Can I Beat This 15 Year Old Tennis Prodigy ?

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Комментарии • 416

  • @maxpowers4436
    @maxpowers4436 Год назад +740

    The amount of control Ben displays at his age is nutty.

    • @nsa4444
      @nsa4444 Год назад +10

      every ranked player even top 1500 would destroy him without any effort

    • @tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten
      @tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten Год назад +15

      @@famz8295but he would also get beaten by younger compatriots, he was ranked 148 in juniors at age 15 while Thijs Boogaard is ranked no.41 at age 14, and there are even players like Alliassime and Alcaraz already hat ATP points at age 14 (and Carlos beat the no.140 ATP ranked player at age 15). But he already has to be insanely good to be even compared to these players, so he has a bright future.

    • @theresidetective1646
      @theresidetective1646 Год назад

      that kid is on crack.

    • @commondirtbagz7130
      @commondirtbagz7130 Год назад +1

      @@nsa4444probably not lol.

    • @germanslice
      @germanslice Год назад +1

      @@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten Does this kid hit with loose tension to get more angle on the ball.

  • @MeTooMrMeToo
    @MeTooMrMeToo Год назад +92

    I really think Felix your main weakness is that you play reactionary tennis. Your anticipation is secondary rather than primary (you are feeling the opponents play rather than taking charge with your own). This match is a good example. Ben is moving to position with a lot more confidence, you are relying on your speed to get you out of trouble, which doesn't work on a grass court. I would advise working on anticipation drills (perhaps reaction times, reading patterns, breaking down regular plays etc).
    You need bread and butter to go to rather than trying to add too many layers. Of course all the top 100 players have all the shots, but primarily they all have a Route A that just works for them 80% of the time.

    • @huzcer
      @huzcer Год назад +1

      Bens's baseline depth and angles seem to win it imo.

    • @ThetennisDr
      @ThetennisDr Год назад

      It's the forehand.

    • @mrdreamboy
      @mrdreamboy Год назад +3

      I agree, Felix is being reactive rather than proactive...but that's honestly a hard change for a lot of people. It's a mental shift. I compare it to people who are good at the range in golf and then when they go to the course they forget their swing and just try to hit the ball - rather than trust their swing. But yeah, I wish that flex lost on his sword rather than on his shield.

    • @jordanathletics
      @jordanathletics Год назад +1

      This is spot on!

  • @grantdelmege2724
    @grantdelmege2724 Год назад +151

    Ben is a hell of a player and is probably playing British Tour level tennis at least.
    No shame losing to Ben as clearly he's heading for the top as long as he stays on track.

  • @mitchaljames1879
    @mitchaljames1879 Год назад +205

    Saw ben play a few years ago at a local tournament when he was just 13, he smashed it all the way to the final of the men's opens singles. This kid is destined for the top level!!

    • @richcampbell6808
      @richcampbell6808 Год назад +5

      Not how tennis works.

    • @nofurtherwest3474
      @nofurtherwest3474 Год назад +2

      @@richcampbell6808 how does tennis work

    • @nofurtherwest3474
      @nofurtherwest3474 Год назад

      @@Ruhan885 who said anything about guaranteed?

    • @Hugo-ew2ko
      @Hugo-ew2ko Год назад +1

      Lots and lots of child prodigies who never turn pro. I know quite a few myself across different sports.
      Some peak very young, others lose their discipline throughout puberty or decide they want to pursue something else, etc. Even as a prodigy, the odds are still stacked against you...

    • @nofurtherwest3474
      @nofurtherwest3474 Год назад

      @@Hugo-ew2ko true

  • @tigerpaw1641
    @tigerpaw1641 Год назад +251

    Felix- Would be great to see you play against British female Pros, (Dart, Swan, Boulter, etc.)

    • @brandonj5586
      @brandonj5586 Год назад +9

      raducanu

    • @mfzoom5401
      @mfzoom5401 Год назад +8

      @@brandonj5586 Lol

    • @scottcarson3059
      @scottcarson3059 Год назад +6

      ​@@brandonj5586more likely to go shopping with radacanu than play tennis lol

    • @huzcer
      @huzcer Год назад +6

      @@scottcarson3059 Raducanu has been working on her Porsche sponsorship - it's a great partnership - no WTA player has ever gone quicker from 10 to 100+

    • @fredsterplayzyt2201
      @fredsterplayzyt2201 Год назад

      Or Jodie burrage

  • @クリームイカ
    @クリームイカ Год назад +14

    These kids just too good! I think it's better to enjoy tennis at the moment, try your best, that's the winning

  • @Fitness4London
    @Fitness4London Год назад +7

    Very entertaining, Felix! Reminds me of when I played a 14 year old visiting London from Germany, whose family came courtside to watch him beat me 6-3 in the first set. I was 4-3 up in the second set when our time ran out. Just like Ben, his focus and alertness and controlled aggression were impressive. One thing that might make your videos even better would be some slow-motion clips of the best points.

  • @thomasrebotier1741
    @thomasrebotier1741 Год назад +386

    It's kinda cruel how much you invest early in a sport like tennis, and then the outcome depends so much on the height lottery in your late teens. I hope for Ben that he gets a couple more growth spurs.

    • @theowebster2278
      @theowebster2278 Год назад +5

      How does height matter?

    • @Tennis214
      @Tennis214 Год назад +142

      @@theowebster2278It’s extremely important in tennis. Advantage on serve clearance, groundstrokes power.. etc

    • @SHVideografie
      @SHVideografie Год назад +45

      ​​@@theowebster2278on the pro tour because of the serve and power. Ideal length is between 180 and 190cm.

    • @NozzaCooks
      @NozzaCooks Год назад +63

      @@Tennis214 It's crazy how much it matters, a couple years ago I played a guy when I was 13 and he was about 5"4. We had a close match and I won 64 36 10-5. I played him again a few months ago and he's 6"5 and 16 now, he destroyed me 62 61 and has a serve easily over 100mph. Its crazy how much the height has changed him as a player

    • @chasepetersen9978
      @chasepetersen9978 Год назад +7

      @@theowebster2278 Why tf do you think it matters Is it not obvious?

  • @petercao5054
    @petercao5054 Год назад +12

    Felix I’ve been watching you since you had I think 10/15k subs? It’s amazing what you’ve accomplished man I’m a weak USTA 4.0 at best and I just admire the transparency and willingness to play anyone win or lose you learn something from it. I respect the humbleness and humility. Best of luck for the grass season and excited for more videos!

  • @johnp1
    @johnp1 Год назад +19

    I'd love to see the re-match. I'm wondering what advice you got from your coach to prepare for the next match with Ben.

    • @biglittlebirdie450
      @biglittlebirdie450 Год назад +3

      Somewhat sad he needs the help of a coach to devise a game plan against a 15 year old... and I'm a fan of Felix and was shocked by the result

  • @Marzles16
    @Marzles16 Год назад +7

    Excited to see you get into tournaments again! I can see you improving every video, keep it going!

  • @simonspiele32
    @simonspiele32 Год назад +11

    I really like Ben. I played a match against him ones that was great. I think he probably doesn’t remember me but he’s a great guy

  • @JohnDoe-dp4kx
    @JohnDoe-dp4kx 11 месяцев назад +1

    Felix, you're becoming a machine! Your level is more and more impressive. All the hard work pays off! Keep it up!

  • @saurabhdeo1196
    @saurabhdeo1196 Год назад +3

    brick by brick, small short-term wins will accumulate into big long-term wins! Best of luck for continued success

  • @Will-888
    @Will-888 Год назад +4

    Amazing match! I saw how Ben hits the inside out so well. Great effort for you both. You had match points. Tie breaks are really exciting and unpredictable!

  • @bennahamilton6703
    @bennahamilton6703 Год назад +5

    What a match! Don't be so worried though, because he is a very talented prodigy!! I remember when I was slightly younger I lost to an 8 year old 😳😳, it also was a very close match but that player gave me a boost of confidence to keep going. Although it may have been embarrassing to you, I thought it was such an amazing match. Keep on training and soon you will be in the US Open!!!!!

  • @olihayday8397
    @olihayday8397 Год назад +4

    I played Ben years ago in a tournament final and being older and bigger I assumed I’d win but absolutely not, Ben is insane and it feels great to have won a set against him although ultimately losing, well played and I hope to see you at Wimbledon one year ❤

    • @oscawood3821
      @oscawood3821 10 месяцев назад

      Nah bro, you lost both times you played him. Both 9 and under

  • @unathleticremi
    @unathleticremi Год назад +5

    You are so much better than when you started these videos. Keep it up man.

  • @matthewbnguyen
    @matthewbnguyen Год назад +139

    Being only 5'5", Ben gives me hope.

    • @roter13
      @roter13 Год назад +16

      I mean he's also only 15 so...

    • @LuckyCrixon
      @LuckyCrixon Год назад +16

      @@roter13he means you can compete with bigger guys on grass with less power, like schwartzman

    • @oapilef9911
      @oapilef9911 Год назад +2

      Yes but at the same time the taller kids need to get used to their body first. I'd say Ben has an early advantage at the moment

    • @LuckyCrixon
      @LuckyCrixon Год назад +3

      @@oapilef9911 taller kids will always have an advantage in tennis, better angels, much more power, more court coverage

    • @oapilef9911
      @oapilef9911 Год назад +1

      @offbeat1545 I'm aware. But because of how sudden the growth spurts are it will take a few years for them to get used to it.

  • @davfoster3506
    @davfoster3506 Год назад +4

    Hi, so glad you invited Benjamin Gusic-Wan to play on your channel. He is a very good player at his age and for his size. Great video. I wish Ben a good continuation, I’m sure he’ll be a top 50 player in 5 or 7 years:)

  • @reinkarnad
    @reinkarnad Год назад +2

    before all you were too talkative too much off topic of the point now you clearly commited to beating this teenager respect for taking job seriously

  • @jesoby
    @jesoby Год назад +146

    I watched Ben win the U16 nationals against the much taller Bonding (also great prospect) and can confirm he’s very tenacious.

  • @velterius7714
    @velterius7714 Год назад +3

    I see that during your absence you have improved your editing skills :) good job, keep up the good work

  • @colossaltennis
    @colossaltennis Год назад +2

    Another great video Felix! Looks like a terrific training session, and it was great to be introduced to another fantastic up and coming player in Ben. Looking forward to continuing to watch you both on your tennis journeys! 👍

  • @Evolucion83
    @Evolucion83 Год назад +1

    Love ur technique and playstyle, it just looks so clean, i mean look at your serves…. Would love to serve like that

  • @AS-js7kb
    @AS-js7kb 9 месяцев назад +1

    This kid is the definition of talent. You just can't teach or work hard to get to what just comes naturally to him.

  • @paceysinclair8089
    @paceysinclair8089 Год назад +6

    For his sake I really hope he grows quite a bit taller, would really suck to see such a skilled and talented prospect get ruined because he’s short

  • @payamirani5298
    @payamirani5298 Год назад +3

    Thanks for another great video Felix. Ben's strokes and aggressive style are super impressive and effective, specially on grass. Seems like a very tricky opponent to beat. Would love a rematch and very keen to see what adjustments/strategies you can implement to take the next one.

  • @dann_sky
    @dann_sky 6 месяцев назад

    The main difference i see is that Ben love to take control of the play. It's not just about aggressivity. He's very proactive. Great mindset for both of you

  • @ThetennisDr
    @ThetennisDr Год назад +1

    The way he was as hitting the firehand and find out what set up he has on those strings and raquet.

  • @Hunnyboy12
    @Hunnyboy12 Год назад

    I know Ben as a Kent player myself and must say seeing him play up close is crazy he’s so good

  • @tribalmattersmtg5532
    @tribalmattersmtg5532 Год назад +4

    I’d like to think you have a later career in commentary because your analysis and articulation is really good. Good luck on the grass season!

    • @onyxorigin
      @onyxorigin Год назад +1

      Hey don't put a fork in ol' Felix just yet - there's gonna be a rematch 💀💀

  • @nguyen925
    @nguyen925 Год назад +1

    Jeez Ben is very skilled for his age, but great work today Felix! Keep moving upwards and onwards and we'll get there mate! 🎉

  • @guillaumedejouvencel5956
    @guillaumedejouvencel5956 Год назад

    Benjamin Gusic Wan !!!
    Well done Felix !
    U play good sparring in order 2 progress !
    Gros mental ! Bravo !

  • @wackojumey
    @wackojumey Год назад +24

    Last year I had to play an 11 year old (I am 32) in a tournament...I lost 6-4 6-4. Yes I was way more powerful than him, but he could play everything with a much better technique than I and he was fast as hell! I could send him 10 times left or right but everything kept on comming back. After the match when I talked with him and his dad I found out he trained 6 times a week, while I uhh well 1 or 2 hours haha. And he was playing the same amount of years as me (5 years).

  • @davidmonroy403
    @davidmonroy403 Год назад

    Felix, you are such good tennis player (you are improving everyday) but also that video editing is awesome. :) Vamos!!!!!!!

  • @topGfootyedits
    @topGfootyedits Год назад +2

    Finally you posted 💪💪💪

  • @ericd7593
    @ericd7593 Год назад

    I saw Ben playing in the first round of junior Wimbledon, and it was awesome to see him play this match!

  • @mvubu6823
    @mvubu6823 Год назад +2

    He moves that racquet like Alcaraz!
    Damn impressive

  • @marcusbrsp
    @marcusbrsp Год назад +2

    It is frankly unbelievable how he can play like that while being so short. Let us hope he is a late grower because it looks like he could become the real deal.

  • @planetzoodle
    @planetzoodle Год назад

    Glad You're Back! Where have you been? Also, There wasn't a last week's video lol

  • @RockwoodSessions
    @RockwoodSessions Год назад +2

    I almost wasn't going to watch this video because I thought you were going to whoop his *ss. I love this content! I also know you're going to make it as a player. You have the mind for it from what you express. You're already famous and top 10 in my mind. Just a matter of time!

  • @CooperCoal
    @CooperCoal Год назад +1

    Loved the video and know you have a different editor now- I feel like the transitions were a bit much. Great content tho!

  • @roter13
    @roter13 Год назад +5

    Felix looks so good in the all white. 😍

  • @brdigma6790
    @brdigma6790 Год назад

    That punishing shot against that second serve @5:57 was DIRTY!!!!!

  • @tomlind861
    @tomlind861 8 месяцев назад

    I like this camera angle we never see in pro matches on the tour level.

  • @freshj6358
    @freshj6358 11 месяцев назад

    Hey im reañly morivated by your channel. Its hunbling and motivational at the same time. I started playing tennis 2 weeks ago and got the green light to practice with the intermediate and sometimes the advance clinics. While i started super late. I do want to push to whatever level i can get to.
    Wondeirng if you ever read the book peak: the science of expertise. And in addition considered unique methods for muscle memory... Thanks for the content

  • @Otet7
    @Otet7 Год назад

    zero embarrasing! keep up with this videos 👌

  • @david5132-t2u
    @david5132-t2u Год назад +2

    Not sure rematch will go any different. Maybe he has a 12 year old brother you could try to play next?

  • @ThejahRoh
    @ThejahRoh Год назад +1

    The G is back

  • @bhnaparalela
    @bhnaparalela Год назад

    Wow! Ben is incredible! Another great video Felix, waiting for the rematch

  • @monkayee138
    @monkayee138 Год назад +4

    yeah bro u gotta hang it up after that 😂

  • @andronikosb96
    @andronikosb96 Год назад

    Recently I went to some U14, U16 tournaments. It is so nice to see. The servs are not massive and the rallies are amazing! I really enjoyed it. I am wondering if there is any way we can follow the u14, u16 matches better ??!!

  • @trym54
    @trym54 4 месяца назад

    Still waiting for that rematch!

  • @Leomerya12
    @Leomerya12 Год назад +7

    No, it's not embarrassing. Get that junk out your head.
    He's an amazing player. Period.
    So are you.
    You don't want people to set limitations on you, so don't set them on others just because of their age.

  • @VARMOT123
    @VARMOT123 Год назад +2

    Can you play Manas dhamne ?. He plays at piatti academy m he is 15 and already played a T20 match

  • @woncameron24
    @woncameron24 Год назад

    this reminds me of Agassi. Andre was beating UNLV college players while 14/15.

  • @DonYang73
    @DonYang73 Год назад

    Solid play from both ends

  • @Jondaliner
    @Jondaliner Год назад +2

    So many haters in this comment thread. I'm sorry you're dealing with this dude. Gasquet made his professional debut at 15 as well and beat a pro then. So don't let people get you down with these dumb comments. And good luck with your improvement on grass court. Very tough surface for sure.

  • @LiamApilado
    @LiamApilado Год назад +1

    What incredible tennis, Djokovic-esque

  • @oc_g2236
    @oc_g2236 Год назад

    That video you made with Arther Fery, did you know he’s playing Medvedev in R1 of Wimbledon!

  • @TheAffiliater
    @TheAffiliater Год назад

    Good Fun Video 😂. Might I suggest that in this scenario 6-0 6-0 for you is pretty much the only acceptable scoreline, give or take a game or two.
    When you Practice You need to Practice with Match intensity and Nothing less. Plus every single person you play in the space is a Potential Opponent in a future Tournament and so you need to assert your Authority even in practice. You seem like a Super nice Guy, But on Tour it is kill or be killed with a smile.

  • @samma887
    @samma887 Год назад +1

    He’s got de Minaur flat forehand, so efficient on grass

  • @worldsasuri9430
    @worldsasuri9430 Год назад +1

    Ben is crazy good!

  • @NashTV8
    @NashTV8 Год назад +5

    You need to develop a better lob,....-you missed too many chances to lob the 'smaller' opponent,...and instead you just hit the ball down the middle where he drop-volleyed you about 20 times.

  • @gabrielerenella3383
    @gabrielerenella3383 Год назад +2

    Gusic Wan is insane

  • @aca8638
    @aca8638 Год назад +3

    I wish you got 5000 likes bro to see the rematch!!

  • @johnnyblackrants7625
    @johnnyblackrants7625 Год назад

    Ben is so cool. Thanks for the vid.

  • @Cgrill95
    @Cgrill95 Год назад

    Ben is an a amazing player wow. No shame, he would crush me in a heartbeat haha

  • @pruthvimeka3259
    @pruthvimeka3259 11 месяцев назад

    you need to improve your reaction speed Felix. I timed some of you shots in this video, and your reaction starts about 600 sec after the ball leaves your opponents racquet. may be since it is practice it is a bit slow I guess, but non the less it would help if you work on reaction speeds, that way you will be able to read your opponents shot placement quicker in a real match (reaction speed on court

  • @PQV-8898
    @PQV-8898 Год назад

    That kid is extremely polished.

  • @saanvipatel6532
    @saanvipatel6532 3 месяца назад +1

    You should play a boy named Reita Yamanaka

  • @bmpjjaa
    @bmpjjaa Год назад +1

    He's def going to be top 300 ATP at some point.

  • @helloypiple3281
    @helloypiple3281 Год назад +1

    Really awesome video however pretty short ):

  • @bernardanderson8140
    @bernardanderson8140 Год назад +1

    Ben will be a future top 100 player

  • @The.Mentalist
    @The.Mentalist 5 месяцев назад

    I think you can improve your game with good defensive lobs.

  • @peterblatnik2694
    @peterblatnik2694 Год назад

    Incredible match!

  • @gab_ale
    @gab_ale Год назад +1

    Wow, that kid is a beast.

  • @vuk8315
    @vuk8315 Год назад

    The kid rarely misses.
    Incredible for his age...
    Also I know I might be a nobody to you for saying this but, try to bend that left elbow more on the backhand to get full speed on the ball.
    Just like Djokovic,Alcaraz and co. are doing.
    I don't wanna sound like I'm a pro coach or something of course, but that's just a small thing I saw that could maybe benefit your backhand more.
    Maybe you could try it and see for yourself.
    Love the Journey as always and looking forward to more 🔥🔥👍

    • @lustylusty180
      @lustylusty180 Год назад +1

      no felix cant even know how to play he just plays one style and its obvious even i could beat him baseline and not even close, but since his serve is big but its not deadly its easy to return

    • @vuk8315
      @vuk8315 Год назад

      @andrewsmith3613 Yeah I agree with that.
      A bit deeper and more to the side so he makes his opponents run.

    • @kaiber0390
      @kaiber0390 Год назад +1

      ​@@lustylusty180Bro you're on every comment here berating the guy and this is the first video I've seen of him. I really hope you can get that stick out of your ass soon.

  • @DanTuber
    @DanTuber Год назад +16

    Losing to a 15 yr old has to sting. Ouch!

    • @thetruth65756
      @thetruth65756 Год назад +28

      hes not just any 15 yr old, but I will say that if Felix wants a future on the tour he cant be losing these matches

    • @oapilef9911
      @oapilef9911 Год назад +4

      @thetruth65756 yes Felix should not be losing to a 15 year old. Especially someone who's so short.

    • @Marksman999
      @Marksman999 Год назад +3

      Even worse he pushes himself in a training session against a fucking 15 yo baby😂😂 guy is a joke

    • @garybrown3670
      @garybrown3670 Год назад +19

      This is a joke, honestly how does he have the audacity to upload this? Lost to a 15 yr old that's short, lacks reach, lacks height on the serve, lacks strength, balls haven't dropped yet and so on. here I was thinking to invest in Felix. At this rate he'll never get an ATP point. Stop uploading on YT and become a good tennis player, not some laughing stock. I'm telling you this because I want you to succeed, not a hate message. You should take it to heart and say you know what I don't want Gary and others to laugh at me, I'm gonna push for greatness.

    • @duncan3932
      @duncan3932 Год назад +1

      @@thetruth65756regardless of who he is Felix should be winning, especially when the kid is like 5 foot 5

  • @Lomholt82
    @Lomholt82 6 месяцев назад

    Can you do one more serv improvements for 30 dans

  • @jur6328
    @jur6328 Год назад

    I have watch him play before and I must say the 15 y/o is simply magnificent.

  • @sanjeevgupta-t8u
    @sanjeevgupta-t8u Год назад

    great match and good content

  • @ryder9184
    @ryder9184 Год назад +2

    What racquet was Ben using?

  • @Frosty_editz1515
    @Frosty_editz1515 Год назад

    Can you do a what is in my bag video it would be really interesting

  • @arnisbole7821
    @arnisbole7821 Год назад +7

    So 18th best player for his age group does that mean there’s 17 other prodigy’s is everybody a prodigy now

    • @jesoby
      @jesoby Год назад +2

      Well 18 for his age in the world is commendable but prodigy is more like Hannah Klugman aged 14 and easily the best of her age by about 200places in U18 rankings

    • @bennetm9498
      @bennetm9498 Год назад +1

      @@jesoby Ben was the best of his age group for 14U in the UK. I think Felix is talking about the world ranking. What is Hannah's word ranking?

    • @tennisbrothers
      @tennisbrothers  Год назад +2

      lol , what's your ranking ?

    • @bigrobsydney
      @bigrobsydney Год назад

      @@bennetm9498 Hannah has a crazy high level. I dont know what the fascination is about a "world ranking."
      We know Hannah from her time playing for Surrey - she played my daughter twice, we know the family (Hi Libby!), and we were lucky enough to get a set off her and nearly win the third set tie-break. That was when she was quite small, and she has physically grown a lot since then. They played a LOT of tennis in the UK, and concentrated on improving the technical level. It has only been recently that Hannah has started playing internationally, but that's because she has pretty much cleared out ALL her peers in the UK, so what else is she supposed to do?

    • @arnisbole7821
      @arnisbole7821 Год назад

      @@tennisbrothers I’m a solid 4.0 usta 😃

  • @SpiritSlayer1
    @SpiritSlayer1 Год назад +1

    103,399 views, 6.6k likes, 291 comments, 162k subscribers. Nice!!

  • @richardgoodley2131
    @richardgoodley2131 Год назад

    Great video. What club is that? Nice facilities

  • @minisurfbanana
    @minisurfbanana Год назад

    Man if this kid grew to 6 1 he would be on the tour before 20!

  • @ebb3162
    @ebb3162 Год назад

    Keep going!

  • @josesaurooo
    @josesaurooo Год назад

    The kid's net instincts are 100%

  • @KB-fq7yg
    @KB-fq7yg Год назад

    i now play a lot of tennis 5 days a week, only i got an injury in my arm (overstretched). what are exercises to prevent this?

  • @johnnypotter1
    @johnnypotter1 Год назад +10

    Does part of you not wonder if it’s worth perusing these competitions if you’re getting beaten by a 15 year old?

    • @lustylusty180
      @lustylusty180 Год назад +3

      bro plays everyday and doesnt even know how to play tactically to beat a 15 year old, fake 11 utr i would beat him there are 10s here that could destroy him.

    • @bigrobsydney
      @bigrobsydney Год назад

      @@lustylusty180 Please post your UTR profile then, instead of talking smack on the internet. If you really are that high of a level, I'm sure the coaches can organise something on the internet for us all to see, like Winston Du, Karue Sell, and Mark Sansait do. Unless you're full of shit?

    • @mejartomlinson7065
      @mejartomlinson7065 Год назад +3

      @@lustylusty180 15 years old Ben demolished 18 years old Vuk Radjenovic (current ATP rank 1542) earlier this year 6-4, 6-2.

    • @anacousticguitar123
      @anacousticguitar123 Год назад +7

      @@tennisbrothers You shouldnt respond to these types of comments, makes you look unprofessional just a heads up

    • @tennisbrothers
      @tennisbrothers  Год назад +6

      @@anacousticguitar123 I’m playing around 😂 the guy is obviously not good at tennis , I’m just messing

  • @amosjames7827
    @amosjames7827 Год назад +2

    Is already over 5k likes, please comment below and state if we are gonna see a rematch soonest.

  • @antoniomontana1975
    @antoniomontana1975 Год назад +2

    "I had very low expectations" (TM) - Felix.
    Come on Felix, you literally same this shit every time you play. First clay tournament, first grass, some ranked dude, some famous kid. Your mind set is obvious here, you need to change it man.

  • @rosemont5339
    @rosemont5339 Год назад

    Wow that’s beautiful tennis!

  • @luisminillas21
    @luisminillas21 11 месяцев назад

    incredible boy

  • @yakzivz1104
    @yakzivz1104 Год назад

    ben is going to be an incredible player!!!

  • @knotwilg3596
    @knotwilg3596 Год назад +20

    On one hand your channel is a great insight into the hardships of an aspiring pro. On the other hand it is self defeating. You will surely develop and probably maintain a following but it's due to your channel, not to your ability to make it as a pro.
    If you are serious about making an ATP point, i.e. reaching professional level, you should HATE losing to a kid and avoid at all costs of it happening again. You don't, because first it makes for good content, second you wouldn't look good on channel if you were a sore loser. But you need to be a sore loser now to become a ruthless winner later.
    And mind you there is nothing wrong with being a youtuber. It's amazing what you achieve with your channel. But the problem is that its premise is built on becoming pro. And your channel itself is standing in the way of that goal.
    Anyway, great content, I watched it and Ben looks like he has the ability to make pro.

    • @tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten
      @tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten Год назад

      @@Tennischamp10If he continues like this he will get an ATP point, he is only 19 I believe so there is still a lot of time.

    • @tennisbrothers
      @tennisbrothers  Год назад +11

      I think you need to chill out , it was a practice match for a video, also like you wrote it wouldn't look good if I was a sore looser , because then I wouldn't post any of my losses or matches that I lose, I believe to make it as a pro it is just as important to be able to be mature and accept that it is part of the sport and move on. What you guys see on the channel is the tip of the iceberg, what you don't see is the training everyday , the early nights, the food and mind work , there is more than just what you see

    • @tennisbrothers
      @tennisbrothers  Год назад +8

      @@Tennischamp10 if I didn't want to make it as a pro or didn't think I could , I would just say that and make banger RUclips videos within tennis not about my journey. Im not hiding anything

    • @1988joxer
      @1988joxer Год назад +3

      So much begrudgery for an amazing tennis player and likeable young man who is providing excellent excellent content which costs you nothing to watch. Get a life! Keep up the good work Felix

    • @bournejason66
      @bournejason66 Год назад +2

      There’s absolutely no shame in losing to a 15 years old. Alcaraz at 15 already beat ATP ranked inside 500 players. Are you guys saying those players should quit because they lose to Alcaraz?

  • @gregorkokalj9326
    @gregorkokalj9326 Год назад +1

    reality check