Pat Cash 🇦🇺 How good was he really ?
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Pat Cash was born on May 27, 1965 in Melbourne, Australia. Pat celebrated his greatest success in 1987 when he won Wimbledon. Get a little impression of Cash's strengths with this video. If you like the video, it would be nice if you support my channel with a subscription. Have fun watching.
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Pat Cash was amazing he literally jumped so high to hit those volleys!
Great!!! I've met cashy wonderful guy!
Even if I was a fan of Ivan Lendl, I was always impressed by Pat Cash. Big serve, incredible capacity to cover the net. Great skill to accelerate from the baselineand to come very quick at the net. Connors said in the years 83-84 that Pat Cash would be the next big champion. Without physical troubles he would have won more grand slams. Never at the french open I think
Great channel thank you so much I grew up jn the 70s and we went to Wimbledon yearly. Up until today, those shining stars and charachters like outrageous John McEnroe, Pat Cash Bjorg Nastase Connors and many more made me pick up a racket and join a tennis club. 🎾 I still play today at 59 albeit I wish I was 30 years younger!!!
Pat should have won more majors, long term injuries decided his fate, unlucky
Yes, I agree with that.
'Cash only needed his ground strokes to get him to the net......best serve volley in the business!'
Yes, the volley was great, but unfortunately the serve wasn't quite as good.
Cash lost that extra bite in his serve after his back injury.
@@bluecat353 It was. Opponents said he had 5 or 6 serves and you never knew what type of serve, spin, you would get, so it was very difficult to return.
Cash was really one of the tragic stories of tennis, and testimony to how the tennis tour absolutely destroys a lot of players. Like McEnroe, Wilander, Borg, Gerulaitis, Hingis, Capriati and Becker, he got into trouble with one kind of drug or another to deal with the pressure and stress. He was close to suicide at one point.
Cash was better at the net than McEnroe. The success he had with unreliable ground stokes was remarkable.
Agree. Pat Rafter is the improved version of Pat Cash with ground strokes. Although I rate Cash's Serve and volleys marginally better than Rafter and Cash was probably quicker and fitter too. Rafter had that better all round game. Both had chances to win a few extra slams. Imagine if they played doubles together, that would be an awesome doubles combo.
@@dansmith9724 you get it. Agree 100% with everything you said.
Hilarious comment. 5 time wimbledon finalist and 7 time gs single 158 combined atp tournament mcenroe is less of a volleyball than 1 wombledon cash. Get off the drugs mate
@@dansmith9724 Wrong. Cash had a great backhand, Rafter hardly ever came over it. Cash had better groundstrokes.
@blucat4 you need to watch some replays mate.
Poteva vincere molto di più ma a un certo punto ha avuto troppi gravi infortuni. Peccato per la semifinale us open 1984 contro lendl persa al quinto set dopo aver avuto due match point e le due finali perse al quinto set australian open nel 1987 contro Edberg e nel 1988 contro wilander. Ma resta il mio campione preferito di sempre.