Thanks for commenting. Yeah, that was really commendable what Nouni did.

I love this Umpire, human first.

@@Pakos-Terimos thanks for commenting. Yeah, Nouni did something admirable.

Good to know that your greatness is as beautiful as your unique voice.

На этом Уэльсе в каждом туре кто-нибудь да сходит, настолько не ровные игроки; одни сильные, а другие вообще никакие, просто горки гоняют на грунте. Ястремская думает она как её брат.

Thanks for commenting. Yeah, that gesture by Nouni really deserves to be commended.

Yes he has an amazing voice- wonder of he sings too

The Barry White of tennis umpires.

@@user-ds6gg8ne4f Thanks for commenting. Nouni really has an incredible speaking voice.

@@boke75 Thanks for commenting.

🙌 The best voice. It elevates the match. I try to imitate it but it is impossible.

Thanks for your comment. Yeah, the world will probably be a better world to live in if more people show concern for the welfare of others.

This ☝️

@@martinkotze7258 Thanks.

thanks for your comment. Yeah, Nouni is one of the very best.

On top of that he has the best voice in the umpire game.

@@POKERBEAST25I always refer to Nouni as the James Earl Jones of tennis 😄

@@POKERBEAST25 thanks for commenting. Yeah, you're not the only one who says that.

@@WaltKurtz68 Thanks for your comment. Nice comparison. 👍👍

all in your head

@@patrick07124 Thanks for commenting. Respectfully, I would like to tell you to be respectful of other players even if you are not a fan of them and to also remember that they are human after all. No disrespect to you intended.

@@patrick07124 do you have anything in your head?

The best example of truly sports mind person is Ons Jabeur, she would run to try to comfort Dayana

@@RobinC63 thanks for commenting.

Big money now compared to the '70's when Open Tennis was in its infancy. More at stake ...more pressure.

Players in seventies had no injuries, because they were mediocre. Too much strength involved with today"s game, they need to change the balls, courts, & equipment. Sampras would serve & the point was over, he was winning so much, but his serve blowing by opponents was so boring that people quit coming to matches, but Sampras couldnt win himself out of a paper bag on clay courts. Anyway changes was made to powerful servers that they never got to be number one no more, because of many changes, but the major change was 2 different racket strings vertical, & horizontal. They need to make changes, but not make changes to help boring players like Sampras. There are so much injuries that today"s players only want to win the big money paying grand slam tournaments. Djokovic has won so many grand slams, because he is the only player that wants to play in the money playing Australian Open, because the Australian Open is in the winter time when most players want to take a rest & are out of shape, so to avoid injuries, & take time off & be at home, & cut travel expenses.

@@myronhelton4441 Thanks for your comment. There was so much in there to digest. People usually don't make long comments but you are an exception. You must have been a tennis fan for so long.

💉🤔?

Womens tennis in the 70's and 80's had a very small number of actual top players who would blitz 6-1, 6-2 or easier through the field barely facing any opposition until the 1/4 finals at least. Totally different sport today.

Thanks for commenting. The WTA scheduling of tournaments plus the frequent change in balls used in different tournaments is really causing a lot of injuries among players. Too much focus on making money over the welfare of players.

@@tennisobserver995 Is there any data suggesting either of those things? There's always been a lot of tournaments. Have you seen any stories on the balls causing injury?

@@markoshun Thanks for commenting. Yeah, actually I read articles where top players attribute frequent injuries now to the frequent changes of balls from tournament to tournament.

Of course there's time. For example there's no reason she had to play San Diego last week or Linz immediately after AO.

@@XDF745 thanks for commenting. Yeah, they have options not to participate but are forced to because they need the money and matches to improve their skills and their ranking.

thanks for your comment. This match would have provided Emma a very good workout for Sabalenka as Yastremska is also a big hitter.

Thanks for your very positive comment. Our world will possibly be a better place to live in if people could focus more on the positive aspects instead of all the negativity being spewed in the internet.

Thanks for commenting. I agree but it can also be a disadvantage because she will not get used to the power of a big hitter and Yastremska could have given her that workout.

thanks for commenting. Yeah, that would have been the best thing, but one cannot offer help with so much wokeness around.

wokeness? what does any of this have to do with wokeness? and you should be woke.

@@graphchick thanks for commenting. Respectfully, there's nothing wrong with being woke. But when it's TOO MUCH wokeness, then it veers more towards being negative and it keeps people from doing something good they would have done without any apprehension years ago. Due apologies if I offended you in any way.

thanks for your comment. Such a shame that match was cut short by that injury. Win or lose Yastremska would have gone swinging.

Either that or an inflammation of the pubic bone which can also be very painful.

thanks for commenting. Yeah, the scheduling of tournaments really puts a toll on their bodies thus leading to injuries.

Thanks for commenting. You could tell from this video that Raducanu really felt real concern for Yastremska because she's been in the same situation before.

I knew for the very first time that Raducannu is a sweet girl but when she's been competing in the game sometimes she became a monster inside her feminine ❤️..🤗

@@aldrindelacruz6198 thanks for your comment. You obviously are a fan of Raducanu, along with so many others.

thanks for your positive comment. KZfaq is inundated with so much negativity, not the case with you.

Thanks for commenting. Another poster here has the same idea.

Thanks for commenting. Yastremska's injury seems to be at her lower abdominal area.

Hope they are crazy about junk foods with varieties of chemically blended toppings. It will definitely spoil your stomach. I saw many videos of kasatkina where I found how they eating.

@@tennisobserver995could be a labral tear; a potential career ender.

@@balandr2544 tnx for commenting. You obviously watch WHAT THE vlog by kasatkina-zabiako. I watched 2 half videos from that vlog.

@@Osnosis tnx for commenting. Hopefully not.

thanks for commenting. Could you elaborate on that as very few here knew anything about that game?

@@tennisobserver995 Makes zero sense. A few players shoving each other has been media-amplified into a brawl.

@@hd-xc2lz Thanks for the info. Yeah, that's very common these days. Media sensationalizing events just for clicks and there are quite a few of them doing tennis.

Thanks for your very positive comment. Tennis needs more fans who focus on the positives instead of dwelling on the negative side of things.

@@tennisobserver995 Thank you for your positive feedback.

Thanks for commenting. As of the moment, I haven't found anything definite on the matter.

Thanks for commenting. Yeah, I do hope Dayana recovers quickly because she is an exciting player with a big game.

Thanks for commenting. Hope Dayana's injury is not really very serious that it keeps her from competing for a long time.

Thanks for commenting. Agreed 100%.

@@tennisobserver995 Welcome ❤❤

thanks for commenting.

Thanks for commenting. You have a point, but I haven't ever seen a player retire with an injury at the part of her body Yastremska was pressing and she was obviously in a lot of pain.

thanks for commenting. Yeah, her level of play is improving after each match. She is currently playing at Top 30, maybe top 20 level.

thanks for commenting. lol 😊😊

Thanks for commenting. Let's just wait and see what the injury really was and what caused it, but you could be right.

@@tennisobserver995Any update? Was thinking the same thing, or menstrual cramps?

@@teegees no update from Yastremska's camp. Must be something they don't want to talk about publicly.

thanks for commenting. The umpire called for the tournament physio. Players physios are not allowed to tend to their player during matches for obvious reasons.

thanks for commenting. Hope she recovers in time for Miami.

thanks for commenting.😎😎

thanks for your positive comment.

Thanks for commenting. Emma got the win, but in a way a full match against Yastremska which I believed Emma would have won would have prepared her better for the match versus Sabalenka.

Thanks for your positive comment. Yeah, we can only hope the injury is not serious.

Kinda wondered the same thing. Some fairly extreme diagnoses being made in these comments.

@@hd-xc2lz thanks for commenting. I have yet to find an update on this matter, though, so we don't really know anything further than what we've seen.

Thanks for commenting. Here's hoping that injury was as simple as that.

Dumb response!

@@robbertbleacher thanks for commenting.

thanks for commenting. Hope it's not that serious.

yeah, that's not how the players and fans wish this match to end.

Thanks for commenting. Hope she is.

thanks for commenting. No info in the net as of today.

Thanks for your comment. Yeah, she certainly was very motherly to Dayana.

thanks for commenting. Well, we can only speculate about that injury.

Thanks for commenting. Agreed, Dayana's legs are really something.

Agreed. Emma will be going into Sabalenka’s match cold turkey. Not enough warm up to face such big power house. As long as no bagel, it’s a win.

@@user-te2jj9jh4f thanks for commenting. I agree, Emma needs matches more than anything to really develop her match fitness

thanks for your comment. No one really knows the specifics of that injury.

Thanks for commenting. I agree, she has all the physical tools but I think it's her mental side which she needs to improve for her to win the big matches.

Thanks for commenting.

Maybe so. But your guess is as good as anybody's until something definite comes out. But I agree it is normal for people not to want to discuss something they wish to keep personal.

Thanks for your positive comment. I agree, Nouni really is a very good umpire.

O tym samym pomyślałam. Zastanawiam się, co zawodniczki robią, gdy przyjdzie im grać w czasie owulacji? Jaki mają na to sposób?

@@annajakl3450Zawodowe zawodniczki zażywają w trakcie turniejów leki wstrzymujące miesiączki.

@@annajakl3450 thanks for commenting. I don't think it's a major issue for the top players because they have a physio and nutritionist in their team.

@@aleksandrakubala4509 thanks for commenting. The top players have a physio and nutritionist in their team who takes care of what they take during such times, so, yeah, they probably take something to minimize the impact of having their period during a tournament

thanks for commenting. Hope it's as simple as that.

ok, as they say different strokes for different folks. but let me say, you're my kind of tennis fan. not everybody reads all comments, most are only interested in comments they replied to and responses thereto.

By the way, I also read all comments on any video I watch. And there are channel admins in many channels who make it a point to respond to any comment by pasting the same thank you plus request to like and subscribe. At least, I'm typing each and every response and that takes some effort. Make no mistake, though, I'm not offended by your comment.

@@tennisobserver995 I was wasn’t trying to be rude. Your videos are fantastic and i can tell you put in a lot of effort

@@CK_Tennis this time allow me to say thank you. This thing is quite discouraging because you put in a lot of effort and people are only interested in watching highlight videos which are actually the easiest ones to make and get the most views and likes on youtube. If I'm only doing this for myself, I would probably have quit by now because it's such an unrewarding experience.

thanks for your comment. You're right. Society is gradually losing its grip on what it means to be human and humane.

Thanks for commenting. Yeah, let's hope she recovers very soon.

Thanks for commenting. Yeah, you may be right, but as of now, we can't really be sure.

Thanks for commenting. As of now, we really don't know for sure, and can only hope she will be alright very soon.

i dont think this is true

Thanks for your positive comment.

thanks for commenting. Agree. Injury is more common among tennis players than illness.

I haven't watched that many Yastremska matches to make an informed comment on your comment, but I do appreciate that you took time to post a comment.

thanks for commenting. Hard to be sure.

😊😊

thanks for commenting. Your emojis suggest you might be a gentleman of culture or something like that 😊😊

thanks for commenting. Respectfully, are you suggesting Dayana just wanted to take a bathroom break? Well....🤷‍♂🤷‍♂

thanks for commenting.

Thanks for commenting.

Of course not. Millions had jabs with no problems whatsoever. There were same incidents like this even before the pandemic. Unfortunately, this is all too common among younger players where they pull out of the game when they’re losing. Emma included.

Thanks for commenting Novak Djokovic

@@Amtcboy thanks for commenting.

@@afaircomment lol. You surely are not a fan of Novak.

thanks for commenting.

thanks for commenting. Abdominal pain is common, but I haven't ever seen a tennis player retire with an injury at the part of her body Yastremska was pressing and she was obviously in a lot of pain.

Thanks for commenting. Well, we wont't really know until something definite comes out, so your guess is just as good as anyone's. But you seem to have a medical background, if I may say so.

thanks for commenting. I get what you mean. You're a bad, bad, guy 🤣🤣🤣🤣😁😁.lol

Thanks for your comment. Medical personnel are probably stationed in a central location where they can respond to any emergency in any of the courts in a very short time.

Thanks for commenting. I sense you might be a gentleman of culture or something.

thanks for your very expressive comment.

thanks for commenting.

Thanks for commenting. Both of them are pretty.

You are entitled to your own opinion regarding Yastremska's injury. I do agree that Raducanu is gradually improving with each passing match and I think she is playing at the level of a top 30 player and can only get better as she gets more matches under her belt

100% Yastremska always faking injuries when she's losing! Everytime!

Thanks for your comment. After her US Open win, Emma really could have gone on and become the face of tennis. However, she's still 21 and she still has time to sort out her issues. I could see the little improvements she's making and I think she will contend in the coming years if she could improve her serve.

tnx for commenting...😊😊

thanks for commenting. Probably not.

@@tennisobserver995 I was joking

@@common64 tnx for clarifying.

thanks for commenting. Unless Dayana's camp issues an official statement, we'll never be sure.

thanks for commenting.

thanks for your positive comment.

thanks for commenting. For me, it's ok to have cameras because there are so many fake injuries in tennis but in close-up shots cameras must be focused only on their faces.

thanks for commenting. lol.

Thanks for commenting. Your guess is as good as mine. We don't really know for sure.

thanks for commenting. Yeah, this one's devastating for Yastremska.

thanks for commenting. Your speculation is just one of so many here.

you could be right.

thanks for commenting. That would have been the best.

thanks for the recommendation. There is actually sound but the volume level is just low. I should have amplified that during editing. If there are some parts without sound, that is intentional on my part. I don't think I need a webmaster and tbh I can't afford one right now 😊😊

Thanks for posting. If you think Yastremska was just faking her injury, that's your opinion and you're entitled to it, but let me just say that if you're doing something for the past 10 years like carrying heavy bags around, it won't seem heavy at all. These athletes are quite strong because they train very heavily. You won't be able to serve a tennis ball at around 200 kph unless you're strong. These tennis players are much stronger than they appear.

Well, we won't know for certain about that until she retires which is still a long way considering she's only 21 years old. But even if she doesn't win another major, she has already achieved what 99.9% of all WTA players could not. So she's already accomplished something big and I think should be given credit for that.

thanks for commenting. Yeah, curry might upset some people's stomachs.

tnx for commenting...😊😊

Thanks for posting. However, respectfully, I can't really concur with your comment on this video. I'm playing it right now on my computer screen and it's an LG 4K HDR 55-inch TV. And it looks and sounds fantastic. This video is really taken from a true HD feed, unlike some of the tennis highlights in youtube which says full HD but are actually 480p feeds with the contrast just driven up. Besides, you're the only one who says so. Maybe, there's something wrong with your system or your internet perhaps?

thanks for commenting. lol.

thanks for commenting. Probably not.

thanks for commenting. In fairness to Emma, she was in the winning position in this match.

@@tennisobserver995 Emma was leading 4-0, but it doesn't necessarily follow she would have won.

@@williamjackson2089 Agreed, Yastremska could still win because she has all the tools to beat any player on any given day. However, based on what had happened in the match before the injury, it would probably really be an uphill battle for her.

Are you saying what I THINK you're saying ?

True ONS is such a different player she has humanity she can't put bad feeling to her opponent even if she loses any match she gives them lovely handshakes with hugs, I love her and always feel bad to see her losing any match. Keep it up queen Ons with the lovely heart she is down to earth.

Eh! What like raducanu did?

Thanks for commenting. So many people saying Ons is such a nice person can't be wrong. She really deserved to and I hope she wins Wimbledon before her career is over.

@@emanuelmota7217 Thanks for commenting. Yeah, maybe he is.

Actually, most umpires would probably go down to check on a player in such situation, but most would not go automatically in such a short time as Nouni did. And that's why many think it's commendable.