I like Busta but he lacks the fighting spirit that would make him a top 10 mainstay, he's not bold enough which is a shame because he doesn't really have any weaknesses in his game
Hubi Hurkacz and Botic van de Zandschulp share some similarities: "floating" over the court like a cat, very smooth and effortless strokes, an all-court game, a little bit shy but very composed and well-behaved on court, and the best part: no grunt 👌. I like them both and will root for them everytime!
Sorry have to disagree about Hurkacz. There's something about his strokes that just doesn't sit well. He takes such big strokes at the ball, huge wind-ups and yet the ball barely lands beyond the service line. Is he stringing very tight?? I don't know, but it doesn't even sound right coming off the string bed as though it's a push rather than a clean smack. Annoys the hell out of me.
Another similarity: My coach scouted both for German first league when they were ranked outside of the top 500. Hurkacz went up too fast so he never played but Botic is playing in my team since 4 years.
@@a2casius with "effortless" I didn't exactly mean "easy power" but I have to agree with you that Hurkacz with his leverage could generate more power in his strokes and of course, more court penetration, especially with the forehand. Nevertheless, his strokes look effortless.
What about athleticism and fight to get to the ball? Botic will often times just carelessly slice a wide forehand, because he’s not strong, athletic or flexible. One also has a monster serve and the other does have a decent serve, but not on the level of Hurkacz.
There are players like Hurkacz who make tennis look easy, they just float on the court and then there are players like Thiem who make tennis look ridiculously hard. Both are amazing to watch in their own way. Hurkacz has had an amazing year except the clay swing. I hope he makes it to Turin, can see him being very competitive there.
I think Thiem's brand of tennis is just exceptionally physical, which is part of why he's struggled a lot with injuries. Sustaining that level of physical effort throughout the match is sure to take an awful toll on his body. But I agree, both are amazing to watch.
@Matthew Park Sometimes though being too easy going though hurts him. I have seen losing matches because he was too passive with groundstrokes, some of these he would have won had he played with more intent instead of waiting for unforced errors.
Hurkacz has one of, if not the best, wide serves I have seen in the world right now. Even great returners like Medvedev struggle against his wide serve.
Cenny sukces, większy niż wynika z rangi turnieju, ze względu na klasę wszystkich pokonanych rywali. Tym bardziej, że pojawia się szansa na grę w ekskluzywnym Mastersie na koniec sezonu. Gratulacje i brawa !🙂
He used to train different sports (most notably gymnastics) when he was younger. I think this has plenty to do with the way he moves around the court, beautifully negating the skinny/tall predicament.
Crazy results by Hubi this year with 3 titles (including an ATP 1000) and yet has a handful of early losses too...feels like Stan Wawrinka during his top years.
Hurckacz did what Federer did when he knocked smairas out of Wimbledon in 2001, he upsets Federer in 2021 so hopefully he has a future similar to Roger. Huckacz is fun to watch and great player specially at the net
Honestly, I thought he had a chance this year. Not sure what happened against Berretini. I don't think he knew what happened either. Hehe. Just nerves.
Effortless Van de Zandschulp or whatever Is già name..I like his collected style very much - likewise Huby's. Both understand Roger's teaching "less Is more" and gentlemen they also are on the court. Always pleased to see Hurkacz win. Hopefully we may see the flowing Dutch also more now that he made his break-through at the ATP level. He Is a genius of tennis swing mechanics, a true disciple of Master Fed's.
Well done to Hurkacz but he's extremely passive in rallies at times. He's improved a lot in this area recently but plenty of work to be done still. 1st serve quality improvement is nice to see, though, he was struggling with his 1st serve for his height.
PCB played v.well for the whole week, including final. Even more kudos to Hubi for being able to win this match. They had a v.close encounter in the US Open and Hubi run out of luck and mental stability at that time. He held his ground this time. PCB just knew it would not be possible to come back after loosing first set with HH in this form
I m just disappointed with highlights. Nowhere close to what we've seen during the match. Not too many winners from Hubi as if he didn't win the match...
Funny, watching these highlights without fixating on the score, I was lead to believe that Hurkacz was losing right up until he won... very strange highlights indeed 🤨
Based on these highlights at least ... Hubert needs a better down the line backhand. Could use a better down the line FH too. And needs to go for the occasional injection of pace kill shot - maybe with a lot of spin rather than flat. That's just my impression from these highlights. And from past matches I know he kinda massages the ball around the court - which is fine and we'll IF he has the ability to really smash a ball for a winner. Needs to maintain heavy spin though when he does.
Hubi looks like a hardworking fella and not bad to look at either. I hope he join the top 10 soon so we can see "the 10 most gorgeous men in atp rankings"
@@idaimawomantrapsinsideaman5004 absolutely. Watched the whole squad of team Europe at the laver cup the other day (90% of them are in the top 10), all of them can pass as models in a high end fashion magazine. Hubi just fit right in.
It was painful for me to see all the topspin. While I'm a fan of Hubert, I'd love to see some flat hitting from him. Of course, I'm no big fan of the extreme grip that is in mode these days, either. It's just not pretty tennis.
Sadly this was not a good match, which is a shame cause the first set was excellent. They both fell off a lot in the second set. The main difference was the serve. Hurkacz won a lot of free points and aces, which Busta just couldn't replicate. Good week for both though and it's nice to see them both back after a pretty disappointing american summer.
Let’s take a look at what it takes to be a member of the European team at Laver Cup. Think that Hurcacz and Carreño-Busta have NEVER been summoned to the European team, while Nick Kyrgios (yes, the ATP #95) has been summoned for 3 years in a row to play for the World team. Side note: Hurcacz and PCB were not summoned this year despite the fact that Djokovic, Nadal, and Federer are not playing the Laver Cup… Imagine the abissal gap between Europe and the rest of the world of the Big 3 were participating in it. 😯 PS: it does NOT mean PCB and Hurcacz should have been summoned for the Laver Cup. It means only that the bar to be a member of the European team is MUCH higher than to be a member of the World team (c’mon, Kygios is just a talented asshole, ranked 95).
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Congrats to Hurkacz, he is a very likable player and seems like a nice man. He also plays well and seems to do it effortlessly.
He has a style of Andy Murray
Agreed. Even Federer called Hurkacz "very sweet". LOL I'm not joking.
@@samlal3618 He said it in an interview after a practice session with Hubi in Shanghai I think two years ago.
@@samlal3618 I don't think there's a video but you can read about it on the Internet.
Hurkacz - The Calmest ;)
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how good Carreno Busta was playing . They both had 50 -50 chances. But anyways, congrats Hubi 🇵🇱
Nah, Busta just mentally was just gone, he always chokes, in big moments, he even lost to Zverev last year's U.S. Open, when he was 2-0!
@@pauljohnson6019 yh because closing out a grand slam semi final is really easy isn't it
Well Busta plays good tennis but in my opinion perhaps, his zones are a little bit too much predictable...
Yep, he played well.
I like Busta but he lacks the fighting spirit that would make him a top 10 mainstay, he's not bold enough which is a shame because he doesn't really have any weaknesses in his game
Hubi Hurkacz and Botic van de Zandschulp share some similarities: "floating" over the court like a cat, very smooth and effortless strokes, an all-court game, a little bit shy but very composed and well-behaved on court, and the best part: no grunt 👌. I like them both and will root for them everytime!
Sorry have to disagree about Hurkacz. There's something about his strokes that just doesn't sit well. He takes such big strokes at the ball, huge wind-ups and yet the ball barely lands beyond the service line. Is he stringing very tight?? I don't know, but it doesn't even sound right coming off the string bed as though it's a push rather than a clean smack. Annoys the hell out of me.
Another similarity: My coach scouted both for German first league when they were ranked outside of the top 500. Hurkacz went up too fast so he never played but Botic is playing in my team since 4 years.
@@a2casius with "effortless" I didn't exactly mean "easy power" but I have to agree with you that Hurkacz with his leverage could generate more power in his strokes and of course, more court penetration, especially with the forehand. Nevertheless, his strokes look effortless.
@@FourtyLoveTennis You mean the German Bundesliga? In which team does Botic play now (or next summer)?
What about athleticism and fight to get to the ball? Botic will often times just carelessly slice a wide forehand, because he’s not strong, athletic or flexible. One also has a monster serve and the other does have a decent serve, but not on the level of Hurkacz.
There are players like Hurkacz who make tennis look easy, they just float on the court and then there are players like Thiem who make tennis look ridiculously hard. Both are amazing to watch in their own way.
Hurkacz has had an amazing year except the clay swing. I hope he makes it to Turin, can see him being very competitive there.
I think Thiem's brand of tennis is just exceptionally physical, which is part of why he's struggled a lot with injuries. Sustaining that level of physical effort throughout the match is sure to take an awful toll on his body. But I agree, both are amazing to watch.
@Matthew Park The most popular guy on the tour?!?
@@espanaespana4925 Yes, among his peers he is the most well-liked player. In other words, he’s very popular among all tour pros.
well written!!!
@Matthew Park Sometimes though being too easy going though hurts him. I have seen losing matches because he was too passive with groundstrokes, some of these he would have won had he played with more intent instead of waiting for unforced errors.
Most amazing fighting spirit exhibited by Hurkacz all through the tournament.
Yes, he played without losing a set.
Hurkacz has one of, if not the best, wide serves I have seen in the world right now. Even great returners like Medvedev struggle against his wide serve.
Lol Djokovic has the the best wide serve....
@@alexalex-yi6ov Hence why I said one of....I didnt claim he was the best by far did I?
@@ANGELOFDARKification my bad
True, sometime we can’t see retourner on tv camera
@@ANGELOFDARKification: Actually yeah, you suggested it.
Love Hubie's hands at net, all that doubles XP is really doing him a solid
He seems to be very natural at the net, a rarity today even among the top players.
What a season for the Polish fellow!
I love Polish people! - From California
Cenny sukces, większy niż wynika z rangi turnieju, ze względu na klasę wszystkich pokonanych rywali. Tym bardziej, że pojawia się szansa na grę w ekskluzywnym Mastersie na koniec sezonu. Gratulacje i brawa !🙂
So right now Hurkacz has a pretty good chance of qualifying for Nitto ATP Finals. And congrats to his third title in this season.
He has to perform well on Iw and Paris right?
If sinner can defend his Sofia title does he have a chance?
@@thetruth65756 well he needs to go deep in IW, Paris Masters and defend Sofia Open.
It all comes to Iw and Paris
It's great that the Master 1000 final Hurckacz and Sinner played at the end of the year might very well be decisive on who goes to the Finals
Hurkacz’s defense in unreal
Brawo Hubert!!! Kapitalny mecz i turniej. Dubeltowe zwycięstwo, w singlu i deblu!!!Tak trzymaj!!! Turyn czeka:)
Brawo Hubert za świetny cały turniej. Gratulacje
A future GS winner, no doubt. Very likeable athlete 👍
WOOHOO! Great job, Hubert!!! I friekin Love Polish people.
For a guy that tall he moves pretty well
До Медведева,конечно,ему ещё далеко по скорости)
He's only an inch taller than Tsitsipas
@@colbyscott8545 tsitsi is 6'4 as well. He moves well for a tall dude too.
He used to train different sports (most notably gymnastics) when he was younger. I think this has plenty to do with the way he moves around the court, beautifully negating the skinny/tall predicament.
Crazy results by Hubi this year with 3 titles (including an ATP 1000) and yet has a handful of early losses too...feels like Stan Wawrinka during his top years.
Also Wimby SF iirc
A fantastic event we commentated this match and loved every moment of it!! High standard for 250 final!!
Congratulations Hurkacz👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 , Busta you are a warrior ,next time my fellow Spaniard 💪🏻🇪🇸
Great performance from start till the end
Well deserved the title congratulations
Hurkacz. !👏👏
Hurkacz will definitely be the next big thing mark my words
Hurkacz is the best player of the next gen playing on the net.
that's interesting though ,maybe you're right most of the next gen like to trade from the baseline
You mean Sasha, Stephanos and Meddy are not part of the next generation?
None of them are slouches at the net.
No, it’s medvedev
Great match, great sportsmanship.
Hurckacz did what Federer did when he knocked smairas out of Wimbledon in 2001, he upsets Federer in 2021 so hopefully he has a future similar to Roger. Huckacz is fun to watch and great player specially at the net
I think he has a great chance of winning Wimbledon - soon.
Honestly, I thought he had a chance this year. Not sure what happened against Berretini. I don't think he knew what happened either. Hehe. Just nerves.
Everyone knows who is better. Fully deserved mr Hurkacz.
Hubert i'm very proud of you! Congratulations!!!
Fantastic match. Really amazing tournament overall!
congratulations hurcacz!!! 🇵🇱😎👍
Well done Huby Hurkacz 🙌🏻..with some more consistency, he can join likes of Tsitsipas, Thiem, Rublev,..
He could sneak in there during one of the 4 Majors, Botic Van de Zandschulp style - and wind up in the Final
@@johnjeffers1524 Didn’t he make SF of Wimby?
Congratulations HURKACZ, you are THE BEST BRAVO !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hurkacz is like a spider, he just weebs his web around his opponent till they suffocate!
Lol weebs
Once I've read someone called him silent assassin its something in it,I quite like that.
Like Mecir from the past.
So deserved! Hurkacz is a beast. Dawaj chłopie!!!
Guy who demolished fed at sw19 with a bagel 🥯 wins.
Well done huhu
Effortless Van de Zandschulp or whatever Is già name..I like his collected style very much - likewise Huby's. Both understand Roger's teaching "less Is more" and gentlemen they also are on the court. Always pleased to see Hurkacz win. Hopefully we may see the flowing Dutch also more now that he made his break-through at the ATP level. He Is a genius of tennis swing mechanics, a true disciple of Master Fed's.
Brawo Hubi, jesteśmy dumni.
Well done to Hurkacz but he's extremely passive in rallies at times. He's improved a lot in this area recently but plenty of work to be done still. 1st serve quality improvement is nice to see, though, he was struggling with his 1st serve for his height.
Hurkacz deserves to qualify for ATP Finals
Hurkacz has such easy power. Reminds me of Safin
a well deserved win
Superb final but only 3 points of tiebreak in your highlight 🤨
PCB played v.well for the whole week, including final. Even more kudos to Hubi for being able to win this match. They had a v.close encounter in the US Open and Hubi run out of luck and mental stability at that time. He held his ground this time. PCB just knew it would not be possible to come back after loosing first set with HH in this form
I m just disappointed with highlights. Nowhere close to what we've seen during the match. Not too many winners from Hubi as if he didn't win the match...
Great match confirming the extremally high level of both players. But indeed watching the highlights I thought that Hubi lost the 1st set 6:0… 🤷
Yes, they chose too many good points won by Busta. It didn't reflect how the match actually looked like.
2:38 - that was amazing
Funny, watching these highlights without fixating on the score, I was lead to believe that Hurkacz was losing right up until he won... very strange highlights indeed 🤨
its true
Exactly
I started watching
And
Went to the end
And
Came back to watch it fully knowing the winner happily.
Haha
Gratulacje Hubert😘😘😘
Hubi - good job. 3rd title if the year. 👏👏👏
Hurcakz leap in his game and evolution are remarcable.....with casper ruud both took Hugo improvements this year
Two good competitors.
Отличная игра 👍
... brawo ! Hubert ! ... ;)
Hurkacz is a very unintimidated kind of player. I mean look at the way he bageled Federer at this year's Wimbledon.
Parabéns, Hurkacz!! Foi um jogo muito bom... bela final.
PCB was unlucky in that point. Solid final by both players.
Based on these highlights at least ... Hubert needs a better down the line backhand. Could use a better down the line FH too. And needs to go for the occasional injection of pace kill shot - maybe with a lot of spin rather than flat. That's just my impression from these highlights. And from past matches I know he kinda massages the ball around the court - which is fine and we'll IF he has the ability to really smash a ball for a winner. Needs to maintain heavy spin though when he does.
WOW LOVE HURKACAZ
I thought Jerzy Janowicz would become top tennis player for Poland consistently. But, Hurkacz is doing that.
Janowicz very unlucky with injuries
Hubi looks like a hardworking fella and not bad to look at either. I hope he join the top 10 soon so we can see "the 10 most gorgeous men in atp rankings"
Yes he's so gorgeous and delish for me
@@idaimawomantrapsinsideaman5004 absolutely. Watched the whole squad of team Europe at the laver cup the other day (90% of them are in the top 10), all of them can pass as models in a high end fashion magazine. Hubi just fit right in.
@@saltnugget So let's wish for them to appear on runway or film sometime 😚😘
@@saltnugget and i can say i'm obsessed with Hubi and Grigor
@@idaimawomantrapsinsideaman5004 grigor is the epitome
Congrats Hurkacz..!!
There's something very Murray-like aspect about Hurkacz. I can't quite put my finger on it but it's there.
Similar forehands
They move similarly but Hurkacz's game is smoother in my opinion.
so they say for the last of couple of years, similar 2handed backhand but he's taller and he has bigger serve
No real weaknesses, competent at the net, moves well for a tall dude, and gives 100% on every ball like Nadal.
Congratulations Hubert Hurkacz!!! Second title this year, yey.
2021 - Third
Metz (Indoor/Hard)
ATP Masters 1000 Miami (Outdoor/Hard)
Delray Beach (Outdoor/Hard)
@@ArthurDiegoMcDermottUK Yes. I forgot Delray. HH won vs Sebastian Korda, right?.
@@deanryanmartin In the final he won against Sinner
@@konradschmidt3919 I can remember that HH-Sinner final was in Miami.
Congratulations 👏👏👏
Hurkacz won and they show most winning actions by Busta.Interesting
REVENGE IS SWEET
Hubert bravo 👍👑🇵🇱💪👊
Great highlights! Thanks
The french courts are among the best on the circuit 👌
7:34 linejudge first showed in, after he heard the overrule of the ref he immediately showed out xD
changed the call after thinking yeah hes right
hubi is gonna complete the sunshine doubles at INDIAN WELLS
Well i do not think that he will. But I am rooting for him. He would be the first player to do so since Federer in 2017
@@robinkalousek7247 So not that long ago
@@samlal3618 indian wells plus miami masters
Not a bad call
He might if Zverev and Medvedev don’t play up to their best
He has a style of Andy Murray
well-deserved !
Hubert #8 just like I predicted babyy
Rafa wont be playing, so he is already #7
@@_someone_7247 I think Ruud will still be 7. He’s more consistent
@@jimnosnow4484 We will see
Polska!
Hurkacz has a killer jaw
Doesn't look out at 6:42.
It is getting frustrating to watch slower surfaces all the time. We need some fast surfaces as well to make it interesting.
It was painful for me to see all the topspin. While I'm a fan of Hubert, I'd love to see some flat hitting from him. Of course, I'm no big fan of the extreme grip that is in mode these days, either. It's just not pretty tennis.
carreno busta's grunt sounds like a generic tennis grunt someone downloaded online and is replaying it for every shot lmao
Lourd frr !
Sadly this was not a good match, which is a shame cause the first set was excellent. They both fell off a lot in the second set. The main difference was the serve. Hurkacz won a lot of free points and aces, which Busta just couldn't replicate. Good week for both though and it's nice to see them both back after a pretty disappointing american summer.
The video editor is a spaniard ..😅😂
Congrats to Hurkacz. On his way to Turin!
06:42 this ball was not out :D
All the momentum switches
Gowoczyk was his best opponnent !!
No way that was out at 6:43 lmao
Agreed that looked in to me
5:35 "And Hurkacz slamming the ball into his head..."
Highly dangerous, kids. Please do not try this at home!
Hubi 🤤
The court is super slow. Not fun.
Thumbnail όμως...
Way more PCB highlights shown for a guy who lost in straight sets. Strange.
Maybe his winner looked better. Maybe Hubert made points on PCB's unforced errors.
Hurkacz just likes those ugly trophies :) Winston-Salem, Delrey Beach and now this...
What about Miami then?
Does anyone else here feel like Hurkacz reminds them of Otis from "Sex Education"? They give the same type of vibes
He reminds me of Miroslav Mecir from long ago.
why does it totally sound like a slur when this announcer says "the pole"..? 😂 so glad to see him defeat the Walking Nose though.
I heard him say "the Pole" ;)
Let’s take a look at what it takes to be a member of the European team at Laver Cup.
Think that Hurcacz and Carreño-Busta have NEVER been summoned to the European team, while Nick Kyrgios (yes, the ATP #95) has been summoned for 3 years in a row to play for the World team.
Side note: Hurcacz and PCB were not summoned this year despite the fact that Djokovic, Nadal, and Federer are not playing the Laver Cup…
Imagine the abissal gap between Europe and the rest of the world of the Big 3 were participating in it. 😯
PS: it does NOT mean PCB and Hurcacz should have been summoned for the Laver Cup. It means only that the bar to be a member of the European team is MUCH higher than to be a member of the World team (c’mon, Kygios is just a talented asshole, ranked 95).
The last bit is correct but sometimes is so much fun to watch him
Unfortunately you're totally correct. Nick is just an extremely talented asshole, but he's entertaining and that's what it's all about.
Ok wtf why this highlight is Just of Carreno Busta???? Rude!!!
Hurricane Hurkacz.
Bland AF tennis. Not even bothered about the Laver Cup this year. Although The US open was super fun but damn do I miss Roger and Rafa.
🥰👏👏👏🥰
'Out' at 2nd set 3/3 40/15 is so wrong
Carreno busts played better he was more aggressive in my opinion
Lmao stop being deluded
very funny
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