500 now, so yeah, progress is there. Recently she played very close matches against girls inside top150 (in the end she lost both of them) but in certain stages of the match, she was even better than them. What caught my attention here are the words from the end of the video, when you talk about shifting the pressure to the other side of the court, but that you can't reveal all your secrets etc. That´s such a shame because I think that´s exactly what my girl needs against these higher-ranked opponents. Usually, she loses just because the pressure they've been creating throughout the match is just too much for her in the end and she just can't sustain it, especially in the deciding sets. I am trying to figure it out on my own how to shift the pressure, but maybe my knowledge is just too shallow. Is there any possibility to just give me a hint, push me a little bit? Thanks a lot, good luck next year! Tomas
Unlucky Karue but as you know, you've been red hot all year and you're always going to have a bad match here or there. Even Fed, Rafa, Novak &Murray played a few poor matches every season. And no disrespect, but it gives us mere mortal club players hope when you see a player of your calibre struggling to make balls at times😂 You are going to crush it in 2024. Top 400 for sure by end of 2024 if not higher👍💪
Seriously...how often have you played on an ORANGE court vs a standard green/blue. I think it probably affects your vision and perception... thus your serve.
One tip (for amateurs) to find your serve again is to really slow everything down. As if you're serving in slow motion. Stand inside the baseline if needed. Then slowly build up the pace and move back. Obviously only recommended to do this in practice between matches. But it eventually helps you get out of a rut and build confidence again.
I asked ChatGPT why you lost, and this was the answer: The color of an object is determined by the wavelength of light that it reflects or emits. Red light has a very long wavelength, which means it has less energy. This is why a bright object can cause eye strain. An extremely large, red and bright object viewed continuously and particularly for more than 10 minutes can cause extreme eye strain, eye floaters, and a phenomenon known as eye to brain/body disconnect. It is very likely that somewhere between your eyeballs and your brain, something went wrong. If there is a disconnect, what we see and what we think we see don’t match up. Not only is that disorienting in a cognitive way, disrupting our ability to ‘trust what we see’, but it can also create other physical issues as well. Also, your opponent may have been more used to playing in that extremely red environment, allowing him to be unaffected by it, causing minimal negative effects, and allowing him to play virtually unscathed.
ChatGPT Response continued: The red color could also make the player more distracted and irritated, as red is a stimulating and attention-grabbing color that can increase blood pressure and heart rate. This could impair the player’s concentration and accuracy, especially if they are prone to frustration and anger. The brightness of the court could make it harder for the player to see the ball, as the contrast between the yellow ball and the red court might not be enough to distinguish the ball clearly. This could affect the player’s timing and reaction, especially if they have poor eyesight or are sensitive to light.
Even your worst level I would love that to be my normal level, same would definitely go for the vast majority of us in the comments section. That being said, your opponent has an absurdly bad forehand from a mechanical standpoint, if you face him again, bully that forehand with slice to get short balls.
Respect you but your behavior was abhorrent. Throwing your racket like that scaring the linesman is no joke. If that had been Kyrgios it would have been all over social media.
Great video and channel. For us amateur players, did you get a warning or point penalty for throwing your racquet with the lines person/ official 5 feet away? Curious about that one.
Karue did u already play with poly tour rev from yonex? Just bought the v core pro 97h and got 3 of those with, lmk if worth to try it, I usually play with lxl alu power, thanks
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Don’t forget to smash that like button!! Let’s blow up this video hehehe and the best way to support my pro journey is to join our school on the Mproov App and get some K-PRO and K-POP on your racket - toroline.com/collections/my-tennis-hq 💪🏻 appreciate you all!
Met you in Albuquerque at a futures event. Was really bummed that you didn't get in. It was fun hitting with you and I think you could have really blown out most of the competition there. Look forward to seeing more of your videos.
thank you!
I think avoiding poor matches by maintaining a clear mindset to find ways to win is one of the major keys to success at the highest level. No one plays at a high percentage of their potential in a match every time. That's something I certainly have trouble with, as well, particularly against a pusher...
This is a super encouraging video to watch. Thanks for taking us through a constructive look at a rough day. It's interesting you mentioned feeling like the net was a mile away shifting indoors. I live in a cold area and spend long parts of the year indoors and it is always hard transitioning between indoors and outdoors. Going from indoors to outdoors feels like I have to tighten up to keep things under control, outdoors to indoors feels like I have to work hard to keep things in depth. Crazy how our eyes trick our bodies like that.
right? It was a weird transition. I like indoors but struggled this time
Followed you live at ITF and was pulling for you. Dude, just one match as you know happens to everyone. I'm guessing your 3 hour plus match from the day before was very draining and not something you've had regular experience with recently. M25s have a higher caliber of player than the 15s (typically) as well. Shoot, you have just started your comeback and already won a futures tourney and are back to being ATP ranked! Amazing work in a few short months. Having said that, looking forward to your match comments as I'm guessing Cash is a player that you would typically beat. Great channel enjoying vicariously watching your journey!
Hey Karue - thanks for the great and thoughtful recap. It can’t be easy to be so vulnerable and honest about your performance especially cuz you’ve been kicking ass so much lately! I think Sabalenka said, “you’re either winning or learning”. Good luck on the next one.
You’re better than me I’m just a 5.5 usta player, but over a 6 month stretch I decided to serve a basket almost daily and the serve confidence and percentage sky rocketed, currently serving over 70% first serve percentage
this video lived up to the hype. Excellent job in the edit as well, hilarious beginning! Onwards and upwards...
Thank you very much. Will do a lot more of these in 2024
can you make another backhand video? I am struggling like crazy and I love your backhand. I dont know how to condense my swing.
Its crazy that this happens at all levels. Thanks for sharing this, you have no idea how it helped me mentally to watch this, just to know Karue even goes through bad days. This is a reminder we're all human and we all have bad days. In the days of instagram and linkedin where everyone just post their success, no one posts their bad days.
I'm going through job interviews and feel interviews and tennis matches have a lot of in common. Watching this helped me to relax before the interview, because I realized you cant control having a bad day. Just get back up and do it again. Same as tennis matches.
You’re disappointed and we’re disappointed for you, but love how you started the video, awesome that you can poke some fun at the experience. Really appreciate your frankness about everything, especially letting the bad calls bother you. I’m a much lower level and lost my last match because I let my opponent’s unsporting attempts to hinder and distract annoy me. Glad I’m not the only one who has those focus issues at times.
I partied with Ty Tucker way back in the day. He and my close friend went to Palmer Tennis Academy in Saddlebrook, FL. Good dude.
As for the match. There will always be bad days. Let this be a lesson in character building.
Hey Karue , great channel and another great video, keep it coming, I think it was just a mental fatigue from the previous match which caused stiffness and mental fog in this match , but I am sure you will bounce back stronger in the next season. Keep going.
Totally understandable and so frustrating. The question is how do you overcome the mental frustration that's lingering during a high paced game like this? Any learnings or advice would be amazing. Thanks for all the genuine and honest content!! 🙏🙏👏👏
Great breakdown Karue, we learn much more from our losses than we do our victories. I tend to get so much more internal development from losing, and much more external development from winning.
Win or lose, it's developing an aspect of our lives that is required to move forward into the next level.
I remember an interview with a top professional in another competitive sports (Go aka "Cinese chess"). The journalist asked: "Why do like Go so much?" to which he responded: "I HATE Go". Being a pro is not necessarily boosting your love for the game. :)
Great to see and hear all the stats but also from what your thoughts were in the match. The guy looks tough or played really well that day, fast long strides.
That out serve call was pretty wild! Def is tough to deal with especially in a crucial point/game.
Good insights and thanks for sharing!
One question: in general- If you could put a number 0-10. How aggressive are you mentally planning to hit when you’re returning second serves?
Huge kudos to you for having the bravery to post this when you weren't on your game physically or mentally. That's the real win here!
appreciate it
Thanks for sharing - looking forward to seeing you kick butt in the next one!@@KaruesellHQ
hilarious intro. Probably best way in hindsight to handle a loss and shit going sideways. Too many tennis RUclipsrs seem to really harbor their losses doing all this deep reflection on camera. Seems like that just causes a loss to fester.
Yeah. I want to learn from it and let go. Sometimes it is easy to overthink it vs being objective. I think making videos like this will help me be objective and move on hahah it’s just tennis
Loved the 2 videos that came from this, both yours and Treys video! Awesome collab. Laughed hard at your comment at 8:17, know the feeling after giving away games to opponents for the same reason. Maybe I should think about the way you said it next time I am serving terrible, have a laugh and maybe snap out of it. Thank you for bringing us on your epic journey!
We were going to come down and see you but wow… those ITF matches aren’t geared toward people with day jobs.
Is it feasible to push them to afternoon/early evening? Charge a modest admission. Make some money? Or am I missing something obvious?
I think the ethos at a future is to “just get the matches done with” unfortunately. But I agree, matches should be later for public
I feel you on the losses, it stinks to lose when you arent feeling great. I typically play with a buddy and it seems he always tells me about an injury or something that throws me off before we play.
Some how he always ends up "playing through" the pain and wins. Weird, need to find that mamba mentality and keep going!
Love your authenticity K
appreciate it
love seeing that you are human with emotions, love this sport we deal with so much
We've all had days like that, thanks for sharing. FYI it looked like your first serve ball toss wasn't in to the court as much as it normally is when you're serve is working well.
Sometimes we can be our own worst enemy! Our thoughts can either make us great, or make us feel like what am I doing out here. I have faith you will do much better in the future, and you will learn from your experience. Good luck in the future my friend.
0:07 lol, that’s great content 😂
That intro is so funny! Great video - keep at it!
thank you!
Happens to the best of us.
You're already on top of it!
Cheers with full support
M
I love French Open posters from the 80s also =- have never seen the 87 before that must be a Lendl win off the top of my head
Hilarious!😂
You’ll bounce back, Karue!
Karue are you wearing Vuori? I LOVE that brand. You've got great taste lol
Sensasional, fascinating and funny !
RF once said at IW after a tough win against Borna Coric, "Some days nothing feels right, and just hitting the middle of the court is a win". In that match he was playing first match in the day session, I think, unusual for him. The challenge is recognizing the situation and making those adjustments in real time. You looked a little flat Karue, not quite your usual. Give yourself a break, Robert played awesome, and some days are tough at the office!
Dude I have the same new yorker poster but is yours like super fuzzy as well after they blow it up to that size?
office background is 🔥
Best background by the best GF
Love the intro and thanks for sharing...you were in most of the games but lost some tough one...how do you know when to change tactics if each game is very long and close but you lose most of them...do you make changes?
Cheers for this video! Win or lose, your viewers and I always learn from your experiences. The serve is very much like golf. Just the littlest mechanical movement can *uck up the swing. Usually it's unconscious. TigerWoods says it's important to know what you think you're doing is what you're actually doing. I.e. the conscious must match what the unconscious is doing.
Your opponent had a very American (US) game! Indoor Tennis is perfect for that style, TBH.
Great video. Random question: is that a tissot PRX on your wrist?
yes sir
great vid broski, what are those nikes they cool af
I think they are called Cage 4
Dang that one serve was a foot out. Crazy!
Man, even at the pro level, the struggle is real.
Fuerza hermano. Siga hacia delante.
Those flat balls you were putting into the net, in the moment what adjustments did you try and looking back was it the correct adjustment?
I do this often in competition, I think it’s more about getting tight for me and not finishing the swing.
Weird timing this. I played my third league match and couldnt finish it because of a right pec injury! Without the first serve its really difficult to win points especially when you keep feeling you have a mountain to climb the moment it comes back on return. 0-6 i lost that first set. And had to stop because injury was getting worse. Will resume the match with ice, rest and stretch cycle. Luckily I can take a positive by knowing what my opponents strengths and weaknesses are. The rest is down to train and execute. Onwards and upwards Karue. We've got this 💪
What does one have to do when the serve is not working/getting any free points?
Losses are here to test our mental skills. They can help to improve so we can see them as positive things, even if they're boring on the moment.
Here's the thing that always gets me about tennis. The unforced erros. Why is it that we don't fall off a bicycle "unforced" but still make unforced errors in tennis?
Your still the best bro!!!
Wow winner's only tennis is such a great channel for intermediate players like myself
Sometimes you can’t get a feel on the ball the more you try the worse it gets. I’ve had days where I couldn’t hit a cows arse with a banjo
What wristbands do you use? They look comfy.
5:30; R u kidding me!??
Mano, se a aquela grand willy tivesse entrado ia ser outro jogo.
Great video, Karue, as all these other comments are also saying! :)
If you're ever playing in the Bay Area/NorCal, please let me know and I'd be more than happy to take the opportunity and document everything for you!
appreciate it
Whoah! Poor baby lol We’re our own worst critic. You gave it ur all and learned something about it. Undesired result is not a failure
Playing indoors is very different!!
did you switch you raquet for the second game ?
I can't believe the official missed that serve being a foot out! It's also disappointing that your opponent took the point on that bad of a call. Bad sportsmanship!
Could not stop laughing the first minute of the video
Your serve is a big weapon. I get lots of free points off of my fast, flat serve, and always get out of rhythm when my serve is off. Service and return, like you said, start off with a bang, on offense.
Exactly. Start the point with quality and the chips fall into place
good to know I'm not the only one who has those days 😅
5:30 - how
the secret: slice forehand *wink*
Hi Karue, you probably don't remember me, I wrote you like a year ago here in the comments under another video that I had a possibility to be a coach of a certain sponsored girl. You told me to go for it, so I did :-) We started together when she was around 1000, and now she is almost 500 now, so yeah, progress is there. Recently she played very close matches against girls inside top150 (in the end she lost both of them) but in certain stages of the match, she was even better than them. What caught my attention here are the words from the end of the video, when you talk about shifting the pressure to the other side of the court, but that you can't reveal all your secrets etc. That´s such a shame because I think that´s exactly what my girl needs against these higher-ranked opponents. Usually, she loses just because the pressure they've been creating throughout the match is just too much for her in the end and she just can't sustain it, especially in the deciding sets. I am trying to figure it out on my own how to shift the pressure, but maybe my knowledge is just too shallow. Is there any possibility to just give me a hint, push me a little bit?
Thanks a lot, good luck next year!
Tomas
Was the court fast? Balls looking like it was skidding
Legendary intro lol
Unlucky Karue but as you know, you've been red hot all year and you're always going to have a bad match here or there.
Even Fed, Rafa, Novak &Murray played a few poor matches every season.
And no disrespect, but it gives us mere mortal club players hope when you see a player of your calibre struggling to make balls at times😂
You are going to crush it in 2024. Top 400 for sure by end of 2024 if not higher👍💪
You got hooked on those calls, that ref definitely biased. Not cool
Seriously...how often have you played on an ORANGE court vs a standard green/blue. I think it probably affects your vision and perception... thus your serve.
i think you lost a bit of timing with your left arm on your serve🤔
You can't be too down about this match, this guy is a player and a 5th year senior. You had to take chances because this guy was making some shots
One tip (for amateurs) to find your serve again is to really slow everything down. As if you're serving in slow motion. Stand inside the baseline if needed. Then slowly build up the pace and move back. Obviously only recommended to do this in practice between matches. But it eventually helps you get out of a rut and build confidence again.
Yo, I wanna watch all your matches in full. Come one whacha doin’?
From what I see you had decent opponent, he seems to move faster than you, and yeah, without serve it's impossible to be competitive at this level.
I asked ChatGPT why you lost, and this was the answer:
The color of an object is determined by the wavelength of light that it reflects or emits. Red light has a very long wavelength, which means it has less energy. This is why a bright object can cause eye strain. An extremely large, red and bright object viewed continuously and particularly for more than 10 minutes can cause extreme eye strain, eye floaters, and a phenomenon known as eye to brain/body disconnect. It is very likely that somewhere between your eyeballs and your brain, something went wrong.
If there is a disconnect, what we see and what we think we see don’t match up. Not only is that disorienting in a cognitive way, disrupting our ability to ‘trust what we see’, but it can also create other physical issues as well.
Also, your opponent may have been more used to playing in that extremely red environment, allowing him to be unaffected by it, causing minimal negative effects, and allowing him to play virtually unscathed.
ChatGPT Response continued:
The red color could also make the player more distracted and irritated, as red is a stimulating and attention-grabbing color that can increase blood pressure and heart rate. This could impair the player’s concentration and accuracy, especially if they are prone to frustration and anger.
The brightness of the court could make it harder for the player to see the ball, as the contrast between the yellow ball and the red court might not be enough to distinguish the ball clearly. This could affect the player’s timing and reaction, especially if they have poor eyesight or are sensitive to light.
@@audiopluginz6126 this is good news for Karue in 2024 - the Green Percept racquet will keep him calm and cool.
Not if he uses red strings. If he uses red strings he's screwed!😅
Even your worst level I would love that to be my normal level, same would definitely go for the vast majority of us in the comments section. That being said, your opponent has an absurdly bad forehand from a mechanical standpoint, if you face him again, bully that forehand with slice to get short balls.
Don't do that to your racket. I'm willing to trade mine with you (that is old). Then, you can do that! 😅
Been there bro.
shit happens
ok
Ja deixei o like sem ver kkk
That’s some piss poor on court behaviour. Actually quite embarrassing. I hope that’s a one time thing for you.
thanks, dad
@@KaruesellHQ I see not. Unsubscribed.
how about your cooperation with Marcos? is it still valid?
He will be back soon!
Are u aware of the mental effect the attitude of the opp has on u and counter it accordingly? I think he studied u very well.
How can the opponent take the serve at 5:45. Only overmotivated college players take this point 😂
Respect you but your behavior was abhorrent. Throwing your racket like that scaring the linesman is no joke. If that had been Kyrgios it would have been all over social media.
I’m still buying. Go Sell.
Serve is so important... It all depends on that 🥹
It’s weird that they placed the line umpire on the same side as the chair. How many codes violations did you receive? 😬🫣
This came at the right time for me as I just had my worst match of the year yesterday. Thanks for your vulnerability in sharing.
Of course. Shake it off, onto the next
I once lost to Robert Cash 6-0, 6-0 and felt like ramming my head into a brick wall. Karue just like me for real for real
Hurts just watching that call at 5:35.... Great video Karue!
I think its pretty obvious what the issue during this game was. Your socks were clearly not high enough
you are absolutely right
Great video and channel. For us amateur players, did you get a warning or point penalty for throwing your racquet with the lines person/ official 5 feet away? Curious about that one.
i got a warning but no point penalty
Keep it up karue, we sometimes win some and lose some but everything is a learning process. Are you ever going to collab with Simon Freund tennis?
Karue did u already play with poly tour rev from yonex? Just bought the v core pro 97h and got 3 of those with, lmk if worth to try it, I usually play with lxl alu power, thanks
The call at 5:32 might be the worst decision by an official ref I have ever seen in my life.
Worth mentioning he also played like a 3.5 hr match the match before this
Thanks so much for posting. Nice for us to see an honest post match recap with insight to what went wrong. Loving the content. Have a good off season!