Just binged through all your videos these last couple weeks, good stuff bro!! Hope you're doing well and playing well too!

Great match! More enjoyable than Wimbledon final this year. Congtats!

40min EPIC lol! Would love to see higher resolution/clarity footage going forward. Great stuff!

Just found your channel - keep up the great work!

Super interesting. This looks about how I play so I can see where I make mistakes and where the points turn into winners. Intersting that this is the finals of a 4.5 tournament because you'd think at the finals it would be more like 4.75 play but this is more like 4.5 on the nose.

Congratulations this was a great match. If you drink pickle juice before and after your match’s it will help you out with cramps, I get bad cramps and I started drinking pickle juice before and after matches and I don’t get cramps anymore! Thank you for posting this match my friend.

Just wondering, how old are you? I want to get back into tennis after I haven't played in a while after highschool and so I'm wondering if I'm still around the age possible to play tournaments like this

congrats!!! a true battle

The points were long because both guys were super fast and neither hit hard... many shots were firm, but these guys can move... nice job

Great playing and some tough line calls. Thoughts on mixing in slices, drops, short heavy spin/pace, deep heavy spin, etc. to keep your opponent out of rhythm?

Collared shirt. Nice. Rarely seen on a tennis court anymore. Gino was a rare 4.5 with many technical elements more commonly seen at the 3.5/4.0 level. The Continental grip was totally absent from his game. Served and overheaded with a light eastern forehand grip, slice backhand with a eastern backhand grip, volleyed with eastern backhand and forehand grips (may be why he chose to hit volleys further back, to give him more time to make grip changes.) usually things done using a Continental grip. Frankly you see the occasional guy who can hit good first serves with a forehand grip serve but the second serve usually is pretty weak. Gino was the rare guy that could hit a pretty good spin serve with a unconventional grip. Usually when you see players who can make unconventional technique work they have played for a long time and play a lot. I get the feeling this guy is much stronger than average and probably has coordination to spare. On the flip side of the last statement, if he had more conventional grips and techniques he’d probably be a markedly better player than you Andrew. Gino in a way is one of the more remarkable players I’ve seen on KZfaq. I am glad you won though Andrew, I’ll always too for good technique over raw talent.

do you use Iphone to record matches? Keep it up

Dang, tough call at 33:10 especially when it was match point. Looks like it might have caught the back of the line but it's hard to tell.

Overhead at 9:33 looked totally in. That's cool you guys just replayed it though since no one got a clear view on it.

Id lose patience playing you for sure

LETS GOOOO

glad to see you win after he called your match point lob out

I wonder if winston du will post his match loss.

I think you’re ready for some Men’s Opens 😉

black shirt guy does NOT have a 4.5 backhand

aww no winston

no lines umpire nor umpire and honesty is the best umpire lol this is a joke tournament

I hate playing pushers like Gino. Totally takes the fun out of the game. And if u lose, it feels like you lost to a girl.