He was quite lucky to take advantage of his opponents injuries and easy draws, that's for sure. Madrid showed how lucky he was, here also, wth Sinner at 100% and not fatigued by the tonsillitis, there was no chance in 3rd set, see how net was 2nd set 1-6 for Sinner... But in life like in sport the luck is needed
@@VladRadu-tq1pgi would like to see Rublev win his 3rd masters 1000 title, but Popyrin is also no joke. Beat Andrey as defending champion in Monaco this year in 2 sets. Let's see.
i feel like not enough ppl talk about how smooth popyrins forehand is like i’m not even rly a popyrin fan but i model my forehand off of his bc it’s so smooth
Rublev is so awesome he is not been getting mad or hitting himself and he stays composed I hope this lasts he is awesome and really a kind person from what the players say and what I’ve seen he’s funny too
@@JoannaPawlowicz-n7m je sais mon Ami Mais donnons-lui une chance car en dehors du terrain, les gens disent qu'il est vraiment sympa et si vous voyez les vidéos de lui, il est aussi très drôle.
Woo Popyrin, good reward for some steady progress over the last couple of years. Looking forward to him being seeded in bigger tournaments now and have some easier draws.
Bravooo Rublev👏 If you stay confident, your games can proven more and more stronger😊 Good job Rublev, because you stood calm and this is how you won this game👏 Vamoss Rublev and hopefully you will win at Montreal😊
Looking great here Andre Rublev. How nice to see a nice, talented young man like him having correct and improved on his physically & mentally. As seen, is clearly achieving. Congrats on this match, and more on the achievement. Best wishes.
Andrey is slowly taking revenge on those that beat him earlier this year (Nakashima in Barcelona, Sinner in AO, Arnaldi in RG). I did have this passing thought before the quarter finals of the second half draw, but between Hurkacz, Korda and Zverev who would have thought it really will be Popyrin making it through. What an even sweeter achievement it would be to avenge his Monte-Carlo loss as well as taking the title.
Sinner was injured. There is no way Rublev beats him when he is fully fit. Also, the windy conditions helped Rublev (especially vs Nakashima). On another court/tournament, both Arnaldi and Nakashima would beat him.
@@tmatrix1 Sinner himself admitted he was not injured (I'm a Sinner fan), just couldn't give 100%. Things like this happen, and they are part of the game, just as adjusting to windy conditions is. And yes, obviously these players could beat Rublev. They already have. That doesn't change the fact he faced (and defeated) many of those that defeated him earlier this year. It's just interesting (or so I found it).
@@domajorchSinner wasn't injured to the extent he had to retire or miss 1-2 months. It was more of a mid-match strain that affected him apart from having to play twice on the same day. Also, the windy conditions were horrible. The few matches I saw of Zverev, Nakashima, or Dimitrov.., it was comical how the ball was flying in all directions. Four unexpected players reached the SFs. In such conditions, you can't expect better players to always win. Currently tennis-wise, I don't think Rublev is better than Nakashima/Arnaldi, but on the day he won probably due to the poor conditions.
Rublev's season is so weird. So many losses to random players and complete meltdowns, but if he wins this final it is probably his most succesful season title wise
@@BHdowntheline Rublev has done the same many times. He is a salty loser. Watch his handshake vs Nakashima at Barcelona or vs his friend Daniil at ATP finals 2023
@@ggsjamalnoon1267 Both were injured. Both those tournaments had the least unexpected semi-finalists because of injuries/withdrawals of top-seeds. Olympics being played in the midst of a packed schedule never helps too.
Andrey is on fire! Wonderful performance from him, incredible forehand, also he stayed calm whole match☺️ Wishing you the best luck in the finals, go for it Champion, go for it! 🎾
Popyrin has looked really good at a few USOpens. Totally engaging guy to watch. Would not be mad nor surprised if he took down some big names there this year.
I know Korda had a long week in Washington and there’s been a ton of stop and go ALL day long which has to be exhausting but the real Korda stood right up against Popyrin. Even though Korda isn’t exactly Roger Federer on serve, being up a break TWICE in the 1st set only to get broken both times and then eating a monstrous 7-0 bagel in the breaker (rarely seen). Now if that was most top 25 players, they maybe take a bathroom break to regroup or at least try to cool Popyrin down, who was returning like prime Djokovic, Korda IMMEDIATELY jumps off of his chair and promptly gets broken. After that when he wasn’t really making any inroads on Popyrin’s serve, he basically quit (while serving, down only one break) and handed Popyrin a love break and a spot in the final. IMO you have to make Popyrin serve it out. He’s never made a stage this large and nerves could’ve definitely kicked in. Again, most players in the top 25 hold there and make Popyrin serve it out. But Sebastian Korda isn’t like other top 25 players. If he was, he’d be closer to a top 12-15 player. He avoided doing it the last couple weeks (that Washington title was a gift. Cobolli is a very good up and coming player but he played till like 3 AM the night before and just had nothing left in that 3rd set against Korda) and showed an especially new side against Fritz and Zverev (who, to be fair, were both adjusting to their first hardcourt tournament since early April) and also dealing with apparently difficult balls to control (Korda had a full week playing with these balls on a North American hardcourt. That’s an advantage. I know Rublev played and lost early in DC but I think Popyrin skipped the Olympics as well). Korda is still young but his game leaves so much to be desired. Breaks down from both wings in neutral rallies way, WAY too often. Misses sitting 2nd serve returns WAY too often, should be getting more out of his serve at his size and needs to be better at pulling the trigger when he gets the chance (Taylor Fritz has become maybe top 3 in the world at doing this. That might sound like a stretch but I’m being completely serious. Fritz will rally with you on neutral balls and then, from either wing, as soon as you give him a ball he can attack he can do anything with it. He can go cross court from both wings and down the line from both wings). Korda isn’t nearly as good as Fritz but Fritz wasn’t this good a couple of years ago. Korda has a lot of positives but until he irons out the negatives the only way he’s getting to the semis of a Masters 1000 is a scenario like this: With a lot of players not playing due to the Olympics being last week and players who were just playing on clay days ago having to play on hardcourt with different balls while Korea has been playing on the surface with the same balls for a full week before most of the top 10.
@@Rickcarleson2152 congratulations. He’s #15 after vulturing the Washington title and his SF run here. Now we get to see how he plays as a top 15 player. The guys in the top 15 who are going to play a full schedule the rest of the year will either win a title, make the USO SF, win a smaller title during the indoor swing or the Asian swing or at least make a final the rest of the way (unless they’re struggling dearly). Let’s see if Korda can do that.
@@JackSchneider-r7x it was obviously kind of tongue and cheek but he was literally making every return in the 12th game of the first set, the tiebreaker and Korda’s first couple service games in the 2nd set. Not only was he getting everything back, he was floating incredibly deep returns that a guy like Korda isn’t going to do much with. He was out of his mind for a good 20-25 minute period. Never seen Popyrin play anywhere near that well. Even the win against Hurkacz was mostly Hubie struggling with his movement and losing points whenever he wasn’t getting his first serve into play.
Masters - the top seeds play only 5 matches and it's only 3 sets. So in Masters, even a lesser talented player can win it or due to some surprise exits. Both Madrid and Montreal had surprise semifinalists.
Rublev season is interesting. Playing great, getting fustatrated on one match after that a series of loses then getting to master final and after that repeat.
Arnaldi NEEDS to demonstrate his sportsmanship behavior! That kind of *perfunctory Arnaldi handshake with his victor Rublev, both hard fought game but regardless of, reveals he is bad loser *demeanor indeed! US
@@VladRadu-tq1pgNo? LOL... Surely, you have not seen Rublev's handshakes when he loses. Don't blame others when your own player you support does the same.
@@rumcoke9123 Why are you saying BS? Go and check for yourself. Look at his handshake with Nakashima at Barcelona, or Daniil at Nitto ATP RR match 2023, or vs Popyrin at Monte Carlo. These are just few examples. It doesn't matter how he is off-court. Surely, Arnaldi is a good person and liked by all off-court too. But on court, Rublev is a poor loser.
Somewhat this rogers cup always has suprise champions... Some quality players have stopped traveling to canada ... Hopefully we would see novak nxt year over there ....
zverev, medvedev, holger, sinner, dimitrov, tsitsipas, hurkacz, ruud, tommy paul, and fritz all out. popyrin in a masters 1000 final… what is wrong with tennis rn
6th masters1000 final for Rublev... This guy's better than a lot of GS semi-finalists, very unlucky to face the very top-tier players in 8/10 QFs he made in GS.
Actually, no. Rublev is more consistent than most GS semifinalists, but not necessarily more talented or overall better, in best of 5, his tennis' weaknesses are showing. He lacks handskill, flair and his second serves are extremely weak. To top this, he needs to keep 100% intensity in every point, because if he doesn't, he game fall off
After korda lost the 1st point in 1set set tiebreaker, he tanked the rest of the tiebreaker and then the match. He just physically and mentally clocked out. but well done to popyrin for pushing korda in the 1st set.
Rublev needs to bring some dropshots into his game. When the opponents are return far from the baseline, he needs to able to pull some other tools frol his belt.
@@marchvertochko0056 Sinner was injured. In wimbledon he lost against world nr 122. In Bastad, Sweden (ATP 250), he lost against world nr 121. In Montreal final, he lost against world nr 62. Clearly, he needs to bring some variations into his game and shouldnt rely only fire shots.
Rublev still doesn't have the idea to close the rally earlier by running to the net. Like Medvedev, and many others... He has to add some more weapon to his game, otherwise he will never do the next needed step ahead.
He had started doing that a bit more last year but seems to have retired that strategy. Also, the occasional drop shot to mix things up would seem to be a good idea. However, hoping he can make it happen tomorrow. Great opportunity.
@@yasdrums it's not only about bare statistic, it's a game plan, a tactic approach, a weapon in your toolbox. Many times he could have ended the rally by net shot and so, save physical energy. Rublev is now back on good run of results just because his fitness is closed to the top. As I said, it's not only him but many other players. Go check out Korda vs Poprin match.
Do you watch entire matches or just the highlights? Because 2-8 minutes of selected points shared by the TennisTV admin doesn't reflect the entirety of what happens in a match.
Several times in this match, Arnaldi chases down a ball and does a kind of Djokovich "split" to retrieve it. To me, this always seems like a desperate shot. Wouldn't it be just as quick to take the extra running step and retrieve that ball so you're not stuck in an awkward split?
Korda needs to inject some pace or aggression in his game. Take abit of risk when necessary. Same pace all the way and no surprises and thus no threat..
Canada has had poor final lineups for years. Djokovic hasn't gone in years and other players don't go either or don't perform. Has been probably the worst masters on tour for the last 4 years at least
Korda is very talented and very technically complete player. HOWEVER he has zero idea what his strenghts are or what his gameplan A is. What a waste of talent. New coach is desperately needed. With Magnus Norman in his corner he could contend for GS titles.
Sinner is nr.1 😮😮 but PLEASE explain why he CANNOT shoot like RUBLEV : left then right , then LEFT and RIGHT then RIGHT and LEFT and RIGHT and LEFT and LEFT and RIGHT ...... but Sinner MOSTLY gives the ball straight to the adversary ??? 😢😢 Of course HE thinks he fatigues him eventually 😂😂😂😂😂
Making it to two Master 1000 Finals in the last three Master 1000 events is something Andrey should be proud of himself for.
Well, he know himself that he has been abysmal this year.
So not sure if that’s really the picture…
@@jirisimerawinning 2 masters is anyday better than losing in semifinals of every tournament.. He will make the Nitto finals too
He will make what at the atp finals? He will partecipate, for sure he won't reach the final match@@pc1337
He was quite lucky to take advantage of his opponents injuries and easy draws, that's for sure. Madrid showed how lucky he was, here also, wth Sinner at 100% and not fatigued by the tonsillitis, there was no chance in 3rd set, see how net was 2nd set 1-6 for Sinner... But in life like in sport the luck is needed
@@usermatisse I mean rublev did play insane tennis both against nakashim and sinner so atleast he brought back his normal level
Yes Rublev is back! A pleasure to watch at his best level of confidence again.
not for long he will lose hahaha!!
@@MegaSebolek what a ad childish comment...rublev aint lossing to popyrin
@@VladRadu-tq1pgi would like to see Rublev win his 3rd masters 1000 title, but Popyrin is also no joke. Beat Andrey as defending champion in Monaco this year in 2 sets. Let's see.
until next tournament
Then probably back to bombing out in first rounds and second rounds. Just very inconsistent this year.
i feel like not enough ppl talk about how smooth popyrins forehand is like i’m not even rly a popyrin fan but i model my forehand off of his bc it’s so smooth
its huge for sure
?? Not as smooth & effortless as Korda's‼
@@quentincrisp6933 nah korda can lack power sometimes
Rublev is so awesome he is not been getting mad or hitting himself and he stays composed I hope this lasts he is awesome and really a kind person from what the players say and what I’ve seen he’s funny too
Un gros malade...il tape et il tape.
Yeah lol because he's winning
@@JoannaPawlowicz-n7m je sais mon Ami Mais donnons-lui une chance car en dehors du terrain, les gens disent qu'il est vraiment sympa et si vous voyez les vidéos de lui, il est aussi très drôle.
@@gordo1191 yes but when he loses points now he just goes to the next point so hopefully that sticks
Popyrin's had a nice steady ascent over the past few years now. He's come to collect. Top 30 now!
Woo Popyrin, good reward for some steady progress over the last couple of years. Looking forward to him being seeded in bigger tournaments now and have some easier draws.
Yeah Popyrin is definitely a better player than his ranking. I’m going Popyrin for the final
@@sawyer7191 well you re wrong, he s legit better at nothing than rublev
@@VladRadu-tq1pg Having a good attitude
that one wasn't an easy draw?
@@VladRadu-tq1pg His serve is better
If Rublev keeps his mind under control, he can win this tournament👌🏼🔥
If he keeps his nofap under control!
Bravooo Rublev👏
If you stay confident, your games can proven more and more stronger😊
Good job Rublev, because you stood calm and this is how you won this game👏
Vamoss Rublev and hopefully you will win at Montreal😊
Lovly "bweh"
Come on ANDREY❤🎉
Looking great here Andre Rublev.
How nice to see a nice, talented young man like him having correct and improved on his physically & mentally. As seen, is clearly achieving.
Congrats on this match, and more on the achievement.
Best wishes.
Andrey is slowly taking revenge on those that beat him earlier this year (Nakashima in Barcelona, Sinner in AO, Arnaldi in RG). I did have this passing thought before the quarter finals of the second half draw, but between Hurkacz, Korda and Zverev who would have thought it really will be Popyrin making it through. What an even sweeter achievement it would be to avenge his Monte-Carlo loss as well as taking the title.
Sinner was injured. There is no way Rublev beats him when he is fully fit. Also, the windy conditions helped Rublev (especially vs Nakashima). On another court/tournament, both Arnaldi and Nakashima would beat him.
@@tmatrix1 Sinner himself admitted he was not injured (I'm a Sinner fan), just couldn't give 100%. Things like this happen, and they are part of the game, just as adjusting to windy conditions is. And yes, obviously these players could beat Rublev. They already have. That doesn't change the fact he faced (and defeated) many of those that defeated him earlier this year. It's just interesting (or so I found it).
@@domajorchSinner wasn't injured to the extent he had to retire or miss 1-2 months. It was more of a mid-match strain that affected him apart from having to play twice on the same day. Also, the windy conditions were horrible. The few matches I saw of Zverev, Nakashima, or Dimitrov.., it was comical how the ball was flying in all directions. Four unexpected players reached the SFs. In such conditions, you can't expect better players to always win. Currently tennis-wise, I don't think Rublev is better than Nakashima/Arnaldi, but on the day he won probably due to the poor conditions.
LETS GO POPPY!!! 🇦🇺 I’ve been waiting for your talent to manifest into results, go and get that trophy!!!
Let’s go Popy. This man has a fabulous future in his career.
rublev looks back in good form
Rublev's season is so weird. So many losses to random players and complete meltdowns, but if he wins this final it is probably his most succesful season title wise
He lost to Popyrin 😅😅
When rublev controls his anger and keep composure, he is top 5
Rublev's reminding everyone he's still a Top 10 player and we love to see it.
@@ada5851 Why is he so calm all of a sudden? Did he get laid?? 😄😄
We all lots of rage and anger but we all control it, why can't Rublev do the same.. I don't want to here an excuse about anger, looser mentality
@@JohnBopape *Loser.
@@ada5851 Why is he so calm all of a sudden? Did he get laid?? 😄😄
Very disappointing for Korda after beating Zverev.
He must be tired he won Washington then played 2 matches today
@@nicolasmts3264
He had 2-3 days to rest and barely played at the beginning of the tournament.
@@quentinhirschfeld9382beating the choke artist isn’t anything to ride home about
Not exactly all of the components 🤦🏻♂️
Zverev deliberately underperformed
Arnaldi made himself embarrassed with that handshake.
Vamos Andrey 🔥
It wasn't a great one, for sure.
Something from the WTA
@@SuryaSarav_ and you're suffering from not having more than 2 brain cells 😔💔
that was a bad one
@@BHdowntheline Rublev has done the same many times. He is a salty loser. Watch his handshake vs Nakashima at Barcelona or vs his friend Daniil at ATP finals 2023
Lights out, hyper aggressive. Fantastic work Poppy!! Enjoy the rankings boost. Shock the world and win the whole thing!
If popcorn wins that would be insane
Popcorn lol
@@nikhils2381 lol spell check
Popcorn match coming up!
I’ve seen Nasal and Toiletpas, but Popcorn gotta be the funniest pun yet 😂
@@AnthonyGaming69420 Popcorn actually won lol
So proud of Popyrin, I really like his big serve and forehand. Now he has more stable baseline rally, I think he's going to make history.
Rublev is so cool with his composure. It's beautiful to watch😅
Until he loses like today!
Daily reminder that rublev beat both alcaraz and sinner in tournaments they were defending champions in
@@ggsjamalnoon1267 Both were injured. Both those tournaments had the least unexpected semi-finalists because of injuries/withdrawals of top-seeds. Olympics being played in the midst of a packed schedule never helps too.
@@tmatrix1bla bla bla
@@dontbabyme I'm just saying the facts!
Most of masters 1000s are not a real quest anymore for grand slams top contenders, they are just warm-up tournaments
@@tmatrix1sinner literally always comes up with some injury before losing
Good to see Rublev back 🎉
not for long he will lose hahaha!!
@@MegaSebolekstill better then u will ever be
Glad to know Rublev kept his cool this time around
Andrey is on fire! Wonderful performance from him, incredible forehand, also he stayed calm whole match☺️ Wishing you the best luck in the finals, go for it Champion, go for it! 🎾
Rublev team really went with “VAMOS” 😂 just shows how most tennis players are alike in that manner
His coach is Spanish 😄
His spanish🤷 and rublev says vamos every fking match
I mean......he trained in Spain since he was junior after all
Odd honestly you think they would say Russian equivalent..
i notice Ruvleb less noise during his match, and his more precise on his super power shot..I think he will get this Montreal Finals..
Andrey is back on the track...best of luck in the final👍🔥🏆
Popyrin hitting a Masters final was not on bingo card for this year
Maybe the best match in popyrin's life
Popyrin has looked really good at a few USOpens. Totally engaging guy to watch. Would not be mad nor surprised if he took down some big names there this year.
Did Popyrin change trainer or team? he looks so more focused, he really fighted to the last, impressive to me!
I usually don't like Popyrin attitutude but i have to say that in this tournament is playing very well and with a winner attitude
what a cold congrat from Arnaldi
Good win for Andrey 👍
I know Korda had a long week in Washington and there’s been a ton of stop and go ALL day long which has to be exhausting but the real Korda stood right up against Popyrin.
Even though Korda isn’t exactly Roger Federer on serve, being up a break TWICE in the 1st set only to get broken both times and then eating a monstrous 7-0 bagel in the breaker (rarely seen).
Now if that was most top 25 players, they maybe take a bathroom break to regroup or at least try to cool Popyrin down, who was returning like prime Djokovic, Korda IMMEDIATELY jumps off of his chair and promptly gets broken. After that when he wasn’t really making any inroads on Popyrin’s serve, he basically quit (while serving, down only one break) and handed Popyrin a love break and a spot in the final.
IMO you have to make Popyrin serve it out. He’s never made a stage this large and nerves could’ve definitely kicked in. Again, most players in the top 25 hold there and make Popyrin serve it out.
But Sebastian Korda isn’t like other top 25 players. If he was, he’d be closer to a top 12-15 player. He avoided doing it the last couple weeks (that Washington title was a gift. Cobolli is a very good up and coming player but he played till like 3 AM the night before and just had nothing left in that 3rd set against Korda) and showed an especially new side against Fritz and Zverev (who, to be fair, were both adjusting to their first hardcourt tournament since early April) and also dealing with apparently difficult balls to control (Korda had a full week playing with these balls on a North American hardcourt. That’s an advantage. I know Rublev played and lost early in DC but I think Popyrin skipped the Olympics as well).
Korda is still young but his game leaves so much to be desired. Breaks down from both wings in neutral rallies way, WAY too often. Misses sitting 2nd serve returns WAY too often, should be getting more out of his serve at his size and needs to be better at pulling the trigger when he gets the chance (Taylor Fritz has become maybe top 3 in the world at doing this. That might sound like a stretch but I’m being completely serious. Fritz will rally with you on neutral balls and then, from either wing, as soon as you give him a ball he can attack he can do anything with it. He can go cross court from both wings and down the line from both wings). Korda isn’t nearly as good as Fritz but Fritz wasn’t this good a couple of years ago.
Korda has a lot of positives but until he irons out the negatives the only way he’s getting to the semis of a Masters 1000 is a scenario like this: With a lot of players not playing due to the Olympics being last week and players who were just playing on clay days ago having to play on hardcourt with different balls while Korea has been playing on the surface with the same balls for a full week before most of the top 10.
Korda is, infact, a top 12-15 player, exactly nr 15 actually.
Prime Djokovic returned better than that
Popyrin did play at the olympics, he made the third round
@@Rickcarleson2152 congratulations. He’s #15 after vulturing the Washington title and his SF run here. Now we get to see how he plays as a top 15 player.
The guys in the top 15 who are going to play a full schedule the rest of the year will either win a title, make the USO SF, win a smaller title during the indoor swing or the Asian swing or at least make a final the rest of the way (unless they’re struggling dearly). Let’s see if Korda can do that.
@@JackSchneider-r7x it was obviously kind of tongue and cheek but he was literally making every return in the 12th game of the first set, the tiebreaker and Korda’s first couple service games in the 2nd set.
Not only was he getting everything back, he was floating incredibly deep returns that a guy like Korda isn’t going to do much with. He was out of his mind for a good 20-25 minute period. Never seen Popyrin play anywhere near that well. Even the win against Hurkacz was mostly Hubie struggling with his movement and losing points whenever he wasn’t getting his first serve into play.
Alex POPED this Masters! Well played. Cheers to Rublo as well
It feels like yesterday when Popyrin arrived on the scene, tennis almost Ray-Gun-like, but it definitely has evolved. Wow. Go and win it now.
Popyrin goes on and win the 1st Master 1000.
Its insane to me, if Rublo wins this Masters, he would have 3 masters titles and 0 grand slam semi finals, he needs to work on those majors.
5 set matches are different to 3 setters
Masters - the top seeds play only 5 matches and it's only 3 sets. So in Masters, even a lesser talented player can win it or due to some surprise exits. Both Madrid and Montreal had surprise semifinalists.
Rublev season is interesting. Playing great, getting fustatrated on one match after that a series of loses then getting to master final and after that repeat.
Funny, how Rublev never grunts when playing a backhand!
Happy to see Rublev back in form!!
If Rublev loses this final... Oh boy 😖🫨
Popyrin found his zone, wonder how long it’ll last
Popyrin seemed to recover from the Djokovic defeat a month ago! Can he beat Djokovic on hard court though- maybe at U.S. Open!
Yes he did it 🎉
What's up with the Arnaldi super frosty handshake???
The title is in Rublev hands. He has the experience and form.
Canada masters always give surprises and unexpected champions.
Buena RUBLED mi favorito en éste torneo...
Arnaldi NEEDS to demonstrate his sportsmanship behavior! That kind of *perfunctory Arnaldi handshake with his victor Rublev, both hard fought game but regardless of, reveals he is bad loser *demeanor indeed! US
Rublev is the same when he loses. He is a bad loser too.
@@tmatrix1 no he ain t , wtf you on about
@@VladRadu-tq1pgNo? LOL... Surely, you have not seen Rublev's handshakes when he loses. Don't blame others when your own player you support does the same.
@@tmatrix1 BS. Rublev is one of the most liked guys on tours by other players.
@@rumcoke9123 Why are you saying BS? Go and check for yourself. Look at his handshake with Nakashima at Barcelona, or Daniil at Nitto ATP RR match 2023, or vs Popyrin at Monte Carlo. These are just few examples. It doesn't matter how he is off-court. Surely, Arnaldi is a good person and liked by all off-court too. But on court, Rublev is a poor loser.
At last Popyrin you made the finals ! Good work ! Now for the win !!!
Somewhat this rogers cup always has suprise champions... Some quality players have stopped traveling to canada ... Hopefully we would see novak nxt year over there ....
Popy's about to rocket up the rankings
good to see some australian representation
Don' t look much australian
@@PierPeterVinylSound Imported.
There'sn no stopperin Popyrin!
Sebastian, you don't have to be that sour at the net. Popyrin had a great day. You didn't 🤷♂️
Popy has a smooth game hope he wins
zverev, medvedev, holger, sinner, dimitrov, tsitsipas, hurkacz, ruud, tommy paul, and fritz all out. popyrin in a masters 1000 final… what is wrong with tennis rn
Ruvlev i love you ❤. Win this sh*t for me! Haha
Vamos rublo. :D
Where’s the bwehhhhh??
Partidazos. 👏🏻👍🏻
Who invited Popyrin 😂
6th masters1000 final for Rublev... This guy's better than a lot of GS semi-finalists, very unlucky to face the very top-tier players in 8/10 QFs he made in GS.
Actually, no.
Rublev is more consistent than most GS semifinalists, but not necessarily more talented or overall better, in best of 5, his tennis' weaknesses are showing.
He lacks handskill, flair and his second serves are extremely weak.
To top this, he needs to keep 100% intensity in every point, because if he doesn't, he game fall off
Korda shat his pants lmao 😂
That's some Zverev level choke
You could argue Popyrin choked as well before the tie break.
Bravo Top!..
After korda lost the 1st point in 1set set tiebreaker, he tanked the rest of the tiebreaker and then the match.
He just physically and mentally clocked out.
but well done to popyrin for pushing korda in the 1st set.
Rublev needs to bring some dropshots into his game. When the opponents are return far from the baseline, he needs to able to pull some other tools frol his belt.
As long as he’s winning the bests of the world, he’s fine
@@marchvertochko0056 Sinner was injured. In wimbledon he lost against world nr 122. In Bastad, Sweden (ATP 250), he lost against world nr 121. In Montreal final, he lost against world nr 62. Clearly, he needs to bring some variations into his game and shouldnt rely only fire shots.
@@thevitrivius9010 sinner was fine, rublev made him feel this way, that’s why
Great job, Andrey! That handshake from Arnaldi was disrespectful af though.. the facade doesn't last long
Rublev still doesn't have the idea to close the rally earlier by running to the net. Like Medvedev, and many others...
He has to add some more weapon to his game, otherwise he will never do the next needed step ahead.
He had started doing that a bit more last year but seems to have retired that strategy. Also, the occasional drop shot to mix things up would seem to be a good idea. However, hoping he can make it happen tomorrow. Great opportunity.
I mean he approached it 17 times this match and won 14 of them…(Arnaldi only 5)
@@yasdrums it's not only about bare statistic, it's a game plan, a tactic approach, a weapon in your toolbox. Many times he could have ended the rally by net shot and so, save physical energy. Rublev is now back on good run of results just because his fitness is closed to the top.
As I said, it's not only him but many other players. Go check out Korda vs Poprin match.
Do you watch entire matches or just the highlights? Because 2-8 minutes of selected points shared by the TennisTV admin doesn't reflect the entirety of what happens in a match.
@@t3nnis101 I don't always have the time to watch the entire matches😄
So odd why Rublev's box would say Vamos instead of Russian equivalent? Anyway good performance from him
Several times in this match, Arnaldi chases down a ball and does a kind of Djokovich "split" to retrieve it. To me, this always seems like a desperate shot. Wouldn't it be just as quick to take the extra running step and retrieve that ball so you're not stuck in an awkward split?
One of the baes...Popyrin
why was arnaldi so salty?
He always is I was expecting this before I clicked on the video
It would make sense to upload the videos at normal speed, not speeded up a bit like this.
Popyrin popping off 😂
Kordas salt levels at the hand shake haha 🧂🧂🧂
Korda needs to inject some pace or aggression in his game. Take abit of risk when necessary. Same pace all the way and no surprises and thus no threat..
When bweh is on you're gone
So we will have an all-Slav final, no?
Lol it's gonna be a slav fest
Arnaldi with such a displeased face😁
Finally,The cursed dress of Rublev has brought happiness to him.........🎉
No cip and no sprite boxes
Korda obviously disappointed but still main favourite for US Open
Arnaldi playing junior level tennis, how old is he.
Arnaldi is a challenger level player just fast legs. He should be feeling like he won a lottery for reaching semis.
I too noticed, he has no tactics, just trying do whatever he thinks is right at that moment.
Why vamos?
Go Rubloooo
Worst tournament of the year 2 matches in one day what a shame
rain delays ruined the schedule, they did the best they could
The final is the result of this schedule anyway. When this happens, the winner is often an outsider... One entire life chance
Canada has had poor final lineups for years. Djokovic hasn't gone in years and other players don't go either or don't perform. Has been probably the worst masters on tour for the last 4 years at least
I just realized Rublev just doesn’t do drop shots
He doesnt need drop shots....he needs good net game.... atleast net game is more important than drop shots for progress of his game....
ダブルヘッダーはやめるべき
Korda is very talented and very technically complete player. HOWEVER he has zero idea what his strenghts are or what his gameplan A is. What a waste of talent. New coach is desperately needed. With Magnus Norman in his corner he could contend for GS titles.
WTA handshake from poor arnaldi 😂
Sinner is nr.1 😮😮 but PLEASE explain why he CANNOT shoot like RUBLEV : left then right , then LEFT and RIGHT then RIGHT and LEFT and RIGHT and LEFT and LEFT and RIGHT ...... but Sinner MOSTLY gives the ball straight to the adversary ??? 😢😢 Of course HE thinks he fatigues him eventually 😂😂😂😂😂
Haircut for Popyrin please
Korda, the poor man's Leo Borg.
Korda has he lost his fighting spirit ?
Bwehhhh🔥💀