Tennis Drama and Angry Moments from May 2023! Featuring Bublik, Davidovich Fokina, Gasquet, Moutet, Cecchinato and others! Tournaments Include: Geneva Lyon
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If you’re talking about being entitled, i’ve been really good aat tennis, as a local town player, but i broke me racket while playing, since that day I couldn’t afford another racquet buddy, it jus too expensive for me. Tennis is a expensive sport at my place, i really feel sad when they break their racquet and we can’t even afford one!
😂 that foot fault from moutet. Probably cause he put his back foot on the line before the ball bounced, since it went so slow, which doesnt happen with normal serves that are faster probably. Nice catch from the line judge
Really? i thought foot fault has nothing to do with ball bounce. i believe you can't touch the baseline before or during the ball contact with your racket. What happens afterwards shouldn't matter. Can someone please explain the details? i'm a little confused here, especially after seeing the one who made the video give a heart.
@@yibozhao1012 Yes, it's about the point of contact, not when the ball bounces. It must have been his front foot that slid over the line before he hit the ball.
Those were some quality clips 😁. Moutet will never change and what’s going on with Bublik ? I wonder why they just don’t give that racket to children who don’t have money for it … instead of breaking it … anyway keep up the good job ☺️
@@samuelnguyen2010 I played tennis for more than 15 years (tournaments all that stuff ) . Yes I understand that sometimes you can’t passion , fear and emotions hide but I mean why racket has to be guilty for your mistakes ?
3:45 after watching a few of these videos I realized that tecnifibre rackets aren't really that strong lol. They can break one of those rockets in half by just straight stepping on them or one throw. Gasquet had to spike that extreme twice and he threw it down hard as hell!!!
I hate referees in tennis. Layhani, Bernardes and this one in the case of Chechinatto. They often appear very arrogant like an elite club and don't bring any evidence or discuss, I think if Checcinato didn't say anything bad, so he has the right to discuss about this, probably the ref doesn't even know what he said as he does not speak the language... In Football it is a little bit better as referees do face consequences when doing sth wrong, even having experts coming to the cabine and jugding their performance and being open and direct when mistakes happen. On the ATP tour however there many good refs, and these are the ones you don't here about. The other ones like Layani, this one or Bernardes definitely need to be more open to critique, so the system has to change, to many big egos in the sport and it needs somepne who judges their performance, this is the only way in general how it can improve, applies basically for everything in life ;)
Was Ceccinato out of line? I don't speak his language, don't know what he said, but why didn't the Umpire respond with the evidence, or was there any...interesting back & forth
I think you are absolutely right. I often have the feeling that referees in tennis are often very arrogant as they don't face severe consequences when doing sth wrong. I think checcinato didn't even say sth bad or any bad word in italian but the referee thought he did. No matter what he said there were also enough examples in the past where they didn't say sth bad but as the referee just does not speak the language he thought chechinatto did. And then to not bring any evidence is very often in tennis and I think it's a disgrace, not fair and I hate to watch sth like that... SO yeah, you're right about this ;)
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fokina
Racket supplier for Moutet seems like a good business!
These are really fun to watch and love to get some funny reactions 😂. I wish you could make it longer
Break as many rackets as you want, but pick them up. Don't make the ball kids pick them up, that's just extremely entitled.
If you’re talking about being entitled, i’ve been really good aat tennis, as a local town player, but i broke me racket while playing, since that day I couldn’t afford another racquet buddy, it jus too expensive for me. Tennis is a expensive sport at my place, i really feel sad when they break their racquet and we can’t even afford one!
Finally, new part ❤
😂 that foot fault from moutet. Probably cause he put his back foot on the line before the ball bounced, since it went so slow, which doesnt happen with normal serves that are faster probably. Nice catch from the line judge
Really? i thought foot fault has nothing to do with ball bounce. i believe you can't touch the baseline before or during the ball contact with your racket. What happens afterwards shouldn't matter. Can someone please explain the details? i'm a little confused here, especially after seeing the one who made the video give a heart.
@@yibozhao1012 Yes, it's about the point of contact, not when the ball bounces. It must have been his front foot that slid over the line before he hit the ball.
@@freakytea2815 Thanks for making this clear!
@@yibozhao1012 thanks for the lesson!
@@freakytea2815 thanks
Yay, do you have anything other than racquet smashes?
Like Tennis Advocates actually covers dramas.
@@andrewliu2996 The Cecchinato moment?
Sorry boring when it’s just people smashing racquets.
Then don't watch 😒
@@BluntedRazor98 how am I meant to know it’s only racquet smashing unless I watch it? You idiot, such a dumb comeback there mate haha. Try again
Those were some quality clips 😁. Moutet will never change and what’s going on with Bublik ? I wonder why they just don’t give that racket to children who don’t have money for it … instead of breaking it … anyway keep up the good job ☺️
kids in the front row of games probably have money to buy raquets. If you've ever played tennis youd understand the desire to destroy your raquets.
@@samuelnguyen2010 I played tennis for more than 15 years (tournaments all that stuff ) . Yes I understand that sometimes you can’t passion , fear and emotions hide but I mean why racket has to be guilty for your mistakes ?
Entertaining video as always 😎👍
3:45 after watching a few of these videos I realized that tecnifibre rackets aren't really that strong lol. They can break one of those rockets in half by just straight stepping on them or one throw. Gasquet had to spike that extreme twice and he threw it down hard as hell!!!
Let's all hope sinner is out of wimbledon
Why?
At least he gave the smashed racket away to the kids
Bublik fans are so delusional about his behavior
@jayizanu5990are you telling me that he has fans?
@@tristancnudde-leclaire6751i m bublik fan
@@ivanjurleta4213yeah me too😆
Bublik is cool 😎
He does nothing "wrong" breaking racquets his problem is when open the mouth generally he spits alot of shit 😂
what happens to the next code violation after you already got a game penalty? Is it set penalty??
Just another game penalty
@@TopspinzTennis thanks mate. I thought Moutet would just make himself get another game penalty and call it a day!
Tennis neanderthals DNA, barbarians. Should be suspended from play immediately!
That last guy against Tiafoe grunts so annoyingly and unnecessarily loud
I hate referees in tennis. Layhani, Bernardes and this one in the case of Chechinatto. They often appear very arrogant like an elite club and don't bring any evidence or discuss, I think if Checcinato didn't say anything bad, so he has the right to discuss about this, probably the ref doesn't even know what he said as he does not speak the language...
In Football it is a little bit better as referees do face consequences when doing sth wrong, even having experts coming to the cabine and jugding their performance and being open and direct when mistakes happen. On the ATP tour however there many good refs, and these are the ones you don't here about. The other ones like Layani, this one or Bernardes definitely need to be more open to critique, so the system has to change, to many big egos in the sport and it needs somepne who judges their performance, this is the only way in general how it can improve, applies basically for everything in life ;)
whats the point in smashing a racket then calmly gicing it to a young kid?
One way to stop idiots smashing their rackets is to require them to finish the match with the broken one.
Is tennis drama really only players being angry and yelling at the umpries?
Was Ceccinato out of line? I don't speak his language, don't know what he said, but why didn't the Umpire respond with the evidence, or was there any...interesting back & forth
I think you are absolutely right. I often have the feeling that referees in tennis are often very arrogant as they don't face severe consequences when doing sth wrong. I think checcinato didn't even say sth bad or any bad word in italian but the referee thought he did. No matter what he said there were also enough examples in the past where they didn't say sth bad but as the referee just does not speak the language he thought chechinatto did. And then to not bring any evidence is very often in tennis and I think it's a disgrace, not fair and I hate to watch sth like that... SO yeah, you're right about this ;)
@@nikithenicnac8977e said that he have to suffer a break because of the referee, and he is using cursing and bad words to describe him
Why did motet have a technifibre and a Wilson racket
I believe he has been testing Technifibre rackets but during that match he smashed his only two he had so had to go back to using the Wilson
I swear some of these players are would be serial killers.
My opinion, I am all for letting out some steam but racquet smashing is such an immature junior tennis tantrum. Embarrassing.
Agreed too old for that.
No, its great. Primal instincts are important in this AI world