This was actually a genius tactic: you're 0-30 against Hurkacz and he's serving, so you're most likely losing that game, but by throwing all the balls away you gain a fresh batch of new balls right during your serving game!
The WTA handshake was unnecessary, Hurkacz is a cool dude and has nothing to do with Nishioka's anger management issues. Rublev always respect his opponent at least.
Because there are not that many visible Japanese world class athletes that you see every day, except for the World Cups or the Olympics, unless you live in Asia or Japan. In the Olympics a Japanese girl had a breakdown, which I do not judge, it seemed she was autistic and I respect neurodiverse people. The Japanese are just like everybody else. What the Japanese have going for them in terms of development is strict hierarchical respect and homogeneity, and yet that has not been enough to dethrone the US or China (or Europe in some cases) in most industries. What China has is size. What the US has is diversity.
The size difference is pretty big too. Nishikori is 3 inches taller and was more muscular in his prime. Nishioka has very little firepower. He relies a lot on his lefty patterns and making his opponent uncomfortable. Nishikori in his prime had the firepower from the baseline to take destiny into his own hands.
@@bonzwah1 there not only could be 0 talent difference but even Yoshihito could be more talented as far as we know. The difference at this level is so small. A tiny improvement on the serve could send a top 50 player to top20. Some top100 players could be top10 if they didn't have certain injuries that break their rythmn and confidence. All we know is Nishikori played slightly better and won bigger prizes. But to say that Yoshihito doesn't have the "actual talent"...
It's the American tennis college upbringing. Most noticeable in the way of speaking/cursing. Once again he acted like a toddler, that's why I am convinced at least for two years he's sometimes doing it on purpose, for clicks, views,... He wouldn't be the first.
This is so unjapanese-like that I was seriously wondering if there were serious mental issues at play... Then another user mentioned he went to college in the US, and suddenly it makes some sense. A true japanese would not set foot again in Japan after this, the feeling of shame would overwhelm him.
@mycatvelvet A true gentleman is Nadal who has never thrown a racket. This is called controlling your emotions. Especially since he's a Spaniard, so he's a temperamental person. A true example to follow.
@mycatvelvet smashing racket on the floor is different than hitting balls in all directions in the crowd. These balls may have hit anyone in the crowd. If he is short, its not anyone's fault besides he has to blame himself of why choosing this sports.
@@astrahcat1212 This kind of a meltdown is nothing special, Zverev once almost killed his girlfriend and Rublev.. Yeah, we all know what Rublev does EVERY SINGLE MATCH
@@FamilyRUclipsTV-x6d Rublev as a teenager freaked out a lot, smashing balls was his hobby. Off court he is very loveable, but in court a total psycho.
Actually most Japanese behave this way. Just that alot of people who don't know Japan likes to falsely give Japanese this false reputation of good manners because they like anime culture and are therefore biased.
@@grapefruitsyrup8185 most Japanese people do not behave like this at all lol literally the opposite. The culture raises people not draw too much attention to themselves - have you ever been to Japan?
I was in the stadium (Court 3) watching this game and what could have happened is that there was a young kid cheering very loudly for Hurkacz between every single point. At first, it was cute and funny but the kid was a bit intense, did not stop the whole match and got a bit annoying to be frank lol. That could have played against Nishioka even though he should not have been annoyed so easily. If you are a tennis fan, check also the game between Etcheverry and Shelton that occurred at Cincy where Shelton almost lost...because the same kid was cheering the same loudly way for Tommy. Fun fact: Hurkacz went right away to this kid at the end of his game and gave him his tennis racket (he knew the influence) and Shelton (even though the kid was cheering for Etcheverry) went to see the kid to give him something too...smart move as you probably want to have this kid on your side!
i was a ball girl for this tournament and his cheering all started during draper vs munar in court 4. there was a boy around his age cheering fiercely for draper and ig the other kid (shelton/hubi kid) decided to cheer as loudly as he could for munar. screamed the entire match. after jack won, he stayed for etcheverry’s match and cheered for him which brings us to shelton vs etcheverry. so yeah, that kid was working overtime for his favs this year🤣
@@blucat4 Jesus, use your imagination. He's flamboyant, colourful, wears earrings, headgear, swashbuckling (tennis) trailblazer, sports a (pirate) beard. i.e. a pirate. Come on man, think!
@@EvilestGem Ahh, you must mean the Johnny Depp movies, what are they called, Pirates of the Caribbean? I haven't seen them. Real pirates of the old days don't look like that, in case you didn't know. That's just hollywood stuff, not close to reality. I also haven't heard the slang that a beard is called a pirate.
check "japanese girl destroyed after loss olympics". she was crying and had a meltdown, not something to judge but it was pretty radical too. Why do people think that Japanese are different. THey work themselves to death in many cases, kill and rob like the rest of us, suffer from mental health illness like others, smell dirty panties they buy from vending machines (that's unioque to them and pretty funny), they are not different
I'm all for players showing their personalities, letting out frustrations (without hurting people) etc, but at least be respectful to your opponent and the crowd. He should cop a big fine for all that rubbish.
He’s currently the rank 1 Japanese player. I believe it was a kid in the stand that kept yelling after every point. Game was nishioka vs hurkacz in Cincinnati Aug 2024
Being upset/mad with yourself is one thing. But potentially putting other people at risk is inexcusable. (And I need to clarify, because some idiots with poor understanding of consequence may decide to come at me): The balls MAY not have hit anyone. But if it/they did, it could have hit someone in the face or worse. You look up, and a ball smacks you in the eye, or you're holding a hot beverage, and it knocks it out of your hand. Or what if it hits a kid? It's unlikely, but that's what being an adult is; understanding and avoiding unnecessary risk to others, because you can reason outcomes BEFORE your actions.
@@velcingilles3756 No, it's not the same thing. The penalties against Nishioka were justified, though. The umpire did a good job in applying the rules as they should be applied. Harsher penalties aren't needed but more leniency wouldn't be the right approach, either.
@@147betagamma , Alex Michelsen literally just proved our points. Also, please don't be congenial with rude/foolish people. Their tactic is to be nasty to one person, and then reasonable with someone else to encourage that person to pacify their ego. It's gross when you can see it happening.
it was my 4th group class as a kid, I was about 9, when I got a bit frustrated with the training as I thought there was lack of playing and too much focusing on leg work, so I threw a ball out of the pitch as far as I could and it landed in the parking lot. The trainer yelled and me and ordered me to go search and pick the ball and return it to the field, it took me 40 minutes to find it after looking under all of the cars parked there. That was the end of my tennis career.
I'll take hitting balls out of the stadium vs hitting myself with a racquet like Rublev anytime. That makes more sense whereas Rublev I just worry about him.
Saw the video title and couldn't comprehend how either of these guys could wind up with a game penalty. But good to know that it wasn't the nicest guy on tour.
Can he be ban in games for months good job umpire for giving him penalty he does things many times shame on him as the anchor sez completely out of his mind my gosh
Notice a lot of comments that say this is unheard of and embarrassing for a Japanese. It’s funny cause this is typical behavior from western tennis players.
I see big influence of NIshioka's new psychologist - Andrey Rublev. It appears that the new cooperation gives already results and already is paying off! Good job! :)
This is a lesson that show Japanese people aren't actually a monolith in terms of personality and we do have those sort of passionate and at times brash people - those who have watched Nishioka knows he can be a diva at times so such emotional outbursts so frankly this isn't surprising to me as it seems the tension just boiled over.
If you hit a linesperson directly in the neck, it's very different from launching a ball out of the stadium. There's a rule that if you hit anyone on the court you are out. It's not a judgement call. The match is over.
Would have been great if after the 4-2 Nishioka actually started winning all points and took the set and match…that would be something. But he is a child…
Nishioka should team up with Rublev, that way they could get group discount when they hire a psychologist to coach them in anger management 💁♂️
😂
Ohio heat 🔥
Temper flare
Ohh man, this is such a genius comment 😂😂
Stop judging him!!!!!
Haha, excellent comment, they can ask Paire to join whenever he finishes in night club
This was actually a genius tactic: you're 0-30 against Hurkacz and he's serving, so you're most likely losing that game, but by throwing all the balls away you gain a fresh batch of new balls right during your serving game!
If you think that’s the reason…
😂😂😂😂
A service game he preceded to lose to 15.
Good thinking 🤔
Someone never played tennis, thinks he knows behind the screen 😂
The WTA handshake was unnecessary, Hurkacz is a cool dude and has nothing to do with Nishioka's anger management issues.
Rublev always respect his opponent at least.
I feel like Hurkacz could tell Nishioka was losing it (at the handshake) and just gave him space. He didn't look bothered to have been handed a set
Dont think Hurkacz cared…he almost lost and then got handed the set entirely 😂
"WTA handshake" 😂
Oi, leave WTA out of this!
WTA??
I have never seen a Japanese athlete behave this way even the world class ones across sports are super respectful
Because there are not that many visible Japanese world class athletes that you see every day, except for the World Cups or the Olympics, unless you live in Asia or Japan. In the Olympics a Japanese girl had a breakdown, which I do not judge, it seemed she was autistic and I respect neurodiverse people. The Japanese are just like everybody else. What the Japanese have going for them in terms of development is strict hierarchical respect and homogeneity, and yet that has not been enough to dethrone the US or China (or Europe in some cases) in most industries. What China has is size. What the US has is diversity.
@@FamilyRUclipsTV-x6dWhat does Europe have?
Pharma and biotech, aerospace, renewable, luxury goods, chemicals, etc.
I agree, this is highly unusual. Japanese live in rigid social norms, acting out is frowned upon.
@@FamilyRUclipsTV-x6dwhats the latter half even about lol
This is the critical difference between Nishioka and Nishikori😂😂😂
Well that and actual talent. Nishikori made it to #4 during what was still the height of the Big 3 era.
@@HeavyTopspin bro thinks there's a big talent difference between n4 and n26.
@@jonas8993there is. There’s a huge difference. Not that no26 isn’t a great achievement, but no4 is a much greater achievement still.
The size difference is pretty big too. Nishikori is 3 inches taller and was more muscular in his prime. Nishioka has very little firepower. He relies a lot on his lefty patterns and making his opponent uncomfortable. Nishikori in his prime had the firepower from the baseline to take destiny into his own hands.
@@bonzwah1 there not only could be 0 talent difference but even Yoshihito could be more talented as far as we know. The difference at this level is so small. A tiny improvement on the serve could send a top 50 player to top20. Some top100 players could be top10 if they didn't have certain injuries that break their rythmn and confidence. All we know is Nishikori played slightly better and won bigger prizes. But to say that Yoshihito doesn't have the "actual talent"...
Racket smash, 3 balls outta the stadium, and 2 WTA handshakes to top it all off 👍😂
Nope, those are weakling hand taps from table tennis and badminton players. WTA has way stronger handshakes than that.
That's a wrap 👏
"WTA handshakes" LMAO
hahahah wta handshakes 😅
"Wta handshake"😂😂😂
Now I want to se Nishioka vs Rublev! 😂👿👿😂
Two of the strongest mentality on tour 😂😂
Would need at least 500 tennis balls 😂😂
😂
Better going with a helmet to see the match.
Umpire: Code violation, Smash Racket, Ball Abuse Default Rublev & Nishioka
MF pierced his ear and think he's a yakuza now
Samurai in drag performing the tea ceremony
He did the fusion and got some of Vegetas anger, it's not his fault
😂😂😂
😂😂😂 best comment oh my god 😂😂
I’m confused by this kind of sportsmanship from a Japanese.
Not every Japanes player do this type of performance.
It's the American tennis college upbringing.
Most noticeable in the way of speaking/cursing.
Once again he acted like a toddler,
that's why I am convinced at least for two years
he's sometimes doing it on purpose, for clicks, views,...
He wouldn't be the first.
???
Nishioka didn't play any college tennis lol @@shangclockmania6168
He forgot to channel, 'his inner Buddha.'
This is so unjapanese-like that I was seriously wondering if there were serious mental issues at play...
Then another user mentioned he went to college in the US, and suddenly it makes some sense.
A true japanese would not set foot again in Japan after this, the feeling of shame would overwhelm him.
didn't know Nishioka was a jerk.
Me too.
Let's see if this is a one-off occasion I would hope so but wow he really stunk things up right.
@mycatvelvet A true gentleman is Nadal who has never thrown a racket. This is called controlling your emotions. Especially since he's a Spaniard, so he's a temperamental person. A true example to follow.
@mycatvelvet smashing racket on the floor is different than hitting balls in all directions in the crowd. These balls may have hit anyone in the crowd. If he is short, its not anyone's fault besides he has to blame himself of why choosing this sports.
Nishioka acting like he’s a top 20 player.
He was 24 at one time.. just saying ;)
@@kristheone1 still not top 0 lol
underrated comment this
so top 20 players behave like idiots?
Wtf does it have to do with ranking you bot
檜山さん騒動のときは擁護したいと思ってましたが、今回のは失望しました。ボールガールが渡してくれたボールをそのまま場外に打つなんて絶対にやってはいけない。1人で暴れている分にはまだしもこれは失格になってもいいくらいの行為なのでは。日本人としてとても恥ずかしいです…。
There is nothing like this Cincinnati August heat
Even Carlos lost it
Tokyo heat is worse
@@schizo0223as someone who lives in cincy (10+ years) and lived in japan for around 6 years,, i agree, japan heat is ten times worse
西岡選手はジュニアの育成に力を入れているが、その子供たちに自身の行為をどう説明するのだろうか。
日本人だから礼儀正しくしろとはいわないが、平均以上の過信が生み出す行為を正す方法を考えるべき。
ナダルラケット折らない定期
フェデラー30歳ぐらいで折らなくなった定期
@@hiyo8073
色んな国の人たちが見てる中で頭の悪いコメントはマジでやめてくれ
何で大勢の人が見てる中、怒りに任せて物を破壊する行為を正当化できるんだよ
Agree, I really appreciate him contributing so much to Japanese Junior Players but this kind of behavior is not a good model at all
@@hiyo8073
バイアスがかかった意見で、それはあなたの主観でしかありません。あたかもマジョリティの様な話で、決してマジョリティではなく、この行為を肯定する根拠にかけます。あなたも同様に感情に任せてコメントを書いているに過ぎない。
生活が懸かっていれば何をしても良いのか？バイオレーションルールは何の為にあるのか。
@@くろやん-f8m
これをしないとコントロールができないと思い込み、擁護している意見です。
I hope he feels better soon.
Nishi is so unserious. A man child if I’ve ever seen one💀
A psychopath with a racquet too 😮
@@astrahcat1212 This kind of a meltdown is nothing special, Zverev once almost killed his girlfriend and Rublev.. Yeah, we all know what Rublev does EVERY SINGLE MATCH
@@arturnazarciuc5113 Rublev is not throwing balls like that, which could seriously hurt someone.
@@FamilyRUclipsTV-x6d Rublev as a teenager freaked out a lot, smashing balls was his hobby. Off court he is very loveable, but in court a total psycho.
@@FamilyRUclipsTV-x6d Where do they land I wonder?
なんかこっちまで恥ずかしいな
悲しいことに、彼は嫌な奴のように振る舞った
Actually most Japanese behave this way. Just that alot of people who don't know Japan likes to falsely give Japanese this false reputation of good manners because they like anime culture and are therefore biased.
@@grapefruitsyrup8185 most Japanese people do not behave like this at all lol literally the opposite. The culture raises people not draw too much attention to themselves - have you ever been to Japan?
@@grapefruitsyrup8185yo but u r chinese😂
Don't be embarrassed, it's a common trait among Japanese people. They still haven't reflected on the massacres of World War II
I was in the stadium (Court 3) watching this game and what could have happened is that there was a young kid cheering very loudly for Hurkacz between every single point. At first, it was cute and funny but the kid was a bit intense, did not stop the whole match and got a bit annoying to be frank lol. That could have played against Nishioka even though he should not have been annoyed so easily. If you are a tennis fan, check also the game between Etcheverry and Shelton that occurred at Cincy where Shelton almost lost...because the same kid was cheering the same loudly way for Tommy. Fun fact: Hurkacz went right away to this kid at the end of his game and gave him his tennis racket (he knew the influence) and Shelton (even though the kid was cheering for Etcheverry) went to see the kid to give him something too...smart move as you probably want to have this kid on your side!
I'd rather they kick this kid out
i was a ball girl for this tournament and his cheering all started during draper vs munar in court 4. there was a boy around his age cheering fiercely for draper and ig the other kid (shelton/hubi kid) decided to cheer as loudly as he could for munar. screamed the entire match. after jack won, he stayed for etcheverry’s match and cheered for him which brings us to shelton vs etcheverry. so yeah, that kid was working overtime for his favs this year🤣
常習化してるのに、日本のテニス協会とか周囲で注意してくれる大人がいないのか
なまじ日本で1番だから言いづらそう
こんな奴に関わりたくねぇだろ。真剣に怒ってもどーせ拗ねて自己弁護するお子ちゃまやんけ
What a shame! I don’t want to see him anymore. Crash all your rackets and go away🤬
切り抜かれ方もあるのでしょうが、この動画だけをみると、とても恥ずかしく思います。
あのさやじなんて今に始まったことじゃあないだろ😂
Sad that Nishioka lost like this, he’s an incredible player and I hope he does well in the future
No he will didn't
Damn what did Hurkacz do to get that ice cold handshake😂🥶
Nishioka is a clown, it's not the first time he acts like this
@@FabianM99 Something like Rublev?
@@zencosuzuki8496 Rublev at least shakes his opponents's hand normally
@@quoccuongtran759 Rublev also has a reputation in the locker room as being one of the nicest guys around...off court.
Hubi has an annoying voice and face
Well, it may happen, but still he's ended politely with handshaking and hasn't blamed rhe chair umpire as many others do
Ah yes, the polite ‘no look’ handshake..
@@DvdStennis
テニス云々の前に、本当になりたくないなって思える人間。罰金と出場停止のペナルティをつけて欲しい。じゃないと子供達が大人に希望も持てなくなる。
"Don't be embarrassed, it's a common trait among Japanese people. They still haven't reflected on the massacres of World War II."
@@ceoman8 そうやっていつまでもいつまでも過去にとらわれ続けるのかい？
Love watching the ball girl watching where they go 🎾💥 😂
"Should I get those back?"
"He forgot to sign on the ball"
What triggered this? Was it the loud kid screaming Hubi after every point?
lets go UBIE LETS GO !
@@prawning1 🤣🤣
恥ずべき事。西岡選手は駄目だな、今後注目すべきに値しないよ。
まさかスポーツマンシップを知らない訳ではあるまいに、引退した後の事考えてもこんなコーチの元には生徒も集まらなかろうて。
Lunatic 😢 nothing more to describe 😂
As a fellow Japanese, I’m embarrassed. I want him to retire.
ボールガールが恐怖を感じていたのは絶対ダメです。謝罪が必要です。
Ever since Fognini gave him one of his ear-rings. Too much pirate power, guy just can't cope. Shame really.
Pirate power?
@@blucat4 Yea, didn't you know that Fognini was a pirate?
@@EvilestGem I don't know what you're talking about. ?
@@blucat4 Jesus, use your imagination. He's flamboyant, colourful, wears earrings, headgear, swashbuckling (tennis) trailblazer, sports a (pirate) beard. i.e. a pirate. Come on man, think!
@@EvilestGem Ahh, you must mean the Johnny Depp movies, what are they called, Pirates of the Caribbean? I haven't seen them. Real pirates of the old days don't look like that, in case you didn't know. That's just hollywood stuff, not close to reality. I also haven't heard the slang that a beard is called a pirate.
錦織が頑張ってあげたテニスのイメージ奈落に落としてくれてありがとな
完全にアウェイですごくストレスのかかったかもしれないけど1セット目もとれていたんだから頑張ってほしかった
Never seen a Japanese player this outrageous ….. he literally lost his mind 😢
Japanese are humans too. Also, we never had the chance to watch so many Japanese players
check "japanese girl destroyed after loss olympics". she was crying and had a meltdown, not something to judge but it was pretty radical too. Why do people think that Japanese are different. THey work themselves to death in many cases, kill and rob like the rest of us, suffer from mental health illness like others, smell dirty panties they buy from vending machines (that's unioque to them and pretty funny), they are not different
Tennis is a cruel mental torture LMAO 😂
同じ日本人として応援してるけどこれは恥ずかしいな😢
自分も日本人だけど、こんなヤツをいまだに応援しようとする人の思考回路がわからん。応援したくなる要素ゼロやろ。
"Tank you very much."
-- Hubert Hurkacz
日本が誇るラケット破壊師西岡良仁降臨！
Just Nishioka things, massive headcase as usual lol
やる気ないなら棄権しろ。お金払ってチケット買ってる観客にも失礼。
ホルカシュ「なんかあいつ勝手に自滅してる…」
フルカチュ「俺も座りたいな、、」
なにをしてんだお前は
I'm all for players showing their personalities, letting out frustrations (without hurting people) etc, but at least be respectful to your opponent and the crowd. He should cop a big fine for all that rubbish.
0:51 THE BALL GIRLS REACTION XD XD
Ayooo chill you guys! Nishioka been always chill and humble.. he was probably having a rough day…
You’ve obviously haven’t followed him closely. He acts like a spoiled brat quite often.
@@brianshin3209Quality player, if rather defensive but definitely a bit of a hothead.
He’s currently the rank 1 Japanese player. I believe it was a kid in the stand that kept yelling after every point.
Game was nishioka vs hurkacz in Cincinnati Aug 2024
Being upset/mad with yourself is one thing.
But potentially putting other people at risk is inexcusable.
(And I need to clarify, because some idiots with poor understanding of consequence may decide to come at me):
The balls MAY not have hit anyone. But if it/they did, it could have hit someone in the face or worse.
You look up, and a ball smacks you in the eye, or you're holding a hot beverage, and it knocks it out of your hand. Or what if it hits a kid?
It's unlikely, but that's what being an adult is; understanding and avoiding unnecessary risk to others, because you can reason outcomes BEFORE your actions.
He knows where to hit the ball... don't confuse your own tennis abilities with pros...
@@velcingilles3756 Denis Shapovalov once managed to break an umpire's eye socket at a Davis Cup match.
@@147betagamma that's very true, but that was bonkers. Nishioka hit the ball in the air... Not in the direction of anyone... It's not the same thing.
@@velcingilles3756 No, it's not the same thing. The penalties against Nishioka were justified, though. The umpire did a good job in applying the rules as they should be applied. Harsher penalties aren't needed but more leniency wouldn't be the right approach, either.
@@147betagamma , Alex Michelsen literally just proved our points. Also, please don't be congenial with rude/foolish people. Their tactic is to be nasty to one person, and then reasonable with someone else to encourage that person to pacify their ego. It's gross when you can see it happening.
He should have been disqualified.
He lost. Same thing
@@mitsuhh that’s true. But Rublev has been disqualified for less. js
@@mitsuhh Not the same thing. DQ means loss of all points and prize money earned at the tourney.
@@denarenee3198Rublev screamed at the face of a line judge tbh
@@jonas8993 yes so true. He definitely lost control of his temper.
もうプロとしてだめじゃないか？
プロの試合出るべきでない。
ATPは謹慎にするべき。
it was my 4th group class as a kid, I was about 9, when I got a bit frustrated with the training as I thought there was lack of playing and too much focusing on leg work, so I threw a ball out of the pitch as far as I could and it landed in the parking lot. The trainer yelled and me and ordered me to go search and pick the ball and return it to the field, it took me 40 minutes to find it after looking under all of the cars parked there. That was the end of my tennis career.
I'll take hitting balls out of the stadium vs hitting myself with a racquet like Rublev anytime. That makes more sense whereas Rublev I just worry about him.
Or hitting a line judge and getting defaulted out of the US Open.
同じ日本人として恥ずかしいレベルwww。
Garbage behaviour from Yoshihito. It's not the first time that he's behaved like a hooligan. He's just a very sore loser.
みなさん！これが日本人です！！
せっかくいい選手なんだからこんなことで有名にはなってほしくないんだけどなあ…
先日の大会でも優勝したのだから、いい流れを断ち切ってほしくない
I don't remember seeing him having this kind of behavior. Maybe something off court is bothering him so he was on edge.
いい選手?
いい選手なわけないだろ 応援したくもない
@@manana4151いい選手だろ。そこでその意見が出るってことは煽りたいだけか？
@@ワンパンマン-f2b人間的にはいい選手じゃないよね。選手としてはそりゃプロだから良いんだろうけど
Guys don't be harsh on Nishioka, it's tennis and it's very frustrating sport to play, I hope he will be fine.
マナー悪すぎるのは大前提としても、自分のミスでキレるならまだしも相手が綺麗に決めたショットに対してキレるのはマジで見苦しい。
多分相手を見下してるからそうなるんだろうけど…
そしてその後は無気力試合？
こんな試合した後でよくあんな堂々とした態度で相手と審判と握手できるよな
ちょっと酷すぎるわ
Nishikori wouldn't do that.
@mycatvelvet True
Saw the video title and couldn't comprehend how either of these guys could wind up with a game penalty. But good to know that it wasn't the nicest guy on tour.
I doubt Iga would agree
Feel bad for Yoshihito
Give this ump a day off, Meddy last night, Yoshi today 😂🥴
Mario tomorrow
この人のスポンサー企業はこの人間性でも構わない社風なんでしょうね。
I think for me, the highlight is that they are both wearing the same outfit, when from the kids section and another from the big and tall man shop
フルカチ相手に素晴らしいプレーを展開していたのに、本当に残念だ。
ヤジや雰囲気に苛立つ気持ちも理解は出来るが、もう少し精神面のコントロールを磨いて欲しい。
錦織(日本の誇り)
西岡(日本の恥じ)
西岡選手はとても偉大な選手。悔しいのはわかるし、とてつもないプレッシャーなのも理解する。あのフェデラーでさえ、若い頃は手のつけようがなかった。でも、だからと言ってプロの選手にあの振る舞いはして欲しくない。こと国際大会では、もちろん自分のキャリアのためでもあるが、日本を代表して戦っていると言うことも忘れないで欲しい。
他の方のコメントにもあるが、メンタル不調があるなら、いち早くアンガーマネジメントを練習に取り入れて欲しいし、パフォーマンスでやってるなら尚更悪質。周りのチームは何をやってる？
国社数理英しか勉強してないのに、愛国心なんてことは普通の人は学んでないよ。今の子ってヤマト魂なんて知らないんじゃないか？オリンピックでも一回も聞かなかったしね。
ほんと恥ずかしい。前々からこういう気質の方ではあるんだけど。上手く昇華してほしいよ
USUALLY when you're emotionally compromised you lose, unless you're like Djoker or something.
lol, yep. Novak is one of the rare people who plays BETTER when angry.
Fils also play good when he angry @@toptenguy1
Nishoka is my second favourite player. I watched him train in Melbourne and got a photo with him. He is a really nice guy
これなら棄権した方がいい
がっかりした
Never seen nishioka behave like that
生活がかかってるからこそ必死になり気持ちが昂ることはあるのは分かるが相手も審判も尊重出来ないのは1人の人間として失格
とても残念だ
彼を応援することはもうないでしょう
Can he be ban in games for months good job umpire for giving him penalty he does things many times shame on him as the anchor sez completely out of his mind my gosh
Nishkyrgios
正しい😂
Genius
Notice a lot of comments that say this is unheard of and embarrassing for a Japanese. It’s funny cause this is typical behavior from western tennis players.
Its tough being that short in tennis.
Exactly
西岡はいい選手なんだけどこういう態度は良くない錦織は癇癪を起こして試合を捨てることはなかったぞ
100歩譲って、試合中キレることはテニス選手として仕方ない行為だとしても、
お前はまだキレていいレベルにはいないぞ。自惚れんな
He was very gentle in korea..
What's problem?
Actually he always act like this😅
なんかもう、、
無気力になるの期待しながら見てしまう。
勝ったとしてもどうせ次は的な笑
錦織に対しては次も勝ってくれて思うんだけどなー。
事情は少し違うけど全英のペリカー戦も途中から不貞腐れて無気力なプレイが散見された。
能力があるだけに、実績以外の振る舞いの部分で応援してくれる人が減ってしまうかもしれない。
てか日本人の評価が下がる
恥ずべきプレイを切り抜かれる西岡
復活したプレイを切り抜かれる錦織
I was half expecting this to be about Hurkacz, he’s had mini rage moments before.
Didn’t realise Nishioka had it in him.
Hahahaha ngl Nishioka hitting the ball over was hilarious. Just so random. I've never seen anyone send the ball out of the stadium so many times.
Haha. WTA handshakes at the end!
Hahaha true 😂
Nishioka is "yakara."
In Japan, players with bad attitudes like this are called "yakara."
I see big influence of NIshioka's new psychologist - Andrey Rublev. It appears that the new cooperation gives already results and already is paying off! Good job! :)
こういうのやって試合に勝てるならまだけど、後半崩れてんじゃん。
これはだめよ。
これで崩れないにはジョコとナダルぐらいだから😅
@@龍鶴-q7b ナダル はこれまでラケット壊したことないです。インタビューでも「ラケットを壊すことはしない」と言ってます。
@@kusasuke_tube 有名やね
これは本当に思う。
メンタルコントロールのために切れるなら理解できるけど、西岡の場合、切れたらそのまま負け一直線だもん。
切れて試合なげるからな。チャレンジャー時代からそう。
わざとダブルフォルトしてサーブ打った瞬間ベンチに歩き始めるとかやってたよ。昔から変わらない
Nishioka sure found a way to tank his way out of a tournament 😅😅😅
Nishoka is soooo disgrace for Japanese. I'm embarrassed to see this guy pissed and acting like spoiled child. This guy won't be as great as Kei.
Kei... You gotta love him
He will soon be committing Harikari
@@marcosp7053Yeah he's a real hero for all Japanese tennis fan.
@@deliciano1294As a Japanese, it's no funny joke tbh. Besides, it's "harakiri" not harikari.
@@wgJatdgt08rf but that's the way of the bushido. He has violated respect.
This is a lesson that show Japanese people aren't actually a monolith in terms of personality and we do have those sort of passionate and at times brash people - those who have watched Nishioka knows he can be a diva at times so such emotional outbursts so frankly this isn't surprising to me as it seems the tension just boiled over.
錦織復活に続いていいニュースが
聞けるかと期待してましたが
こういう結果になっちゃうか〜😢
タラレバになっちゃうけど
ここ、堪えて勝ちきれたら
準決勝までシードに当たらない
ドローだったのに…
Rare to see a Japanese player act that way 😳
As a fellow Japanese, I would like to take this opportunity to apologize.
ありがとう
I would love to see a doubles match with Rublev, Paire, Nishioka and Gaston 😂
This small eyes man lost his sense. Mad.
イタリアでのソネゴ戦もこんな感じになったよな
地元の選手なんだしヤジとか気にしてどうすんだって思ったが、気になる人なんだろね
今回もヤジにご乱心になったんだろうと想像がつく
試合ちゃんと見てないから分からないんだけど 1:28 ここは何してるの？
は？相手、ポーランド人だろ？ここアメリカだし、アウェーでもなんでもない 上手くプレーできないから勝手に不貞腐れて子供みたいにキレてただけ
相手、ポーランド人 ここアメリカだし、アウェーでもなんでもない 不貞腐れてプレーしてただけ
相手ポーランド人 ここアメリカだから、アウェーでもなんでもない 子供みたいなふてくされた態度
he's like my 2nd son(8 years old)
There's a high chance your son won't make the same amount of $$ Nishi has
Djokovic was disqualified for hitting the ball once...this guy did it 3 times and only lost a gem???
When was Djokovic disqualified for hitting the ball once?
@@johncharles2357 US open couple of years ago
...he hit the umpire but unintentionally
If you hit a linesperson directly in the neck, it's very different from launching a ball out of the stadium. There's a rule that if you hit anyone on the court you are out. It's not a judgement call. The match is over.
Next time I hope he throws his shoes in the crowd and plays the rest of the match barefoot.
Would have been great if after the 4-2 Nishioka actually started winning all points and took the set and match…that would be something. But he is a child…