Inspirational Tu Takes Set of Alcaraz | Sinner’s Shaky Start | Taking Time Off From Tennis?
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
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In today's video, I discuss Sinner & Alcaraz winning their first round matches at the 2024 US open.
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First of all, appreciate that attempt of pronouncing my name right 😂😂 not an easy one! Appreciate the shout out, if I could pull off what Tu is doing, I’d be a happy man. Each person has their own timeline. Will keep battling. All the best 💪🏻💪🏻
@@KaruesellHQ Cheering you on man..Vasco! Haja sorry thats my team
Karooooeee!
@karuesellHQ following your journey and wishing nothing but the best 🔥🔥🙌🙌
Awesome that you gave some props to Karue Sell and what he is doing! I wish you success as your channel grows. You add some great commentary to the online tennis world.
Thank you!
I always believed in my countryman Karue to achieve his goal since he decided to go back on tour, Tu's history should inspire him even more.
ATP has a story about Tu decided to wipe off the tears and go on win the challenger tournament a few days after his mother passed away. I hope his mother can see him taking a set off Alcaraz from heaven.
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Love these commentary videos
Glad to hear it
Your comment on the Sinner case is on point. You made a valid point observing how some players have instrumentalized this case to advocate for their agenda. As you said, even though they might have valid points, their opinions on the case displayed a lack of information, which is disrespectful to Sinner. If they don’t want to take the time to inform themselves, say, “ I can’t comment on the case because I don’t have the information.” What is unacceptable is that some journalists lack information. The journalists' questions I heard during the conferences presented misleading information-great Job with your video.
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Very nice and onest information, I think Jannik Will win, he Is a top player and good Person that has this horrible unfortunate moment, he Will Reborn like the champion he Is ❤❤❤
As always your discussions are interesting!
Glad you think so!
I used to get coached by Tu down in South Australia. Very good coach and nice guy
Dan Evans, one of my favourite too!!
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I'll be closely watching Tu. Great info!❤
Thank you
Karue Sell 100% Brazilian well known in Southern California and Brazil of course. I know he tapes some of his videos at my tennis club West End. Don't know him personally but he seems to be a nice fellow with positive attitude. Oh, yes, he's a great player too!
You are very honest and prepared commentator.
Before to judge and split opinions one's should study the case. To understand doping case one should have a minimum scientific background. Doping imply chemical substance, analysis, knowledge of metabolic action and half-life of a substance. Besides it is necessary to know doping protocol of ITIA.
A lot of void opinion in the chat based on feelings not on facts.
I love Karue, his effort to compete back on the pro tour as well as his tennis content. I appreciate Tu's effort to put on an entertaining match against Alcaraz as well. But how about Varvara Lepchenko on the women's side? At the age of 38 she played through the qualifier and is now at the 2nd round of US Open. She is the oldest WTA player in the top 200. And she may have a fighting chance to get back to top 100.
Go Karue!!
2 is a great player!
Go Karue! My favorite tennis player. woohoo!
what did you make of Rybakina's first match?
Shaky
What happen to the bracket alot fell off
Why no mention of Jules Marie?! You don’t respect him? His content is absolutely some of the best on RUclips and got up to 205 recently having quit in 2016. Come on coach Nikola! Some the love for Jules!
This man runs a fact filled video blog unlike some wildly inaccurate blogs like The Slice who makes frequent unforced errors of facts.
This guy also has twice the age and experience compared to the guys on The Slice. Plus, he's probably the better player and coach.
Nick, it’s time for you to disrupt the tour
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His surname is Kecmanović not Kečmanović
I can’t wrap my head around the fact that the concentration of the banned substance was so low (billionth?) it couldn’t have a performance impact. Why is there not a higher threshold before an accusation of impropriety?
It might be the thought that larger relevant doses taken previously leave trace amounts in the body later.
If you take a full dose of cocaine a month before a drug test the test may detect only a billionth of a gram of cocaine metabolite but it doesn’t change the fact that you got high on drugs a month before the test. Steroids are banned “at all times” by the WADA which means during competition AND out of competition. There is a 4 to 5 week period between the AO and Indian Wells where Sinner could have benefited from steroid use because steroids allow one to train harder for longer with shorter recovery times. That is how steroid users benefit from the steroids. It is not during competition but before the competition. Finally, there is no scientific study that currently exists that proves that clostebol can be transferred from a trainer to an athlete when the trainer sprays the steroid on his finger so there is a leap of faith that must be done if one is to believe sinner’s claims.
The half-life of Colestebol is only 13 days at highest, which means it gets flushed out of the system very quickly.
@@slarsen6653 the billionth of a gram is a metabolite of clostebol not the clostebol itself. It doesnt measure the amount of clostebol taken by sinner weeks before the doping test
What was detected is the metabolite of Clostebol and doesn't say how much Clostebol was taken weeks before Indian Wells. Steroids are used to allow athletes to train harder for longer and with shorter recovery times. Also, a billionth of a gram is a measure of concentration in 1 ml of sample. It doesn't mean there were only a billionth of a gram in Sinner's whole body. There is no tolerance because dopers have gotten crafty in trying to hide steroid use.
Nothing in Sinner's steroid scandal was normal.
He failed the test not once - but twice, yet everything was kept in secret for 6 months. ATP didn't want to lose their views and money from the number 1 player.
As for the amount of the steroid in the body - drugs have their life span. They are in certain amount one day, then in the next 24, 48... hours they break down and metabolize into a portion of the initial amount.
Unless Sinner was tested every day (and he wasn't) - the "small amount" they discovered after 8 days - means nothing.
The worst thing in this scandal - is Sinner's official statement (excuse):
Sinner's physiotherapist Giacomo Naldi, had an open wound on his hand. He treated the wound with a banned anabolic steroid. Then he proceeded to give Sinner full body massages, multiple times - WITHOUT GLOVES, AND WITH A WOUND ON HIS HAND.
And that's how the steroid got into Sinner's skin, then the body.
You really have to be something, to believe this fairy tale.
In the words of Ramsey Dewey - Now get out there and TRAIN!
Sinner's team had a box with a no doping symbol. End of story, guilty
Tu was two in Australia, though I du think Tu didn't go through tuday
Sinner, alcaraz, and medvedev all lost a set round 1
Yes and no one is saying Sinner, Alcaraz and Djokovic choked and played really bad when also lost one set. It was first round and usual a little nerves. Zverev lost one set and still people comment how bad he played. No one is talking about him and finally not so much in the spotlight. I think that.will help him to possibly win when not as much pressure except his own pressure to finally win. Also got a pretty good draw. Thiem lost 3 GS finals before won and also was 27 when won. Of course. we will have to wait and see. Djokovic is still playing well at 37 but I think he may wear out by the semis. If Sinner and Alcaraz make the semis they will have a strong battle and the winner will probably be tired by the final.
@@rosevillewoman2055 Djokovic didn't lose a set in Rd1 here. And when he does lose a set in an early round the copers will frequently say - "oh look he lost a set he will have no chance when he faces X" etc. so that's not really the case
@@huzcer You’re right. The second set was just really close. I should have just said Alcaraz, Sinner and Medvedev. I have never heard any commentary say Djokovic will have no chance after losing just one set. The one thing he got a lot of hate about was not getting Covid vax.
He could say you’re missing the important story here and that’s what I took a set off Alcarez.
Wtf u on about?
I loved Tu's personality and his good mood, that's the best way to be chill against a player like Alcaraz when you're miles behind him.
What a great story about Tu ! To end up at Arthur Ash stadium and to win a set off Alcharaz who was not playing badly, his words seriously!
Concerning Sinner’s case: are we sure about the facts, or did we (and ATP) take the explanations given at face value? Did anyone confirm them?
Is it reasonable to believe that his physiotherapist happened to have a cut on a finger, happened to treat it with a spray containing clostebol and massaged Sinner while on treatment? Isn’t there any other treatment for cuts? Why a steroid? Of all people, wouldn’t such a professional be aware of the risk? Wouldn’t a sensible physiotherapist suspend his practice until fully cured? Would a sensible person massage another one with a wound on a finger, under treatment or not? Even though the concentrations found are low, how permeable is the human skin to clostebol?
Clostebol is contained in hundreds of pharmaceutical products!
Well ironically the spray was probably healing it so he could carry out his work. And it was his little finger. And yes of course someone looked into it, there as an investigation and several interviews with the team, expert opinion on the amount (blind for 2 of the scientists ie they didn't know who the player was), corroboration of the account and a full hearing. The narrative of several players and some commentators that it wasn't done by the rules is completely wrong, it was
Also he was given the spray by the trainer. It's all in the report.
If you had read the papers as Nik did, you would have found that all those questions got an answer. Plus, I too was surprised when I learnt that Trofodermin contains a steroid, but I'm no pharmacist so I really can't tell if it makes sense or not. Fact is, that spray does wonders on the little cuts and bruises.
About the question on how a professional can make such a mistake, I think it's related with the slow and fast thinking about which Kahneman wrote: put it very simply, the physio just focused on healing his wound and didn't really think it through, as shown by his patchy recollections
@@l-_-lShadowCat face value
Sinner pinged in Feb... Halep reinstated March, in the middle of 2 year ban.... Looks like a nice hostage negotiation took place... gotta protect the tv deals and sposors 1st, clean players last...
Have you actually looked into either case because it doesn't sound like it.
@@joannemoore3976 and you think Nike is just a shoe company... Mars Blackman "its gotta be the shoes".... Their billionaire status athletes dont get called out.. The Nike's and Gatorades of the world took down and pinned it all on BALCO. Mom n Pop competition not wanted..Period..
If you watch baseball , the only guys pinged in last 10 years are players coming back from latin amarica without the low T dr. permission slip ... Juice is legal, in pro sports... Just ask Nadal and Djokavic
@@joannemoore3976 the Top 10 in ALL sports wold look very different if clean... Definetly no 20+ major winners
@@joannemoore3976 Why looking into something when you can decide to be the prosecutor, the jury and the judge, based on your prejudice? It's so much more self-satisfying
@@giorgioc6765 totally..that's what I am starting to realise
I took 20 years off and when i came back i still had mt good serve from highschool days! 😂 But nothing else 😢
I see Tu vs Alcaraz match quite differently. It was much more Alcaraz’s fault rather than Tu’s merit. Alcaraz disconnects from the game here and there and that was the case. You can then picture a lovely story, but to me it would have been the same if Alcaraz had won in straight sets
Thank you so much for mentioning Karue Sell. I have watched him practice a number of times in Southern California, he is truly an outstanding player and a true tennis artist.
HWPO, as in Hard Work Pays Off. Always, one way or another. Thank you Nik for pointing that out
not only that the muscle memory stays, but a large break also makes it easier to work around weak spots of your game, that you could not changed when playing many matches. like in music and other arts, its about the quality of time you practise and not how much you do.
i dont get being an independent youtube channel and still feeling the need be an apologist for the atp. or you actually this naive? pro athletes dont have steroids in their system by accident. HAHA come on man
Troll!
You are a great commentator! ❤
I appreciate that
Need a creator tournament for Tennis like they have in Golf. @KaruesellHQ will be fav