agree

Kinda looks like him, eh?

@@bobobobobobobobobo9393 ehh. Maybe his body structure. Definitely not his face

100% mini-sinner

@@bobobobobobobobobo9393 he’s built exactly like sinner

For sure. I'm pretty sure Ethan Quinn just turned 17 and he can already beat a good majority of D1 college players

@@icebear326 nah that's definitely not true lmao. have you seen d1 players? these guys wouldn't stand a chance

Budddy u know these kids have so many d1 offers

@@slxwrxin Nah he probably can the camera isn't doing this justice it looks way faster irl. These guys can beat a lot of d1 players.

@@masonwhitman792 seriously colleges are all over them. They get full ride to practically any college of their choice

pure aero*

Boy’s ITF final

So basically 18u

Hi jan

@@BK-xs5qw What age?

Samir is going to college, he has already committed. He has never made it past the second round of a Futures, and never played in a Challenger or 250 at all, largely because of his injuries over the past year. No one can assume who does and who doesn't have the financial backing to turn pro, but he needs to go to college to further develop into a player who can realistically play the pro tour. And Stanford is not the school to do it given how Axel Geller and many of Paul Goldstein's other highly touted recruits ended up not improving (Tom Fawcett and David Wilczynski DID improve a lot). He should have stayed committed to Columbia, which doesn't produce pros either but was able to develop great college players like Winston Lin and Victor Pham. I feel the same about Nishesh as well, who is going to be at Stanford next year with Samir. And Ethan enrolled early at Georgia but has red-shirted. I do think he's going to return to the G in the fall, but not sure how long he stays. I personally like Ethan's game more than Samir's since it's more offensive, and the days that a defensive player can sustainably win majors are gone. I don't know if Georgia was a better decision than say LSU or Mississippi State for Ethan, but I can see why he chose Georgia.

@@jaerjett7951 I used to watch Columbia vs Princeton a lot. The first singles players were awesome.

There forehand? You better work on your English before criticizing others.

@@brodaism Criticizing? You better work on your reading comprehension before complaining about others.

this india kid wont be the other kid is clearly better. Also if they were any good theyd be like the new spanish kid 17 on the tour already

massive gap between this and pro level

They’re good but not pro-tour level good. The Indian kid is going to Columbia university for tennis. No one from Columbia university really goes pro.

Samir is now in jr Wimbledon final!

@@neelabhchoudhary2063 @Evan Carney and now "the Indian kid" is playing Wimbledon Juniors finals!

Lol

both are 18

@@BK-xs5qw no I'm pretty sure Ethan Quinn just turned 17. He played the Orange Bowl in 16u just this past December. Pretty sure he's a junior in high school rn

@@BK-xs5qw samir is 17 i think, says he's class of 22 on recruiting

@@BK-xs5qw Ethen turned 17 in March, I've known him for a while, Samir is turning 18 this summer, he's an older junior.

Guy in the red don't need to fix anything. Literally #3 in the class of 2022 and committed to Columbia for tennis.

@@PackManisbeast if he had nothing to fix he’d be world n1

@@PackManisbeast just because he has to get better at it doesn't mean he's not a talented athlete with loads of potential.

@@PackManisbeast clearly he can improve because he just lost to the other kid

He won Wimbledon jr

@@praneelgottipati7301 so? That doesn’t refute the fact that he got smoked in this match