Nick Kyrgios vs Stefanos Tsitsipas: Washington 2019 Extended Tennis Highlights 

Nick won 2 ATP 500 titles in 2019. in Acapulco he rode through Nadal, Wawrinka,Isner and Zverev. Fully deserved Washington was way easier, only Tsitsipas and Medvedev in Semis and Final respectively, but still, that's a huge achievement.

I agree

Kyrgios is freaking hilarious!! #Happy Gilmore

I fully agree with that comment but i won’t put a thumb up, the number is perfect.

😂🤣

Shawn ???

He won 2 though

@Shawn Seriously?

@simon Eds yeah agree

Cant believe nobody is talking about it, even the commentators!

Indeed

yeahhhh like how didnt the commentators say anything???? it was such a beautiful shot

= 10 grand slams

He would be unbeliebable.

Literally the greatest tennis player of all time. I'm not even joking, his raw talent is unimaginable, he beats all the pro tour regulars without caring.

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Same here

😂🤣😂

I would have told him to fake an underarm and then hit a flat serve.

@@dnavaneet very smart by him. his match against thiem showed its prowess

The problem with kyrgios is that he's a great stroke player, but not a great match player. He'll always go for the spectacular looking shot, with no respect for the percentages. We Martina Navratilova once famously said, you don't win tournaments by playing brilliant shots. It's not possible. You win by being consistently good.

I can say quite confidently that Nick will never go deep in a slam. Two main factors are his fitness and his temperament.

@@RickardoSpalcia his fitness is ok, but his mentality is the problem.

@@RickardoSpalcia same I can say to Monfils. great physique, but mental strength sucks.

@@plushkaplushov115 - interesting thing about Monfils. I think I heard Murray talking about his endurance saying it's not the best. Physical fitness isn't always an indication of a players endurance. Yes he's crazy quick, super flexible and looks ripped but he does tend to fade in long gruelling five setters.

True. The audience Kyrgios' RU-vid highlights vids get is completely disproportionate with regard to his ATP rank. As you said, people don't want ATP rankings or Grand Slam trophies, they want entertainement.

@@nicolasmotte2427 well, for me, I'll definitely be happy to watch Kyrgios doing this entertaining stuff at GS final.

@@nicolasmotte2427 at championship point xd

Nah. He'll be content with these types of random one week performances. He doesn't care about putting in the work to be a top player. He has all the talent, but no commitment.

More like you cant read his serve so it's basically a 50/50 if you guess where its gonna go. Also even if you do guess right you are probably going to have a weak return still.

The opponent becomes kyrgios😁😛

AVL that’s why he is so enjoyable to watch

Kyrgios was "chubby" when he was a child and said he had to develop an agressive game to end the points quickly before running out of breath

AO2020 he played a more grindy defensive game. I was very surprised...and not too pleased. Then again, knowing Nick, he might have been soft protesting the slow conditions haha. I love it when he's willing to hit those 90% effort forehands. I actually don't like the super flat line lickers that he hits ocassionally, because its not a consistent way to win. but when he's clearly trying to put heat on a ball, but is still dedicating some racket head speed to spin for some safety, that's when I start really getting excited about his game.

@@nicolasmotte2427 lmao rush i remember that

Is that Fuko?

安安 haha, yes it is!! My favorite anime character from my favorite anime!! She has a big heart. Thanks for asking

I wouldn't say *most* talented, but very very talented and "most entertaining" he is indeed. The guy's a very strong player and boosts it with finesse

him and federer

Tsitsipas is way better than him

@@lefteriskotronis5011 yes that's why he lost to a top 50 guy and Kyrgios just beat Humbert after months of not playing any events

@@lefteriskotronis5011 he lost though

Thats a little bit out of reach.

which one....

@@youngsuit both are good players

Which is overrated?

"Give the win already, stop playing" *SLAM*

haha salty Fed fan, sad to see the GOAT winning the grand slam this year stay mad bitssssh

@@marcoyolo1095 respect

the hitting your father and not apologizing to him style? XD - I just can't get over that. I'm sure they resolved it in private, but I can't believe he didn't even looked concerned. I can't imagine anyone I know, accidentally hitting their father and not immediately forgetting everything and checking if he's ok. like just a moment you know? - but yeah, tennis-wise, this guy's got a great serve, a great powerful baseline game on both wings (plus bonus style points cuz of the 1 handed backhand) and then ALSO has amazing reflexes at the net. a very complete and explosive game.

@@bonzwah1 he didnt hit him

​@@harilaou3 that's factually incorrect. its on camera.

@@bonzwah1 no its not,get a life you jealous little guy

@@harilaou3 why bother insisting on this lie when anyone who isnt sure will know im right after a quick search?

If he was consistent he wouldn't play so good tennis

his game is much more diverse than simply a "big service game."

He has more shots than shots than just his serve. He is actually a pretty good returner when he tries. And he can hit big off both wings. The problem is his fitness level and his mentality. He can hit brilliant shots, but he's not consistent. Once or twice a season, he'll get hot where he can win a smaller tournament relying on his brilliant shot-making. Like we saw in Acapulco and Washington last year. But it's never sustainable. In the tournaments immediately after those wins, he lost in the opening round. He'll do pretty much nothing for the rest of the year, except have tantrums like we saw in Cincy and Rome. And he's even stated that he's "too far gone" to waste money on a coach, because he'll waste their time. He even said himself that his goal isn't to win slams, it's just to have fun with it and play. With all the talent in the world, he simply doesn't care. He'll be content with having one or two good weeks a season and having tantrums at chair umpires. It's a shame, but he is who he is, and it won't change.

That's probably what Tsitsipas thought as well xD

S H they would never forget

GuhGuh YuhYuh I don’t think that I can forget that moment. Those two MPs 🥺 uh...

what's not to get? He's absolutely dunking on tsitsipas from the beginning of the match, everything he's doing is working and he's able to add flair. And this confirms what he desperately wants to believe, which is that he is a class above the likes of tsitsipas. It feeds the narrative that he clings to that he is the most talented player on tour and that the only thing holding him back is that he "doesn't care". So when things start to slip away in the second set he's furious with himself. He can't believe he's letting himself look "bad" on international broadcast. - Nick's problem is that he's a normal human being reacting normally to the insane pressure of having an entire community of fandom watching and judging your every move. Most ATP players don't make it unless they have a near psychopathic amount of mental discipline and drive to function under all that pressure, so I think we take that for granted, but I think Nick has the most relateable and normal brain out of the whole ATP...and a normal brain just isn't built for this job.

Yea, he was like "lemme win fast, I want to go home"

Both half greek. Tsitsipas has a Russian mother, but was born and raised in Greece. Kyrgios has a greek father and a Malay mother, he was born and raised in Australia.