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Yea. Fognini was a jerk too, sucking his thumb after as if to say 'too easy.'

Andy has mountains of talent, his body just let him down. 😔 Watching his phenomenal comeback at Wimbledon this year has been amazing! 🤗❤️🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 The second round obviously just really took it out of him. I think that he just needs more time and more match practice and 🤞 his stamina gets back up to nearly where it was before. 🙏 xxx

@@theresonlyonetruep3 Yep. Murray's game isn't just running and being a human wall, its tactical and touch play. He was slowly growing into Wimbledon but Shapovalov was a step too far at this point in his recovery. He played well in little bursts and then made errors he'd never make at his peak, but it was good to see him up for the fight. 2 breaks down and still believed he could get back on terms in that set. Same in the second set. Went out on his shield. Also Shapovalov played brilliantly. What a huge talent he is. Lefty with a big serve, huge groundstrokes, vision and touch. Wonder if he might do big things.

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Yep! My Thoughts exactly.. tennis player should have just walked away from it…. Lol

Am really glad many people seem to love it, thank you :))

Was going on a fishing excursion right after the match.

@Sam Battistone Why WOULDN'T we think Dzumhur is one of the nicest players on tour? Because some idiot ball kid ran out onto the court, paid no attention whatsoever to their surroundings or the players they are supposed to be working with, and got trucked accidentally? Then Dzumhur goes wayyyyyyy out of his way to be overly nice to the little brat. Anyone can see he is a nice, thoughtful person. We don't need you and your "he is actually one of the nicest players on tour" to clarify that.

Elvis Le sigh

@FuckYouGoogle that's a complete lie :p

@FuckYouGoogle when was the last time tennis fans threw a glaring the court? Do us a favour and stop lying, tennis fans and players are far more respectful, yea sometimes they can pick sides wrongly and be a hit overpy vicious to a certain player, hutnthat is rare, football is literally all about taking sides, slitting the crowd and jeering at each other. You're wrong plain and simple.

Leander Paes actually seems like a douche on camera, so I guess his personality is reflected accurately on TV and in real life.

Yea its ridiculous every clay tournament gives you examples of why there should be hawkeye

@@ianmcintosh8307 or they could use Mexico's real bounce system, looks more accurate

Exactly!! I love how some players on clay just pick a ball mark that is out of bounds, nowhere near the actual mark and the umpire buys it. WTF wouldn't they use Hawkeye on clay?

Well, i really didnt understood that one... The umpire said the ball was out, right? So why was Soderling complaining?? Can someone explain me this?

@@Not_me9791 10:03 no, here the umpire says "I saw the ball was good, we're going to replay the point" hence his meltdown... on another note... I'm glad they added real bounce to Madrid's centre court this year (as I suggested a year ago lol) but the clay courts really do take their time adding modern technology...

Thought the same thing. You beat me (by a year) to it, lol

It's been known for a decade, like wtf

Whattt? Are serious? I’m to do that for like ten years but I never made possible.. only now you tell it was not real in the first place!!!

Of course, there is no energy behind it. Dumbasses...

What time

Oh nevermind

Aww thank you ❤️

Umpire was right, Soderling clearly showed the wrong one

@@tillrahn2938 but u can see the ball was out

Hawkeye showed the ball was out by 3 inches.

@@tillrahn2938 No he didnt when you see him pointing at it with his racket he clearly point to a mark 3 inches or so behind the line. Soderling pointed to the right spot all along.

@@kingwacky184 No he didn't. Watch where the ball bounces and watch where Soderling points. I'm not saying it wasn't out, because I don't remember that match, but Soderling pointed way too far.

Thank bro

Thank you :))

Thats true

Because i am 😂 thanks buddy

I am a Rafa fan too

You can completely miss a mark if you just look away from it for a second, but know it was out. Happened to me a dozen times while playing, and I wasn't cheating, you just see the wrong one where you suppose the right one is, because you looked away, moved, etc. The thing that the umpire showed, well, let's just say that I don't think that it's even a mark.

@@MrMartin48705 yeah, maybe that can happen with a mark that is within a 10-20cm range, the mark Soderling pointed at was more than a meter away from the shot, he actually had to walh right 1 step to point at it from where he hit the ball, there is no way he thought that was the right mark, he just tried to cheat it out. If it was Roger or Rafa i maybe would've believed that it was some gigantic blunder, but everyone knows Soderling is a jerk, so no, i don't believe it for a second.

Often the players knows better then the referees, simply because they are nearer to the ball. Just look at Federer how often he is right when challenging calls. This is sadly just an example where higher ranked players are favored by the referees.

@@luigimanzelli3786 if it was Roger or Rafa? Djoković? Wow, you people will never fucking admit he's amongst the best ever.

Firstly, the written comments about Robin Soderling are incorrect, eggaerated, stating it as a "meltdown". It was complaining, and was a valid complaint. The chair umpire looked for mark to confirm what he seemed to see from his position in the chair, on the surface. He was actually unable to find one, but pointed to the location he thought there would be a mark. the video replay confirmed the chair umpire's error, but no replay nor electronic system was nor is used at these clay tournaments. This is one of many situations the give give reason to have an electronic line call system available for all courts, and also a replay system, which includes other calls like double bounce, hits, order of events, etc. In addition, a better system than the widely used [older design] of "Hawkeye" should become a standard, which uses "actual" video capture for every moment and many more angles to determine actual ball placement, location when the ball contacts the surface [Forten or if others available]. Additions and modifications to the rules needs to be made for replay. Also, see ATP NextGen Finals where an accurate [probably FORTEN] electronic line calling system has been in use since 2017, without line judges.

Zvezdan Alekcic Did you combine two tennis player names to form the name of your account ? I think Alexander Zverev for sure but i can't figure out the second one.

Neymar is famous for his overacting. But I think this kid's impact and fall wasn't overacting. He seriously looked in pain.

what you think of Neymar is right ... BUT are you fucking serious the kid didn't tightened any muscle when he ran into him. try to run into a strong body whats twice or tripple the mass of your body moving same speed as you without being prepared for it... you obviously have no clue about sport and about physics!!! you're probably a fat fuck siting on the couch watching youtube videos every day and don't know what it feels like get hit like this. so STFU idiot

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H G wtf is your problem did your mom ground you or something Jesus take a chill pill my guy

You clearly never played any contact sports by urself with that stupid Comment, did you ever run into an screen in Basketball? Even an Top Class Athlet is on the Floor after an good screen.

Soderling was right, just accept it.

even if he was right he would have still lose.

​@@u11113901 Both the Robin Soderling and the Umpire were wrong in this conversation. Robin clearly pointed to the wrong mark, making his argument wrong initially. The Umpire made the wrong call, if that shot spot/camera tracking is accurate.

Maybe he was right and the annocer was wrong about it being 1 meter away. But the umpire said they would at least replay it.

@@u11113901 it doesnt matter whether the ball was out or in. Because robin deliberately pointed the wrong mark.

Hahahahha thanks man! Glad you noticed 😂

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Thanks man, and yes there was a mistake, it was 4-0 not 5-0

@@WivoRN I knew it 😎 by the way you replying to most people is really great, I love that. Keep it up

Haha thanks man, am tyring the best i can to satisfy everyone here

LMAO you actually made me laugh

I think he was showing the mark from a previous point

i dont think he saw the "correct" mark. i think he saw it land out and then when he went to look for it he was looking for a mark that was behind the baseline as he had seen it land clearly behind it. but he didnt notice that he had moved a bit to the right after hitting the shot, so when he found a mark in front of him that was out by about as much as he had seen the ball land out, he thought that mustve been it. theres literally no reason for him to not pick out the correct mark on purpose since that one was clearly out as well. you dont get more points for it being more out lol

Most of the big tournaments now just use hawkeye for the lines and no debate is entertained. It's probably better that way

Roy Boy it was also his fault. The mark he pointed out was so far from the actual mark.

yes, don't understand why people so upset with Soderling when he was right

@@dennisvillaflor3359 No he didnt when you see him pointing at it with his racket he clearly point to a mark 3 inches or so behind the line. Soderling pointed to the right spot all along.

@@kingwacky184 He marked the spot that was clearly to the right of the actual spot. Despite that though, the ump screwed it up by also pointing at the wrong spot (if that replay was correct)

You'd think Soderling screwed himself by pointing at the wrong mark except the umpire also got it wrong according to that replay. So even if Robin pointed at the right mark, the ump somehow pointed to another mark that showed it was in (which is incredulous given how far the ball is out according to that replay)

Felipe GS yep

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Of course She was angry with him! He left his wife and daughter just because he found a little success and Date a girl half his age!!!

@@simonsiddique so? That's not Mirka business, no reason to distract Wawrinka in a match.

@@simonsiddique If that's the case, Mirka should mind her own business. Also, my point is that people always seem to be defending her and they admire her, I don't know why. I'm a fan of Roger but I really couldn't care less about Mirka. 😒

I'm not sure what year that was, but it could have been before they implemented the challenge system. For a while, you could see it at home on TV, but it wasn't officially part of the game yet. And even with the current system, the player has to challenge the call for them to look at the video. They have a limited number of challenges, and if they are wrong too many times and run out of challenges, there's nothing they can do, even though we can see that the call was incorrect. It really makes no sense. The umpires should be able to review close calls at their discretion, but instead they have a very half-assed way of going about things, just to increase the "drama" for the viewers.