Musetti is like Federer in that he keeps his head incredibly still during contact. In the slo-mo you'll see that the ball is long gone but his eyes are still looking at the exact point of contact. That's why he is able to consistently hit such pure strikes with deadly accuracy
Each Musetti match is never boring, he always may find some hot shots. I'm big fan of 1 hand backhand: sometimes is simply impossible to shot the ball with a 2 hands backhand!
Respect to Musetti for working on his hard court game/putting in the hard yards this indoor season. He’s always been talented, and now some of his potential is being realized!
Musetti has the purest and the best running *one-handed BACKHAND* on tour I've ever seen. Absolutely better than the small kid who doesn't know how to fight
Yes, Shapo, also Stan (just watch some highlights from battles with Djokovic in AO couple of years ago) and Thiem. Tsitsipas backhand is not as good as others But Mouseti backhand sometimes looks awsome
Gotta disagree with you there. It was v high quality this match. But it's not even close to as beautiful as Roger's. While he was getting great results, it didnt look easy and flawless like Roger's
@@noahhenderson3164 i mean, Lorenzo’s backhand is clearly better than roger’s was at his age. More consistent. Plus, the backhand is Musetti’s best shot, while it was the weakest part of Federer game.
Grandissimo Musetti. I hoped could beat Ruud but didnt believe too much. So great Musetti, knight of old disappearing tennis. Greetings from Rome Italy
Musetti you is very good to Play tennis than the other player congratulazion I like you to much, go ahead. I prayed for your Life thats your dreams comes true!!😘❤👍🐘😇
L umiltà l ha costruita con l aiuto di qualcuno. E una svolta i questo ultimo anno che fa intendere un atteggiamento nel campo meno piacionico. E questo paga
mi fa ridere che su di un sito ti tennis scrivevo e ripetevo già da 2 anni fa che il suo tennis è arte...era scontato che anche gli altri se ne accorgessero prima o poi. Poi mi chiedo tutti quelli che volevano la testa di Tartarini quando non andava bene,dove sono finiti? In realtà Musetti non ha snaturato il proprio gioco lo ha solo reso più solido. Merito sicuramente del suo allenatore. Non credo altri tennisti possano dire lo stesso...
Le doti tennistiche non sono mai state in discussione. È stato bravo a capire di dover cambiare atteggiamento e di dover lavorare sodo sotto tanti aspetti non crogiolandosi nell'enorme talento che si ritrova. Agli esordi, diciamo, tendeva a guardarsi un po' troppo allo specchio e a spazientirsi se non arrivava subìto il risultato. Ora che sta consolidando mente e fisico otterrà grandi cose, sicuro.
@@ELE-gq9bm il fatto è che oggi si gira molto più sul dritto che in passato.Prima abusava molto del suo colpo naturale,il rovescio. La prima di servizio invece, ce l'aveva già quando lo vidi al challenger di genova. Ma per il resto era già completo, polso,tocco, gioco a rete...aveva (ha) tutto.
Musetti and Alcaraz are the only ones i enjoy to watch outside the Big 3. Now that Roger has retired, Rafa and Nole are soon to follow, Musetti and Alcaraz might be the only ones that will keep my interest alive. Both are exceptionally talented players and their game is fascinating to watch. Alcaraz has confirmed it this year, and Musetti I feel has this year the same rise as Alcaraz did in 2021. We'll see if he follows it up next year. Their Hamburg final was amazing and the first of many future great battles.
@@Cristobal512 If I did not mention him, it means I don't enjoy his tenis. He is also a jackass and a spoiled brat. I dislike him intensily and his tennis is doesn't impress me.
Wasn't sure of him regarding his forehand and inconsistency. Since the French against Novak - where he mentally checked out too. He looked kind of forgotten after. But in the last few weeks he's suddenly developed consistency. There appears to be a new confidence in him. For me I share what everyone is saying here. This type of tennis is what fans want to see. Great shotmaking with that backhand. Hopefully he can keep this going into the majors next season. Certainly a talent that has potential to be a slam winner.
The fact that he won that match with a backhand volley says it all. He’s been doing great with that backhand. I just hope he doesn’t become like Gasquet: having a nasty backhand and a liability of a forehand. Great win for the Italian!
There's so much effortless power in a good one-handed backhand, the ball easily comes out of the strings with more power and weight. And there's the big difficulty in reading where the shot will go. That's why it can be so devastating. Then, there's the elegance too... but that's not the motivation laying behind the choose of playing the one-handed backhand.🙂
@@pierdomenicosommati443 One-handers also have much higher topspin rate than two-handers (a really massive difference, as hawk-eye stats have been showing for years), which, together with much higher sidespin, push the opponents off the court much like a kick serve. They also hit sharper angles more easily and more often. These are actually the most typical traits of a modern one-hander, and, strangely enough, the most ignored ones.
@@J.-M. Yeah that's very true. The ball comes out with much more spin and heavier, especially in modern one-handed backhand (in the '80/'90 version of this shot, it often was less so). What seems hard to understand for many people (and for many tennis teachers too) is that a very well developed one-handed backhand can provide a player with a very dangerous weapon, and that this task (developing it very well), if not so easy, is definitely possible anyway. The two-hander is easier? True, especially in the beginning, but NOT for everybody... a certain percentage of players never feel really good with it, and it definitely shows at every possible level. When they're kids, inducing/convincing them to continue with it "because it's the most modern backhand" (but the true reason actually is the fear of doing something that's a little bit more of a long term investment), is just silly, these young players will remain with a inadequate, useless shot forever, which will hinder and limit their possibilities. And it's even more absurd when you look at how dangerous is a well developed and confident one-hander, especially if it's adopted at a very young age.
@@pierdomenicosommati443 Yes, exactly. Some coaches (like Nick Bollettieri) say the problem with a one-hander is that parents want kids to be successful immediately, from the very young age at kids' tournaments. Which means that coaches have to teach kids the two-hander, because kids lack the strength and height to hit the one-hander well, so their results in matches, junior tournaments would suffer a lot for some time. Parents are not interested in explanations like "but if you let them develop the shot for a couple of years, when they get bigger and stronger, it will change". They want success right here, right now, even if results at kids' tournaments are irrelevant. As a result, people often report that coaches at tennis academies refuse to teach the one-hander to anyone, because they want to keep their job, they basically ban the shot completely. It there is a player with a one-hander, they tell them they have to switch to a two-hander, regardless of how good or bad their backhand is. If they don't change to a two-hander, they refuse to coach them. But I think the problem is also that there are very few remaining coaches who can actually teach the shot, who actually know how to hit it and teach it. If you listen to the coaches, experts, sometimes, it's obvious they have no clue about the modern one-hander at all, they basically repeat all the old cliches from the 20th century from the wooden racquet era, which have zero relevance for a modern 21st century one-handed backhand (basically, the opposite is true about the modern one-hander for all the old 20th century textbooks "facts" about a one-hander, all the "it's good for slice and volleys, for fast surfaces, a flat stroke" etc.). They really have no clue what a modern 21st century one-handed technique is, even if they can so often see it from top players at tournaments. Incompetence is the biggest problem in my opinion.
@@pierdomenicosommati443 By the way, this also explains why almost all one-handers born after 1990 (like Dimitrov, Tsitsipas or Shapovalov) were coached by their parents as kids, or, in Thiem's case, also by a very eccentric old-school coach. Kids who want to play with a one-hander are basically on their own, outside the mainstream tennis system.
The Evolution of Tennis 🎾. Can never tell who the winner 🏆 is going to be. I think it's one of the most unanticipated sports at the moment, if not the most. The new Gen Players are astonishing and Wow!
so glad for musetti 1 handed backhand. there are only 9 1hand backhand left in top 100. and wawrinka retiring soon with dimitrov and gasquet. its a dying art .
Honestly, as an old school tennis fan I really think we should tone down the racket technology a little bit. It's now all about hitting as hard as you can and not much else in terms of variation. Serve and volley is virtually extinct and we are left with these ridiculous baseline rallies. Even 20 plus years ago you didn't see this.
If Thiem has time to prepare then his one hander is the best on tour right now,. When they have to hit it defensive or on the run, it's a tossup between Shapo and Musetti I think. They seem to be able to take the ball on the rise no matter what
Musettis forehand looking way less passive rn, great match from both. Rudd should have tried to close the down the line angles for how many times lorenzo went that way.
You can't judge a shot from one match. You could see today against Novak that Lorenzo's backhand needs a lot of work, like the rest of his game. But it's true that people always focus on the greater stability of the two-hander, saying it's a more solid shot, which is true, and nobody denies that. But they all say it like being solid is all that matters, case closed. While the one-hander has many great qualities that they never talk about.
We always talking about Berrettini and Sinner, in a way or another (almost always hurt, tho..)... ....how about this fucking 20y old kid Musetti? best one handed backhand in the circuit by far.
Musetti è un vero talento..............a me preoccupa solo lo stato di salute dei nostri migliori giocatori.....troppo spesso infortunati per un motivo o per un altro
A me fan ridere quelli che lo scoprono dopo Amburgo, o comunque dopo Djokovic portato al quinto l'anno scorso..Musetti a livello juniores era il numero 1, è proprio un talento purissimo e finalmente sta portando a casa quello che gli spetta dopo le valangate di m3rda che si è preso sui social negli anni
@@comequandofuoripiove6951 purtroppo vedo ancora molta gente che nonostante tutto ha ancora da ridire su Lorenzo, non riescono ad apprezzare il suo grande talento
@@francescaleone878 La maggior parte di quelli che gli han detto le peggio cose son malati che bettavano sue vittorie quando iniziò nel circuito ATP. Essendo malati pensavano che doveva vincerle tutte già dal primo mese nei 250 o 500.. Roba da matti. Ho letto delle schifezze nel suo profilo nel corso degli anni che mi hanno dato un dispiacere quasi fisico per lui.. Un ragazzo all'epoca di 17 o 18 anni che si doveva leggere certe cose dopo delle sconfitte! Già immagino il dispiacere e la delusione delle sconfitte e in più leggersi certe cose
I've always thought Musetti would be the big name from Italy in the future, rather than Sinner. The latter is an extremely hard worker but he's lacking the intuitive shot making ability of his compatriot. Now Sinner has improved in that department, adding the drop shot to his repertoire. He has also worked very hard on his serve. Musetti is still trailing in that department. He's got work to do. But in terms of pure talent he has what it takes to reach the top.
Jeez, indoor hard courts are not a surface that suits Rudd’s game. With that being said Musseti is so damn talented and one of the best shot makers on tour
Great win for Musetti. Those backhands were insane. Ruud however needs a new coach or new mentality. He kept trying to burn Musetti on his stronger side.
So happy for Musetti. This guy has a beautiful style.
Fr, much higher level than Casper imo. Ranks will def be swapped soon enough
Musetti is also smart and flexible
Musetti is like Federer in that he keeps his head incredibly still during contact. In the slo-mo you'll see that the ball is long gone but his eyes are still looking at the exact point of contact. That's why he is able to consistently hit such pure strikes with deadly accuracy
Each Musetti match is never boring, he always may find some hot shots. I'm big fan of 1 hand backhand: sometimes is simply impossible to shot the ball with a 2 hands backhand!
Very true man. i like 1 hand backhand so much. What you can do with this you can not with 2 hands,
true
So much depth in the men’s game and so entertaining to watch. Congratulations on beating a U.S. Open finalist in the same year, Mr. Musetti!!
Respect to Musetti for working on his hard court game/putting in the hard yards this indoor season. He’s always been talented, and now some of his potential is being realized!
Musetti has the purest and the best running *one-handed BACKHAND* on tour I've ever seen. Absolutely better than the small kid who doesn't know how to fight
Tsitsipas gets dissed 😂😂
what about my boi shapo
Go watch TOMMY HAAS 👶
Yes, Shapo, also Stan (just watch some highlights from battles with Djokovic in AO couple of years ago) and Thiem.
Tsitsipas backhand is not as good as others
But Mouseti backhand sometimes looks awsome
Its stupid to forget fed, Gasquet, guga
Wow... That second backhand flip was so Federesque its giving me the chills
I said it. Lorenzo is a growing threat. His backhand is almost has beautiful as Roger's, and still getting better and better.
Gotta disagree with you there. It was v high quality this match. But it's not even close to as beautiful as Roger's. While he was getting great results, it didnt look easy and flawless like Roger's
@@noahhenderson3164 i mean, Lorenzo’s backhand is clearly better than roger’s was at his age. More consistent. Plus, the backhand is Musetti’s best shot, while it was the weakest part of Federer game.
@@noahhenderson3164 I did say "almost"🙄
@@gabrielececi4711 Not clearly, but almost. It'll take Lotenzo a while, but he'll get there. Roger's was so much more dynamic and solid.
Roger had a 90 square inch racket that was much more difficicult to shot good one bander with that size
Grandissimo Musetti. I hoped could beat Ruud but didnt believe too much. So great Musetti, knight of old disappearing tennis. Greetings from Rome Italy
Desde la primera vez que vi a Musetti me di cuenta que tenía todo. Pronto lo veremos en el top.
Va a ser Top10 muy pronto!
Servicio y devolución son promedio a lo más. Tiene varias otras virtudes es cierto.
Мы тоже верим в его будущие Победы!
@@diegosalazar8461 en serio esto es lo en que te fijas entre todos los golpes y variedad que tiene?
@@flaviobiancolli9569 El video es de su tiro de revés.
That backhand is a thing of beauty.
I posted the exact same comment word for word before scrolling down to see this.
Musetti you is very good to Play tennis than the other player congratulazion I like you to much, go ahead. I prayed for your Life thats your dreams comes true!!😘❤👍🐘😇
non fa tennis fa arte incredibile che bello vederlo giocare che umilta....un campione 💪💪💪💪❤️❤️
L umiltà l ha costruita con l aiuto di qualcuno. E una svolta i questo ultimo anno che fa intendere un atteggiamento nel campo meno piacionico. E questo paga
Hai visto la smorfia come se avesse mangiato una nocciolina…? Dopo il pallonetto di rovescio…? 😅❤🎉
mi fa ridere che su di un sito ti tennis scrivevo e ripetevo già da 2 anni fa che il suo tennis è arte...era scontato che anche gli altri se ne accorgessero prima o poi. Poi mi chiedo tutti quelli che volevano la testa di Tartarini quando non andava bene,dove sono finiti? In realtà Musetti non ha snaturato il proprio gioco lo ha solo reso più solido. Merito sicuramente del suo allenatore. Non credo altri tennisti possano dire lo stesso...
Le doti tennistiche non sono mai state in discussione. È stato bravo a capire di dover cambiare atteggiamento e di dover lavorare sodo sotto tanti aspetti non crogiolandosi nell'enorme talento che si ritrova. Agli esordi, diciamo, tendeva a guardarsi un po' troppo allo specchio e a spazientirsi se non arrivava subìto il risultato. Ora che sta consolidando mente e fisico otterrà grandi cose, sicuro.
@@ELE-gq9bm il fatto è che oggi si gira molto più sul dritto che in passato.Prima abusava molto del suo colpo naturale,il rovescio.
La prima di servizio invece, ce l'aveva già quando lo vidi al challenger di genova. Ma per il resto era già completo, polso,tocco, gioco a rete...aveva (ha) tutto.
Un talento come pochi, grande lorenzo
Effortless and elegant! Musetti is highlighting all reasons the single-handed backhand is still relevant in modern tennis!!
Musetti and Alcaraz are the only ones i enjoy to watch outside the Big 3. Now that Roger has retired, Rafa and Nole are soon to follow, Musetti and Alcaraz might be the only ones that will keep my interest alive. Both are exceptionally talented players and their game is fascinating to watch. Alcaraz has confirmed it this year, and Musetti I feel has this year the same rise as Alcaraz did in 2021. We'll see if he follows it up next year. Their Hamburg final was amazing and the first of many future great battles.
I reckon Rafa will retire next year, but hopefully Novak will be around for a bit longer
Alcaraz, Rune and Musetti is new big 3, Sinner and Aliassime They will take some big slan out of them in this 10/15 year period
@@MrTomsimoes faa beats all of them consistently btw even Alcaraz
What about Holger Rune?
@@Cristobal512 If I did not mention him, it means I don't enjoy his tenis. He is also a jackass and a spoiled brat. I dislike him intensily and his tennis is doesn't impress me.
Artist, tennis genius 🇮🇹
Amazing . .win. .from Musetti
Bravissimo e puro talento🎾👏
Wasn't sure of him regarding his forehand and inconsistency. Since the French against Novak - where he mentally checked out too. He looked kind of forgotten after. But in the last few weeks he's suddenly developed consistency. There appears to be a new confidence in him.
For me I share what everyone is saying here. This type of tennis is what fans want to see. Great shotmaking with that backhand. Hopefully he can keep this going into the majors next season. Certainly a talent that has potential to be a slam winner.
The fact that he won that match with a backhand volley says it all. He’s been doing great with that backhand. I just hope he doesn’t become like Gasquet: having a nasty backhand and a liability of a forehand. Great win for the Italian!
now we really see how consistent the big three were in their prime.
that was impressive, great win for Musetti... those backhand passing shots were something else.👏👏👏
Gran juego de Musetti, ojala siga asi, puede llegar mas arriba, muy talentoso👏👏👏👏👏
happy to see single handed backhand is not dead yet. There is an elegance to it.
There's so much effortless power in a good one-handed backhand, the ball easily comes out of the strings with more power and weight. And there's the big difficulty in reading where the shot will go. That's why it can be so devastating.
Then, there's the elegance too... but that's not the motivation laying behind the choose of playing the one-handed backhand.🙂
@@pierdomenicosommati443 One-handers also have much higher topspin rate than two-handers (a really massive difference, as hawk-eye stats have been showing for years), which, together with much higher sidespin, push the opponents off the court much like a kick serve. They also hit sharper angles more easily and more often. These are actually the most typical traits of a modern one-hander, and, strangely enough, the most ignored ones.
@@J.-M. Yeah that's very true. The ball comes out with much more spin and heavier, especially in modern one-handed backhand (in the '80/'90 version of this shot, it often was less so). What seems hard to understand for many people (and for many tennis teachers too) is that a very well developed one-handed backhand can provide a player with a very dangerous weapon, and that this task (developing it very well), if not so easy, is definitely possible anyway.
The two-hander is easier? True, especially in the beginning, but NOT for everybody... a certain percentage of players never feel really good with it, and it definitely shows at every possible level. When they're kids, inducing/convincing them to continue with it "because it's the most modern backhand" (but the true reason actually is the fear of doing something that's a little bit more of a long term investment), is just silly, these young players will remain with a inadequate, useless shot forever, which will hinder and limit their possibilities.
And it's even more absurd when you look at how dangerous is a well developed and confident one-hander, especially if it's adopted at a very young age.
@@pierdomenicosommati443 Yes, exactly. Some coaches (like Nick Bollettieri) say the problem with a one-hander is that parents want kids to be successful immediately, from the very young age at kids' tournaments. Which means that coaches have to teach kids the two-hander, because kids lack the strength and height to hit the one-hander well, so their results in matches, junior tournaments would suffer a lot for some time. Parents are not interested in explanations like "but if you let them develop the shot for a couple of years, when they get bigger and stronger, it will change". They want success right here, right now, even if results at kids' tournaments are irrelevant. As a result, people often report that coaches at tennis academies refuse to teach the one-hander to anyone, because they want to keep their job, they basically ban the shot completely. It there is a player with a one-hander, they tell them they have to switch to a two-hander, regardless of how good or bad their backhand is. If they don't change to a two-hander, they refuse to coach them.
But I think the problem is also that there are very few remaining coaches who can actually teach the shot, who actually know how to hit it and teach it. If you listen to the coaches, experts, sometimes, it's obvious they have no clue about the modern one-hander at all, they basically repeat all the old cliches from the 20th century from the wooden racquet era, which have zero relevance for a modern 21st century one-handed backhand (basically, the opposite is true about the modern one-hander for all the old 20th century textbooks "facts" about a one-hander, all the "it's good for slice and volleys, for fast surfaces, a flat stroke" etc.). They really have no clue what a modern 21st century one-handed technique is, even if they can so often see it from top players at tournaments. Incompetence is the biggest problem in my opinion.
@@pierdomenicosommati443 By the way, this also explains why almost all one-handers born after 1990 (like Dimitrov, Tsitsipas or Shapovalov) were coached by their parents as kids, or, in Thiem's case, also by a very eccentric old-school coach. Kids who want to play with a one-hander are basically on their own, outside the mainstream tennis system.
What a player, i am a musetti fan now!
Fantastic playing from Musetti! He's an elegant powerhouse! 💪💪
Musseti gave Ruud a much needed haircut with that sharp one handed back ✋🏻😂😂😂❤️🎾
Lorenzo Musetti: best backhand in town! 👍
Love Musetti - excited to see him continue to develop. Amazing game
wow Lorenzo!!! che colpi!!! continua così 💪🏻
Finally a young guy with a style. Not a bruiser...
Ruuds footwork at 1:51 tho... so fluid!
This Master 1000 could be the sign of the future to come, as the young 20s make their mark en masses.
That One Handed Backhand Is a joy To Watch
the purest Carrara marble: as moving as Michelangelo's Pietà
The Evolution of Tennis 🎾. Can never tell who the winner 🏆 is going to be. I think it's one of the most unanticipated sports at the moment, if not the most. The new Gen Players are astonishing and Wow!
Long live to Muso! One handed backhand, a dying breed...
Glory to the one handed backhand
His one handed backhand Is.....devastating!!!!!!!
Giocatore straordinario....
Musetti is a proper baller. I hope he wins loads of titles
Definitely part of the future of tennis. Ruud, Alcaraz, Auger Aliassime, Musetti, Rune, Sinner
Lorenzo Musetti = tennis! 💗
Wow!!! Grande Lorenzo! Ora vedi di dare una passata anche a Nole!
da carrara un artista....non un tennista
Insane indeed! It's a backhand assassin! 😂 😂 😆
Bravo.. Bravo..
One Handed Back Hand..
Is Back With Young Guns..
Andiamoooo Lore che bellaaa 🔥🔥🔥💪🏽💪🏽
Superb Job for Musetti!!! Casper needs to learn to hit flatter on opportunities
This is called class 💯
Semplicemente meraviglioso grande grande grande
Lorenzo "Il Magnifico" Musetti in the ZONE
Lorenzo Musetti ... Eleganza ; Carisma ; Classe...
Whoever loves tennis, loves Musetti. My fav player to watch.
Beautiful backhand. Single-handed so much more elegant than the double. What surprised me was that Ruud kept going to the backhand.....
I think Ruud got curious so he kept aiming there, with the intention to break the good momentum of Musetti's backhands. But it never happened.
Really happy for Lorenzo....could be the next Stanimal with that backhand!
Quanto sei forte, Lorenzo!
Sometimes Musetti seems the representation of the ideal tennis player. I love his style. I just wish he was more consistent 🔥❤️
Man he has very nice ground strokes!
complimenti Lollone!🤩
anche da parte della Marghe!
so glad for musetti 1 handed backhand. there are only 9 1hand backhand left in top 100. and wawrinka retiring soon with dimitrov and gasquet. its a dying art .
Honestly, as an old school tennis fan I really think we should tone down the racket technology a little bit. It's now all about hitting as hard as you can and not much else in terms of variation. Serve and volley is virtually extinct and we are left with these ridiculous baseline rallies. Even 20 plus years ago you didn't see this.
I always root for the one-handed backhand players.
me too!!!!!!! and even more of a rare species on the WTA tour.
Viva il rovescio a 1 mano! Viva il tennis di tocco e non dei giocatori di baseball❤️
from now on I'll call him the pirlo of tennis 🧑🎨
Beautiful Single one handed Backhand 😊bravo
Ruud has been on a real downer since the US Open. Coming into this event, in regular ATP events since the US Open, he'd won 1 match and lost 3.
All the most Beautyfull shots from last two years are coming from Musetti
Pure talent!
Yeah, just picked up a racket for the first time that day. Never trained a day in his life.
Amazing backhand
he got in GOD MODE！VAMOS！！！
If Thiem has time to prepare then his one hander is the best on tour right now,. When they have to hit it defensive or on the run, it's a tossup between Shapo and Musetti I think. They seem to be able to take the ball on the rise no matter what
Mamma mia che spettacolo 😭😍
Musettis forehand looking way less passive rn, great match from both. Rudd should have tried to close the down the line angles for how many times lorenzo went that way.
Poetry in motion
I saw some discussion about advantages two-handed backhand over one-handed! Stretching shots, more solid.... etc....! What did you say 'bout this????
You can't judge a shot from one match. You could see today against Novak that Lorenzo's backhand needs a lot of work, like the rest of his game. But it's true that people always focus on the greater stability of the two-hander, saying it's a more solid shot, which is true, and nobody denies that. But they all say it like being solid is all that matters, case closed. While the one-hander has many great qualities that they never talk about.
@@J.-M. Well said, I agree completely!
We always talking about Berrettini and Sinner, in a way or another (almost always hurt, tho..)...
....how about this fucking 20y old kid Musetti? best one handed backhand in the circuit by far.
Musetti è un vero talento..............a me preoccupa solo lo stato di salute dei nostri migliori giocatori.....troppo spesso infortunati per un motivo o per un altro
Is it me or this guy plays Federer like ? Yes the shots and the grip are different but his game style seems quite close ? what do you think ?
Fantastico... And this reel missing almost another pair of backhand jems
Lorenzo Magic Musetti did it!
🎾👍💪Amazing Musetti👍
Such a gem for the eyes of everyone
A me fan ridere quelli che lo scoprono dopo Amburgo, o comunque dopo Djokovic portato al quinto l'anno scorso..Musetti a livello juniores era il numero 1, è proprio un talento purissimo e finalmente sta portando a casa quello che gli spetta dopo le valangate di m3rda che si è preso sui social negli anni
@@comequandofuoripiove6951 purtroppo vedo ancora molta gente che nonostante tutto ha ancora da ridire su Lorenzo, non riescono ad apprezzare il suo grande talento
@@francescaleone878 La maggior parte di quelli che gli han detto le peggio cose son malati che bettavano sue vittorie quando iniziò nel circuito ATP. Essendo malati pensavano che doveva vincerle tutte già dal primo mese nei 250 o 500.. Roba da matti. Ho letto delle schifezze nel suo profilo nel corso degli anni che mi hanno dato un dispiacere quasi fisico per lui.. Un ragazzo all'epoca di 17 o 18 anni che si doveva leggere certe cose dopo delle sconfitte! Già immagino il dispiacere e la delusione delle sconfitte e in più leggersi certe cose
Musetti is the Tennis
I've always thought Musetti would be the big name from Italy in the future, rather than Sinner. The latter is an extremely hard worker but he's lacking the intuitive shot making ability of his compatriot. Now Sinner has improved in that department, adding the drop shot to his repertoire. He has also worked very hard on his serve. Musetti is still trailing in that department. He's got work to do. But in terms of pure talent he has what it takes to reach the top.
Mostro e forte come il marmo di Carrara. Lore può vincere a qualsasi e addirittura il campionato. 🍀
Wow! Dude is on fire!
Amazing 🥰
Musetti is a magticplayer of all times after Rogder !
Musetti love to watch his matches, he's got to get to slam level preparedness.
Jeez, indoor hard courts are not a surface that suits Rudd’s game. With that being said Musseti is so damn talented and one of the best shot makers on tour
amazing victory guy, your backhand almost like Thiem, congratulations
It would be quite funny if Musetti becomes the most successful Italian next gen player at the end of his career more than Sinner and Berrettini.
Graceful just like Federer. 👍
Lorenzooooooo🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Grande legionario!
Musetti Will be a Number one of atp ..
Sure
Very well, happily we got a stunning one-handed to replace Gasquet's once he retires! :)
Musetti is PURE TENNIS all the way. We should see him in the top 10 in no time.
This is why the one hander should be more encouraged. It just brings a whole new level to the game.
Ruud really needs to put his act together soon......
Great win for Musetti. Those backhands were insane. Ruud however needs a new coach or new mentality. He kept trying to burn Musetti on his stronger side.