Nonetheless, it’s your LUCKY DAY AND I’M GOING TO ANSWER YOUR QUERY; the Magic Number is SEVEN-FEET BEHIND THE SERVE LINE AND A TWO-HAND BACKHAND RETURN FROM A CROSS-DOMINANT PLAYER. He’s gotta be NADAL FAST, DJOKOVIC MEAN, AND FEDERER RELENTLESS. IF THEY CAN NEUTRALIZE THE SPEED HE’LL BE TIRED BEFORE HIS OPPONENTS!! 😇

Sir, please don’t Ask the same question so many times; I love the video but by the end it was like watching a looped video of someone ready to let go an Arrow that would never be released. Dabble a little, dare to have an opinion your self, give us more examples with different players as far as who may have been more effective against him. But you played him out like if he were some new-level of player, and the rest were just npc’s. It was a little disrespectful!! 😇

It's time more players stop doing those sissy second serves. grow a pair and be like Nick and our new kid on the block Giovanni, foock second serves, every serve is first serve

Fed would take him to school.

Instead of repeatedly voicing the same question over and over, why don't you take a look at some of his past performances in different conditions, to give us a sense of that? And also, how his overall game stacks up?

it's about time this happens. Tall Giant Players should really focus on the Serve. The most important stroke of tennis! Otherwise, it's hard to compete with 6'2-6'4 players on the ground game.

Anyone remember Ivanisevic? He was an ace machine. Not the fastest serve but so difficult to read.

You Go Guy.!!!

The serve is spoiling men's tennis. Imo there should be only one serve allowed.

6'8" playing with a puré drive? Scary

Their numbers are wrong! WTF?! If you get your 2nd serve in 95% of the time and win it 52%, the % of times you win is 0.95 * 0.52. Likewise, in Scenario 2, the likelihood of winning the 2nd serve is 0.6 * 0.75. In Scenario 1 you win the 2nd serve 49.4% and in Scenario 2 you only win it 45% of the time which is WORSE than Scenario 1.

Are we going to ignore how ChatGPT ruined the script of this otherwise good video?

black Isner?

Nice, but in ATP500 in best of 3. In a GS final in best of 5 no serve stays on this level. That's why serve bots never win grand slams.

great player with power and a lot of mobility but he is young and quite massive physically. We will understand the trend in 2-3 years. Also keeping that power at the shoulder articulation for long time it is not always sustainable.

Beautiful vidéo thanks a lot.

How's his return game? Bc Dr. Ivo & Isner were really the pioneers of this but their height makes their return game below avg therefore yeah, they'll win some big tournaments and big matches but I w/o the return game it's a wash. The best balance was Del Po by miles. What could have been?

And is he going to bring serve and volley back? I can see Perricard doing some magic at WImbledon.

thank you for this, outliers are always worth watching

You require a decade of serving to say that when there have been phenomenal servers such as Pete Sampras.

This had a great serve but probably the worst backhand i have ever seen for a pro club player level...

I am not sure if this will work or not, but I can tell Ben Shelton and probably many other American players are pissed that they did not think of doing this first.

I recall seeing a video about hitting two first serves a while back, not sure how long ago. I think that they calculated that pros would win more service points by hitting two first serves all the time. Maybe that only applied to the big servers. I forget. Hardly anybody wanted to try it though. The main reason being that they didn't have enough confidence in their first serve. They preferred the much smaller chance of double faulting with a kick serve.

Its not a fun game if its based on aces or a three stroke point ... Padel will overtake tennis ...

Serves like a badminton smash

Reminds me of pete sampras

I really don't understand your scenario 2 of a two first serve approach. If Perricard serves 60% second serves in, that means he hits 40% double faults.

The strings ruined tennis.

2 first serves has so many advantages... been doing it for years. If I try to slow the serve down then I break my mechanics and technique.

Also he’s athletic, unlike the Isner’s and other tall guys, with massive serves. If he can avoid injury, he will be tough

buy a microphone and narrate the video yourself

What's truly scary is that he's still growing ....

Be careful what you ask for. A men’s game with just big serves and no returns or rallies will basically turn men’s tennis into the NBA, a boring 3 ball un-watchable mess. So many current stars and Hall of Famers are only now lamenting the fate of low NBA ratings and how boring today’s game is. If Pericard rules men’s tennis, that will be another nail in the professional tennis coffin.

That first part was so annoying when you compared Mpetshi’s second serve speed to Shelton’s first serve. Mpetshi was hitting first serves as his second, so it was basically a first serve. You were acting like his second serve is much lighter than his first. If he’s hitting a first serve on the second, there is no reason to emphasize so much that it’s his second serve

Never heard of him, future top 10 it looks like. I think people will adapt, tennis always has people that are the best at something and change the game. Then the game and players adapt. Saying that, I could not imagine returning anything that looks like what that guy is putting out.

"for those needing the metric system", you mean civilized people

Tennis has become SO BORING. . . all it is, is a serve game now.

People clearly have never seen a roddick,karlovic or even sampras serve😂

Sampras: That's my boy!

6'8" is 99% of the reason for the serve dominance. Shaq ain't Shaq if he was 3 inches shorter......Dirk isn't Dirk if he was 3 inches shorter.......the rest of his game doesn't have to be as great but that mental game sure does.

These serves are becoming like the 3 pointers in the NBA. A one-way ticket to boredom and then extinction.

That tremendous serve into volley reminds me of Sampras

Ah, he's 6'8". That explains a big part of this...

GMP will rise to top 10... in 2025 or 2026.

Sampras invented 2 first serves.

I can’t connect 😮

6'5 and above should only be allowed one serve

Whilst Perricard has an awesome serve, I dont think he'll reach the top 10 although he might come close. I think he'll be the tours most dangerous player who on his day, can beat anyone but ultimately, he will struggle at Grandslam level with maybe one or two Quaters or Semis when he's done. But one things for certain, he will go down as having one of the best serves of all time and may achieve 160mph in favourable conditions.

I see hin reaching the top 10 eventually.

While his serving his insane, hes not a one trick pony and other aspects of his game are very good. His ceiling is very high.