Well, honestly Rublev's forehand wasn't this good before. It was powerful for sure, but not this level. He switched to a goddamn heavy racket, which gives him an insane amount of weight behind his swings. That's the reason for his increased power.
True, but I would say Sinner reminds me even more of Berdych in some ways. They even sort of look alike! When Berdych had his game going, he could hit anyone off the court. I'll never forget the time he blew out Delpo in Tokyo.
@@dl3988 I never saw this comment. Sinner (and even Rublev) seems to me have a loose technique. Berdych's strokes were more about great ball contact and optimal swing. Anyway, regarding playstyle, is easy to see the similarities.
27 seconds into a warm up Ruble is hitting 80 mph winners, Welcome to my world and get used to it. Alcaraz looks like the real deal, amazing at 17, young Rafa like composure and power. Rublev is must see TV. So unique in his fire power.
God damn, Alcaraz is only 17 and killing it on the tour but he clearly has a ways to go to match a top 10 level like Rublev shows here. Unreal consistent power from Rublev
Of course Rublev has crazy powerful groundstrokes (especially the forehand) but here it is of course a little biased because the camera is on this side (with Alcaraz), so it seems the balls Rublev is hitting are going faster.
@@sergiosimbula If you count the milliseconds (approx.) when the sound of the ball hits the court, rublev reaches it first and his goes deeper In the court
@@claus1225 It all depends on what he's working on. Sometimes during practice you're working on consistency, other times you're working on power, other times you're working on approach shots etc...If you watch his other practices, he's not always hitting at 90%.
Is it me or after 1:45 Alcaraz altered his forehand, looping more (racket drop), having a full swing with less wrist manipulation almost mirroring Rublev's forehand ?
It's a response according to the ball that is coming towards you. Is it heavy paced and deep than you automatically shorten your backswing and often don't follow through to the neck.
why the heck can't the TV broadcasts use this camera perspective during the rallies? it's so much more engaging and exciting. i'm tired of watching broadcasts where the camera is 500 feet in the air and the entire court takes up only half of the screen, and the players are so small.
The tournaments decide on the cameras and their main concern seems to be that all the advertising is visible at all times. I think they have probably made tennis about half as popular as it would otherwise be.
@@jaysherman4149 without advertisors and their money we wouldnt have such high tennis- Appreciate your explanation, I hadnt realised it was to show the advertisors
I can't think of a worse practice partner than Rublev...his ball is low, heavy, and deep....not too mention he crushes every ball It takes other worldly timing and impeccable footwork to get anything out of this.
@@coryCuc I mean thats true no doubt just wouldn't say its other worldly timing and impeccable footwork like prime Federer. I'd rather describe it as excellent
doesn't that make the perfect practice partner? if they weren't wanting to challenge themselves theyd just hit again a brick wall, it's easier.. these practices of pro vs pro are totally invaluable to them. now Carlos knows how it feels to face Rublev without it being an important match.. he knows he just needs to get the ball back and wait for Rublev to do an unforced error from wailing too hard, lol.
The speed of Rublev's forehand is even more insane from court level. I thought it was fast from top view but damn is it fast from court level. Does he have some anger management issues? How the hell is he pummeling so many balls like its his worst enemy's face on each of them? He seems to be just lashing out at the ball. Maybe I should try it one day too.
Hey Liam, I'm wondering if it is okay to use footage from your channel to make commentary and analysis vids? My channel is new but hopefully it will grow well. Just wanted to ask. Thank you - Malhar
Very good video for close to wacth him play, i used play tennis in this court in melbourne park as well, I'm very excited to have played on the same court with my idol！！！
Fun side fact: the guy coaching Carlos Alcaraz is none other than the great former pro whose play Rublev resembles most (and who inspired many a Spaniard, like David Ferrer): Juan Carlos Ferrero (also known for how early he took the ball, especially on his feared forehand side).
Rublev is fantastic and a lot of fun to watch, but after watching Miami it became quite clear that when he's on the receiving end of pace , as he was against Korda, his one mode attack style tennis fails him. If he wants to beat high ranked guns of tennis, he is going to need variety on that forehand.
I absolutely love these videos. Any chance we can partner? I would use the videos for analysis and give you credit along with a link to your RUclips channel. Keep up the good work! John
Hi John! I appreciate you reaching out and for the kind words! I don't want to be doing more than I am currently with my videos with @2MinuteTennis as I partner with him, although times change and I'll be sure to reach out to you if I decide otherwise! I hope you can understand and all the best with your channel!
great videos on your channel thank you! may I please have permission to use your footage for comparison/analysis videos I'm making? I'll be sure to credit you in the description
Hey mate, nice channel congrats on 2k subs! Thanks im glad youre enjoying my videos! That would be nice but in not sure how that would work out😅 keep up the vids!
Funny, when just hitting it seems Rublev is blowing Alcaraz off court, but when they play games Alcaraz starts moving Rublev around, and wins most of the points.
"oh hi rublev let's warm up a bit "
"ya. BHUWEEEHHH"
"Oh. woah I'm not ready..."
"bbbbBBHHHWEEEHHHH"
"Wait im just...."
"BHHHHHHHHUUUUUUUWEEEEEEEEEH!"
I love this comment LMAO
hahahahahah
😂
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOO hes straight firing cannons
BHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
I came for the BWEEEH.
Was not disappointed
😂
Funny part' s when he stretches it out - buii .....
The pace of the rallys at the begining of this video are nuts!
Everytime I see Rublev hits with his forehand I feel like this guy is crazy. Another crazy forehand after Del Potro
Tsonga, Del Potro and Rublev!
Well, honestly Rublev's forehand wasn't this good before. It was powerful for sure, but not this level. He switched to a goddamn heavy racket, which gives him an insane amount of weight behind his swings. That's the reason for his increased power.
Wow, every time I watch pros rally, I'm always super impressed by their footwork and how quickly they prepare for their shots
Rublev's ability to easily hit with so much power reminds me of Berdych in his prime. Effortless technique and insane average ball speed. Amazing.
True, but I would say Sinner reminds me even more of Berdych in some ways. They even sort of look alike! When Berdych had his game going, he could hit anyone off the court. I'll never forget the time he blew out Delpo in Tokyo.
@@dl3988 I never saw this comment. Sinner (and even Rublev) seems to me have a loose technique. Berdych's strokes were more about great ball contact and optimal swing. Anyway, regarding playstyle, is easy to see the similarities.
imagine how silent the match would be if you only hit to Rublev's backhand
Good point😅
?
haha, I never noticed that before!
1:32
Wrong!!!🙄
27 seconds into a warm up Ruble is hitting 80 mph winners, Welcome to my world and get used to it.
Alcaraz looks like the real deal, amazing at 17, young Rafa like composure and power.
Rublev is must see TV. So unique in his fire power.
admit it, we all came for the "BWEEEH"
AHAHAAHAHA, you got the perfect sound i guess
😂😂😂😂
Best comment seen in my life :)))))) hahahhaahahahaha
Came for BWEEEH, stayed fro BWEEEH
I asked Andrey if it is BWEEEH or AABWEEEH he said it depends
God damn, Alcaraz is only 17 and killing it on the tour but he clearly has a ways to go to match a top 10 level like Rublev shows here. Unreal consistent power from Rublev
Sinner/ Alcaraz next up!
Of course Rublev has crazy powerful groundstrokes (especially the forehand) but here it is of course a little biased because the camera is on this side (with Alcaraz), so it seems the balls Rublev is hitting are going faster.
@@sergiosimbula If you count the milliseconds (approx.) when the sound of the ball hits the court, rublev reaches it first and his goes deeper In the court
Whatchu say, boi!?! He just straight up won against Tsitsipas in US Open. What more do you want from 'im?
@@RasmusM21 there is a concept called time and improving from January to September. Such a growth curve is not uncommon in prodigies like Alcaraz
It is just mind boggling how rublev hits like every ball full power
@@claus1225 Because Djokovic's technique has a lot of spin and rublev hits relatively flat. So I get your point, but you cant compare the two
@@claus1225 It all depends on what he's working on. Sometimes during practice you're working on consistency, other times you're working on power, other times you're working on approach shots etc...If you watch his other practices, he's not always hitting at 90%.
@@claus1225 ok coach...thats why he is top10 by listening to great coaches like u🤪🙄
@@minisurfbanana exactly
@@claus1225 Djokovic does not have the fastest forehand at all so I don't know why you're talking about him.
Thank you for these videos... we can’t thank you enough!
Great to hear! Many more to come!
No1 talks about how much spin alcaraz puts on the ball,featuring a potentionally amazing playstyle for clay
what sport is this? looks like tennis but better faster stronger.
It's slightly sped up because they switched from slow mo to regular. Lame s***
It’s tennis if u didn’t know
@@nailingzhang1194 go away chinaman stop eat dog and bat. covid chinaman
Looks like they are playing ping pong. It’s like the ball and the rackets are light, and the court is small.
Is it me or after 1:45 Alcaraz altered his forehand, looping more (racket drop), having a full swing with less wrist manipulation almost mirroring Rublev's forehand ?
It's a response according to the ball that is coming towards you. Is it heavy paced and deep than you automatically shorten your backswing and often don't follow through to the neck.
This would be a great match in a couple of years when Alcaraz continues to develop his awesome game
“couple of years”
Venia ver a Alcaraz pero me voy sorprendido por la pegada de Rublev en esta camara se ve de locos!
alcaraz's strokes are beautifully simple
crazy how Alcaraz has surpassed Rublev in everyway since this
crazy he even humbled djokovic , unreal this guy 😮😮
Amazing video!!! Great view
Rublev just has such incredible power on his forehand! Wow!
why the heck can't the TV broadcasts use this camera perspective during the rallies? it's so much more engaging and exciting. i'm tired of watching broadcasts where the camera is 500 feet in the air and the entire court takes up only half of the screen, and the players are so small.
The tournaments decide on the cameras and their main concern seems to be that all the advertising is visible at all times. I think they have probably made tennis about half as popular as it would otherwise be.
@@jaysherman4149 they could switch the camera pov every point. that would be a pretty good idea i think
@@jaysherman4149 without advertisors and their money we wouldnt have such high tennis- Appreciate your explanation, I hadnt realised it was to show the advertisors
Agreed! At least every now and then!
Good upload with split of shot types
Rublev is another class here thank you
-Okay let's warm up a little bit, like half court?
-Bweh
-It's fine you don't like it. Let's play full court then.
-BWEH
-WTF?
-BHUWEEHHH!
Hahahah 😂
Thanks great footage lots to admire and try to copy
Glad you liked it! I sometimes play these videos and shadow swing infront of the tv pretending I'm them :) so helpful to watch and learn from the pros
Thank you very much for sharing this video.
I can't think of a worse practice partner than Rublev...his ball is low, heavy, and deep....not too mention he crushes every ball It takes other worldly timing and impeccable footwork to get anything out of this.
Yes hes up there for players you wouldn't be able to get a good practice in 😅
+Kevin Harper I mean Djokovic could deal with it easily and you wouldn't say he has both other worldly timing and impeccable footwork would you?
@@eyeofhorus1301 Djokovic has some of the best footwork, timing and technique than anybody on the tour.
@@coryCuc I mean thats true no doubt just wouldn't say its other worldly timing and impeccable footwork like prime Federer. I'd rather describe it as excellent
doesn't that make the perfect practice partner? if they weren't wanting to challenge themselves theyd just hit again a brick wall, it's easier.. these practices of pro vs pro are totally invaluable to them. now Carlos knows how it feels to face Rublev without it being an important match.. he knows he just needs to get the ball back and wait for Rublev to do an unforced error from wailing too hard, lol.
i feel protected allready with that glass shield
rublev's forehand is unreal
The speed of Rublev's forehand is even more insane from court level. I thought it was fast from top view but damn is it fast from court level. Does he have some anger management issues? How the hell is he pummeling so many balls like its his worst enemy's face on each of them? He seems to be just lashing out at the ball. Maybe I should try it one day too.
Rublev forehand is other worldly
Yep, so powerful and hits it so early and cleanly
BWEEH
think u meant other bwehly not worldly.
Beautiful footage
he looks like a pretty good player, might become #1 one day
wow, the greats make it look easy - awesome footage, thank you;
aloha;
They absolutely do! Thank you and more Court Level Tennis coming soon!
@@LiamApilado - yeah, great to hear....thank you;
Great practice video, thank you
I love your content kepp it upp!!!💥💥💥
Keep
Hey Liam, I'm wondering if it is okay to use footage from your channel to make commentary and analysis vids? My channel is new but hopefully it will grow well. Just wanted to ask. Thank you - Malhar
Very good video for close to wacth him play, i used play tennis in this court in melbourne park as well, I'm very excited to have played on the same court with my idol！！！
Could we know more about the camera? Which one is?
3:00 look who’s that green shirt guy!!!!!!!!!!
Haha yes, they even played a match against eachother
Fun side fact: the guy coaching Carlos Alcaraz is none other than the great former pro whose play Rublev resembles most (and who inspired many a Spaniard, like David Ferrer): Juan Carlos Ferrero (also known for how early he took the ball, especially on his feared forehand side).
Makes sense
The one who often takes the ball early with insanse fh technique and effectiveness is Federer.
@@andreaho u know jcf played before fed right?
What shoes was Rublev wearing are they new 2021 Vapor X model?
Im not sure but they're not on the market yet
One day Rublev will learn to hit with pace, until then we’ll have to wonder “what if...”
Rublev is fantastic and a lot of fun to watch, but after watching Miami it became quite clear that when he's on the receiving end of pace , as he was against Korda, his one mode attack style tennis fails him. If he wants to beat high ranked guns of tennis, he is going to need variety on that forehand.
Rubes forehand is insane
Damn this is too much power for one session!!!!
Pse Info maszeh...
Carlito strings specs and tension
Thx
How much body muscles Alcaraz gained just in 1 year, amazing!
Is that Ferrero Alcaraz' coach?
Yes
Anyone know what shoes carlos is wearing here?
I absolutely love these videos. Any chance we can partner? I would use the videos for analysis and give you credit along with a link to your RUclips channel. Keep up the good work! John
Hi John! I appreciate you reaching out and for the kind words!
I don't want to be doing more than I am currently with my videos with @2MinuteTennis as I partner with him, although times change and I'll be sure to reach out to you if I decide otherwise!
I hope you can understand and all the best with your channel!
@@LiamApilado I appreciate you reaching out. I completely understand. If anything changes in the future let me know. Enjoy your day!
great videos on your channel thank you! may I please have permission to use your footage for comparison/analysis videos I'm making? I'll be sure to credit you in the description
I used to visit for bweee. Now I watch for Alcatraz island
Can't wait for Rublevs shoes to hit the stores!
What’s his forehand grip
What racquet is Alcaraz using here?
Babolat Pure Aero VS
These guys are unbelievable, but can't even hold a candle to the 3 goats. Makes you appreciate the 2000-2018 era so much
When Rublev varies height, spin, pace and starts hitting a bit deeper he’ll be pretty unstoppable.
Forehand: BWEEEHHH.
Backhand: complete silence.
0:37
Nice stroke~~👍👍👍
Hello Liam, I am a Tennis player and absolutely love these videos. I wanted to ask you if you want to collaborate on booth of our channels.
Hey mate, nice channel congrats on 2k subs! Thanks im glad youre enjoying my videos! That would be nice but in not sure how that would work out😅 keep up the vids!
@@LiamApilado So before every video we shout out our channels. Its that simple.
@@DylansTennisJourney I appreciate it although I dont think I would do a collab with anyone because Its not really my thing 😁 hope you understand 👍
@@LiamApilado no problem. Good luck to your channel.
I also subscribed your. Channel for collaboration 😍😍
Wonder what a practice session between Rublev and Almagro... Gonzo... Safin... and prime Agassi would have looked like.
Alcaraz is number 6 now and has 2 masters titles! :) :)
This video was the first clue that the kid in black was something special.
Bweeh hits very close to the net. Alcaraz hits with a lot of top spin similar to Nadal
Fiz o projeto sobre o esporte e tiver muita sorte de conhecer vocês que beleza Vilma
アルカラスの相手えぐくね？？
って思ったらルブレフか笑笑
Who’s here after he beat tsisipas
damn, ruvlev destroys every ball
Wow.
Is this video twice as fast?
Otherwise, it's too fast.
Looks like that 🔥🔥
7:16 Slow down video to 0.25x and you can hear Alein voices 👽
why is it funny to watch in 2x speed 💀💀
As a warm-up Rublev hits open-stance forehand winner
Alcaraz service motion is now different compared to this one with regards to his racket motion
Уууух, у Рублева сумасшедшие удары!
He practices hitting the ball as hard as possible even when not in a real match. He, then, in real matches gives his opponents no mercy.
surprises me how hard they try just for practice
I'm here for the grunt😂
All tennis should be standard 60 fps, not bandicam video
It is going to be very difficult for any player to beat Alkaraz. :))
None of these players are as smooth as roger
Funny, when just hitting it seems Rublev is blowing Alcaraz off court, but when they play games Alcaraz starts moving Rublev around, and wins most of the points.
伸び凄い
Lol, saw a video claiming Rublev was a pusher.
How's a skinny guy like Rublev hit the ball that hard all the time and not get injured?
Technique, footwork, and biomechanics.
I can't escape Rublev's bwehs omfg -_-
BOOOMH!!
6:58
rublev is beast.... alcaraz is of course hella good, but rublev's ball is in a different ball game hahaha
Until they started playing points. Alcaraz took it to him.
Carlos tiene 17 años!! No se puede comparar. Dale tiempo y entonces hablamos....
Medvedev practicing on the other court
Look: I will always love old tennis more, but this is some serious shit going on here folks. It is a different art form.
Yes, very physically demanding and its hard to see that from the high camera angle
who is the hitting partner??
Alcaraz=Right-handed Rafa
Hitting like that at practice will invite injury
以后三巨头必然有他一个位置，前提是控制好伤病！
Hmm same Nike shoes...
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