Thanks for watching! yes, he played very well. First time I have him on film. I've seen him playing at this venue almost every time I've been, and he seems to do well in both doubles and singles.

Thanks for watching, when editing I don't pay attention to the rally count. It's hard enough sometimes keeping up with the score. Especially when the players forget or make a mistake and roll on with the wrong score.

Agreed, thanks for watching!

Glad you enjoyed the video. thanks for commenting!

i played a 4.6-4.1 team on a 3.0 tourney haha

Yes I agree with that statement. I will say what happens sometimes is people sign up for 3-4 tournaments at a time at a particular level then their DUPR passes what they signed up for on the last tournament.

Yeah was thinking the same thing/wondering: ‘dang, is this standard 3.5 play?? If so is everyone I know who signs up for 3.5 open play actually 2.5-3?’

@@tenayasims I can only speak to my local open play. That said, often in open play your not getting the dialed competitor skill like you would in a tournament. some arent focused, trying new things, nursing an injury, ect. Also these guys are "dialed" since they have been winning matches leading to this point. Jeff and parker went undefeated in the upper bracket so they had 4 matches before this gold medal. Alex and nick played 9 matches before this gold medal. pickleballbrackets.com/ptSBE.aspx?plid=95dcd7ac-be5c-4557-93c8-bc60afebccc4

@@davecotter5548 I appreciate you watching and commenting. Missouri pickleball club (St Louis) hosts a great tournament. I promise you the competition will be tough whatever division you sign up for. The high competition along with double elimination brackets are why we keep going back.

A lot of viewers who comment "players are 3.5 at best" are seeing a style of play like quong's. Players trying that style don't have the pace, spin, accuracy, consistency of quong though.

Thank you for watching!

All above 5.0 DUPR and it's a gold medal match. What else do you want from them to prove they are 5.0+?

Yes, agreed, and keep in mind these are the two teams that made it through a 20 team double elimination bracket. Thanks for watching.

Having played against her earlier this day. She has a soft game until she sees an opportunity. I got pickled by her and Kirk. In my defense I don't consider my sister and myself a 4.5 mixed team, but a 4.0 team. that was the only opening they had left For mixed in the tournament so we tried our best.

@@LandonWilson88 Ahh okay. I felt like you guys were definitely defending it much better towards the middle/end of the match! Either way, insane match!

@petertran7360 that wasn't me in this video. I didn't post our video where I got pickled hahaha.

Thanks for watching, and commenting. unfortunately I chatted with several regarding the KZbin videos that weekend. I believe I know who you are, I'm not going to guess publicly though LoL, for privacy purposes.

Thanks for watching, yes i watched it live and was super happy i got it recorded. I thought it was a great match.

The serve in question is at 03:56 I should have added a freeze frame in the video for the audience. this camera angle doesn't do that line call any favors. on KZbin for computer/browser you can pause the video then use keys "comma & period" to look at the video frame by frame. if you look at the frame where it bounces then take into account of the camera angle it should be a wide serve.

Thanks for watching, no doubt bangers.

Glad you enjoyed the match!

I'm glad you enjoyed the match!

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it.

@@spaghettimanpickleball Thanks for watching!

I can see how you feel that way watching it real time. If you will hit the settings button on the video and slow it down to 25% speed it looks out. Add on top of that the camera angle doesn't do him any favors. it should be obviously wide to Brent who called it. I know him personally and in tournaments seen him overturn his own calls or partner calls. Also call his own ball out if a couple of times. The other team didn't argue and looked like they could see it clearly as well.

thanks for watching and commenting.

looked like 4.5 players that had played all day and wore out lol

the gold medal winners the Chius, had 6 matches to 15 before this gold. They went undefeated so got a buy in the medal round. the silver team had 7 prior to the gold match. they didnt get a buy in the medal round. here is the pb bracket link for this 4.5 match pickleballbrackets.com/ptsfr.aspx?eaid=2c784d4f-5951-428a-9576-b9983dd4cca2

@@hands-ondad5335 lol no. there just not that good.

@@AdrianaSilva-vc3yj Thanks for watching!

@@swisstripzthanks for the compliment! the scoreboard I made in Adobe illustrator. The text inside is with Adobe premiere. In general most of the work is done in Adobe premiere.

@@coolcool7210 Thanks for watching and commenting. I just provide the video and look up the DUPR they were the day before the tournament. These two teams beat out 23 other teams in the bracket including myself. If you want to see my team's effort in this bracket check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4fTlHp9jJVsfK8

@@pauliezzi3348 I appreciate you digging through the video and analyzing the rallies, and commenting. Comment where your clinic is maybe they will be interested or other viewers watching the match.

@@LandonWilson88 Thanks! I am a certified PPR Professional instructor and provide lessons, clinics and drill sessions at Green Valley Country Club in Lafayette Hill Pa (Just NW of Philly). I also run the Pickleball program there, where players can come for meetups from everything starting at beginner to Advanced 4.25+ (on a separate meetup). Our larger meetup is just under 3500 members currently. If interested, anyone can contact the club and ask for "Paulie Pickles".

@@brettwilliams2776 thanks for watching!

@scottreich1420 thanks for the invite, I just recorded the match I didn't participate. At the same time both these teams are at the end of a double elimination bracket where they've each played 4/5 best 2 out of 3 matches and came out on top. Some could argue "if it ain't broke don't fix it", "keep doing what works" I however did play the lefty righty team earlier in the bracket. Our strategy was to dink and slow game. They still beat us by having less unforced errors. You can find that video here its the second match within that video. It has chapters for quick navigation. My partner and I had little experience playing with one another prior to the tournament. A little more synergy and less nerves would have gone a long way. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4fTlHp9jJVsfK8si=WT-nKUb_suJLj4p5

That cost Kevin and I the match..... 😂 Id have to really slow that down and see about camera angle to definitely call that a foot fault. No I'm just kidding, you two out played us. I enjoyed the match, good sportsmanship, good rallies. After watching it 3 times is it after the Ernie attempt/fake?

Yeah I guess after slowing it down that left toe was on the line while transitioning back from the Ernie cover.

@@LandonWilson88 yes after the Ernie and then cover middle, left foot definitely on the line😢

Ggs for sure!

@@CadoThomp Yes, thanks for watching and commenting. Your bronze should be live now. Your Gold will Go live Monday. That will be all for 4.0 mens doubles.

@@Alo1983z Yes, the whole bag is insulated.

@@brucesnow3506 thanks for watching and the comment

@@sriramtalluri LoL very true. while I watched this live I had zero clue they had that high of a DUPR. What could have happened, this was a very big tournament (for our area, 400+). They capped how many teams could go into each division and it's possible the gold winners registered late and couldn't get into the 4.5. the silver team I happened upon them at the PPA Atlanta slam and they said they were playing 4.0.

@@LandonWilson88 This tournament auto posted scores to dupr right after the matches were completed in real time. Our dupr levels reflected in the video are after both teams had went 7-0 on the day (different pools and first round of bracket play). All of the players listed in the video had a dupr of less than 4.5 when we all entered the tournament, just for some clarity.

@WinCan22 understood, Yeah I just looked at the DUPR ratings for each player at the start of the match.

@@thejuicerr thanks for watching

@@Cacheola Thanks for watching

@@kathybell4878 she's one of the local players near where I play. It's for balance for the soft stuff at the kitchen. If you watch any pro's you will catch some of them do it if they don't utilize a 2h BH.

@@CC-bq7wk Thanks for watching, I only record, this was the 5.0 women's doubles gold.

@@kennynguyen6060 thanks for watching, our first game was rough, but All 4 of us play 4.5 in our local 2hr radius tournaments.

Thanks for watching! The pickleball brackets rating was still below a 4.0 for these players. Not a good reason, this is a big tournament in our region that draws alot of players in to play. in my experience that tends to lead to players playing down. Im not saying that happened in this game but it definitely happens in our regions bigger tournaments.

@@Alliver_pickleballyour welcome, thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks for watching! DUPR is what it is, I think eventually it will be pretty accurate. I can't speak to their skill, but that's what their DUPR was before the match.

His resets, decision making, and counters were good! Perhaps this specific game, he may be the better player out of the four.

Phillip has played some 4.0 previously. I played him earlier this year in a 4.0 bracket. you can see him at the beginning of this 5 match video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqavoGaFhMimY6ssi=cfrAtsy7Uvbl7ity

@ i guess thats the way it is for everyone, some days, some games better than others, i know it is for me lol! But if I understand dupr correctly then part of the rating is consistency

@@adamwilliams78 yeah, I dont know the mechanics of DUPR. I still wish dupr had a mixed specific rating. People care about the rating so I put it on the players. I think its interesting to see how they represent their number.

@@Alliver_pickleball thanks for watching, this match is particularly interesting because these are four friends who play often. Justin and Jackson are brothers as well.

@@Alliver_pickleball your welcome thanks for watching!

Yes he may have been having one of those days. Thanks for watching!

@@Snosrap79 well for the winning team, if it's earning points keep doing it. Thanks for watching!

You're welcome!