dauym what a skibidi sigma

Beautiful game, why so little likes?❤

Work on stronger returns?

jit mathgod i like to you try and when you do bad ima laugh at you

That’s such a shtty serve lmao

Good technique!!

Love this!!

Absolutely horrible angle. Just put it at the back and let it sit down instead of moving the camera all around

Sometimes you get the bear, and sometimes the bear gets you...

That was great..

Always approach cross court and then recover to middle. Don’t stand their like a lemon

Foot fault

We called that “husband and wife“ play.

Foot fault

I'm not going to disagree with you, but I will wish you a Happy Thanksgiving!

You did a great job just getting to that. Good hustle...

Tried a Pure Aero recently after too many years of playing with proper player's frames. Gotta say, I will never respect anyone's game if he uses one, lol, too easy!!

He’s a lefty and you hit him a pocket forehand. ;)

You very good!!!!!!

Guy in white really needs to switch to pickle ball : drop shot after return of serve.

nice serving dude, i like how relaxed your form is - how tall are you btw?

Good match guys!!! 👋👋

Horrible vid work - can't see anything.

A thing of beauty--that is art!

Ouch that hurts. How old is the kid you're playing?

Looks out

Foot fault by the server

Thats why when playing doubles you should always serve in the corner

Nice!!

Great return. I don't see how it could have been any better...

Good return

Agree completely. Only I would add, in practice play at the same intensity level you expect to have in your matches. Little things can help this happen. For example, normaly the people I play with open a new can of balls even for practice matches. So, what we stared doing was playing for the tennis balls. Both players or teams bring a new can. The winner gets to take the new can home, the loser can do what they want with the used can. Its no big deal, but it added that little extra to our practices that made it more league or tournament like.

There's a huge power loss with an open backhand. It's defensive. All the pro's are doing it? Who? Nobody hits with an open backhand unless they absolutely have to.

if u think a open stance 2 handed backhand is difficult, a open stance 1 handed backhand is worse!

You got it the wrong way around my friend, 2 handed backhand for a righty is a left handed forehand, right hand is the guiding hand. Think of your right hand providing the leverage in order for the left hand to flick across get the spin + power.

youre 54???? bro i thought this was a college kid playing until i saw the comment on this video. Good job man, god bless you.

I hope I hit as well as you at 54

Your open stance backhand looks like mine. Mine improve when I hit well in front and try to not put too much topspin on the ball. Ironically the more topspin I try the more it becomes side spin to the wrong side.

That one guy must be planning a drug deal. He spends half his time waiting in the alley...

Good match

You and your partner had a lot of opportunities...

You are 54 years old and your UTR is 7.91. That is a good start towards making your mark on the ITF seniors circuit. The best players in your age division internationally have a UTR between 10 and 11. You might think about trying out for Australia’s national senior team and playing in ITF senior events. However, don’t stop competing against younger players in tournaments. This year I played on the U.S. National Men’s 70 team. It was a great honor playing for my country against the best players in my age category from Spain, Portugal, India, and the Netherlands. Anyway, keep up the great work and remember you are as young as you feel.

Wts that serve 😂

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bruv, you just lost the advantage in the point by not running around the ball to give yourself enough space to hit the forehand. hustling on these shots is better than getting ran around later on in the point

Agassi???

Tennis is a very physical sport so the older we get, the tougher it is. From adapting by changing swing styles to service forms, we have to contend with chronic injuries which we never ever suffered from when young. Thats just Life i guess. Am happy that at least we are on the courts still enjoying the game

And what about foot fault?

Better to start there and not foot fault. The number of players who have played for decades yet foot fault badly is ridiculous. Does my head in.

I wanna see volleyball jump serve in tennis