A Tennis Match in Southern California 

Let’s goooo! Looking good out there

Great match Trey! Thanks again for having me on the channel.

Been following this channel from day 1 and I gotta say, games 4 to 9 might have been the best tennis you've ever played! Keep it up Trey!

bruhhh hooked em baaad at 11:53, probably swung the set. should've been a 5-1 lead. cant make that call. good set otherwise boys

Jake, I’m not sure you’re aware which side is Trey’s backhand. “I need to hit to his backhand” hits next 25 shots to forehand & pretty much 100% of your serves 😂 Great match both of you!

Sick editing bro. You gotta start forcing yourself to use your 2HBH more in matches though, lol. I made the same mistake in the past, relying way too much on slicing or running around the backhand because it gave me better short term results against players similar to me in skill, but it definitely harmed my long term development. Forcing myself to use it as much as possible in matches sucked at first and made me very error prone under pressure for a while but seriously paid off in the long run once I got used to it.

Trey. Way to go man. You hit a purple patch there in the middle that brought a tear to my eye. You look like you're living the life brother.

Since you are on a racket journey yourself, could you also include what you are using yourself when asking the opponents about their racket/strings?

Wow what a match! Trey I think your serve is probably one of the best I've seen from someone who has only played such a short time. Serve and return are the most important shots in the game, so you're well on the way to being 4.0 or 4.5 for sure. Also gotta say I really like the editing in this video, the short clips between games with an alternate angle really gave the video great timing and feel. Keep it up!

Crazy how much you actually improved over time bro! Keep grinding maybe u play Djokovic one day?😂💪🏼

"I can't wait to be clipped in a TikTok video" haha what a good match up. I hope to see some other solid 4.0 sets in the future.

this is what tennis is all about! I love this channel!

Man the sound of your serve! Good change of racquet. That's the racquet I hate to play against the most :)

Great video as usual Trey and congrats on a great win as well!

Great match man, it's amazing to see the improvement in your game over just the last year!

the serves are looking extra crispy!!!

Dude...once you opened upa nd found your groove...well done! That forehand is becoming quite the weapon...and serve too!

You have such fun content Trey! Loved the grass court. Enjoying your travelling to play. This might be your Sunday Set! The serve was just bombing off the racquet! You need to tell us about your current racquet journey. That's the Pure Aero 98? Saw you with the Ezone and a Vcore?

Great Match it was really cool to see whats in yalls head when you play.

When the serves go in…. Sheesh. Absolutely tough 💯

Trey ya making huge improvements my man

Trey won!!!!💪💪

Head prestige is an extremly demanding racket! Puts a lot of tention on your arm if you swing wrong

serve startin to lk deadly bro

wow electric match

Gotta be the racket! Pure Aero is the best, no challengers.

elite aesthetic sheeeeesh

serve is looking great. forehand struggled to keep it in but i think thats just an adjustment. i feel like that racquet might be giving you some more pop on the serve even. biggest weakness is your backhand. your server / forehand / volley could be amazing but how are you going to break a good player who can always just serve or hit it to your backhand? thats the key for you to figure out to make it to the next level IMO

nice editing style

Out of the recent racquets, which are you feeling the most atm?

If you're unfamiliar with a racquet and its giving you long the shots are yoo flat and required more top spin.

Very much like this new style of editing.

Are you coming to L.A.?

Trey you should try 100" control racket, (W blade 100, Y percept 100, B pure strike 100) choose one then compare it to your aero 100. Hopefully you find your racket sooner so your tennis will continue to develop at max speed. Aero23 is already at more controlled side, so you'll know if you need to pick one

Good win! you are getting more dangerous now :)

Don't get into demoing rackets... it's a slippery slope 😂

What is the height you keep your camera at on that tripod?

bro what racket r u using ? PA 98?

That guy isn’t a 4.0 especially in so cal

Would love to play with you on your channel if you ever come to the East Coast in Jersey City, NJ! HMU

you play good but to be honest you beed more strategy and a little bit more control but besides that everything looks great

Blaming the babolat😅

I don’t think you need to editing but great playing

PoorJake looked super tight. Was pushing the ball most of the match. Trey was ripping winners and defending the net pretty well.

Y'all both need glasses, some of those line calls were straight up wrong lol

To the guy hitting, yes you're right about using your legs but don't bend so far down only to stand up even jump into the shot while you're swinging, Stay a bit lower and "transfer" your weight into the ball. If you just jump up it's not going to produce any power.

The way you hit makes the racket look like it's made out of cheap material frame for some reason. You really make it look like a piece of cheap racket.

Jake. You are a disgrace to Socal USTA. Lol. 4.0 losing to a lower level? What happened to directional control and controling the point? You are hitting up the middle like a 3.0 Trey has an obvious weakness for low junk. Also, target his backhand. Junk slice, come to the net and finish it. Another thing is Trey is a good server. Your return position need to be back 3 4 feet. What happened to your footwork? Zero split step. With younger players, your intensity needs to be up. He also runs around to his forehand. Deep shot to the corner. Then to the net or ground stroke it cross court. Trey. Good job on beating a pusher. You got him rattled. One doesn't need to hit it hard to your backhand. A moonball will work. If you run around to it, it's an easy pick to hit it cross court. I am quite surprised to see a 4.0 hit like Jake. Lol.