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USTA 7.0 My Tennis HQ vs. USTA 4.5 Winston | Singles Tennis Set with Karue Sell (ATP  

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0:00 - intro
0:49- set
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@KaruesellHQ
@KaruesellHQ 2 года назад
Pleasure to meet you, Winston! We’ll link up again
@alexjustme1982
@alexjustme1982 2 года назад
you felt a bit bad for killing him like that, right?👏😁 Very interesting to see the diff rec.level/pro.
@petestation
@petestation 2 года назад
WoW, Karue you play very fluidly, consistent and powerful. You are also a natural teacher, even during match play you told Winston to keep feet mobile during return of serve. So nice of you. Already subscribed to your channel! Big fan.
@ssenssel
@ssenssel 2 года назад
Anybody who has played professional level anything, when go back to playing amateur level is almost unfair. For Karue playing an amateur must feel like child's play. No disrespect to Winston.
@deldridg
@deldridg 2 года назад
I don't think there was any unfair "killing" here. It was a wonderful and very informative ego-less demonstration of the difference between players at different levels. The result was probably never in doubt - all in the numbers, but such a match-up is wonderfully useful to players that aren't at pro level (like myself) to demonstrate where to develop strengths and how to be more effective playing stronger players. Full credit to both you guys - we have learned much from both of you for some time now. Cheers from Sydney - Dave
@alexjustme1982
@alexjustme1982 2 года назад
@@deldridg I argee👏👏👏
@lurfmonkey
@lurfmonkey Год назад
I'm a 50 year old 4.0 player, but I regularly hit with a former 6.0 division I college player still in his 20s. When I first started playing with him, he constantly hit winners on me and we rarely had rallies longer than 4 shots. I kind of played like you in that I hit with a lot of topspin and the ball landed safely in the court with a lot of margin. It worked against players my own level, but it clearly wasn't working against someone far above me. I changed my game drastically in order to keep up with him. I started staying very close to the baseline and refused to get pushed back. That required me to learn how to hit the ball well on the rise. It took time away from him because if he had time, I was toast. I learned how to hit the ball deeper, even with heavy topspin. That reduced his ability to attack my shots. I made use of redirection a lot. He provided so much power, it didn't take much for me to change the direction of the ball with a short backswing and get him moving around the court. Lastly, I learned to flatten out my shots when the time was right. If you constantly use loopy topspin, it's really hard to hit winners or force errors against high level players, even if you are hitting the sidelines. Driving the ball at the right time can either produce winners or put them on their heels. It's not my natural shot, but it's something I had to develop. All of these changes went a long way to making him less comfortable and allowing me to dictate points way more often than before. Even though he's still the better player, things are way less lopsided now, and he definitely noticed. I think those adjustments would help against the high level players you play against. You're a higher rating than I am, so it should be well within your abilities.
@sliceserve234
@sliceserve234 Год назад
Very high level tennis comments! If only you could take this tennis understanding and transport magically back to your 20s.
@Dan1elAndrade
@Dan1elAndrade 2 дня назад
That's cool. Did you manage to win a game?
@lurfmonkey
@lurfmonkey 2 дня назад
We mainly just practiced hitting. The only time we played a set, I beat him 6-1. This was less about me hitting winners and more about him making mistakes. It pays to keep the ball in play. Also, he had shoulder issues and couldn’t serve like he used to. His groundstrokes were fine though.
@Dan1elAndrade
@Dan1elAndrade 2 дня назад
@@lurfmonkey let me get this straight, did you a 4.0, beat a 6.0 D1 ex-college player 6-1?
@lurfmonkey
@lurfmonkey 2 дня назад
Yes. Obviously, he’s not a 6.0 anymore. I would probably put him at a 5.0. But he was still in his 20s at the time. I do think certain styles give him problems. He was used to playing big bangers, whereas I am a counterpuncher. I take what you give me and redirect it. I have a lot of trouble with soft hitters because I don’t generate a lot of my own power. And I do think if he had the same serve from his college days, he would’ve won a lot more free points.
@rafaelleal3622
@rafaelleal3622 2 года назад
I love how he stopped mid-game to give you advice on how to return serves, Karue is defo goated!
@msh4611
@msh4611 2 года назад
I really did learn a lot on returns from Karue's return video
@nicogoebel4071
@nicogoebel4071 2 года назад
Karue’s technique is just so beautiful. Watching him you instantly see that he used to be a pro.
@dustyroot4708
@dustyroot4708 2 года назад
Karue looked like he was walking around the court during the points. So smooth it’s almost unfair.
@harryp3804
@harryp3804 2 года назад
Early ball recognition
@DNA2000-8bit
@DNA2000-8bit 2 года назад
That's really the main takeaway I had. If you've ever hit against someone with pro-grade stuff, it looks like they're barely moving. That's because they no there's is nothing you're going to dust past them, so the have very little to guard against. Normals don't hit hard enough to shake them.
@harryp3804
@harryp3804 2 года назад
@@DNA2000-8bit aka early ball recognition, it might seems they not moving at all but they are actually putting in alot of work
@davidhale8034
@davidhale8034 Год назад
@@harryp3804 you get that we can see your previous comment, really no need to repeat yourself.
@Obiwantuan
@Obiwantuan 11 месяцев назад
Karue kept the ball deep in the center of the court alot with pace, not really a chance to create angles to make him move unless you are as high of a level as he is.
@randymarcum6097
@randymarcum6097 2 года назад
On RU-vid you have Tennis instructors who can not hit a top spin backhand and giving instructions on how to hit a backhand. Karue is the real deal. Great player but also excellent on explaining the correct technigue and how to take your game to a higher level
@Blueian742
@Blueian742 2 года назад
As a high school player it’s so nice to watch high level tennis content like this. Karue is the definition of a goated tennis tuber and tennis player!
@thelonelydekuscrub4817
@thelonelydekuscrub4817 Год назад
Same I'm on my high school team (and pretty bad at that) and I love watching high level footage now I basically do it every day now in my free time 😂
@MoonDoy2
@MoonDoy2 2 года назад
It was really cool to see the difference in pace. When I watch videos of Karue vs Marcos Giron, they are unfazed by the pace and its deceiving to the viewer just how fast balls are because they have good footwork and good at anticipating. This video you can clearly see the difference in the quality/pace of balls between pro and club level. Many of Winston's shots were defensive as he was fighting to stay alive.
@lalafuzzy943
@lalafuzzy943 2 года назад
Nah Karue wasn’t going big bro... When you watch pros play, you’ll see them do many mistakes because they are pressured to hit bazookas at every shot or else the opponent will just destroy them with a winner. Here Karue knew his opponent wasn’t good enough to do that, so he cut his speed to about 75% to avoid making mistakes by making shots that aren’t even needed to win the point comfortably.
@lalafuzzy943
@lalafuzzy943 2 года назад
Btw Karue wasn’t holding back by hitting shots at 70-75%, he would have probably lost more points if he actually tried to go for winners because he would have done maybe twice the number of unforced errors. Of course he would still have won 6-0 comfortably.
@MB-le7tw
@MB-le7tw Год назад
@@lalafuzzy943 Agreed. He took it easy on Winston.
@nguyen925
@nguyen925 2 года назад
Man you can see how much work and skill Karue put into refining his game. Every stroke and serve seemed like he was putting in 80% of his game. Looked pretty effortless. Reminded me of how my friend (who played on the Futures and pre at events) hit. So smooth and skillful! Winston you definitely held your own, keep going and you'll continue to get better bro!
@feichang3585
@feichang3585 2 года назад
Very nice of you putting Karue on the camera side. Pros move so efficiently even when you make good shots
@hleaf
@hleaf 2 года назад
Very cool of Karue to do this, and great playing considering the circumstances Winston. Why does even the sound of the racket hitting the ball have to be so much better from great players!?
@kaizun
@kaizun 2 года назад
they have better contact
@jchan810
@jchan810 2 года назад
Pros transfer body weight into their shots better.
@RCShufty
@RCShufty 2 года назад
I think it's called "correct technique". Something I have none of :(
@sportscastercanada
@sportscastercanada 2 года назад
There’s also the fact that high end players change their strings much more often.
@jerryg9581
@jerryg9581 2 года назад
Because he hit through the ball out in front. And he did it the same every time. The strings are probably worn out with a 2-3" area on his racket.
@dolinainggolan339
@dolinainggolan339 2 года назад
it's an eye opener that at this high level of strokes, alot of them are still very safe shots, no crazy angles or down the line shots that are too risky.
@bootyshake5043
@bootyshake5043 2 года назад
NOT TRUE. He wasn't trying to hit winners. Look at his channel he's mic'd up
@MrRaviden
@MrRaviden 2 года назад
He was playing to the middle to keep the game interesting, not making any risks at all, otherwise it would be no game to watch :)
@Chickeneater_69420
@Chickeneater_69420 2 года назад
@@MrRaviden look at his video on his channel
@CamCarvalhoPoetry
@CamCarvalhoPoetry 2 года назад
@@MrRaviden Yeah he would’ve beat him in like 15 minutes 6060 you probably hit one serving and then Winston would go off in a corner and cry
@Hibore222
@Hibore222 2 года назад
i watched a second round U.S. Open match on a side court a few years ago, and I was blown away by how low-risk so many of there shots were. It takes a lot of patience to be willing to wait for the right moment to start being aggressive. And it takes a lot of trust to believe that you can play low-risk and wait for an opening without getting blasted off of the court.
@hieulecong6725
@hieulecong6725 2 года назад
the best match ive ever seen involved in rec player so far on youtube. you managed to bring your best tennis but karue is just too good. bravo
@mact7766
@mact7766 2 года назад
a very good rec player vs a tour lvl player. I really appreciate you made this happen.
@ChrisL326
@ChrisL326 2 года назад
Karue is an ATP/WTA Practice and hitting partner, & makes his living getting high-quality balls back! No way you/any of us are going to out-consistency him! He said it at the end, get balls back and the opponent will start going for broke out of frustration. Great video!
@HankHell41
@HankHell41 2 года назад
The rally ending at 8:45 is the best I've ever seen you play!
@MrBryantwong
@MrBryantwong 2 года назад
This is awesome! We need more collabs from different tennis influencers
@JuanPabloSecundo
@JuanPabloSecundo 2 года назад
The consistency of Karue is insane, so efortless putting the ball wherever he wants
@tenniswithandy
@tenniswithandy 2 года назад
Hi Winston, I’m so proud of you for putting this out there and for the effort you showed on the court. This was some high quality hitting by you and even when you were down, you didn’t resort to desperation tactics. The set point was epic and you should bottle that point construction up and use it for all your matches. My scouting advice for playing Karue: don’t hit the ball to his forehand or backhand. 😂
@nsebast
@nsebast Год назад
Exactly. If I play him, my tactic would be body shots. I would smack the ball to his body lol.
@victoralmager2411
@victoralmager2411 2 года назад
Fun and informative video with great concepts. I know Karue Sell as I had chaired his match where he won the $25k Heritage Banks Tennis Championships in Moraga, CA. He played exactly how he described. The same ideas he shared he used to defeat his opponents. Plus, if I am correct - he is Brasilero!! Good match.
@Tennisbull-match-statistics
@Tennisbull-match-statistics 2 года назад
What year was that? I’ve been there a couple of times
@victoralmager2411
@victoralmager2411 2 года назад
@@Tennisbull-match-statistics It must have been 2017. Jovana Jovic and a player from Modesto, CA wons the ladies doubles.
@rsmith02
@rsmith02 2 года назад
First five seconds of watching and seeing Karue's form and positioning "oh s***, poor Winston." I love his economy of motion, so clean and efficient.
@streetvisionmotorsports8244
@streetvisionmotorsports8244 2 года назад
This is the colab we didn’t know we needed. I’m excited to watch this on my lunch break.
@tenishotshot
@tenishotshot 2 года назад
It's cute how he's moving his feet, shuffling slowly, hitting at about 50% pace. I could see this guy going beast mode during a real ATP game.
@8paths996
@8paths996 2 года назад
That’s prob 80% of his pace lmao… He’s shuffling at more of a regular speed, it’s not that intense for him since he’s just playing a 4.5 level, his footworks are all correct and aren’t sloppy. Maybe he could, idk :0
@nsebast
@nsebast Год назад
Guys like him will probably lose 6-1 6-1 to the Top 100. That's how high the bar is. World class performance is very high.
@s14tam
@s14tam Год назад
Despite what the score says, there were a lot of impressive rallies. Good job. I know I would be completely steamrolled 40-love every game by a pro-level player.
@TennisTrollChannel
@TennisTrollChannel 2 года назад
This is awesome.
@kevinarmes9804
@kevinarmes9804 2 года назад
Dude what the heck!? I clicked to see the 7.0 then was like Wait, Karue??? Geez looking forward to it. Thanks for doing it!
@mrperezmailperez3818
@mrperezmailperez3818 2 года назад
Hi, Winston's comment was spot on. I think the pressure comes from being out of your comfort zone. As a recreational player, it is very hard to improve and get comfortable unless one plays with advanced players more constantly. It would be nice if you both could consistently play/hit for 1-2 months and record a set again. I feel that Winston would feel more comfortable and be a more interesting match. Thanks!
@scottbroady3159
@scottbroady3159 2 года назад
Just watched Karue’s video from the other side of the court-his commentary is so on point, and the sit-down talk at the end was sharp. You hit a really nice ball when you guys played (that last point was a banger); it’s always an eye-opening experience to be across the net from a extremely high-level player. Thanks for your videos, Winston and Karue!
@vighneshramesh2569
@vighneshramesh2569 Год назад
Karue technique is so solid that you can just tell every shot is going in. The ball always hits the sweet spot
@smokinjoe4684
@smokinjoe4684 2 года назад
Karue is poetry in motion.
@LegolasD
@LegolasD 2 года назад
That last rally was epic.
@jonathanchen1026
@jonathanchen1026 2 года назад
@0:27 as soon as you said trying to hit to his backhand, I died laughing 💀😂 I know karue was trying his best to keep a straight face 🤣
@mikedudley9975
@mikedudley9975 2 года назад
Same, I laughed out loud until Karue corrected him. Karue did make more mistakes off his backhand in this set though.
@shongthoj
@shongthoj 2 года назад
he has a better backhand than all the former UCLA current pros maybe even osaka
@joecaldwell9881
@joecaldwell9881 2 года назад
He got the scouting report right. Karue’s backhand was his weaker side, it was just still too solid for Winston to be able to take advantage of it.
@ClarkdeLeon
@ClarkdeLeon 2 года назад
the humility of these players is amazing.
@Bladerunner55217
@Bladerunner55217 Год назад
Thanks for posting this play. After watching it I believe it’s all about the return game.
@Naomi-gr7fm
@Naomi-gr7fm 2 года назад
Beautiful courts. 🌴☀️ Also have to note that was an amazing point to end this set on. Had a number of great rallies where you were able to hang with Karue for a bit. Awesome you two were able to network and link up. Was an interesting watch even despite the skill gap and wonderful advice from Karue.
@fosho8214
@fosho8214 2 года назад
Karue making the rounds with collabs, first tennis brothers and now Winston. Good to see. thanks for vid.
@abashardoust
@abashardoust 2 года назад
Thank you for posting! I was a 4.0 until 2008, and then took a long break lol
@gogogo96
@gogogo96 2 года назад
Karue rocks!! way too smooth for against amateur, I enjoyed watching this thanks to both for sharing. The set point was 29 shots rally. Awesome. more power to your channel also to MY Tennis HQ.👏👏👏
@andyhung424able
@andyhung424able 2 года назад
The end of match comments are very very insightful. Thanks.
@UAMartin7
@UAMartin7 2 года назад
Great job Winston to get Karue on your video. Very generous of him to appear. I'm also a subscriber of Karue's channel, he has many great contents there as well. Thank you both. 👍👏
@peachman5698
@peachman5698 2 года назад
This illustrates how a player of that level moves so well, and does not crush every ball. Good stuff....keep 'em coming!
@tombailey4458
@tombailey4458 2 года назад
Massive Respect Winston! I have seen a few of your videos and now have subscribed. Karue is tremendous and a really nice guy. Thanks for sharing this.
@tenniszerg
@tenniszerg 2 года назад
Hehe, yeah... Karue's backhand is his go-to shot. This was a great collab! Love the sharing of thoughts at the end. Big fan of both of your channels.
@scoob7store
@scoob7store 2 года назад
Winston, Karue, so dope you guys are supporting each other’s channels! Really neat to see how a pretty strong 4.5 player stands against a pro. Keep up the fun content Winston 🤘🏽
@tonybasa7491
@tonybasa7491 2 года назад
Wow!!! Two of me favorite tennis RU-vid guys duking it out! Kudos to Wilson for accepting this challenge.
@AkilesTennis
@AkilesTennis 2 года назад
Big respect to both of you, whenever I play a higher level player I always aim to take something from their game into mine. Thank you for th content homie.
@hannesreinhardt1399
@hannesreinhardt1399 2 года назад
Karue is a pro level player, who doesn't want to go the pro circuit threadmill. He is silky smooth, and smart strategically. Also articulate and willing to share his wisdom comprehensively. Content worth watching for all of us. Do more of like equipment reviews and sorts and casual games with known pros, former greats and current likeable pros and you could be the rick shiels of tennis, growing huge fan base.
@rikmcdik6662
@rikmcdik6662 2 года назад
Taking on somebody out of your league like this is one of the best ways to learn. Looked fun.
@zeroelus
@zeroelus 2 года назад
I love both your attitudes throughout the video, real insightful. Subscribed to both
@12GaugePadawan
@12GaugePadawan 2 года назад
Wow! Two of my fave tennis tubers in action! 🤩
@harik3160
@harik3160 2 года назад
You should totally play Mason Tran! Most of your video's are at the Racquet Club of Irvine and I believe he trains there so it would be fun to see you or anyone else play him there!
@SimonServes
@SimonServes 2 года назад
Last rally was amazing, great set Winston
@DanTuber
@DanTuber 2 года назад
It's really special when you get to play someone of his level. I remember when I first started playing tennis I got to hit with a girl who was ex pro and reached high 400's in the world. It was eye opening how good she was. Karue gave you great advice on the return serve.
@michaelp9061
@michaelp9061 2 года назад
Holy fg. This is the most epic vid here so far.
@elliottkittel7444
@elliottkittel7444 2 года назад
EPIC! The RU-vid tennis crossover we needed!! Can you get Karue to play a set vs. Coach Chase?
@pm312
@pm312 2 года назад
Good match Winston, you had some nice rallies going there. All the best with your channel.
@GameSetMatch5252
@GameSetMatch5252 2 года назад
Great collab fellas. Kudos to Winston putting himself out there and coming out with valuable learning gems for himself and all of us watching. Karue - depth + footwork + one purty looking dub backhand. Go Bruins. 🔥🔥🔥
@TagUrIt2000
@TagUrIt2000 2 года назад
Winston you had some great rallies! Great content and Karue is very good sport thanks for doing this.
@kenharris7194
@kenharris7194 2 года назад
I agree with Karue that consistency and footwork is the key when you are playing a player at higher level. Karue has a very polished game and has world class talent 👏! It was quite enjoyable to watch!
@gouveia305
@gouveia305 2 года назад
Hi Winston! Thanks a lot for this video! I love seeing RU-vidr facing each other. I have 2 ideas for videos: - have Karue facing any of the coaches you usually hit with - try to organize a small tournament among RU-vidrs. You could even invite your subscribers maybe
@tobiaslejnerborn2238
@tobiaslejnerborn2238 2 года назад
Winston played great. Karue is from another planet! I usually watch his groundstrokes before i have a match. his smoothness is amazing!
@Daniellee121
@Daniellee121 2 года назад
It is very nice to see side by side how a world class player is different from a top a recreational player. Especially, it was a pleasant surprise to see Karue who is one of my favorites here!
@giannismourat
@giannismourat 2 года назад
very impressive performance Wiston, staying on this kind of rallies against such a good player is very hard.. especially your forehand looks super solid
@knotwilg3596
@knotwilg3596 2 года назад
I thought you did extremely well in the groundstroke exchanges. Some very long rallies there. Karue wasn't trying too hard, going cross court with depth but you kept up with him. Eventually though the consistency broke the deal, and of course the serve was a major difference too.
@knotwilg3596
@knotwilg3596 2 года назад
(it seems that indeed he went for consistency deliberately)
@grega1972
@grega1972 2 года назад
Thats why you press at the net , sure you will get passed at the net a few times but it puts a little bit of pressure to pass you just sayin. And the point is to keep as much of your energy as possible, oscillating left and right take a lot out of you , thats when playing an open pro will jack you up cuz they will obliterate you stroke for stroke
@caferrara
@caferrara 2 года назад
He's hitting every ball right back to him. Very courteous.
@jonlandis3953
@jonlandis3953 2 года назад
Such a great video! It is so true that no matter the separation in rating the lower player always tries to do too much! I can tell you thatI am guilty of it for sure! I also loved the video because I think some of us wonder what it would feel like to play a pro! Well Winston, thanks for taking that one for us! Not in a hurry to try it!!
@adriantanskanen3914
@adriantanskanen3914 2 года назад
Karue looks just so chill the whole match. This is a great video
@christiane785
@christiane785 2 года назад
Of course. Winston would be chill the whole match if he played a 2.0 player.
@b-dogs1038
@b-dogs1038 2 года назад
8:05>8:45 now that’s a rally! Superb tennis guys
@andrew9913
@andrew9913 2 года назад
Thanks for posting this! You really get a sense for the gap between Pros and a high quality club player.
@neilangeles396
@neilangeles396 2 года назад
Winston is the glue that brings the RU-vid tennis world together. Winston “Da Glue” Du.
@anthonyvansamang2044
@anthonyvansamang2044 2 года назад
Great stuff guys. Karue, appreciate this alot. Winston what a great experience for you.
@jerryg9581
@jerryg9581 2 года назад
What a pleasure to watch someone simply prepare early and hit the ball in front of them. He was always in control of his body. No over-swinging, slappy forehands, no running around backhands- just simple movement and very clean, deep, consistant strokes. Winston, I disagree with your assessment of yourself. I don't think you made more errors today. I think this was maybe the best I've seen you play. He was hitting to keep you in points and you responded very well. You should feel good about how you played. He's just way better and hit the ball deeper in the court and could ground it out longer than you. And, of course, he did what one is supposed to do with a serve by starting the point the way he wanted. He dictated you return. It was a pleasure watching him play the physical chess game which is tennis.
@samuelcampoli639
@samuelcampoli639 2 года назад
what an incredible place to play. gorgeous and 0 wind
@TennisLifeTV
@TennisLifeTV 2 года назад
What a rally @ 8:06! It was awesome seeing you getting used to the pace of the rally as the match progressed. I am sure you had a blast!
@msh4611
@msh4611 2 года назад
wow my two favorite tennis youtubers colab
@CZSayre
@CZSayre 2 года назад
Well said both, I enjoyed. TY much love
@manjitkmohan
@manjitkmohan 2 года назад
Beautiful set... Wonderful to watch for any club level player... Karue was spot on regarding the 'self imposed pressure' and importance of playing without the pressure... I think that just happened at the very last point with a 27 shot rally and finishing off with a winner. Great lesson to learn from this video. Kudos to both players... 😊👍🏽👍🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
@-Munditimum-
@-Munditimum- 2 года назад
Epic. Love Karue. Awesome Winston! Cheers! MM
@pats300zx
@pats300zx 2 года назад
Great vid !!! Love both channels. Way to hang in there Winston. Thanks for putting this together 👍
@Mike-jv9cl
@Mike-jv9cl 2 года назад
Karue Sell is 1 of the coolest names I’ve ever seen. And a decent person as well.
@akiratheastronaut
@akiratheastronaut 2 года назад
What stands out to me first off is the relaxation in his strokes. (I appreciate the stakes are low, and that Karue might be more tense during an actual tournament). Then, of course, the serve. Super interesting to see that you were able to have a couple of decent rallies with him though. I'm somewhere around 4.5/5 level, thought that I'd have no chance in winning more than a point against an ex-pro, and that each rally would be 2/3 shots max. Thanks for the video!
@zando5108
@zando5108 2 года назад
i'm not entirely convinced this was Karue playing as it was a real match. There are definitely points where Karue really turns it up to 80-90% still playing high percentage shots and you can see how the pace immediately rattles Winston and the point ends within 2-3 shots from then on.
@akiratheastronaut
@akiratheastronaut 2 года назад
@@zando5108 I think you're probably right. There's a part 2 though, where he plays more aggressively, and the rallies are still sometimes longer than I would have expected.
@vinoo89
@vinoo89 2 года назад
Great content. Cool to see the footwork & movement patterns of Karue. He hit almost every ball out in front of him and moved to the ball so smoothly.
@tennnis498
@tennnis498 2 года назад
So much gratitude for this great content.
@daniel-eunbum-lee
@daniel-eunbum-lee 2 года назад
After a few videos, i subscribed to your channel today. Keep them good videos coming.
@youshmoob
@youshmoob Год назад
Just love the sound of the pop from Karue...
@Tennisfiles
@Tennisfiles 2 года назад
Really enjoyed this one, thanks gents!
@christianvalencianarva3689
@christianvalencianarva3689 2 года назад
Awesome! More video against people of this lvl please. It is fascinating the difference
@chiznowtch
@chiznowtch 2 года назад
Fascinating video....thanks for doing this! I think it's so intriguing to see matchups of significantly different styles and skill. Like a 12 y/o ranked stud vs a 45 y/o 4.5 pusher...or a highly ranked woman against a less skilled but maybe stronger/faster man. Nice stuff!
@3dk4yProductionz
@3dk4yProductionz 2 года назад
TennisTroll posted that the other day - the 12 yr old junior won pretty easily
@youssefyacoub7568
@youssefyacoub7568 2 года назад
That's actually very nice to dispel some of the fear we have when playing someone even slightly better.
@rogchang5211
@rogchang5211 2 года назад
Karue's hittings are SOLID.
@jfollas698
@jfollas698 2 года назад
This was fun to watch Winston. Your opponent's split step was so on the point. Fantastic play.
@richlittl
@richlittl 2 года назад
This is awesome, thanks Winston and Karue.
@theonlyJinXFirE
@theonlyJinXFirE 2 года назад
Karue loves his backhand, so I was surprised to hear that your strat was to hit to his backhand 😂
@dustyroot4708
@dustyroot4708 2 года назад
Winston actually got a lot of errors from that side. Maybe it was a bit of a ploy to get inside his head. Anyone that watches Karue’s channel knows that he loves his backhand.
@mskcrc
@mskcrc 2 года назад
Damn, Karue is a 7.0? God damn. Great crossover content. Love it.
@ainszley
@ainszley Год назад
Great video, really showcases the difference between pro and rec
@thomasluby1754
@thomasluby1754 2 года назад
I have not seen your YT channel is about a year but this is the best I have ever seen you play. I know the score says you got your butt kicked, but you rallied well. This was enjoyable to watch. The only minor criticism I have is that if you two had exchanged sides as is normal, it would have been interesting to see how Karues' shots look coming in, instead of just seeing them hit away. Overall, good job, Winston.
@chrisc2439
@chrisc2439 2 года назад
nooo way, props karue for doing this
@neelabhchoudhary2063
@neelabhchoudhary2063 2 года назад
Dude its so cool to see where you channel started and where it is now! keep it up!
@bossanovaman
@bossanovaman 2 года назад
Thank you! Great demonstration. Would be great to see it from the other end of the court - 4.5’s perspective. Great concept. Please make another video.
@patmcc7758
@patmcc7758 2 года назад
The last point was very good.
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