@@airkuna That's such a stupid thing to comment. This was just the very beginning of the power baseline stuff we see today through better racquets, strings, and conditioning. These were the best players in the world playing at the peak of their abilities for the time. The level was very high.
Winning Wimbledon AND Us Open of 1989 and still not being able to end 1989 as the world number one. That was strange. I love Becker! But I check and ok, Lendl won Australian Open in 1989.
Agassi once said that Lendl was tougher to play against than Becker, because Lendl never ever plays a bad match. Agassi also said if Becker is playing great, sorry you have no chance.
Agassi figured out something that Becker did with his tongue on his serve, so he was able to read it and knew where his serve was coming. He told Becker about it years later, Becker had no clue he was doing it, but said he used to think that Andre was reading his mind!
@@JoltinJoe There are multiple videos on that, and you can literally see videos of Becker doing this with his tongue, and telegraphing his serve. Results don't lie, Agassi owned him. Andre did not make that up. He was not a better player than Becker, they were only 3 years apart in age, and he won 9 out of their last 10 head to head once he figured it out. Obviously he had an "edge".
@@JoltinJoe Well in any case Agassi saw it, used it to his advantage, and was able to consistently beat a player at least as good as he was b/c of it. Becker can deny, does not make it true. He was not aware of it when he was doing it, obviously.
Becker actually made Lendl look inadequate from the baseline which was unthinkable especially at the US open. It was the pinnacle of Becker’s career. You can see Lendl going to his back up plan of serve and volley as he was not able to force the initiative from the baseline. Lendl played well but Becker played better when it mattered.
La vidi in diretta tv, ero un super fan di Becker, alla fine ho esultato alla grande. Unica vittoria per lui agli US open, nel suo anno migliore il 1989.
Tommasi e Clerici in cabina di commento con Scanagatta a supporto! Gli US Open di allora erano davvero tanta roba. Pensare che Boris deve il successo al nastro a suo favore sul Matchpoint per Rostagno
@@francescobongiorni8515 ad onor del vero Rostagno, come diceva Clerici, aveva l'atteggiamento del maestro di tennis più interessato alle signorine alle quali dava lezioni che non alla sua carriera professionistica 😸 durante lo stesso match con Boris ebbe reazioni da esibizione più che da match della sua vita, per lui essere un "piacione" era una scelta di vita 😂 nel senso Boris o Ivan avessero perso quel match come lo perse lui dopo quel matchpoint col passante che lo inganna sul nastro avrebbero bestemmiato il mondo intero 😉
Don't mean to offend anyone but Tennis back then was way better than today's. Clash of styles, clash of personalities, clash of approaches to the game itself. And the USO was the sum of that era since you might see Lendl winning with his hardcore hitting from the baseline or Becker with his net-rushing style. Nowadays I reckon we have amazing players but basically they all play the same way over and over again match after match tournament after tournament. It all came down to racket head speed on the forehand and massive serves, no more no less. What a waste
Gemächlicher? Die Plätze waren wesentlich schneller als heutzutage. Vielleicht wirkt es so, weil technischer und taktischer gespielt wurde, anstatt sich die Bälle von der Grundlinie aus endlos hin- und herzuprügeln.
@@wawawa-waswannwar7937 Okay, danke :-) Wäre es möglich, dass Du mir gegen Bezahlung dieses Match auf 2 DVDs brennen könntest mit postalischem Versand ?
@@wawawa-waswannwar7937 Thank you very much for your beautiful tennis excerpts, please, have you don't you also have full matches, I have been looking for some famous matches with Jana Novotna in her honor for a very long time.
Für moch sls Deutscher wsren nazürlich die Fuelle von Boris das Größte. Aber rotzdem bleib ich dabei: Borg und Mcenroe waren die Neverforgettables ! Better than anything before and after those'! Niemand hst s❤😅OHNE HRSIELTT gespielt!!!
ich habe mir nicht das ganze Match angesehen, aber was ich von Anfang an dieser Zusammenfassung sagen kann, ich finde das Tennisniveau nicht besonders hoch. Möchte zwar nicht den Verdienst ein BB schmälern, aber nur von seinen harten Aufschlägen, oft als Ass, zu leben, wäre in der heutigen Zeit einfach zu wenig. Von daher klingt zwar vom Namen her die Begegnung "Lendl - Becker" nach einem vielversprechenden Match, aber im Anschauen der Spielpraxis fühlt man sich schnell gelangweilt, da einfach keine Nadal , Federer - Techniken erreicht werden.
@uwe2811 Agreed. Tennis technology today is So different as compared to the 1980’s. Two different worlds. Players today, if given the rackets used back then, would most likely play very similar tennis. 1980s compared to 2020’s… extremely different tennis worlds 🎾
Joo, das spart doch 'ne Menge Zeit. Kein Gelaber, Sägespäne (dem hätte ich 'n Besen i d Hand gedrückt - hier, feg' selber wech), Magnesium etc, Schweiß abwischen, Saiten richten und und und. 'The champion that nobody cares about' hat positives h2h gegen Conners, Mac-The Mouth, Wilander, Becker. Nutzt alles Nixx. Stellte für die Church Road extra sein Spiel um; immerhin: 2x Finale. Agassi stellte nicht um und ... gewann. 4:37 Rechteck mit Innenleben: allg Viereck, 2 Rechtecke, 1Dreieck und ein Quadrat mit einbeschriebenem Kreis. ...Danach soll sich der Designer erscho..en haben. Was war '89 a d Church Road los? HF, gegen ... Becker. Da hilft kein positives h2h. Egal, aus der damaligen Zeit hat nur der Halbiraner den Career GS erreicht. Es fehlten bei: -Becker: French -Borg: AO (das Turnier hatte n.n. den Stellenwert - obwohl GS), US Open -Connors: French -Edberg: French -Mac: AO (eigentlich unverständlich; bis '87 wurde auf Rasen gespielt), French (spielte 2,5 Sätze nahezu perfektes Rasentennis auf Clay, um dann doch zu verlieren. Lendl schaute immer wieder zu Fibak. Was soll ich tun? Warten, bis er einbricht. Geschieht das nicht, ist er an diesem Tag von niemandem zu schlagen; so einfach war das.) Gab in dem Jahr nur 3 Matches ab. -Sampras: French -Wilander: All England (hatte 1982/mit 17 J im HF gegen Clerc Matchball. Der Ball des Gauchos wurde 'Aus' gegeben; Wilander korrigierte. Der Ball war 'Gut' - so wolle er nicht gewinnen; Wow.) Häufig fehlen die French: Welcher klass. Serve-and-Volley Spieler gewann dort zuletzt? 1983, Y. Noah . [Petersen, wer soll das lesen? Mir doch schnuppe.]
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the late 80s and early 90s were such a magical time for world class tennis. Perhaps never to be regained.
Level was so low
@@airkuna That's such a stupid thing to comment. This was just the very beginning of the power baseline stuff we see today through better racquets, strings, and conditioning. These were the best players in the world playing at the peak of their abilities for the time. The level was very high.
@@airkunaYou know nothing about tennis lol
@@BenjaminMorel-gp2et you're rubbish
You've absolutely right!!!
Winning Wimbledon AND Us Open of 1989 and still not being able to end 1989 as the world number one. That was strange. I love Becker! But I check and ok, Lendl won Australian Open in 1989.
Becker was in the semifinals in Roland Garros that same , got beat by Edberg who lost to Chang in the finals . 1989 was very successful year for BB.
I really like this format of extended highlights. All the fluff is deleted leaving the action. Amazing match by the way.
Agassi once said that Lendl was tougher to play against than Becker, because Lendl never ever plays a bad match. Agassi also said if Becker is playing great, sorry you have no chance.
Well that's nice yet Lendl played horrible in the '88 US Open final versus Wilander. Disagree please.
Agassi figured out something that Becker did with his tongue on his serve, so he was able to read it and knew where his serve was coming. He told Becker about it years later, Becker had no clue he was doing it, but said he used to think that Andre was reading his mind!
@@JoltinJoe There are multiple videos on that, and you can literally see videos of Becker doing this with his tongue, and telegraphing his serve. Results don't lie, Agassi owned him. Andre did not make that up. He was not a better player than Becker, they were only 3 years apart in age, and he won 9 out of their last 10 head to head once he figured it out. Obviously he had an "edge".
@@JoltinJoe Well in any case Agassi saw it, used it to his advantage, and was able to consistently beat a player at least as good as he was b/c of it. Becker can deny, does not make it true. He was not aware of it when he was doing it, obviously.
Becker actually made Lendl look inadequate from the baseline which was unthinkable especially at the US open. It was the pinnacle of Becker’s career. You can see Lendl going to his back up plan of serve and volley as he was not able to force the initiative from the baseline. Lendl played well but Becker played better when it mattered.
These are so helpfully edited. Very watchable. Thank you.
Becker had the talent and skills to win 20 Grand Slams, he was inconsistent.
Lendl once said that Becker was either hot or cold. When you played him in the final of a tournament it means that he is hot and that you might lose.
Becker auf dem Höhepunkt seiner Karriere
Naja, denke physisch war er 1996 auf dem absoluten Höhepunkt.
why do u say that?
Судя по отрывкам это далеко не пик карьеры. Играл с огромным количеством брака. Лендл что хотел то и делал на приёме.
La vidi in diretta tv, ero un super fan di Becker, alla fine ho esultato alla grande. Unica vittoria per lui agli US open, nel suo anno migliore il 1989.
Tommasi e Clerici in cabina di commento con Scanagatta a supporto! Gli US Open di allora erano davvero tanta roba. Pensare che Boris deve il successo al nastro a suo favore sul Matchpoint per Rostagno
@@Stiffjab71 esatto, poteva uscire al secondo turno, poi via via trovò il suo miglior tennis. Anch'io ero un suo superfan e la vidi in diretta
@@francescobongiorni8515 ad onor del vero Rostagno, come diceva Clerici, aveva l'atteggiamento del maestro di tennis più interessato alle signorine alle quali dava lezioni che non alla sua carriera professionistica 😸 durante lo stesso match con Boris ebbe reazioni da esibizione più che da match della sua vita, per lui essere un "piacione" era una scelta di vita 😂 nel senso Boris o Ivan avessero perso quel match come lo perse lui dopo quel matchpoint col passante che lo inganna sul nastro avrebbero bestemmiato il mondo intero 😉
@@Stiffjab71 Clerici era un vero genio del giornalismo sportivo😆
I hope soon we can watch all those old great matches AI upscaled
Thank you.
Don't mean to offend anyone but Tennis back then was way better than today's. Clash of styles, clash of personalities, clash of approaches to the game itself. And the USO was the sum of that era since you might see Lendl winning with his hardcore hitting from the baseline or Becker with his net-rushing style. Nowadays I reckon we have amazing players but basically they all play the same way over and over again match after match tournament after tournament. It all came down to racket head speed on the forehand and massive serves, no more no less. What a waste
Yes, the clash of styles is sorely missed in today's tennis. It was much more enjoyable back then
Phenomenal
Meine Eltern und ich auf dem Campingplatz, dieses Game am gucken, ich 17 und meine Mutter: willst du nicht die Frisur von Boris? 😂👍 Geile Zeiten
Two well-matched players!
golden age
Verglichen mit heutigem Powertennis war das damals schon ein bisschen gemächlicher.
Und technisch deutlich variabler. Gib Medvedev heute Lendls Schläger und er verliert gegen 52-jährigen Sampras.
Dann hast du selbst nie Tennis gespielt. Mit den Rackets von der heutigen Zeit, wären die Bälle wesentlich schneller geflogen.
Gemächlicher? Die Plätze waren wesentlich schneller als heutzutage. Vielleicht wirkt es so, weil technischer und taktischer gespielt wurde, anstatt sich die Bälle von der Grundlinie aus endlos hin- und herzuprügeln.
I wish I could see them using modern rackets.
Wäre es möglich, das komplette Match in dieser tollen HD Qualität hochzuladen ?
Die Originalfassung ist fast 4 Stunden lang, das würde einfach zuviel Rechenzeit fürs hochrechnen für mich kosten
@@wawawa-waswannwar7937 Okay, danke :-) Wäre es möglich, dass Du mir gegen Bezahlung dieses Match auf 2 DVDs brennen könntest mit postalischem Versand ?
ruclips.net/video/7DaZWkPbhRg/видео.html Das hier dürfte in diesem Fall ausreichen 🙂
@@wawawa-waswannwar7937 Thank you very much for your beautiful tennis excerpts, please, have you don't you also have full matches, I have been looking for some famous matches with Jana Novotna in her honor for a very long time.
This view is the best, giving you the real sense of speed these guys were playing at. Lendl my hero.
Che spettacolo❤
この時代、ハードコートでスケートのように靴底をすべらせて止まる技術も靴もなかった。
でも充分迫力のあるラリーだ。ｽﾗｲｽのバックハンドは両者共にびっくりするほどの威力だ。
素晴らしい試合でした。
Rally that ends at 17:00...
Für moch sls Deutscher wsren nazürlich die Fuelle von Boris das Größte. Aber rotzdem bleib ich dabei: Borg und Mcenroe waren die Neverforgettables ! Better than anything before and after those'! Niemand hst s❤😅OHNE HRSIELTT gespielt!!!
Did you smoke something?
Da qui ho tifato per becker
Jetzt mehreren Sicherheit...................
ich habe mir nicht das ganze Match angesehen, aber was ich von Anfang an dieser Zusammenfassung sagen kann, ich finde das Tennisniveau nicht besonders hoch. Möchte zwar nicht den Verdienst ein BB schmälern, aber nur von seinen harten Aufschlägen, oft als Ass, zu leben, wäre in der heutigen Zeit einfach zu wenig. Von daher klingt zwar vom Namen her die Begegnung "Lendl - Becker" nach einem vielversprechenden Match, aber im Anschauen der Spielpraxis fühlt man sich schnell gelangweilt, da einfach keine Nadal , Federer - Techniken erreicht werden.
@uwe2811 Agreed. Tennis technology today is So different as compared to the 1980’s. Two different worlds. Players today, if given the rackets used back then, would most likely play very similar tennis. 1980s compared to 2020’s… extremely different tennis worlds 🎾
Lass Djokovic oder Alcaraz mal mit einem Holzschläger spielen, wie ihn Björn Borg hatte. Dann siehst du vollkommen anderes Tennis.
Bum bum Becker
Und dann kamen die Weiber…
Is this a tiktoook edition?
16:43/40:56 😅
Joo, das spart doch 'ne Menge Zeit.
Kein Gelaber, Sägespäne (dem hätte ich 'n Besen i d Hand gedrückt - hier, feg' selber wech),
Magnesium etc, Schweiß abwischen, Saiten richten und und und.
'The champion that nobody cares about' hat positives h2h gegen Conners, Mac-The Mouth,
Wilander, Becker.
Nutzt alles Nixx.
Stellte für die Church Road extra sein Spiel um; immerhin: 2x Finale.
Agassi stellte nicht um und ... gewann.
4:37 Rechteck mit Innenleben: allg Viereck, 2 Rechtecke, 1Dreieck und ein Quadrat mit einbeschriebenem Kreis.
...Danach soll sich der Designer erscho..en haben.
Was war '89 a d Church Road los? HF, gegen ... Becker. Da hilft kein positives h2h.
Egal, aus der damaligen Zeit hat nur der Halbiraner den Career GS erreicht.
Es fehlten bei:
-Becker: French
-Borg: AO (das Turnier hatte n.n. den Stellenwert - obwohl GS), US Open
-Connors: French
-Edberg: French
-Mac: AO (eigentlich unverständlich; bis '87 wurde auf Rasen gespielt), French (spielte 2,5 Sätze nahezu perfektes Rasentennis auf Clay, um dann doch zu verlieren. Lendl schaute immer wieder zu Fibak. Was soll ich tun? Warten, bis er einbricht. Geschieht das nicht, ist er an diesem Tag von niemandem zu schlagen; so einfach war das.) Gab in dem Jahr nur 3 Matches ab.
-Sampras: French
-Wilander: All England (hatte 1982/mit 17 J im HF gegen Clerc Matchball. Der Ball des Gauchos wurde 'Aus' gegeben; Wilander korrigierte. Der Ball war 'Gut' - so wolle er nicht gewinnen; Wow.)
Häufig fehlen die French: Welcher klass. Serve-and-Volley Spieler gewann dort zuletzt?
1983, Y. Noah .
[Petersen, wer soll das lesen? Mir doch schnuppe.]
Schudenharry
Boris Beckerのサーブフェデラーに似てる気がする。
When tennis was a gay sport
hardly
What is that suppose to mean?! Your full of it. Robert at 69 here in the Phoenix area.