His duo mate?

he’s definitely an idol

both australians

aussie aussie aussie!

must be something in the weetbix

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😂

Nalbandya win the big three in one tournament)

Haha 😂

na, that was Krygios only win against Federer, and u saw how close that was.

Better than Rafa & Novak loooool you know what they say ? sports fans have a short memory! he’s almost 10 years younger than them. He’s is a unique & very talented player but don’t get too carried away, you don’t win over 20 grand slams by just dedication mate lots of players dedicated their whole life to tennis & barely left with 5 slams! It’s mental strength, talent, dedication, hard work & consistency

@@AllthingsMoroccono im late but kyrigios does have the talent level of Andy Murray for example probably quite a lot higher. Is he the big 3 level? Maybe honestly. What separates kyrigios from these guys is discipline, work rate and mental focus in my opinion. There are just as important as talent though

to win that many slams requires a certain mindset, it's part of the game Kyrgios lacks. You can't say he is "better", I'd say he is probably more naturally talented as he barely puts in work compared to the top guys (I remember him saying he played just 30 mins a day)

HAHA that was under the radar for me

lol i never caught that

@@alexcelo haha

I never realized that LOL

ahahha ty for the translation. Yeah probably i would have said the same, he looked like he dodged a groin strain there.

yeah and now he is on the wimbledon final

@Transistor Jump yea but anyway in final

He’s still got time… Stan won his first slam at almost 29

Top 10? More like number 1, this guy is unreal. Shame he didn't play like this all the time

Dude can hang with the best of them on any surface. Top 10 in talent. But you know how the saying goes, hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. That's been his fate, hoping he can pull something out for the grass court season. He is a box office player, bringing people to watch what he'll do next.

@@IndianCODPlayingNerd top 2 talented probably behind Federer

@James Smith dude, calm down. Read my comment. I don't think Nick is great or anything. Fed is a god. But you have to admit that he is talented af

@James Smith watch his matches against the top three. Every first encounter against them, he has won it. All I am saying is that his raw talent is parallel to that of Federer. A proof - 2017 Federer in his almighty form faced Nick at Miami. That match had it all. Both of them going at it. Of course it's still not the best Federer we have ever seen. His footwork has significantly slowed down in the recent years, but he was in amazing form within those two months. And well the only match that came close to him was rhe one against Nick. Just watch it again and you will see what I mean. Fed beat Rafa like Rafa was a nobody and yet Nick went toe to toe against him, till the third set tie break.

While I agree that Nick is a talent powerhouse but calling him as good a player as Roger is a huge overstatement. Roger today is a pale shadow of what he was in his prime. A prime Federer would have walked all over Nick. That being said Kyrgios could have surely been successful if he were to set his heart and soul into tennis.

@@kamalphukan15 do you guys read the statement or just infer what you want to?

@@abhishekkhandkar I didn’t get you. I thought you were saying that in terms of his talent Nick is as gifted as Roger. Isn’t that what you meant? My response was completely based on this understanding of your comment.

It’s funny you say that cause he’s 1-6 against roger and 3-5 against Rafa lol

@@Diego-pt1rq But he's always surpasses himself when he faces the Big 3

@@tabletennis9968 or just top players, he always bring up bangers

every Grandslam., he played with big 3. still has 0 titles. and he will stay there

@@BP-xi5il he doesnt have zero titles?

Ahahahaha if Nick beats him what will u say ? You know NK is gonna give all of his life and unfortunately for you, the Aussie will win

imagine if they play on a sunday night

@@BullyGarfield. LMFAO

@@BullyGarfield. well

@@louisg.7939 This aged badly

if talent doesn't work hard

Hard work? Not necessarily, smart work? Yes

Hardwork + talent beats talent

@Transistor Jump The only right answer

@@s.z.x.01 their smart work is still hard work.

He can play good tennis but he's at the end he's just a ridiculous clown 🤷🏻‍♀️

Same with Paire

i like him because he doesn’t care what other think of him and now he seems more comfortable on the court

important: "one of" ..which nobody anywhere is gonna dispute. so it just isn't much of an ear-raiser, tbh

Nick says himself that Novak is a great player, he just dislikes the fact that he tries to hard to be liked

heheh

Always looking forward to seeing you in tennis video comment section 😅

@@tiendatdang 😂 glad someone enjoys what I have for the comments

@@thebigsquirrel50 ever since I watched my first tennis video complication in Raz Ols channel and then some others, you guys are like icons among youtube tennis community 😅

@@tiendatdang same I always see him. Especially in Dustin Brown videos 🤣

@acapella Nadal is an 1 in a million prodigy. A 16yo that can beat former GS champions and beat the world no1... all while playing with his own unique style that none can understand. Federed plays textbook tennis of the highest level and he is a genius ofc but Nadal invented his own style.

@@geol5448 Nadal is a clay court specialist and his game is about power whereas Federer is the most naturally gifted and talented player ever, just an effortless style of game. Kyrgios has a similar natural talent but unfortunately he’s not strong enough mentally to put together the 7 games needed to win a grand slam title.

@@geol5448 Not sure... Fed more talented than Rafa i think

@@bellabana clay court specialist for sure but he is equally good on hard courts

@@swarnabhdasgupta6572 you’re joking right he’s 100x better on clay

When he gets a coach

@@ThePuggoMC just found an interview where Kygrios said hiring a coach is "pointless" and he wouldn't listen anyway on top of that, he already decided he's probably never going to win a slam and just wants to "have fun" ... I guess the answer to my question is "never"

Why does everyone always have the expectation that every player wants to achieve the best possible. There are supposed to be people who are satisfied with their performance even though they haven't reached the maximum.

@@PeterPan-gx9oq bruh u really think getting to a grand slam sf is the best possible for a talent like nick? Its the bare minimum haha. If we were talking about his best possible we would be talking about 15 grand slam titles. Its pretty clear he has a problem with working hard

@@robinsoncruise2228 every human has different priorities. my least favorite thing on these boards has gotta be people sanctimoniously trying to overlay their own priorities onto another human being. yes. nick is complicated. given his particular makeup?.. it actually is important that he stay relatively happy. wow. someone whose mindset isn't exactly like y'all's. who'da thunk it. live & let live. not that hard.

lol

Most overrated plater on tour. If they did not freeze his points, he wouldnt be in the top 100

@@michaelpemulis2041 Okay buddy. Name another player who is undefeated against Djokovic, does not even have to practice daily to keep up with the pros, goes out and takes shots the night before, before beating one of the best players in the world and saves 3 match points in the match.

@@michaelpemulis2041 Btw dont know why your trying to start something i just wanted to write a nice comment but ig I cant. Sorry but I didnt even mean to start something by commenting first. Have a nice day sir.

@@saintkproductions3068 Its all good! I just dont like the guy. I've seen the Kyrgios type countless times in my life. Someone who is brimming with "potential" but hides behind the excuse of "oh, well he never applied himself". These people are largely cowards, unwilling to fully commit to their potential as a way to brush aside their eventual failure. This type of mindset is nothing to be celebrated and is not something that you see in a champion.

he would be top 5 right now if he played and won tennis matches. Too bad he does neither

According to you.

@@afrofeast Yah tell me otherwise? The guy publicly said he hates tennis and loves Basketball more

@@unofflesnar9819 So what? Agassi hated tennis too.

@@unofflesnar9819 How he ruined? He is a millionaire playing a sport he doesn't like and he didn't sacrifice anything like other players because he didn't even practice that much

Also benoit paire

fed reserves his swearing, like any powerful & understanding linguist. i especially like his swearing when hyping up his team in the halls going out toward the laver cup arena.

LOL 😂😂😂😂😂 you wish

Why are you so tribalistic? He cant even say a single Greek word LMAO.

@@afrofeast you are sure? genetic is 100% greek

Greco-Malay actually

buen dato

nah. i think nick'll win yet again. he's between novak's ears. tennis is all about matchups, and nick just isn't afraid of nole whatsoever. in the very least the so-called 'payback' of which you're so sure wouldn't be a done deal.

@@DanielBoonelight You have to remember that Nick only beat Novak in 2017 which was Novak's worst year in his career. Heck he even lost to players like Cecchinato and Chung that year. So you can't read too much into those losses. I don't think Nick is in between his ears at all and we would know for sure if he was good enough to reach later stages of any tournament where Novak is almost always waiting.

@@21crus1 lol novak fan literally every time there are losses to speak of... but but but.. it wasn't because of the opposition, it was because of novak this'n'that, he wasn't fully gluten free and medical time-outing, his shoulder, wrist blah blah..... dude if you watch this very video, he is fully firing, on all cylinders, using his classic plays with his classic stretches.... he lost. to nick. both times. lost the game of tennis. that's it. it'll be hard again, when they play again. and it could go either way.

@@DanielBoonelight Nick would go in history as one of the greatest waste tennis had. And 2ndly Novak doesnt take him seriously infact he himself doesnt:)

@@talesara74 except that he's lost to him on each encounter. so no.

I have my practice in 10 minutes haha

Lol

It's certainly gonna be interesting to see how NK fares against Bautista Agut at the US Open later today, that's for sure...it's one of two first round matches that I'm really looking forward to, the other being Tsitsipas vs Murray...

I noticed as well LOL

It's his birthday, turning 26.

Bro it’s his birthday

Dum dums love his drama

@@Agras14 did he retire

@@Drbolbolpilote There are rumours ( au.sports.yahoo.com/tennis-nick-kyrgios-surprise-career-change-reality-tv-switch-032852780.html ) that he could be walking away from tennis and focusing on reality TV. But the above video is due to his birthday. Tennis TV also published a post for his birthday on the "community" page.

he didn't did he

durrrrrrr..... glass-half-empty-human: i guarantee in an entire storied career that spans two decades, given the tiny-margins level of contesting that these talents are operating at, there are always match points that go many ways. which is waay better than players who never see these situations i promise. the margins are slim at that level. he's saved a freaking TON of important ones too. but you wouldn't notice those at all, would you? great champion. you're just being debbie downer on him bc you want to see it that way.

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Unlikable did you say? Yet you came to watch? Kyrgios has the most watched youtube videos than any other playa. Why? Coz he's interesting to watch and is extremely talented.

@@afrofeast he was talking about his personality

@@afrofeast People also like to watch videos of people getting killed and they find them to be very entertaining.

@@albertoperbellini1609 The same personality that has done so much good charity work during the Covid crisis and Australian bush fires - including buying and personally delivering thousands of dollars worth of food for people.

ali, he's already achieved more in his career than you ever will at yours. must sting, but it is what it is.

So his net worth is over $8 million and he is supposed to be some saint for donating roughly $68,000 to charitable causes (less than 0.9% of his net worth...). The vast majority of the congregants at my church (including myself) are more charitable than he, not even to mention the lack of sportsmanship he brings to the game. A couple PR stunts donating the prize winnings of a single tournament is supposed to justify a career of bad behavior?

He threw a racket outside the court very high up that landed very close to a guy '-' he should be far more criticized. This event almost got him banned from tennis most likely and send this guy to the hospital

Its nice of u to show good things he did they r great. But the critics r also right

@@michaelpemulis2041 You conveniently forgot the five million dollars he raised - not very Christian for a church-goer wouldn't you say, as is describing people as "weak cowards". So come on then, tells about this charity work you do - does it include personally delivering food to needy people, as Kyrgios did, or is it just chucking a few coins in the collection box.

@@martydav9475 Calling a coward a coward is the most Christian thing possible

He would be out of the top 100 if they did not freeze his points

@@michaelpemulis2041 Of course, but the problem is that he was far from top 10 even before Covid

@@SIMOLAMBOTZ Yeah I am saying he is totally over-rated.

@@michaelpemulis2041 Well I don't think so. I mean, his skills are visible. Of course if the mind does not support its game it's impossible to stay high in the rankings. Could be a top 10 for sure.

We're the elitist ones, eh bud?! So WE don't know shit about how much talent NK possesses & he's "worthy of a Grand Slam title", despite the fact that he's never even made it to the semi-final of any Slam & he hasn't even advanced beyond the freaking 3rd round at Roland Garros or Flushing Meadow - so by what metric is NK "worthy of a Grand Slam", then? For simply playing a bunch of 'tweeners & other assorted trick shots, pffft...well thank fucking Christ tennis isn't a sport that's decided by judges, such as MMA & boxing (besides KO's, of course) & gymnastics, diving & skiing, plus surfing, skating, freestyle BMX & a bunch of other 'sports' that are really more hobbies rather than sports...

@@lavielemond bro ngl you just proved my point on old heads getting pressed bout this lol

@@lavielemond Lolol I’m not tryna argue with someone who has a closed minded mindset towards tennis. You see tennis in a one dimensional light and only see him as a tweener showboat type dude but people like Gael have done that shit for years. Many tennis players see him in a bad light due to the fact that he isn’t afraid to speak or say what’s on his mind. He is a great tennis player and I see potential now stop with your shit talk my guy it doesn’t look good on you.

@@Koreeoo PS. Although I disagreed with virtually everything that you wrote in your first post, I should point out that as an Aussie, I'm actually one of the minority down here who is quite ambivalent toward him, whereas most of us detest the guy & invariably cringe whenever he makes news...sure, I think that he's pretty tacky in many ways but his phenomenal talent is without question & having met him a couple of times down here (at the Oz Open), I can verify firsthand that he's not a bad guy, plus he can be awesome fun to watch when he's on his game rather than tanking a match...but you only get what you put into things in this world & I've been saying for years now that the guy's gonna regret not having trained harder to fully exploit that über-rare & special talent of his & sadly, it'll be too late when he does...but NO ONE is "worthy of a Grand Slam title" without actually going out there & actually winning one & Nick's simply neither physically nor mentally equipped to be able to defeat 7 of the very best men's players within a two-week period, it's that bloody simple! PPs. Apologies for such a ridiculously verbose addendum here, dude but I like to say shit without leaving room for any potential misunderstandings...

@@lavielemond Understood Kyrgios elevates his level only when he is motivated and I know deep down the dude is motivated! This dude can go far and I know one day he will make a Slam and that's on my faith in the player.

Yep, ATP can't show slam highlights

2017 Del Potro　0-3　 Djokovic

2015-16 everybody beat Nadal

@@swarnabhdasgupta6572 everybody has been beating him outside of RG regularly. AO 2022 is a fluke cause they deported Djokovic.

@@vvs4804 cry louder

@@vvs4804 who won 4 USO since 2010-2020 you djokovic fans are absolute disgrace to tennis