30 of Jack Sock's Most Skilful Moments! 👀

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As Jack Sock turns 30, enjoy 30 of his most skilful moments from the ATP Tour!
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@guillermodellatorre8529 2 года назад

A few years ago, who would have said that this guy was going to be one of the two tennis players federer would face in his last profesional match ever.

@TTGamingTrinh 2 года назад

My fave even though he’s struggling now

@pkoppula Год назад

Very talented and skillful player. If he only he decided to work on his fitness, he'd have been a great singles player. Glad he won a masters and reached the Finals that year. There's still many wonderful years of atleast doubles career ahead. Please enjoy playing and don't retire just yet. Hope you had a wonderful 30th birthday. Best wishes ahead, Jack 👍🏽🙏🏽

@jvink9434 Год назад

no hes talented and 'skilful'

@chennis134 2 года назад

I remember seeing his name in Sports Illustrated for Kids, in the "players to watch" section. He was 12 years old!

@zanehamilton8716 Год назад

indeed, he went to school near me around the same time and his legend had already spread. He had some crazy long unbeaten streak.

@KenWAnderson Год назад

I SO enjoy watching Jack when he's in shape and happy on court. There's no other tennis player I'd rather see then.

@bro89174 Год назад

He's so underrated

@Osiris3657 Год назад

That half volley was a work of art

@samfridman56 2 года назад

Its a shame he got hurt, would have been a great show!

@karnudom Год назад

LMAO That lady with the Jack Sock's socks!

@Heroickamikaze Год назад

Prime Sock was awesome. And thanks to him doubles matches experienced a high rate of people watching it

@nicolinnicolin3992 2 года назад

My favourite

@Adiaf8oros 2 года назад

2:40 roflmao

@Heroickamikaze 2 года назад

Federer is my god, but prime Sock was formidable. The good thing is he is still being funny

@sutena1211 2 года назад

I thought there would be Hewitt challenge one.

@leifenator5137 Год назад

skillful

@feri7mble 2 года назад

Why do commentators think you should "get out" when you hit a great shot?

@blackjackal9506 2 года назад

Cause they want to say outstanding 😂

@theonlyJinXFirE Год назад

Because you shouldn't be able hit those great shots, they think you should get out

@MistahhMingus Год назад

you’re takin the commentary WAY to seriously mate

@dumanmanarbekov8572 Год назад

Prime Sock

@livelierfellow Год назад

I'm just here for the random Maggie Smith and Ian McKellan cameo

@celli7126 2 года назад

Very nice

@Phil-kj5ht 2 года назад

Sock is so small next to Isner.... Sock is 6'3''....

@RenegadeRanga Год назад

I wasn't sure if isner was human. He's 6'9"

@yipai8628 Год назад

Finally Sock changed his racquet, Yonex racquet good for him, he will win one grand slam champion at least!

@michaelvonhaven105 2 года назад

can't throw in a highlight without highlighing Federer

@tennisish 2 года назад

Skillful**

@user-zf3ue4nr5g 2 года назад

Sock literally attends every laver cup if I'm not wrong, really hope they get it this time~~before Alcaraz arrives 😱🤮

@IdontKnow-jt2oz 2 года назад

nah not gonna happen with Novak around to carry Europe

@josefmalina3273 Год назад

@@IdontKnow-jt2oz looks like you were wrong mate

@IdontKnow-jt2oz Год назад

@@josefmalina3273 I gladly accept that I was wrong Team World got the dub 👊

@josefmalina3273 Год назад

@@IdontKnow-jt2oz it's alright mate

@The_Great_One Год назад

Sock winning a Masters is the most pathetic thing in tennis these last ten years.

@drbookie2169 Год назад

Tsitsipas' cheating and texting his dad is the most pathetic

@LookerStenographer Год назад

Oh no, it should say "skillful" 🤓

@sixpoint3 2 года назад

Most of his "skills" have evolved around his inability to move into proper position. Whoo knows how far he could have gone had he decided to get into shape and be a real athlete.

@samwillard1692 2 года назад

A real athlete? So someone that has grand slam championships in doubles and made it to the nitto atp finals one year for the top 8 players in the world isn’t a real athlete?!

@sixpoint3 2 года назад

@@samwillard1692 Maybe the wording was a little off, But winning Doubles or Mixed doubles even in Grand slam events doesn't require fitness, endurance or athleticism the likes of a Grand Slam event singles player. Federer, even at 41 could still achieve at this point, what Jack Sock has done,but he chooses not to. Sock however would be hard pressed to even get near one GS final given his physical shape. If he doesn't acknowledge that, then he is in denial. His whole coaching staff is dillusional if they don't tell him. It's really a darn shame, because with him and Kyrgios, the talent and potential w a s there.

@UdonFever 2 года назад

@@sixpoint3 My guy they are two different skillsets. It’s possible Fed could win a doubles title due to his insane skills but Sock’s doubles abilities are so good that when a Bryan bro gets injured he’s their first option. Even if he stayed skinnier, Sock’s body type + skill set isn’t really cut out for consistent grand slam late appearances (although it is impressive he did get to #8 in singles at one point)

@turbotaquitogoogle8095 Год назад

@@sixpoint3 "Real athlete???" Compared to Rafa of course he's inferior in terms of fitness but he's, like, ridiculously accomplished, even in terms of professional athletes. Sure he won't win 20 slams and doesn't have the fastest 40-yard dash on tour but he's got one of the very biggest forehands on tour and is (I'd argue) the best doubles player on the entire planet.

@concofps 2 года назад

a couple of these looked accidental, and in a couple of them he ended up losing the point...

@toxicpickles3617 2 года назад

This guy is wasted tennis talent

@turbotaquitogoogle8095 Год назад

Because winning 20 titles, being ranked world #8 in singles, and being arguably the best doubles player on the planet is "wasted talent??"

@nevemorta Год назад

@@turbotaquitogoogle8095 when you could have achieved way more, it kinda is.

@toxicpickles3617 Год назад

@@turbotaquitogoogle8095 Mate, with his game, he could have won much more titles and even maybe a slam

@daylem.6768 Год назад

@@toxicpickles3617 he already won multiple slams

@punpun2773 Год назад

Wouldn't say wasted. Unerachieved but he's still achieved more than 99% of tennis players in history

@jerrybronham 2 года назад

I'm glad the Sock-Isner-Querrey era of American tennis is over. So many more worthy, more skilled players from America now. Thanks for at least keeping American tennis marginally respectable tho. Go run around your backhand someplace else now ay lmao

@Mrmuscle-nt7dx 2 года назад

There's still Opelka 😂

@PJtheincel 2 года назад

Yeah I guess you have Tommy Paul who will never win anything...

@jerrybronham 2 года назад

@@PJtheincel lmao what. Tommy Paul is better than anybody from that era

@JA-dh7gk 2 года назад

Isner's really good though, especially in 2018. The new American players may not even reach his heights (no pun intended).

@trulaila8560 2 года назад

@@jerrybronham He is not yet, so don't compare him to folks who were in top 10 and top 20 for a long time and have won masters titles

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