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  • Опубликовано: 21 апр 2024
  • The Resurgence Of Grigor Dimitrov Needs To Be Studied...
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  • @alexlackner1945
    @alexlackner1945 Месяц назад +152

    The reason he slices so much is the same reason why Tsitsipas slices so little: the quality of the slice

    • @GhostofGerulaitis
      @GhostofGerulaitis Месяц назад +20

      Dimi's slice really is lovely.

    • @watermelonindianboi
      @watermelonindianboi Месяц назад +2

      @@GhostofGerulaitisagreed

    • @thiagobadin5331
      @thiagobadin5331 Месяц назад +6

      come on now guys... everyone who has a one handed backhand slices a lot at all levels. The one handed backhand just isn't as easy to setup as the 2 handed one. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, but that is clearly the elephant in the room on why he slices so much. Dimitrov, as a top 10 player in the world, compensated for this having a great slice.

    • @gabrielametodieva8360
      @gabrielametodieva8360 Месяц назад +6

      @@thiagobadin5331he’s said it himself recently when they asked him if he’d go for a OHBH if we were starting today. He said that it’s the most difficult shot there is, the setup, footwork, height, swing, everything. Very difficult to execute from any position. But he said that there’s no other feeling like doing it all right and hitting a good OHBH winner.

    • @gf0878
      @gf0878 Месяц назад +5

      Grigor has said it before: in all kinds of shots, he learned how to play backhand slice first, so he likes it, and he is good at doing it, even can use it as a big weapon

  • @StanleyPepper
    @StanleyPepper Месяц назад +47

    We're so very lucky to see Dimitrov's late renaissance. Such a nice guy who is so good for the sport, and who has struggled with fulfilling the 'Baby Fed" curse for so long during his 20s.
    Thanks for doing this video!

  • @jarekluberek8123
    @jarekluberek8123 Месяц назад +7

    We tend to forget that tennis is entertainment and while winning is super important, it is super important mostly for the players. For tennis consumers, watching exciting plays is a big part of what keeps us watching and playing the game. Who is going to watch Djokovic matches on youtube after he retires? They are not that exciting. Djokovic deserves tons of respect as a sports icon and as a human. I got that but as far as tennis is concerned, I will be looking at Dimitrov and Federer videos for many years to come. The beauty of their games just cannot be denied.
    The best thing with Dimitrov finding his game is that there will be more of it to watch. I love how his backhand has improved over the years, especially in consistency. And the slice is just probably the best slice of any player in the modern era, Federer included. It ads so much to his game and makes it so much more interesting. I hope Dimi gets a slam or two before he puts down the racket. He deserves that.

    • @MasseyVF
      @MasseyVF Месяц назад

      Agree. Well said 🙌

  • @gregoryphillips3969
    @gregoryphillips3969 Месяц назад +6

    Always cheer for him. Dimitrov is a great person who treats everyone he meets with respect. Want him to win a major before he retires.

  • @soulm8here108
    @soulm8here108 Месяц назад +14

    Dimi is my boy since 2008, I’m extremely proud of him, his career and what a guy he turn out to be !!! ❤❤❤

  • @Camilo2002xxx
    @Camilo2002xxx Месяц назад +8

    Grigor Dimitrov is a great player and his tennis is absolutely beautiful

  • @fridisa
    @fridisa Месяц назад +27

    we need an in depth video about rublev next =) !

  • @randolphpinkle4482
    @randolphpinkle4482 Месяц назад +33

    Yes, it seems that with age and maturity, at least for Dimitrov, comes greater mental strength.

  • @BChapkanov
    @BChapkanov Месяц назад +8

    As a huge Grigor fan from Bulgaria, it was great pleasure to watch such a video! Thank you for the excellent work - the flow of the video, all with the suitable selection of beautiful points and detailed statistics is impressive!
    It is a little hard for me to dream of seeing Dimitrov lift a Grand Slam trophy, I would be super happy even to see him get to a GS final. A few more 250 and 500 titles is more realistic to hope for at the moment, but also just having these deep runs at Master's events so frequently is something that I am not used to and it will be amazing if he can maintain his current level throughout 2024 and beyond. I think he can, as long as he doesn't have distractions outside of the court.

  • @Varchesis
    @Varchesis Месяц назад +11

    Thanks! I love watching Dimitrov. He's a joy. Long live the one-handers!

  • @kittmarie8285
    @kittmarie8285 Месяц назад +3

    Thank you so much for that deep dive on Dimi. He's always be one of my favs. I'm thrilled that he's doing so well. Two ways that he is like Fed is that he is beautiful to watch and seems like a great person. ❤

  • @carlkligerman1981
    @carlkligerman1981 Месяц назад +3

    Grigor is that perfect blend of elegance and raw athletic ability that forms the archetype of a tennis player. And so easy to watch…. Can see why the girls love him so much😂
    I thought Miami was an amazing run, and am really looking forward to seeing him at Wimbie this year, I think he’ll make a very deep run on the grass and you can’t write him off at any phase of the tournament. You just never know. Would love to see him win but admit it’s a long shot!

  • @dashingtoon
    @dashingtoon Месяц назад +17

    Thank you 🙏🏻, Rublev next 😄?

  • @laprimaverrra
    @laprimaverrra Месяц назад +3

    I'm so happy he's finally finding the self-belief on the crucial points! ❤
    And - this is more of a running joke, but some would say that Grigor's exciting romantic life often took up his energy and interfered with his career. He seems a bit more focused on his tennis lately, so maybe that is one of the reasons behind his on-court resurgence over the last year and a half.

  • @MegaGo68
    @MegaGo68 Месяц назад +4

    The right video at the right time for this player -- excellent. I saw Grigor in Brisbane in January, where he won the title and beat Murray and Rune. It *was* a big deal!

  • @franks2910
    @franks2910 Месяц назад +2

    He's my favorite to watch. DeMinaur is a close second. There's fire in those two. I hope both of them win a Grand Slam.

  • @victoriavladimirova4923
    @victoriavladimirova4923 Месяц назад +5

    Such a great and precise analysis of the enormous and brilliant talent that Grigor Dimitrov is!!! Thank you so much for that excellent video!🙌🙌🙌

  • @remistaom6023
    @remistaom6023 Месяц назад +13

    Rublev next
    👇

  • @ankevanzyl2629
    @ankevanzyl2629 Месяц назад +3

    The research you put into your videos is the best of the best!! Thank you!!!

  • @Spazzzz21
    @Spazzzz21 Месяц назад +2

    dimitrov has been my favorite since 2013. I loved getting to see him play in cincy back then. I also love getting to see him make a comeback. He has always been the one player i thought should have a major title by this point in his life. Atleast the current players. Also his backhand slice is maybe the best one on the tour now that fed is retired.

  • @streb6
    @streb6 Месяц назад +2

    Gregor has got it all and the potential but when it comes to wining he somehow appears a mentally "gentler" against his opponent or allows the other to take it ,win.
    However Gregor, THIS YEAR 2024 onwards you have to put yourself FIRST when it comes to winning semis and finals. We want you to win TITLES as many as possible this year and coming years, you Gregor WELL DESRVES them ALL TITLES. ❤💪💪💪

  • @Stef-sq2dc
    @Stef-sq2dc Месяц назад +2

    Excellent Analysis
    He has the skills the Movement.
    But lacks a bit of killer instinct.
    It's a change in the top 10
    Hopefully he can capitalize.
    Gggrrriiiggooor THE GREAT
    SHOWING HIS GREATNESS 👍

  • @evanikolova9523
    @evanikolova9523 Месяц назад +2

    Thank you for the video!!!
    Great job:)

  • @Aliceteacup
    @Aliceteacup Месяц назад +2

    Thank you for this great profile on Grigor!❤There seems to be a cluster of 30yrs+ players recently experiencing a renaissance. I would love to see a vid on Struffi ☄️and/or Fucsovics💪. All three are amazing players who are worthy yet often underrated and overshadowed by others.

  • @vbv7689
    @vbv7689 Месяц назад

    OMGGG! Thank you for this Grigor video. 😊 Was just commenting here fee videos back and kinda hoping to see Grigor on this channel next❤

  • @hamburgerzzzzz
    @hamburgerzzzzz 20 дней назад +1

    Favourite player on tour

    • @Courtside_Tennis
      @Courtside_Tennis  16 дней назад +1

      Occasionally! It depends on where we are at when the video is being made

  • @MilesAwayBg
    @MilesAwayBg Месяц назад +1

    Grigor is amazing! We are SO proud of him!

  • @anilaboutme
    @anilaboutme Месяц назад +1

    This was awesome. He's been doing great!!!

  • @meyerhaus3189
    @meyerhaus3189 Месяц назад +2

    Great perspective on Dimitrov. He has become one of my favorite players to watch.

  • @icefalcon2243
    @icefalcon2243 Месяц назад +1

    Dimitrov is a blast to watch. What a player!! 🎾. He is currently tied 3-3 in the first set vs T.Paul in my cards and dice tennis game called Inside Volley Tennis. So simple yet so fun

  • @ev4n42
    @ev4n42 Месяц назад +4

    We need a video about what happened to rublev

  • @johnlicciardello2389
    @johnlicciardello2389 Месяц назад +3

    Great video series!

  • @franciscoavila5943
    @franciscoavila5943 Месяц назад +2

    After Federer, one of my favorites to watch, Dimitrov deserve more, great serve, beautiful one handed backhand but the comparisons sometimes just destroys a person
    Besides, I'm new in the channel, do you have a video comparing the one handed backhand vs two hands backhand, I don't know which is more effective but nothing is more beautiful than a one hand backhand

  • @silviosavarese7789
    @silviosavarese7789 Месяц назад +3

    Deep dive on Andrey Rublev would be nice🎉

  • @eaglewinnings8003
    @eaglewinnings8003 Месяц назад +1

    Up until the end of 2023, I always get like Dimitrov’s ceiling and ability was something like that of Ivan Ljubicic. People remember Ljubicic as Federer’s coach but they forget he was a former world #3, he has a grand slam semifinal appearance, he won an ATP Master’s 1000 (where he beat Djokovic, Nadal and Andy Roddick) and unlike Ljubicic Dimitrov won the Nitto ATP WTF (where the top 8 players USUALLY play. That year Dimitrov got a draw of Thiem, Goffin, Pablo Carreno Busta, Jack Sock in the semis and Goffin again in the final. That’s like a 250 level field).
    This is Dimitrov’s chance though. The rest of ‘23, ‘24 and ‘25. With Novak being on a downswing, with Alcaraz and Sinner still not quite as good as they’ll eventually be, with Dimitrov having a favorable style to beat Medvedev and confidence from the recent win against Zverev, this is the best chance Dimitrov will ever have for immortality

  • @danschannel169
    @danschannel169 Месяц назад +2

    Arguably the most exciting player on tour....win or lose.

  • @philipsaunders842
    @philipsaunders842 Месяц назад +3

    Reckon he's the dark horse for Wimbledon this year

  • @kamilkraszewski2017
    @kamilkraszewski2017 Месяц назад +2

    We love Grigor. he is such a good guy. Ofc great player also!

  • @MasseyVF
    @MasseyVF Месяц назад +2

    Enjoyed your analysis. The stats you presented should dismiss the view that he is somehow fluking win after win over top 10 players. The fact that he has had such a successful career despite the albatross of constant Federer comparisons attests to his mental strength. Dimi is extraordinarily talented, superbly fit & is so entertaining - a first class player.

  • @patrikkiss8633
    @patrikkiss8633 Месяц назад +15

    i believe he has a wimbledon in him if djoko has a bad one

    • @tomk5238
      @tomk5238 Месяц назад

      If the goat had a bad one? You forget the top 10 players got demolished by sinner the past 6 months. What makes you think he stands a chance.
      Last time he met sinner. Sinner demolished him 6-3, 6-1. Like completely wrecked. 6-1. He barely didn't get bageled.

    • @JohanRfrlhs
      @JohanRfrlhs Месяц назад

      Gonna be a lucky run

    • @gablan1468
      @gablan1468 Месяц назад

      I'll be so happy, as a Bulgarian, if he wins Wimbledon or any other Grand Slam.

    • @HeavyTopspin
      @HeavyTopspin Месяц назад +1

      Or a draw where Sinner or Nole is taken out by someone else. You don't necessarily need to beat the best, you just need to beat who you play.

    • @tomk5238
      @tomk5238 Месяц назад

      @@HeavyTopspin it's slim chance they get taken out. Sinner only lost 2 matches in the past 6 months.

  • @Dingster491
    @Dingster491 Месяц назад +12

    It's cuz he started going bald, it's a fact that once men go bald they get strong

    • @GhostofGerulaitis
      @GhostofGerulaitis Месяц назад

      Lol I wish this was true.

    • @ddjr6673
      @ddjr6673 Месяц назад

      @@GhostofGerulaitis Me too!

    • @TheseHoesAreLoyal
      @TheseHoesAreLoyal Месяц назад +1

      Rafa's hair thinning or balding was at its worst in 2017, when he finally decided to get a hair transplant. He went on to win 2 majors and multiple masters and regain no.1 ranking in 2017.

  • @Aperher1
    @Aperher1 Месяц назад +1

    Hey, you are at Madrid open. I atended last years tournament and I can recognize that bench😂

  • @Lucas_BVB
    @Lucas_BVB Месяц назад +4

    we need a rublev analysis

  • @snipaboy86
    @snipaboy86 Месяц назад +1

    Once again, great f**king job man, you really know ball. Enjoy Madrid!

  • @AC-ss5oy
    @AC-ss5oy Месяц назад +1

    havent we seen this happen before though? typically right before a player retires they have a stint of greatness that they didn't reach in their younger years (see: Davydenko, Ljubicic, Ferrer, Guillermo Canas, Berdych, etc.)

  • @CH-yp5by
    @CH-yp5by Месяц назад

    Thank you for doing a great video of my favourite player!

  • @tds7078
    @tds7078 Месяц назад +1

    It seems like some players have a self-realization in their early 30s that pushes them into greatness.
    I think it’s similar to how some people have a mortality crisis at that same age and decide to get their shit together haha.

  • @jonashofmann4441
    @jonashofmann4441 Месяц назад +2

    Pls do a video about Zverev ❤

  • @harrisonclauss8559
    @harrisonclauss8559 Месяц назад +2

    Would love to see a video on Elena Rybakina. You guys think she'll ever end up moving to no. 1? Or are the rest just too good for that to happen?

  • @pimp.on.a.blimp1
    @pimp.on.a.blimp1 Месяц назад +2

    Andrey Rublev has been a loose canon for a while, would be fun if you could do some deep diving on whats going on with him ✌🏻.

  • @NoemiaFanchin
    @NoemiaFanchin Месяц назад +2

    could yo d a video about Joao Fonseca pls

  • @millenium13constantin58
    @millenium13constantin58 Месяц назад +1

    Yes, that's Grigor!

  • @pabloalvarez7774
    @pabloalvarez7774 Месяц назад +1

    Can you do a video of why Sebastian Korda is underperforming a lot and why he hasn’t reached his potential

  • @sebastianarzani9762
    @sebastianarzani9762 Месяц назад +1

    make a video like this for cerundolo or Etcheverry

  • @djoctacon
    @djoctacon Месяц назад +6

    I'd Like a video about Kei Nishikori

  • @jasonlam5086
    @jasonlam5086 Месяц назад +5

    bad mic quality

    • @Root__314
      @Root__314 Месяц назад +1

      Yeah, the video is choppy in the transitions for me too as well as the mic issues. I think the upload had issues.

  • @gregoryphillips3969
    @gregoryphillips3969 Месяц назад

    Lastly, the mental side of the big 3 hasn't been discussed at length enough. For those who know tennis and watch closely there's not a world of difference in physical talent between Federer and Dimitrov but mentally there's a real gap. Who believes in themselves the most in the biggest moments. Dimitrov has more talent than Andy Murray but Murray has been able to still win majors in the big 3 era.
    With Grigor it's the mental challenge that weighs the most heavily. He was given the physical gifts.

  • @moscowmuleman
    @moscowmuleman Месяц назад

    can you do a video about Ugo Humbert soon plz :)))

  • @NgoTheVinh90
    @NgoTheVinh90 Месяц назад

    Can you do a video on Musetti? He’s such a talented player but hasn’t achieved anything for nearly 2 years now.

  • @simonebranca1972
    @simonebranca1972 Месяц назад

    Impressive player and great person PLUS he is Bulgarian. Immediately after Sinner in my personal favourite players

  • @DavidHWolf
    @DavidHWolf Месяц назад +2

    Grigor is the most talented player to have never reached a GS final. At least, for now…

    • @gabrielametodieva8360
      @gabrielametodieva8360 Месяц назад +1

      I think at this stage, after reaching his two master finals and recently, he’ll give his all to reach this goal. Bo5 is a different beast though, I don’t know if he’s physically fit for that at this stage of his career. He’ll need a big helping hand in a draw. He’s been very unlucky with those unfortunately. Achieved great results last year but had to work hard for them. Other players like Ruud can reach a GS final not facing a top 10 player and he had to beat 3 of them for each masters final.

  • @raphaelbrault1184
    @raphaelbrault1184 Месяц назад

    deep dive on rune please

  • @twinwankel
    @twinwankel Месяц назад

    Last year's Wimby is the turning point for Dimi, IMO. In the round of 16, Dimi's backhand broke down so badly. It was a pitiful sight. And Rune mercilessly picked on it. I think that after the match, Dimi had to re-evaluate his game and whether he could compete at the highest level. Because when other players see your weakness exploited so badly, they are going to repeat the strategy. And to get destroyed by Fed was one thing but to get spanked by a young upstart was another. It was a watershed moment in his career. This is where he decided to fix his backhand and it has worked. And he has hit more down the line and angled winners since then while reducing his unforced errors. Of course, as you say, he and the rest of the tour will not beat Sinner. And this is the challenge for him and the ATP.

  • @Ryan-hr7tw
    @Ryan-hr7tw Месяц назад +1

    "pulls off an Ivanisevic" !!!

  • @simon0yeung
    @simon0yeung Месяц назад +1

    In his younger years I believe he suffered the same problems as Safin did, spending time too much time romancing. He was famous for his high profile girlfriends than his titles

  • @drbookie2169
    @drbookie2169 Месяц назад

    dimitrov has world #1 physical, tactical, technique potential. His mental potential is the last thing to sharpen and if he does, he can reach #1. I love watching him play.

    • @olivercox61
      @olivercox61 Месяц назад

      Definitely not number 1 physical, that’s his big weakness

  • @OJC72
    @OJC72 Месяц назад +2

    Almost missed this because of the name change😅

  • @victorsrpapacoy5602
    @victorsrpapacoy5602 Месяц назад

    Dimitrov is more concern on how He looks at the cameras than winning.
    This guy has a big crush
    On Dimitrov 😂😂😂

  • @user-in3mf9mv1w
    @user-in3mf9mv1w Месяц назад +2

    King Dimi!

  • @jorgemiguelmilano1535
    @jorgemiguelmilano1535 Месяц назад

    If he improves his consistency, he just might win a slam this year or next year. Wimbledon or the US Open might be his best chance

  • @brasileirosim5961
    @brasileirosim5961 Месяц назад

    For the slice to work a player has to have a very good topspin backhand too and play it consistently. Otherwise you will play like Evans.

  • @rudijax
    @rudijax Месяц назад

    Get video... We need to know what's going on with Swartzman.. thanks.

  • @michael.a.m
    @michael.a.m Месяц назад +1

    13:56 People online like to act like having a 12 million dollar net worth for playing a game, staying fit, traveling the world and entertaining millions of people is somehow "failing" lol

    • @laprimaverrra
      @laprimaverrra Месяц назад

      Add to that the charm, looks and popularity. He is a bit of a heartbreaker, it seems, his list of ex-girlfriends speaks for itself... 🤣

  • @jimclawley9117
    @jimclawley9117 Месяц назад

    The depth of means game is in transition right now, there’s 7/8 consistent players. The rest are average. It gives him and Mannarino a chance to win again

  • @Alex1492-tp4xi
    @Alex1492-tp4xi Месяц назад +1

    i like to play like federer because modern tennis is so rusty and not a gentlemen sport anymore

  • @danielbogos263
    @danielbogos263 15 дней назад

    In almost any statistics Djokovic, Sinner and Alcaraz are at the top. 😅😅. Almost any category. Thats why its so hard to beat these guys😂

  • @Fanaro
    @Fanaro Месяц назад

    Did Federer slice that much? Maybe it's a thing of one-handed backhanders?

  • @franks2910
    @franks2910 Месяц назад

    He slices for the same reason Federer did. It works. But if you have a two handed backhand you're not going to slice too much. It's too bad there are so many two handers. Boring and, if you're strong, needless. But you go with what you're taught.

  • @sportsart21
    @sportsart21 Месяц назад +1

    I‘d like to see a video about Zverev. I‘m German, but that‘s not the only reason. He was close winning a Grand Slam, had Rafa on the edge in Paris and than had this horrible injury. I think, he might be an interesting player to analyze

    • @ts9576
      @ts9576 Месяц назад

      No one cares about that woman-beating loser

  • @stanleyfrimpong3853
    @stanleyfrimpong3853 Месяц назад

    Let’s talk about you

  • @PavlikNikitine
    @PavlikNikitine Месяц назад +3

    BABY FED!!

  • @flat6croc
    @flat6croc Месяц назад

    A major and frankly pretty obvious factor missed regarding Dimitrov's slicing is a lack of confidence hitting over the ball. If he had a great drive he could really rely on like, say, peak Stan, well, he'd use it much, much more often. The same goes for running around to hit the drive forehand. If his slice was a positive shot this video makes out, he wouldn't be so desperate to run around the ball to hit the forehand. For me Dimitrov's slice is a clear sign of weakness. He does pretty well with it considering. But it's the worst element of his game by far.

    • @martinzahariev4420
      @martinzahariev4420 Месяц назад

      In some matches, he could get too defensive with the slice, I agree. But when used properly, he gets a lot of benefits from it.

    • @flat6croc
      @flat6croc Месяц назад

      @@martinzahariev4420 Yeah, I just don't think so. As per the stats in this video, he's over 60% slice on his backhand. No other top player comes close and there's a reason for that. I love his game except for the slicing. His drive backhand looks like a nice shot, but he clearly isn't comfortable hitting it. He hits so many sloces when the ball is tee'ed up nicely for the drive backhand, missing an opportunity to get ahead in the point.

  • @Yaio.e
    @Yaio.e Месяц назад

    Deep dive on Sloane

  • @boriskostic6964
    @boriskostic6964 Месяц назад

    Evans slices more than Dimitrov though

  • @johnlicciardello2389
    @johnlicciardello2389 Месяц назад +1

    PEDs

    • @GhostofGerulaitis
      @GhostofGerulaitis Месяц назад

      Are you trolling or do you have some links?

    • @ddjr6673
      @ddjr6673 Месяц назад

      Evidence - that's such a defamatory comment if it's only speculation

  • @varunshahvo-tv9854
    @varunshahvo-tv9854 Месяц назад

    Becoz he dated 50 girls...once u date 50 ur blood gets converted to sem

  • @MrFrescocotone
    @MrFrescocotone Месяц назад

    The reason why he failed to live up to the expectations is that he wasted his peime years by not pitching in the effort, chasing the good life, and wasting his talent being sharapova toy boy

  • @jerome_morrow
    @jerome_morrow Месяц назад

    Spent his prime years of sporting youth chasing tail whilst making millions. What’s not to like?!

  • @GhostofGerulaitis
    @GhostofGerulaitis Месяц назад

    He's got no slams. None. Hasn't even made a final. I'm rooting for him, but hes still underachieving. A recent spate of good play doesn't suddenly mean his majors performances were, as you say, "bad luck." Lol He'll be 33 next month and he's got NO SLAM TITLES.

  • @phantomtroupe8430
    @phantomtroupe8430 Месяц назад

    Here’s how it’s happening. The big 3 era is practically gone. The new generation is trash. Investigation compete. You’re welcome

    • @lanacastillo49
      @lanacastillo49 Месяц назад

      Trash? I doubt Sinner and Carlos are trash but I can bet that you are

    • @phantomtroupe8430
      @phantomtroupe8430 Месяц назад

      @@lanacastillo49 I’m speaking as a generation collectively but since you brought them up Carlos is only decent on clay and very slow surfaces. Sinner seems to be the opposite. So how does that prove they are great all around players?

  • @user-pg7iq8zd5u
    @user-pg7iq8zd5u Месяц назад

    Gregor is too old

    • @mcyana
      @mcyana Месяц назад

      No, he is not. Nadal, Monfils, Wawrinka, Murray and Djokovich are too old. Grigor is 4-6 years younger than all these guys.