It was song with words “ dream, dream, dream … 🎼“

Keys is not a tricky opponent. For her high skill set - she has low tennis I.Q. - plus she always chokes in slams.

That's not what the WTA or ATP, when it comes to men, wants. Individual sport want sportmen/women with personality

@@chillguy102 Gauff tennis is terrible, yet people root for her. It has nothing to do with tennis quality.

@sookiezboly4502 she's won a grand slam and been number one in doubles and that's for nothing

@@sookiezboly4502 Define "personality" for me!

@@chillguy102 Only boring people get bored.

The video quality is really terrible.

You can't even watch it streaming on @TennisChannel in better than 720p.

Right cuz where is the ball? Lol

I think they make it not HD because they have to add Hologic to the sides of the court. ATP does not have it and uploads in HD.

Interesting@@KO-vv1oz

Queen is 5000 points ahead.

@@andrzejgrocholski6130Are you sure you crunched your numbers correctly?

​@@andrzejgrocholski6130 Are you talking about the fake robot named 0go!?

Gettysburg is over. Find Chinese New Years Celebration or something.

rybakina is one of the least athletic players on tour

Perhaps the fans suspcted their player was going to lose today.

good luck dethroning Iga on current form. About to head into the clay court season.

As soon as Iga retires.

​@@tennissir1986 She will send Iga to retire just like in Rome 2023

Haha i like bakina but i wouldn't say she's #1 for a few years

​@@dannytoots6635 0go was smashed by Alexandrowna. 😂🤣😅

I thought it was my ears playing me😂

exactly same as coco vs caroline highlights, so distracting lol

i agree! it's been very clearly annoying to know that i didnt just hear that but all of you as well.

yeah, makes the clips unwatchable

I feel like the main reason for this is that she doesn't really have a backup plan when her power game isn't working. To win big/late-stage matches consistently, you have to be able to problem solve and adjust your game plan accordingly. Winning ugly and grinding when you have to. I don't trust Keys to play 7 slam matches in a row without throwing in a clunker and if she's only got her C-game on a particular day, I don't think she can make the adjustments necessary to keep herself in the fight. When the going gets tough, she just hits harder and flatter and hopes for the best. I think this is why she's had a pretty respectable slam career but never established herself as a consistent QF/SF/F presence. Also why, for as accomplished as she is, she only has 7 titles. I kind of think of her in the same way I do Ostapenko, who's had a similar career to Keys while dealing with similar issues.

@@Shilo1987 Good analysis. I agree!

Nah Iga is winning it

@@xxxxxxxx8634 First things first, Iga has to win Aleksandrova, then Pegula or Novaro, semifinals Garcia or Collins. All these opponents used to beat Iga in the past except Novaro . I don’t think that Iga can do something when Rybakina is in a good shape. Iga is somehow seemed to be tired if we take account her previous match with Noskova. For this reason, keep your composure and wait.

@@xxxxxxxx8634Iga is already in Poland😅

​@@xxxxxxxx8634Igo gone Poland

@@xxxxxxxx8634 Nope. LOL

Kasocston 🔥

@@Rockyboy2106 not Kasocston....Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 thanks! Good luck 👍

Yeah, that was confusing because the court audio was in sync, but the commentators would sometimes talk about the point before it finished as if they knew the outcome. Had me wondering if the commentary was dubbed afterward. Was bad regardless of the reason.

@@BassByTheBaythey just know the script, you know, like Murray said before))

@@support_eu6397 😄

Rybakina had a losing head to head before this match

We have a very I mean very interesting clay season starting next month.

@@sinic1978 And Rybakina has a lot of points to gain only winning Rome and 2 matches at RG. Rybakina has points to gain throughout the year from now on because of her illness and injuries last year. She had a terrible grass season last year too(losing to Vekic in the 1st match of Berlin and then pulling out of Eastbourne and only getting to the quarterfinals of Wimbledon). If she can finish Miami strong and go deep in Stuttgart she can start to catch up to the top 3 by doing well in Madrid, saving most of her points in Rome, going deep in RG and then getting her grass season going by doing better in Berlin and then going deeper in Wimbledon. If she can rack up points from clay tournaments and grass then she will be in great shape with her terrible performance at Cincinnati and the US Open last year to finally get to number 2 or possibly number 1 and her WTA finals performance last year was bad enough to basically guarantee that she gets more points there as well.

@@westonmeyer3110 correct me if I m wrong. She has to win her opening match in Stuttgart to defend the points she won last year. She has nothing to defend in Madrid and yes she has to win in Rome. At RG if she gets past the 2nd round she's definitely flying.

@@sinic1978 You are correct. If she goes deep in RG and Sabalenka, Gauff and Iga don’t go deep then she can start to gain on them. She also didn’t play Washington and Tokyo last year so she can gain more points there just by winning some matches.

Go ahead and cry.

Go ahead and cry.

Go ahead and cry and get yourself some glasses. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️🤦

Who said Osaka Jabeur Kvitova were favorites 😂😂😂

Yes, never has. never will!

Yeah unfortunately, the brief time she tried to be more selective with her power, her left wrist got injured, and since then reverted back to her old luck based ways

They’re all pretty much ball bashers in the top 20 other than Jabeur and Vondrousova. Gauff and Kasatkina are more defensive than offensive. Keys problems are between the ears. Her season just started after a shoulder injury.

@@7135HOLLY Swiatek is a all arounder

@@razgriz1ne1ne48 her volleys are weak - she’s young and may develop this. Sabalenka, Keys and others in the top 20 are much better at the net.