Ivashka has had a strong season so far and has really uped his game even more this week. No surprise his first title is a hard court tournament cause he plays fast and strikes The Ball hard. Congrats to ivashka well deserved. Nice to see him climb further up The rankings.
Other than his match against Cilic, in the other 5 matches, he only lost 11,9,9,6,2 on his serve. This final he only lost 2 points on his serve. What a beast!
I, like many others probably, have been keeping a close eye on ivashka after the close duels with nadal on clay and fed on grass in Halle. I really like his game it’s great to see him win one he’s had a great season especially for a guy most people had probably never heard of before this year.
Federer was seriously injured on grass, so that doesn't count, a fully fit Fed would have walked over him! 100% Fed and mentally strong beats anyway, apart from Nadal on clay.
@@pauljohnson6019 well yeah there’s no debating that but to be able to go up against those two on their preferred surfaces and have close battles with both is pretty big for someone who a lot of people hadn’t heard of
he's definitely been tricky to play, giving tough battles even in losses (Nadal, Federer, then Nishikori especially first set of the Olympics), then some amazing wins here against Carreno Busta, Cilic, Struff.
Think the week before a GS is lottery, a lot players don't want to get stuck thousands of km away with 48 hours to go for a slam.. and once some one is behind the incentive to fightback and play a very long match is not there, esp. later in the week.
Wow...this was a tennis clinic held by Ivashka. Total domination. I hope he can keep this momentum going into the US Open. Very impressive stuff. I also love the dedication to his wife. Beautiful moment that he will never forget.
As a Belarusian, i am so happy and proud of my compatriot who had won an ATP title. Someone can say that it's not a big deal, just a 4th tier tournament. But given that tennis is an extremely competitive and hard sport, i am happy as if it was a grand chelem. Браво Илья! Очередь за Герой, остановившимся в шаге от победы на АТР 250 в Индии ;)
я этого типа невзлюбил когда он в Марокко кажется играл против француза (имя забыл). И матерился там на весь корт, на батю срывался, кричал как он ненавидит этот еб%ный теннис и все в таком духе.
Actually, it's a 5th tier tournament after 1. Grand Slam tournaments, 2. ATP TOUR FINALS(1500p), 3. ATP Master 1000 tournaments, 4. ATP 500 Events, 5. ATP 250(Like this one, the Winston Salem ATP tournament).
If you watch closely you will notice that whoever managed to hold the baseline won the point. When Ymer started doing better at the end of the match he wasn't allowing Ivashka to push him back. In my opinion a lot of it came down to the serve. Ivashka was pushing Ymer back from the outstart if every point, giving himself more angles and making Ymer run farther.
I think that's Ymers biggest weakness. Naturally he plays a bit more passive, standing too far behind the baseline, letting his ability to place the ball do the job. Not sure this will be sufficient in today's mens tennis.
I donno why Ilya ivashka is not onbyhe tennis radar , when he best zverev on Clay in Germany, i knew has heading for greatness, what a week in his career, we're going to see many more of this young man , wit that devastating for hand and a servebot type of player
Wow, what a tournament for Ilya!! He beat some tough players here, Carreno-Busta and Cilic, and completely destroyed Ymer, Ruusuvuori and Struff. What a run to the title. Hope he can continue this form at the US Open.
@@JohnSmith-qp4bt He beat Struff 62-61, Ruusuvuori 6-2, 6-1, Ymer 6-0, 6-2, PCB 7-6, 6-4. His only 3-set match was against Cilic. I doubt he will be physically exhausted! Mentally, I don't know.
Just the big 4 was stronger than him at that time, neither Ferrer nore Berdych used to do well against him. However I see similatities, let s say a cheap version of Soderling
Congrats to Ivashka - being a first-time winner on tour at age 27 speaks to a long, grueling grind. He's only won 50 ATP-level matches in his entire career and nearly half of them have come during the past 5 months alone: wins over Zverev, Monfils, Cilic, Busta, and Dimitrov. He also took a set off Rafa on clay and played Fed tough on grass. Also made the second week at Wimbledon. Not a bad run at all.
I certainly did not predict such a one sided affair. I kinda leaned toward Ivashka but hesitantly. Was the moment too big for Ymer? Who knows? I hope they both keep getting better and better.
Even though ymer barely shows any emotion I think that might have been the case. What a shame for him, because he's certainly capable of much more than what we have seen at the final. But hopefully it's a learning experience for him, and he has plenty of time to work on it.
Ivashka is rock solid off the ground with a big 1st serve, he doesn't give his opponent anything for free! I wouldn't be surprised to see him reach the top 15 / top 10 in the future!
Congrats to ivashka. He played well and Ymer played poorly. Ivashka is 27.5yo and this is his first finals win and really the first year he has made any real noise in the ATP. That should show Ymer and all the other youngsters it can take a while for some.
@@americanbystandard I don’t what is wrong with people. Like he is probably one of those guys in 2020 that said that Sinner was better than Nole because he won more games vs Rafa than djoker did at RG that year. Like wtf is that! I’m not making this up people actually commented this and got likes and everything. Of course that’s not how tennis works... And then he is the type of guy who proceeds to criticize Sinner in mid 2021because he has had a drop in results.
Ivashka never let it get to his head. Always classy. That's why he kept staying with Ymer because he stayed humble, realized that he was good, but he had to keep working to stay at that level.
Ymer let go of all tactics he displayed during the tournament lol if he had confidence since the beggining it would have been a more tight match. Ivashka is pretty consistent right now
Ymer looked so tentative, seemed like half his groundies landed inside the baseline. Got to be aggressive and hit through the court if you want to win a title
@Myerk Lamb From the highlights, it looks like Mikael got mentally tight (1st ATP Final), and so his (otherwise) good play this week (was especially impressive vs. Alcaraz) went out the window -- while I still think Ivashka would've won, had Ymer been "normal", I think it would've been a good 2 sets, or possibly gone three.
I can't believe the difference in Mikael's performance between the semi-final and final. He was a better player in the semi but didn't hold up to that performance in the finals. Ymer needs to be more consistent if he wants to climb up that ATP ladder and compete with the top 50.
I actually played Raymond Sluiter at high school level when he was 13 and I was 17. Got utterly destroyed with a 0-6 1-6. Oh well, at least I can boast about having won a single game against a later top 100 player :D
Ymer doesn't do well against big-hitters, I knew he was in trouble when Ivashka won the other semifinal. Most of Ymer's opponents this tournament hit with less power and more spin, which enabled Ymer to counter. Regardless, I hope he takes this result as a positive and keeps it going.
ivashka stormed his way through this tour, but i guess ymer's nerves got the better of him. I expected this to be a bit more competitive than it was, but congrats to ivashka for the title.
Who wants to pay money to see such a final, I would want 3 long fought sets. He was crushing the dude, so they were just trying to compel ymer for more entertainment.
Ymer needs to hit a bit more big to be able to trouble a hard hitting opponent. Only consistent ground strokes when opponent is killing you is not going to work unless they faulter
Ymer is an excellent player who has played so well in the past and got bagelled in the finals is pretty sad. It really didn't look like he had any energy and just going through the motions. Maybe it's the fact that he rarely gets this far in the tourney. He's young and will learn from this. And hopefully next time he will be in better shape to finish. Congrats to Ivashka who took advantage of Ymer's poor play and destroyed him.
The issue with Ymer is that he can't seem to put the ball away. He doesn't have that "ummf" (weird way to say it) that other players have. He won't miss much but the other player will never really be bothered by his strokes. He and his coach need to look at this I think. I had this problem when I played also.
Ymer who got to you , a pure fool know you can play much better, why practice, any body can lose , if money don't talk don't talk , I think fans came out to see you do your thing even in the South , good talent is all ways welcome for a while .
@6.16 Looks Like Trophy LOOKS Like Superman Spaceship In Tennis Today IVASHKA Played WELL Hopefully YMER Learned From the LOSS and Rebound to a WINNER NEXT TIME !!!!!!!!!! Federer LEARDED to LOOSE as a Junior and BECAME a GOAT !!!!!!!!!!!!
@@danielmltu I don't understand the kick left either. Maybe with an old American Twist serve, but that's not how he hit it. Very strange ball movement.
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Ivashka has had a strong season so far and has really uped his game even more this week. No surprise his first title is a hard court tournament cause he plays fast and strikes The Ball hard. Congrats to ivashka well deserved. Nice to see him climb further up The rankings.
Has had
This tournament made me throw all my predictions completely out the window - would have never guessed these two in the final. Credit to both 👍
Crazy
fucking lost his money
Tennis will be unpredictable like this when Big 3 will retire.
It's not yoyr fault mate Things arw changing
Other than his match against Cilic, in the other 5 matches, he only lost 11,9,9,6,2 on his serve. This final he only lost 2 points on his serve. What a beast!
I, like many others probably, have been keeping a close eye on ivashka after the close duels with nadal on clay and fed on grass in Halle. I really like his game it’s great to see him win one he’s had a great season especially for a guy most people had probably never heard of before this year.
Federer was seriously injured on grass, so that doesn't count, a fully fit Fed would have walked over him! 100% Fed and mentally strong beats anyway, apart from Nadal on clay.
@@pauljohnson6019 well yeah there’s no debating that but to be able to go up against those two on their preferred surfaces and have close battles with both is pretty big for someone who a lot of people hadn’t heard of
His forehand is about as ugly as they come. Not a pleasing game....
This final he only lost 2 points on his serve. Best wish to USO
he's definitely been tricky to play, giving tough battles even in losses (Nadal, Federer, then Nishikori especially first set of the Olympics), then some amazing wins here against Carreno Busta, Cilic, Struff.
Daymn, Ymer played like he just found out he had dinner with the in-laws afterwards.
Opposite
ymer is not as physically strong!
Think the week before a GS is lottery, a lot players don't want to get stuck thousands of km away with 48 hours to go for a slam.. and once some one is behind the incentive to fightback and play a very long match is not there, esp. later in the week.
He's upped his game this season. Playing really well. Congratulations, Ilya Ivashka 👍🏽
Wow...this was a tennis clinic held by Ivashka. Total domination. I hope he can keep this momentum going into the US Open. Very impressive stuff. I also love the dedication to his wife. Beautiful moment that he will never forget.
As a Belarusian, i am so happy and proud of my compatriot who had won an ATP title. Someone can say that it's not a big deal, just a 4th tier tournament. But given that tennis is an extremely competitive and hard sport, i am happy as if it was a grand chelem. Браво Илья! Очередь за Герой, остановившимся в шаге от победы на АТР 250 в Индии ;)
я этого типа невзлюбил когда он в Марокко кажется играл против француза (имя забыл). И матерился там на весь корт, на батю срывался, кричал как он ненавидит этот еб%ный теннис и все в таком духе.
@@rudinandrey то же мне причина. Я тоже играю (на любительском уровне) и порой кричу что ненавижу этот е**ный теннис ))) Это эмоции.
Actually, it's a 5th tier tournament after 1. Grand Slam tournaments, 2. ATP TOUR FINALS(1500p), 3. ATP Master 1000 tournaments, 4. ATP 500 Events, 5. ATP 250(Like this one, the Winston Salem ATP tournament).
Ivashka nailed it! Great player! Very talented! lots of vibration too. sky is the limit!
Wouldn’t call 27 young by pro tennis standards
Solid solid player I enjoy watching his matches def a wild card at times
Nice one Ivashka! Good luck at the US
Those serve return from ivashka were great
First title win! Congratulations, Ivashka.
If you watch closely you will notice that whoever managed to hold the baseline won the point. When Ymer started doing better at the end of the match he wasn't allowing Ivashka to push him back. In my opinion a lot of it came down to the serve. Ivashka was pushing Ymer back from the outstart if every point, giving himself more angles and making Ymer run farther.
A lot of very rich people love your way of thinking .
I think that's Ymers biggest weakness. Naturally he plays a bit more passive, standing too far behind the baseline, letting his ability to place the ball do the job. Not sure this will be sufficient in today's mens tennis.
1:28 OMG that serve is ruthless, never knew that ivashka got that massive serve, it's a pure beauty
What? That was 110mph. I watched Karlovic at US Open qualifications a few days ago and his second serve was faster than this. And hes 42 lol
@@mmm6325 true, but it’s not just about the speed, also the placement
@@yasdrums Well yeah, but he was talking about a "ruthless and massive serve" and im just like ok where is it? He has a ok serve at best.
@@mmm6325 It's not about the speed, it's about the spin/effect ,did you see how the ball turned to the left ?
@@calyan3 Cant you people read? I was pointing out how he was calling it massive and ruthless when its not.
Ivashka played incredible this whole week
I donno why Ilya ivashka is not onbyhe tennis radar , when he best zverev on Clay in Germany, i knew has heading for greatness, what a week in his career, we're going to see many more of this young man , wit that devastating for hand and a servebot type of player
Wow, what a tournament for Ilya!! He beat some tough players here, Carreno-Busta and Cilic, and completely destroyed Ymer, Ruusuvuori and Struff. What a run to the title.
Hope he can continue this form at the US Open.
Congrats Ivashka..!! Winning this event can gives him some boost ahead of the USO.
Hopefully he’s not burned out after playing 6 matches in a row this week
@@JohnSmith-qp4bt He beat Struff 62-61, Ruusuvuori 6-2, 6-1, Ymer 6-0, 6-2, PCB 7-6, 6-4. His only 3-set match was against Cilic. I doubt he will be physically exhausted! Mentally, I don't know.
Great performance by Ivashka ❤❤❤. Ivashka played phenomenal Tennis to lift the trophy 👍👍👍💪💪.
Great play ivashka, hopefully you can go far at the us open 🙌
First ever title and he spends a decent chunk of the victory speech gushing over the wife? This is a guy who knows the key to a happy married life.
Well…it could be that he’s not following the standard business model for American marriages
btw, karen khachanov wife and Ivashka's wife are actually twin sisters!
Or it could be that if Ivashka did not gush over his wife, he would have to go 'without' for quite some time! 😁
So young and already married, well he got that part out of the way, he doesn't need to worry about dating anymore and now focus on his tennis.
Wow🥳 what a great speech by Ivashka 💚 dedicating his first Atp title🏆 to his wife and saying he loves her. That is so charming ⭐💫
Maggie,
I love you.
How much short you want your men's final?
Cincinnati: yes
Winston-Salem: yes yes
@@mercutiomurphy2743 Pretty sure she was talking about the match in general, not complaining about the highlights.
Ivashka is playing so well since Andalucía open 2021. I’ve earned pretty cash with him 🙌🏻
Ivashka homage to his wife was the most compelling and lovely I’ve seen in the Tour. “She is always there for me. I love you. This money is for you.”
I think he said this one is for you not money but still nice to see
This money... 😂
@@thatrandomguyrandomness7500 you are right. He said “this one is for you”. “This money” is funnier, though 😂
@@Molloy1951 haha yes he has to pay her to stay 🤣
@@thatrandomguyrandomness7500 😂
Wow! Now thats domination! Who would have thought. Kinda reminds me of Zverev vs Rublev last week lol
Poor Ymer was in a mental block. It’s ok next time. Congrats to Ivashka, it was about time he deserved it.
congratulations ivashka!!! 🇧🇾😎👍
He's been dangerous ever since the clay season began.
Ivashka reminds me of Robin Soderling. Head Prestige, huge serve and groundstrokes. Can overwhelm a less powerful opponent.
But would faulter against much tougher opponents like Soderling did
What do you mean by head prestige?
Just the big 4 was stronger than him at that time, neither Ferrer nore Berdych used to do well against him. However I see similatities, let s say a cheap version of Soderling
@@PRiMO585 The racquet company and its series.
Ivashka is amazing !
Congrats to Ivashka - being a first-time winner on tour at age 27 speaks to a long, grueling grind. He's only won 50 ATP-level matches in his entire career and nearly half of them have come during the past 5 months alone: wins over Zverev, Monfils, Cilic, Busta, and Dimitrov. He also took a set off Rafa on clay and played Fed tough on grass. Also made the second week at Wimbledon. Not a bad run at all.
The crowd gets all excited when Ymer gets a point...lol.
No one wants to see a beat down
They want their money’s worth
@@Wizard101duncan exactly
The crowd know real talent when they see it , the winner was a in the house winner, like Tom Brady is , it's all for the books or records.
Credits to Ivashka, but this is one of the worst ATP finals I have ever seen in my life
What a performance by Ivashka, so solid! Hope he can keep the momentum and make a good run at US open too! :))
I certainly did not predict such a one sided affair. I kinda leaned toward Ivashka but hesitantly. Was the moment too big for Ymer? Who knows? I hope they both keep getting better and better.
Ymer will have his lucky days, he's much younger than Ivashka, a late bloomer.
Even though ymer barely shows any emotion I think that might have been the case.
What a shame for him, because he's certainly capable of much more than what we have seen at the final.
But hopefully it's a learning experience for him, and he has plenty of time to work on it.
Congrats Ivashka. Many more victories to come
First half of the year - Karatsev, second half of the year - Ivashka ;)
Ivashka really cementing himself as the greatest of all time right now
Agreed. Only thing left for him to do is win 20+ majors
Winner of this trophy have done well within couple of years on bigger stage...
@@feo2229 after Djokovic wins calendar slam this year, Ivashka will do it next year, and then 2023 it's time for Rod Laver's 3rd
IKR? GOAT!!!
Of course he is greatest player ever. Name one other player who won a tournament today. There is no contest. Only Ilya.
Great play by Ivashka. Take my hat off👍👍👍
SMH they really put aces as highlights this dude gonna be a menace 2 years from now.
Ivashka is rock solid off the ground with a big 1st serve, he doesn't give his opponent anything for free! I wouldn't be surprised to see him reach the top 15 / top 10 in the future!
Ymer did good returns but congrats to Ivashka that was total domination from him from the start amazing serve and amazing returns
Congrats to ivashka. He played well and Ymer played poorly. Ivashka is 27.5yo and this is his first finals win and really the first year he has made any real noise in the ATP. That should show Ymer and all the other youngsters it can take a while for some.
Krasny, opravdu , koukam na tebe delsi cas, moc pekny
So so level of tennis during the tournament
Ymer bro...He's gotta pick up his level if he wants to win anything at U.S. Open.
he's in the finals. calm the fuck down, the boy is tired.
@@americanbystandard I don’t what is wrong with people. Like he is probably one of those guys in 2020 that said that Sinner was better than Nole because he won more games vs Rafa than djoker did at RG that year. Like wtf is that! I’m not making this up people actually commented this and got likes and everything. Of course that’s not how tennis works... And then he is the type of guy who proceeds to criticize Sinner in mid 2021because he has had a drop in results.
@@redennah1467 "You can’t make this stuff up" - Kevin Samuels 😂
@@redennah1467 im not a djokovic fan but how does anyone say that sinner is better than him??????? Thats just stupid
@@lukash9193 not a Nole fan either but he damn good
WOW what a final 😂😂😂
Maybe too ambitious to say but a possible quarterfinals for Ivashka if he keeps the stamina and momentum I'd say
No way
Criiiiinge
He did reach the 4th round of Wimbledon so...maybe
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Спасибо ;) Только БелАрусь ;)
@@Blancrougeblanc обожаю белорусов. Многие годы болел за Домрачеву и Азаренко. А сейчас появилось новые звёзды у вас. Молодцы.
Ivashka never let it get to his head. Always classy. That's why he kept staying with Ymer because he stayed humble, realized that he was good, but he had to keep working to stay at that level.
FANTASTIC! almost perfect
Ивашка молодец-хорошо играет!
Such powerful hitting, so dominating, would love to see him up against an in form Raffa
Ymer let go of all tactics he displayed during the tournament lol if he had confidence since the beggining it would have been a more tight match. Ivashka is pretty consistent right now
Dominant! Congratulations to Ivashka. I wonder if he can carry this into the US Open.
Carry what? This trophy? No way man! Way too dangerous! Imagine if he trips over it accidentally.
Ymer looked so tentative, seemed like half his groundies landed inside the baseline. Got to be aggressive and hit through the court if you want to win a title
he isn't the strongest guy and plays very defensively with little power
Shouldn't all groundies land inside the baseline? lol
@Myerk Lamb From the highlights, it looks like Mikael got mentally tight (1st ATP Final), and so his (otherwise) good play this week (was especially impressive vs. Alcaraz) went out the window -- while I still think Ivashka would've won, had Ymer been "normal", I think it would've been a good 2 sets, or possibly gone three.
Ивашечка молодец 👍
I can't believe the difference in Mikael's performance between the semi-final and final. He was a better player in the semi but didn't hold up to that performance in the finals. Ymer needs to be more consistent if he wants to climb up that ATP ladder and compete with the top 50.
Anyone who saw the semi-final matches saw that Ivashka was definitely the favorite
As a Ymer fan, for those who was saying he was consistent 😂😂😂😂😂
he is consistently bad
It will come with age ;)
Wow. Ymer only just managed to win 2 games. Ivashka was absolutely lights out!
Reminds me of me getting destroyed in high school. Still getting destroyed sometimes. It happens!
I actually played Raymond Sluiter at high school level when he was 13 and I was 17. Got utterly destroyed with a 0-6 1-6. Oh well, at least I can boast about having won a single game against a later top 100 player :D
@@Funkytrip73 Raemon?
@@mfzoom5401 Oops, ya, Raemon is his proper name.
Now we have a serious contender for ugliest trophy ever.
Covid theme
Covid theme, bwahahaha. Poor choice of trophies. Unreal!
I have seen another ugly one, not sure, think it was in Hamburg. But this one is even uglier.
FINALLY! THANKS! GAWD!
Ymer is a very great person! He took the L with grace and dignity! Nothing but love for the guy
That trophy looks like cheap Christmas decoration :D
Ymer doesn't do well against big-hitters, I knew he was in trouble when Ivashka won the other semifinal. Most of Ymer's opponents this tournament hit with less power and more spin, which enabled Ymer to counter. Regardless, I hope he takes this result as a positive and keeps it going.
He beat tiafoe and alcaraz who r big hitters tho
But yeah ivashka right now is playing more flat strokes than them
yeah, he is not strong ( physically). I think he needs to work on that possibly
And this is why ymer won't breakthrough to the higher rankings
Well, things can still get better for Ymer, but that's a looong road it appears.
And you are who exactly???
ivashka stormed his way through this tour, but i guess ymer's nerves got the better of him. I expected this to be a bit more competitive than it was, but congrats to ivashka for the title.
Nah. By their games, it's blatant that ivashkas game is a tier above ymers. But with good improvement ymer can get there
@@Kuyuto yeah, ivashka hit ymer off the court, pretty much.
@Press and Hold ! si, exactamente
Красава Илья респект из СПб!
I am just wondering if trophy design was inspired by delta variant?
Crowd was whack for not even really applauding at all for Ivashka. He destroyed Ymer lol
Who wants to pay money to see such a final, I would want 3 long fought sets. He was crushing the dude, so they were just trying to compel ymer for more entertainment.
What a complete blowout
First Zverev Rublev, now Ivashka Ymer. So fast. Damn
Awesome
Ymer needs to hit a bit more big to be able to trouble a hard hitting opponent. Only consistent ground strokes when opponent is killing you is not going to work unless they faulter
Ymer is an excellent player who has played so well in the past and got bagelled in the finals is pretty sad. It really didn't look like he had any energy and just going through the motions. Maybe it's the fact that he rarely gets this far in the tourney. He's young and will learn from this. And hopefully next time he will be in better shape to finish. Congrats to Ivashka who took advantage of Ymer's poor play and destroyed him.
Ymer's game has no real weapon
Great looking trophies.
I m joking... what is that cactus?
Check the Chicago WTA trophy, salad plate
poor brother, i feel u
Bizarre trophy.
Under an hour. Wow
This was such a one sided match 😂
Ivashka is called「Iwasaka(岩坂)」in Japan.
If you could tell us how you pronounce that or what it means, that would be useful.
@@Gitara6060 「Iwasaka」e wow sir car
Crowd in virtue-signaling mode rather than applauding great shots by BOTH players. Pitiful 😬
I noticed that but I would like to think that they were just trying to boost the guy who was clearly getting thrashed's confidence.
@@guillezorro Yes, that's probably part of it, but the pressure to be seen behaving appropriately regarding race is tremendous.
@@binkyxz3 That is utter nonsense 😄
Yes absolutely true, this like this doesn't get talked about in tennis circles but you can clearly see that even the crowd has gone woke nowadays!
The issue with Ymer is that he can't seem to put the ball away. He doesn't have that "ummf" (weird way to say it) that other players have. He won't miss much but the other player will never really be bothered by his strokes. He and his coach need to look at this I think. I had this problem when I played also.
This Final Was even shorter than Zverev vs Rublev in Toronto
LoL the trophy looks like coronavirus. 😂😂😂
Buen canal
Why spoil it already in the photo of the video...?
Now thats a just thumbnail!
Ymer who got to you , a pure fool know you can play much better, why practice, any body can lose , if money don't talk don't talk , I think fans came out to see you do your thing even in the South , good talent is all ways welcome for a while .
You are good when you took a set from the rafael nadal on clay....
awesome
Ivashka had one of those days where everything goes in
I love you Belarus 🇧🇾
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I don't get how Ymer could play so poorly after dominating Tiafoe and Alcaraz.
How do the experts here rate Ymer's game? Not just this game but overall.
@6.16 Looks Like Trophy LOOKS Like Superman Spaceship
In Tennis Today IVASHKA Played WELL
Hopefully YMER Learned From the LOSS and Rebound to a WINNER NEXT TIME !!!!!!!!!!
Federer LEARDED to LOOSE as a Junior and BECAME a GOAT !!!!!!!!!!!!
1:28 Wtf how did the ball kick this far left on a right-handed serve?
slice and topspin
@@danielmltu I don't understand the kick left either. Maybe with an old American Twist serve, but that's not how he hit it. Very strange ball movement.
@@dap777754 If you swing the racket inward instead of outward as you finish a topspin serve, it will curve left instead of right