Facing The Highest Ranked Opponent Of My Pro Tennis Comeback - Future’s First Round 

Same. I also want his ability to impose his return game on big servers at crucial moments.

I do what Karue does, and let me tell you…it intimidates servers, they start to double fault more when they know you are attacking both their first and second serves by stepping in and taking it on the rise!

Yep. Just looks like he is very efficient with his technique. Does't look like he is over exerting himself when hitting.

My service return sucks , don’t know how kuro does it even top 30 atp Between no single drop shot and not much slices by kuru

Raise your swingweight (if you don't have enough stability, yet), reduce your takeback / shorten your swing and potentially lower your string tension to gain more effortless depth. How Karue hits reminds me a bit of Mannarino, actually. Very efficient, shortened swings combined with a very stable racquet. Simply a smart way of playing tennis without putting too much effort into each stroke. It's the way we should probably all hit when getting older.

you just don’t add a lot of spin to them

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@@obi-wankenobigoat to mayo or not to mayo

You should have asked for Hellman’s to sponsor this video 😂

And what about : Karue Sell....google what a Karussell is hahaha! Epic name choice from the father in my opinion! Love you Karue

The shot on the run right before was so impressive. Then the full brakes with the slide on the concrete, into the backhand i didn't even notice it was one handed, before you pointed it out. Incredible stuff.

He's secretly training it. The second video in a row he performs it.

I saw that! Sweeeeet

seriously I hate that guy

.... Ehnnnnn

He’s a jork!

And @0-40 he was serving second serve. Many double fault there

Exactly this 👍

That takes so much mental fortitude though!

I like how Karue just kinda looks over and then casually looks away lol. I feel for Mayo’s frustration though. Tennis is like that sometimes.

broke the racket and the camera apparently lol

Or when he’s running far from the ball lol

He’s such a douche. I’d have yelled at this idiot if I had played him. His grunts are often so late, you could even call out hinderance at some points.

This is where Karue’s age and maturity give him an advantage to younger players. More control of emotions.

Looks like he only does it on first serve return

His one handers have no power cause of no body involvement, Karue was focusing that side all match. He should stick to 2h only. Also should try not being an angry spoiled brat.

Sell has a more advanced way to play tennis. He knows how to play very near to the baseline and this Is a great force. You are right he discounts a lot of Energy during every point

Can this be practiced if so how?

@@lintonblaise2356 Sure. To give you very simples but useful tricks to help you to improve you playing near to the baseline you have to stay with your feet near at the point where every ball bounces inside your court. To apply this you must reduce the range of the swing of your forehand and backhand. It's a swing more linear (I open and go up with the arms) than round. Some examples between Pro tennis player are Nishikori, Agassi, Fognini. I had the luckyness to have as a coach the ex italian Pro Luca Bottazzi (n° 120 Atp) that After his tennis player Pro Carrer studied and become a tennis scientist, elaborating a tennis method about space-time. He applied his metods over many pro italian players and many of them into the First years of 2000's reached top 50 Atp or WTA. Despite he had quarrels with actual Italian Federation boss Binaghi, and moved away from Federation, his method reached to develope modern players as Andrea Vavassori, the actual famous double player, and Viktor Galovic a croatian player Who played also Davis Cup. Needless to tell you how many amateur players like me he helped and today helps to improve

@@lintonblaise2356practing on footwork precision and timing from the baseline

Awesome! Thank you!

who dis?

Every one who used to know Aidan remember him as a super talented little kid whose hat was barely seen above the net.

He’s coming back to two-handed backhand and I hope he’ll do a lot of damage with it.

I play the same backhand combo. I don’t know why it makes sense in my brain. This is validation lol.

The thing is that he does not seem to use the one-hander offensively.

@@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten well sure, but it COULD work that way if you're like a pre-injury Thiem type player

Channeling his mom.

Let's go @PolarBearProblems 😂

@@rawrss HOW DARE YOU!

yea that was some top tier cringe

You've not been around too many tennis tournaments then. Happens all the time and is not weird. Tennis is a lonely sport, and it's really brutal to be battling your opponent for 3 hours in a row. People do all kinds of things to fire themselves up, including talk to themselves like this.

I noticed that Karue's opponent does both, did Karue also do one handed backhands?

@@rbarreira2 He hit one when he had to scramble out wide.

I think he hit a slice. Mayo is generally a ohbh.

@@rbarreira2 @ the 7:26 mark of the video.

@@ritbitsly Thank you!

Thanks so much!!

you are not wrong

He's sitting within the top 500 so I'd say he's doing pretty well just maybe not financially.

Yeah I noticed that late. He was definitely switching up that backhand return.

Walk the walk