They both probably had parents with money who glued the racquet to their hands.

@@SkeeterMcTavish yup, tennis is more of a rich people sport to begin with

@@renjicc3106 I dont think so man .. you just need two good racquets and a public wall , court to play . I dont want to pay for court reservation most of the time so i go at odd times of the day like from 9-10 pm where i can find empty courts and nobody asking me to leave :)

@@freakytea Dont be a broke ass and make money so you can pay for your kids to play then

@@renjicc3106 For the most part, but it doesn't have to be. It sure wasn't for me. It's just the rich parents raise shit kids.

Yeah I think college players can be flashier but are less consistent than pros, therefore the highlights can be deceiving.

@@boson6336 this seems to hold true even for lower tier schools such as D2-D3. Players will be going at it during a point and someone will get impatient and try to go for an unrealistic approach shot setup or simply try slapping it back to get a winner instead of just playing a comfortable pace. Quick point

Very perceptive comment. I would add that at the highest level there are a bunch of guys that read the game so well that they start moving earlier to every ball, some of them also have great efficiency with shot production so compared to these college guys the pros can look way more chill . . . like tennis is easy I a thinking of Federer, Djokovic, Medvedev

The biggest thing I have noticed is that pros consistently hit a lot higher. A lot of people at this level just hit fast and low on every shot in comparison. No margin for error

@@jurassiclore5315 Totally: Djokovic and Rafa clear the net by half a meter on average

Thanks 😅

Who was talking to u

He is the best player in the montage

I think if the guy in the grey shirt could move better, the yellow shirt guy would've had way more trouble in that match

Looked like the guy in gray hit every serve to the bh of the USC player! Mr. USC was dialed in on it early in the recording! Good ball overall 🎾

Alen X immense amount of hard work and practice

Yeah man, these guys would get wrecked on the Challenger tour. It's sad too, because the guys on the Challenger tour can't hardly make enough to feed their family. Take Devin Britton (NCAA champ) who couldn't make it on the tour and now is an Assistant Coach, Noah Rubin (ranked #1 in USA at Wake Forest) and he has a channel or something where he talks about depression / failing to make ends meet. & then Federer makes $93 million in 2019. It's not right. It's impossible for anyone else to catch up to that. I played #1 at a Division I school, but afterwards couldn't afford to spend $1,000 per weekend to go play in a tournament somewhere in the world for no prize money (maybe make $200). I wish I could have though, I would have literally been living my dreams from when I was a kid.

Steve K Whether success transfers to one level or not is very hard to guess. I know some juniors that i played who were beasts in the 16s and their level of play sharply declined when they got to the 18s and eventually into college. For some people it’s the exact opposite, the older they get the more their play style aids them.

Muscle memory and insane reading-the-opponent-skills. Where you and have hit balls thousands and thousands of times, they 've hit balls millions of times. Where you and I respond about 0.6-1s after the opponent hits the ball, they respond 0,3s after the hit or already positions themselves before the opponent even hits the ball since they read the body language. And because they have practiced and played so many matches, there's a lot going on at subconscious level. A lot of tennis patterns are fixed at pro-play. When to hit cross court etc.

@@stevek1867 It seems like you need a wealthy person who would sponsor you. You can't pay for it all or we need more tennis clubs with a pool of coaches.

@Taehyun Kim dont be so mean

@Taehyun Kim Hiding behind a KZfaq account you fat virgin

It’s possible. Just keep focused and work on ur self

@Taehyun Kim go to hell

Damn I get the one dude was an ass but be realistic. 99% of you guys won't even come close to the level in the video, let alone higher than this. Some people need to be brought down to reality instead of dreaming they can do whatever with effort lmao

Mans like 6’6

he makes me think of john isner

return as well

Return is even better

yea thats the john isner playstyle. Big serve, big forehand

I came to the comments looking exactly for this😂

it's yes danny

@@jeromejaemolee no he said daddy lol

Yeah Tom!

Yaaas! lol. Hilarious comment.

Yea, right? When is the kid graduating for crying out loud. It's been 3 years of vids.

@@lichee12 well if it’s been three years then he’s probably graduating by the end of this year

16:52

Wouldn’t the serve be a let

@@lb8600 let's are playrf

@@lb8600 you play lets in college tennis

@@Meeseeek so weird, why?

@@paulo_9423 just to make matches go faster

@@joaodav nah it was obviously daddy 😂😂😂

Its unrealistic how hard he hits the ball

Wouldn’t be surprised if he went pro

once he started gaining a lead he is a different monster...

@@greasysausage5133 he has the whole package. Great forehand and backhand, nice net play.

hes like 9 feet tall so he has the shots to impress. but I doubt he will evolve his game into a consistent enough basis to make it at the top level

Just shows how insane the level in tennis is

quarantine will end, think through what you most need to develop, maybe it's a time to work on your volley and/or serve, even using a wall and practicing your volley in-air non-stop from 7-8 feet helps w strength and timing, you can also do calisthenics for strength/conditioning. I was only 5.0 but was almost always the strongest, most fit guy on court. At any rate, think of what you can do and go for it. I got hurt in 15 and am 1/2 paralyzed now. I miss it too- hugely.

Y'all still can't play in the US?? I'm over here in Europe and Tennis was one of the first sports that were allowed again, they allowed a month ago. Why would they still ban it? It's a non-contact sports.

Almin M I posted that a month ago... but the courts in my city are close but the ones in big city’s are opened

I played singles the entire lockdown in California. Took some hand sanitizer and was cautious about distance. No big deal.

@@samarveerthakur7387 that's sad..there is not risk especially if its not lot of people who wanna play it.

@Peter Richardson Thanks brother I am waiting so long for the day Im back grinding on the courts.

不是吧不是吧？真这么贵？

No excuses, just go play with some friends a lot. I’d didn’t have a coach, but I played so much I am ranked 3 in my state my sophomore year

@@Awxken1x 3rd ranked sophomore in your state or overall?

@@justinsaehoon state (usta)

@@Awxken1x thats dope bro.

Yeah he has some strong forehands

The pros are a bit more experienced and understand things that college players don’t. So the pros will destroy them. I know it sounds strange but that’s what would happen

Look up Nishikori playing against Challenger level, it totally shows the difference of levels and decision making. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y7yBf6VpkpfSe3U.html

@@Peter-hn9yv that was 10 years ago and a much less experienced Nishikori

Garrett Vinson he still holds longest winning streak; practically 3 years with out losing a match. Amazin’

do u even watch tennis?

Sam Inspire I’ve watched since 2014

It seems like he is tossing the ball backwards. Can't help thinking he could hit bigger first serves if he left a ball a bit more in front of him.

Sup illya

And you're seeing it from a fucking camera 🤣

@@ifyourecognizethepfpthensubpls no fr.. u cant talk when ur looking from one angle on a CAMERA

isn't that suppose to be net and replay the serve?

@@Doramuotoko No in some tournaments there are no lets - even if the serve touches the net you play it.

@@Doramuotoko not for D1 college tennis

shawn0306 nah they play lets. Players use to abuse it and call a let when they got aced lol

@@Doramuotoko unfortunately, without the technology to confirm nets, they have to play them out, even when they are super obvious. only way to make a rule that can't be abused.

There is not just much difference between these guys and the pros. The pros have better serves and returns as well as being more consistent. But apart from that there isn't much that separates these guys from the pros.

@@zachmason868 well I mean yeah they’re all humans and have fairly comparable body builds so other than experience and athleticism there shouldn’t be any strikingly different characteristics between them

@@zachmason868 they are American so they suck at tennis because they play junior until 18

In college they get rid of let calls

One of it is The pro players don’t make attacks all the time .these college students are attacking most of the shots.in pro if you put one ball into corner without off balancing them they will hit you back even harder.

These guys play flashier, but a "lowlights" real would probably answer your question. The level of consistency isn't at a pro level.

Consistency, shot anticipation, mental strength

of interest serving in pro tennis has quite a few different forms.... you would think biomechanics says one way but actually its pretty varied in style.

I’m pretty sure that’s a strategy to not let the other player know where your going to hit the ball, I could be wrong though

@@garrett1786 how would they be able to tell by their head?

@@garrett1786 serve direction relies more on shoulder angling and direction rather than with the head. So he probably wasn’t trying to fake out his opponent

Who's Smith?

Whatever roughly 1000 in the world is

I think that in terms of raw power and athleticism it'll look the same but the difference is in the margins. Slightly better placement on every ball and slightly more consistent on every ball. It's still nuts to think these guys would get absolulely bodied by anyone in the top 200

Miguel Romero I like pin point serves. They feel more balanced for me (personally). I know that platform serves defs get more kick though

Miguel Romero I know!! Only guy using platform stance is the guy wearing white in the last match. Makes me sad as a platformer

what actually is the advantage of platform? I've always served pin point and never really ever was told why someone might want to use platform. Is it just more simple? Less room for error since you aren't moving your right foot?

@@bonzwah1 supposedly, platform is better for movement into the court through the ball, while pinpoint is better for movement up through the ball. and yet some platform servers like federer drive higher off the ground than many pinpoint servers. platform is the old way and I think it's because the foot behind is a good start to push into the court to serve and volley