Jim Courier v Stefan Edberg Extended Highlights | Australian Open 1993 Final

[@timez32]

thanks for uploading. I love both Jim and Stefan.

[@ValentinG23]

the lost art of serve and volley 🔥🔥

[@Xunxunism]

Many players can do that. The art remained. It is just not very effective anymore and it has become one of the variety of tactics you can use.

[@Mark-vs5xx]

Pete Sampras? Boris Becker? Michael Stich?Pat Rafter? Edberg semplicemente il più bello

[@ryantogo8359]

​@@Mark-vs5xxgo ahead, name some more players who haven't played in over 20 years, Einstein.

[@tob8848]

Golden Age of Tennis!

[@Romalian1]

Very happy to see a resume of this final but... NO SCORE... we NEVER KNOW the score, the advance in the match... Whare is the Set Point of Edberg ? What is the score for each point ???? Thumb down... bad, very bad review... :(

[@wednesday7475]

Agreed. It’s very frustrating

[@ClaimOfRightMuso]

I agree. A disservice to the efforts of the players and to subscribers of this channel.

[@kikaa1884]

Stephan Edberg is one of the best and greatest tennis player of all time in open era. He is 2nd best serve and volley player in open era actually He is world no 1 for 72 weeks He have 6 major titles in singles and 3 major titles in doubles in open era

[@morton26]

@@kikaa1884 The first is Becker obviously but i would have trouble placing sampras and edberg as 2nd...

[@kikaa1884]

@@morton26 Boris Becker is all court player but Stephan Edberg is true Serve and volley player actually.

[@Ineddiblehulk]

As a massive Graf and Edberg fan this was a rough set of finals in 93

[@WONGLER]

Big disappointment for me as a huge Edberg fan

[@lucacontestabile906]

Full match please

[@phungmoe2302]

Jim dont get enough credits.... His two hand backhand is one of the best looking backhand... like hitting a baseball bat! Like Art of Roger forehand.....

[@JW-bw8nj]

Courier's backhand was a weakness and liability

[@peace75]

I used to wake up at 1 AM every year to watch the Australian Open (time difference) and I watched this match too. Great times, great players, great tennis

[@tellthestoryphotography-th7216]

If you have the entire court to use (serve & volley), WHY to they hit it directly to their opponent, and get passed???

[@kingroger007]

In 80s and early 90s, for TV telecast of the 4 grand slams, Australian Open is the worst in providing slow motion replays. First, there were very few, I'm glad this highlights captured whatever is available in this final. For other less important matches, there were no replays no matter how great the points were. Second, most of the time, the slow motion were through cameras following the ball flying between the players, so you only got blurry images (just as you see in this video). It's a shame that many great points can only be reviewed in this manner (if they are lucky enough to have a slow motion replay). I'm certainly relieved that they finally improved when time moved into the 21st century. With the changes on the color of the court, now it is much more enjoyable watching Australian Open.

[@Retsler54]

Jim Courier one of the coolest ever with his red hair, his baseball cap and his forehand. Cool serve motion too / Sweden

[@JuanjoSantagueda]

Que maravilla ver a dos contrincantes con diferentes estrategias y armas de juego,el tenis de hoy en día es deprimente.Stefan y Jim son dos claros exponentes de la edad de oro del tenis moderno.Jannik Sinner es un auténtica maquina de golpear la pelota pero sin chispa o atisbo de genialidad.

[@uncletony6210]

"The last four times they've played have been in grand slam finals"?? no.

[@ladcameo]

3 times i guess.. US 91 and AO 92 and 93.. and Wimbledon Semis

[@uncletony6210]

@@ladcameo yeah, 3 if you count this match.

[@aagold76]

too many replays- could have shown 30 more points.

[@jkj1459]

JIM AN EDBERG WERE GREAT CHAPMS, COURRIER USED TO DO INSIDE OUT FOREHANDS PREVIOUS YEARS , IN THIS MATCH SURPRISINGLY IMPROVISED WITH DOUBLE HANDED BACK HAND . AGGASI RIVAL

[@macaliston4]

Edberg and Fedex ... best players in history. Edberg is god... It is true that this game is no longer distilled like this today but it is also true that Edberg achieved it with long-distance(baseline) gunboats and modern rackets. So, even if this game isn't distilled anymore, would there be players today capable of having Stefan's quality? For me, Edberg and Fedex they are the gods of this sport .. .. that hand, that wrist, that game of cat-and-mouse... How nice it was to see a Becker - Edberg or a McEnroe .. and what the hell it is now to see a Djokovic - Nadal, where the only exciting thing is that they play for a title, for the rest, all running and returning balls with a minimum of sense of the defense. 6-hour matches, that any day they have dinner and everything in the middle of the court, this tennis is unbearable, insufferable ... and more since Fedex got older You just have to look at the top 5 of current world tennis... they are stone hands, they look like dizzy ducks Djokovic, medvedev, Zrevev, rudd, tsitsipas,,, are "hands of stone" on the net, I think , at now, it's great physical contribution, the tactics, knowing how to be in the baseline and winning, but talent is running out.

[@sultanabran1]

roger is the only current player who can play in the modern era and the past eras, with his current game.

[@zipangumaru8709]

彼のプレーは凄かったなぁ

[@mathiasforslund1496]

Had is been as fast court as US open half year earlier, good luck to Courier

[@sultanabran1]

stefan is a pleasure to watch

[@Mark-vs5xx]

quanti ricordi

[@LOLONO666]

the score was kind of severe for Edberg 😰

[@JoannaPawlowicz-n7m]

Edberg est le joueur le plus froid et le plus égocentrique que je nai jamais vu..😮

[@nosysuarez]

???????

[@aagold76]

I miss when men wore actual shorts!

[@a66789]

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[@tigeruppercut2000]

haha the baggy clothing era

[@古見佐野人]

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