Taylor Fritz & Maxime Cressy Battle For The Title 🏆 | Eastbourne 2022 Final Highlights 

probably just harder wearing grass species mix, doesn't mean its higher quality though.

Very hard to maintain grass in Spain where its so hot and lots more sun than England

@@Bigobe244 Well, it seems to be perfect in every aspect. Perfect medium speed, even surface, not many bad bounces, perfect playing conditions, unrivalled durability, perfect maintenance (see the mowing pattern), and yes, it looks stunning. Even after a week of playing two tournaments, ATP and WTA, it looks thousand times better than the Mallorca centre court before the tournament even started.

@@jcrisp90 If they can't maintain proper grass in Mallorca, they shouldn't do a grass court tournament. Simple as that. I wouldn't even call the surface in Mallorca grass, it was a sand court tournament (that's why Tsitsipas won). I mean, they don't do skiing championships on Mallorca either, do they?

Yes

I guess your wish cane through..he upset auger..and it brought me here...I love the guy game

yup totally, but you forgot Roger Federer in that group

don't know who this guy is. A Sampras wanna be and not even close. Pretty annoying

@@kiklocus4660 Nah the other guys mentioned serve and volleyed more than Fed. Fed has what you'd call an all-court style where he's aggressive and likes to come in but is also totally comfortable hanging from the baseline. For those other guys listed, their number 1 priority each point was get to net. In that sense, Cressy's definitely a blast from the past

Can anyone explain why these tennis players constantly finish above their heads? Tennis coaches always tell us to finish over the shoulder and then the professionals across the board consistently do the overhead finish.

@@jmanly707 Perhaps they do it more on grass as the ball bounces lower and they have to ”hit up” more.

it would be nice to see a run from Fritz or Cressy, it is Wimbledon where Americans have at least done the best at slams in recent years, 2017 and 2018 semis. would be cool to see something happen

and I especially like Fritz and his game, would be good to see him get to at least a quarter or semi of a slam for sure.

@@AnthonyHirsch same, but Cressy having FAA in the first round will be tough considering how good he looks on grass

@@cameronc6685 true that, but it's not impossible he gets the upset, that's a match to watch and he'll get a lot of confidence in the event he makes it to the 2nd round. Def tough for a first rounder tho no doubt

You were right

Remids me of a good old Pete Sampras and Dusting Brown, I have just remembered how Brown was smashing Nadal with his server not so long time ago😊🙌😁

Can anyone explain why these tennis players constantly finish above their heads? Tennis coaches always tell us to finish over the shoulder and then the professionals across the board consistently do the overhead finish.

@@jmanly707 go watch one of the recent videos on the "intuitive tennis" channel. Het talks about all the different finishes on the forehand, at least I think you mean the forehand finish ;)

US man tennis hope.

@@gadgetcomparison8373 Right now, I agree.

he over relies on his serve. needs to add some finesse to his shots

Great to see a little variety in a finale.

When serve and volley was the norm we were bored shitless and those in charge were thinking of all sorts of ways to try and stop it (longer grass, softer balls etc).

@@MarcoSpeaksNadsat It was never the norm. There is just less variety now...

@@calyan3 What are you talking about. EVERYBODY served and volleyed on grass.

@@MarcoSpeaksNadsat that's why the mid 2000s were so great - fast surfaces and attacking play but variety

He needs to work on the BH especially flat down the line. But a true pleasure to watch the serve/volley and the chip returns (even better than Stan).

Hear, hear!

Opelka - Isner was like 10 weeks ago, not really that long.

Lol that’s what I thought too

haha you're right, fritz just has gotta start winning every match he ever plays as well

She's not a female 😂😂😂was made in dope lab🏢🏢 did'nt know?

omg yes. I knew her game looked familiar. thx for that. It was driving me nuts

Haha so true!

More variety. Medvedev looks so limited sometimes, especially of late.

lol he wins against Felix , good battle

@@jonathanolivier6932 He did great, hope he can have a good run! Two more wins and he could get the Fritz revenge in the 4th round.

Busta nr.9? He never reached that spot lol you mean the seed

@@nicolasmts3264 Yes, I do. I am a tennis n00b and get mixed up a lot. Sorry.

dont you want ALL players to have a deep run?

@@TBguitar why would you even write a response like this...pretty cringe

@@robshacks cmon lighten up. so what's your answer?

J'ai essayé de regarder le tennis avant les années 90, j'ai l'impression de voir des Federer qui jouent très mal et très lentement lol Même Sampras est assez limité du fond de court quand tu compares à la palette technique et tactique du big 3, mais ce n'est qu'un avis personnel. Le matériel et les courts étaient différents, et la dimension professionnelle n'était pas aussi présente ( Noah qui fume des pétards dans le vestiaire avant le match lol ). Et si on remonte aux années 60-70, les types jouent tous à 1 main et ne savent que slicer passivement en revers, jusqu'à ce qu'un slice pas trop difficile leur permette de jouer un coup droit ou une volée, également beaucoup de service volée, juste pour service volée ( ce qui donne beaucoup de points très courts avec des fautes directes des 2 côtés, ou bien des slices passifs sans prise de risque en revers ). J'ai beau ne pas trop aimer Federer, son jeu me fait quand-même rêver parfois, plus que n'importe quel autre joueur des années pré 90.

@@Steevy84 Tout à fait d'accord, je voulais simplement dire que Cressy me rappelle un tennis que j'ai oublié 🙂un tennis "lent" limite ennuyeux qui est maintenant marginalisé vu le ralentissement des surfaces et le progrès technique, c'est clair la génération actuelle pratique un tennis beaucoup plus spectaculaire, avec beaucoup de variations, des rallyes avec tous les coups possibles qui vous tiennent en haleine et je reste persuadé que Federer y est pour beaucoup : je me rappelle qu'au début de sa carrière, la stratégie service-volée correspondait bien à ses qualités mais, confronté à des relanceurs tels que Andre Agassi ou Leyton Hewitt, il a travaillé son jeu en fond de court et le service-volée n’est plus qu’une variation de son jeu devenu complet.

@@abdouelmeknassi5914 C'est clair, ses volées de revers ultra courtes croisées sont vraiment d'un très haut niveau, en plus d'être très esthétiques, mais j'aurais presque l'impression qu'il a un peu "forcé" le jeu de fond de court en s'appuyant sur son excellent coup droit, ainsi qu'un très bon jeu de jambes, mais Djokovic et Nadal étaient trop forts dans ce compartiment de manière générale, notamment à cause de son revers. Cela prouve que la dimension athlétique et tactique est de plus en plus importante, ce qui ne me déplait pas, car ça ajoute de la stratégie et de la gestion de l'effort. Federer ne sera pas le goat, mais pour moi il représente la version la plus aboutie du service volée, alors que j'entends souvent les gens parler d'Edberg ou MacEnroe. J'ai regardé leurs plus beaux points, ça reste très bien pour l'époque, mais très loin du big 3 qui nous ont mal habitués, avec des prestations proches de la perfection au cours de leur carrière.

Damn must be hard having no life typing same comments over and over again.

Nadal, rank #1 doping list of all time, really the GOAT of the cheaters Vaccine had some serious side effects on you, stop all those injections just because you saw your idol doing that every day at french open. And don't worry, maybe Ukraine will win war, and maybe Amber Heard said the truth LMAO