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Pat Cash v Mats Wilander Full Match | Australian Open 1988 Final
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2023
- Watch the full match Pat Cash v Mats Wilander in the final of the Australian Open 1988.
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I've been waiting for decades for this HD version of the full final match - thank you sooo much !!
Same for me.
Mats was so calm. Both of these guys were gentlemen of tennis. After hitting a winner or two, they didn't pump their fist, scream wildly, or point to their ear .
Even McEnroe, with all his tantrums, and Ilie Nastase before him, would now be seen as gentlemen!
He was calm because the match is calm. Do they even sweat? I miss them running around the court and give 100% every point 5 hours long. Thats what it takes nowadays and I like it more ofcourse. Nostalgia is something different tham quality of game!
@@wouter4052 seriously, you have no idea.
Wilander has said that he and Cash ended the day taking a beer together...
Wilander has said that he and Cash ended the day taking a beer together...
source?
@@iggypopisgod9 I've heard Wilander himself talk about it a couple of times. I think it was some sort of random thing. Wilander and his team happened to be on the same place as Cash and his team. I don't remember exactly what he said. :)
I recently saw a show where Cash was a guest and he talks about this
A classic Wilander match - he knew that the longer the match went on, the better his chances. He could outlast almost anybody. He really was the marathon man of tennis.
Mats was mentally very very strong
Great final and Mats 1st of 3 majors for the year also taking the no 1 ranking. Awesome champion. 👍
I kind of forgot what a great volleyer Pat Cash was. Incredible play at the net. Stunningly beautifully placed volleys. Back when tennis was fun to watch!
Physicallity en level nowadays is much higher then in the past. Plus the quality of recording and broadcasting those matches is superb. But nostalgia huh?😅
@@wouter4052 you think we can't enjoy the greatest players playing in the past? or that unless it is 4k we can't enjoy it? using nostalgia as a pejorative? I feel sorry for you. Any player today can learn technique watching Cash's incredible volleys, as just one example.
I like this version of Mats. He returns so well, good at serve-volley and also giving some of those groundies a good thump. It makes one realise what a great strategist he was. Later this year he beats Lendl at the USO by really slowing the game right down. 1988 was his year: Aus, French and USO.
And Lipton, Key Biscane.
He had beaten Lendl at the 1988 US Open "by really slowing the game right down"? Well, in that match Wilander came to the net even more than here at the Australian Open. Or do you mean that he was slowing the game down by taking a lot of time between service points? He in fact did that - as almost always...
Indeed my fav. athlete of all time
What a year Mats had in '88. Beat an Aussie to win the AO. Beat a Frenchman to win the FO. Beat a future American to win the USO.
Perfect conclusion 😅
I was a student at Purdue University watching this late at night with my buddy. He was a huge Wilander fan and I was a huge Cash fan. Had a nice bet on the match that I ended up losing. Man, was I pissed when Cash lost this.
Cash volleys are from another planet
What a time that was!.wanna grow up once again in 90s. Just a simple tv ,togather with my family tatz mom bro and neibhours watching tis was just pleasure.40 now,but life is boring and monotonuos.
Great upload. Brings back bittersweet memories. So sad for Cash. He had this game won more than once!
This was the year when AO went Hard Court, with the Rebound Ace (since replaced).
This is a real masterpiece, especially the 5th set where the 2 players played together at an incredible level of intensity. Of course Cash could have won on his homeland, he was so impressiv and moved like a jaguar on the court. But Mats was just a little better this time with his perfectly balanced game in 1988. Thanks for sharing
Those were the days when the finals were held in the middle of the day!
That's because it was never over 100F at any of the Open sites on the court.
@@asnark7115 Wrong, it was even hotter sometimes. They changed it due to broadcasting.
Great year for the best version of Mats.
No more only a simple baseliner, but a complete player able to play on the net.
3/4 of Slam that year !
Mats, quel classe dans son jeu et dans la victoire
Fantastic volleying from Cash. He takes most volleys quite deep/ low but with an incredible touch. Have to give credit for Wilander, too though I liked the playing style of Cash much more.
Modern pro players should learn to volley like Cash, Edberg, Sampras.
@@miguelbarahona6636 add Becker and Mac
@@miguelbarahona6636 Lol modern players have to handle 2000X more spin and pace
@@-music2023shut up you z nobody!
@@-music2023 the modern players enjoy the benefits of modern racquet technology and ultra slow courts. Different story if the modern players has these racquets from the '80's and played on these much faster courts.
Le nombre de fautes directes est impressionnant. De nos jours, il n'y en a quasiment plus dans les grands tournois. Le matériel et la technique ont considérablement évolué.
Every now and again when l need a boost l watch this match or parts of it and admire its brilliance and enjoy its ending all over again. Mats' all court play as he nears his career peak is 👌 ..🏆 🏆 🏆
Very much looking forward to watching this. Once had this match on horrible VHS tape. Wish DVD recorders were around pre 2000.
Oh yes, 80s / 90s matches in HD quality like this would have been a dream
I've used that Prince Magnesium racquet Pat Cash used. Good memories.
Great match! Great Mats! He was the first player ever with a natural two handed topspin backhand to also develop a one handed slice. His change came in only one year, from -82 to -83. Huge difference between those two years. In fact he was not far from no 1 in -83, winning nine tornaments including AO, also Roland G runner up. Now every two handed top player has those shots as a necessary and effective combo. Prove med wrong 😂
It's weird that Stefanos Tsitsipas, a one hander, can't even hit a decent slice backhand himself.
This was a fantastic match! Thanks for providing it.
I think Wilander won this match like he won so many others. By being physically fitter at the end. Cash looked physically tired but Wilander sailed on. He knew that if it was going to be a marathon, he was going to win.
I ve read that Wilander worked physically before 1988 to get more power. I am not able to see à significant difference in this match. I am more impressed by Cash athletical skills !
Great match, great Mats😍😍😍
The punch volley has gone the way of the dodo. 99% of all volleys now are drop or drive volleys, which annoy me to no end.
1988 a été la meilleure année de Mats ! Un très bon joueur et très fairplay !! Mon joueur préféré jusqu’en 1989 ! Ensuite ce fut l’avènement Sampras ! 💜💜
Within 1975-2003, only Mats Wilander can achieve 3 Slam in a ATP season.
Amazing match. Well done Mats 👏👏👏
Always ask one question.What happened to Mats after 1988?He was only 24 in 1988 and had all sport life ahead.
So sad.
He had reached his goals and was sated. He got more interested in the parts of life that don't involve tennis.
3:39:33 maybe the point of the match
Cash’s serve was his biggest weakness. 🇦🇺
BG said...." Greatest weapon in tennis is Mats Wilanders mind.
3:14:25 SCORE
Watching this don't you miss serve and volley tennis? I know I do. SO much more attractive to watch than all those so called 'counter punchers' we have to put up with nowadays 😞 I'll take a Pat Cash / Max Cressy kind of player over a thousand djokovices any day!
quelle comparaison idiote, stupide est sans aucune réalité tennistique
Here it is at last! Thanks AO Channel.
This was a great year for wilander he won three of the four grand slams except Wimbledon. He would not win anymore slams after this year.
I always thought who would win. Pat cash v pat rafter if they were in the same decade and also top form. Who would have won you think.??.
1987 Wimbledon final : Cash def. Lendl
1987 US Open final: Lendl def. Wilander
1988 Australian Open final: Wilander def. Cash
😮😮😮
Cashy not being a baseline cost him many matches. A pity his coaches didn't work on that aspect.
Didn't hurt edberg
@@MeMe-td1yeOr Becker
Becker and Edberg grew up on claycourts, so they were quite competent from the baseline. that's the difference. @@SimonFranck100
@@SimonFranck100 Becker was very good baseliner for serve and volley actually. He actually won a lot of points from baseliner like Lendl (although he had little luck against Agassi trying this way).
Sadly, both of these players ended up as examples of how toxic tennis can be. Both ended up with drug problems. Cash also said that at one point he was close to suicide. They remain good friends though to this day.
Wilander had not drugs problem, he maybe did have some fun but no drug problem
Never wilander had once for fun and that's it. He was a very disciplined guy
@@evenkat6780Burn out
A live score would not go astray
At that time, Mats had a great volley☝️🙄👌
At that time Mats was the .1
Mats always had a great volley, it was just not his more natural game but did really great with after let's say 1984. Gosh we're old 😅
In 1987, and especially during 1988, he also had some speed on the ball.
If you look at Wilander's matches in 1989 and after, it is obvious that he lost speed on the ball, too much roll on the forehand side and too many defensive slices on the backhand side.
Here he plays at a higher tempo and with pressure and speed in the strokes.
Already in the fall of 1988, during the US open, he started using the slice backhand as the norm and the rolled backhand only as a compliment.
He still hit the double-hander about 70% of the time later in his career. He just wasn't the same player anymore. @@FredrikAndersson597
Barely a handshake from Cash. Much better sportsmanship these days.
The court tv image looks like a game of Ping Pong in the 70s pub 'entertainment'.
Isn't it great how they casually shake hands at the end. None of that gushing, throw yourself to the ground like you've just survived World War 2 nonsense ;-)
Was this the first year od Flinders park?
1988.
Yes
Sad mats got snowed in after 1988
In his own words, he realized there was more to life than tennis
I feel sorry for Cash. So close before his home crowd.
Hey pat did you ever recover from the jack 😅😅😅😅😅
3:41:03 Cmon, its in ! Mats watched closely, but...
Cash always had lovely legs
Incredibly handsome
Actual playing time 5 minutes
until this event Ao has weakest field among slam
Last time (Possibly) a non-graphite racquet made a GS final.
I believe the racket was the prince magnesium, mid size.
Australian Open tour with @'al back sweet honey ....
Pat Cash racket looks like its from Wal Mart
Prince magnesium, mid size.
3:34:49 Mon dieu le ramasseur de balles ! Ah ah ah ...
Mats wilander used to be played high and had horrible tennis and was a cheaters.
I still have short tight shorts like that on Cash, and they are even tighter now.
Service vollee
A sorts mini ne može kraci😅
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could never take to pat cash,.
guy always had a pissy look on his face.
seems like a miserable human being really
Two coke addicts going at it