Jannik Sinner & Andy Murray Court Level Practice Points | 2024 (4K 60FPS)

[@-Munditimum-]

It's quite interesting to see how this would have been if Murray was in his prime with no injuries. Thank you COURT LEVEL TENNIS. M

[@AZ-cj8du]

No one in this era beats Big 4 in their prime.

[@recration]

@@AZ-cj8du i disagree. sinner and alcaraz can beat the big 3 in their prime. the level they played at the us open was insane.

[@AZ-cj8du]

@@recration that tells enough you don't even watch the big 3....

[@jonathanb1406]

@@AZ-cj8du They weren't unbeatable. Players like Del Potro, Wawrinka, Thiem, Tsonga, on their day could blow them off the court. The biggest difference between them and the rest is mentality and consistency. To talk like Alcaraz and Sinner don't have the tennis ability nor the mentality to be able to beat any of them "in their prime" is silly

[@sandeepshahrao1985]

Need More and More Videos of this for Practice ❤. Love this View. Need More Clarity like 4k Technology❤

[@172prv]

Sinner's groundstrokes are incredible

[@louisedyhlen3234]

who would be a better player: murray with federer's forehand (cuz jesus christ at times his forehand was attrocious), or federer with murray's backhand (not 2hander in perticular but rather the effectiveness and ability to do things with it)

[@The4.0Guy]

I'd go with fed because his serve was more effective, especially his second serve

[@HoangTruong-vk7ek]

Murray for sure. Trading Murray's forehand for Fed's is a massive upgrade for Murray and it's basically his only weakness besides his 2nd serve. Fed's backhand isn't as bad of a shot as Murray's forehand and although Murray's backhand is better it doesn't improve Fed that much overall.

[@angejo5591]

Why does Andy Murray have a tennis ball on his head

[@ST-ek6lf]

Fuzzy brown tennis ball

[@DavidFregoli]

That's his Ball Spot

[@유태용-d4u]

For second serve