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[@KaruesellHQ]

Hey guys! Thanks for the support. Go give Jesper a shout-out on ig, really good dude. Say the channel sent you there. And let's try to get this video to 3k likes. That helps me a lot. Now time to lock in to play Carabelli!

[@palags4860]

that 3rd set vs ugo on home soil was just shocking. every shot was unforced error. no wonder you have 0 achievements with that mentality. shocking.

[@VrSword]

@@palags4860 Betting on Challengers lmao 🤡🤡🤡

[@michaelocaya3946]

Keep it up Karue

[@djforcefield]

Good luck against Rocha today dude. I'll be watching!

[@iceice8327]

Hi Karue. You just have a new fan. Very very good, performance against Rocha today. Keep it up.

[@ee-pd6oq]

Karue you are a great advertisement for the sport of tennis. The challenger tour is like a breath of fresh air from the big screen- love seeing your travels and progression through the ranks. AO2025 🤞

[@KaruesellHQ]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@jorgeboetto2228]

Don't give up Karue. Keep roading to the top 100

[@williamjeffreys2980]

Karue - I have followed your progress since your decision to return to professional play. What I'm seeing is your ability to recognize the situation, your ability to cover the court, and your ability to recognize the incoming ball and get to it soon enough to actually be able to direct it strategically have all increased substantially. This indicates you're assessing your weaknesses accurately and doing the work. Good stuff!! I hope you continue to improve.

[@KaruesellHQ]

yes. It is all about gathering data, seeing where you are falling short and working on that. Mostly is continuing to improve endurance so I can do my thing for longer and make guys tap out

[@franciscobrignole5473]

@@KaruesellHQ I could sense in this video that De Jong could be there all day for every rally, almost robot-like. You seemed a little more prone to try to end the long points earlier, and then came the errors, at net, with drop shots, or long forehands. Super intense... same kills, but who can go for longer in the endurance and mind game.

[@josemariacabrerarodillo7921]

Bienvenido a Chile. I hope our country has treated you well. Great content-keep it up!

[@ProperGirl-q3f]

And now you're playing Carabelli who beat this same de Jong guy last week lol

[@garramiro]

And won last week's final

[@TxT-of7yz]

He lost to Carabelli unfortunately 😢

[@DanielAxelsson-l8z]

@@TxT-of7yzyeah he played so well in the second set, thought he had him… he started to make some errors in the third set. Maybe tired from having to play all those qualifying matches. Or maybe it’s just tennis…

[@coulie27]

Who's also #104 (as of current points accrued) 😮

[@TxT-of7yz]

​@@DanielAxelsson-l8zI watched the whole second Set and thought Karue had him... Unfortunately not.

[@paulperaza798]

Congrats Karue great effort, keep on progress and more success is imminent

[@Cloud-by7rv]

I like how you talk about the texture/conditions, as i find myself finding different aspects, like the cold making play more challenging 👍

[@Carloss86py]

Karue! Your style reminds me so much of David Nalbandian.. I loved his game and now I love yours!

[@elitetennisnutrition]

As an argentinean, i agree!

[@KaruesellHQ]

Nalbandian is my guy. Very inspired by his game

[@stanleyextra2812]

If he has good imitation of Nalbandian he can easily be top 50. Looking forward for Karue's improvement and better Nalbandian imitation

[@stanleyextra2812]

@@elitetennisnutrition As someone who is not Argentinian, I say if he has perfect imitation of Nalbandian, he can easily be top 10, maybe beating even Sinner or Alcaraz

[@elitetennisnutrition]

Great analysis of the conditions and balls at the start of the match, Karue! It really makes such a difference in understanding how the game will play out. Thanks for sharing those insights! Specially playing in south america where conditions can be completely opposite even in the same country!

[@KaruesellHQ]

good. Fans need to understand texture. It’s not excuses for wins or loses it’s just understanding that there’s more to it than “just hit a winner there"

[@elchanclascocina]

I think you were mild when saying those Yonex balls in the cold are hard... No, they are rocks!! So bad! I moved to Chile after playing 3.5yrs in sunny and humid Panama. Got there in the winter. I felt all the tennis balls so so heavy and hard, plus the clay, was frustrating. Actually stopped playing, Chileans are pretty good and dominate their clay. You have to know when you need to step down 😅

[@MrBolaextra]

Exactly tennis is very contextual!! Depending on the conditions (surface, temperature, wind, altitude, balls, etc) it can feel like a totally different sport.

[@daysleeprx512]

I’ve been really enjoying your channel…all your videos from instructional stuff to your journey on the pro tour are so fun and well done. But my favorite thing is how positive you are, win or lose. What a great ambassador for my favorite sport. Keep it up! I’ll be rooting for you!

[@jerryg9581]

Great match and greater attitude!!! That's a big reason that I want you to do so well. It's funny that you say that you two were soft-balling each other. It looked to me like you were both pounding it, but both of you are so fast and anticipate so well that the rallies were long. I look forward to the next victory, sir!

[@coachassociationfootball3164]

Having watched your entire re-transformation, really enjoyed every step and seen you handle games and listen to you talk straight after matches... You're not only a great advert for tennis, you're a great advert for yourself and an inspiration for many... including me. Your game is fascinating. Your economy of movement betrays your ability to 'see' so much. He moved well didn't he, he had to move well, you made him move well, you kind of lifted his game. That's a compliment. Had he not had a game to lift on that day... it would have been 3 sets mate. I think you did a bit better than you credited yourself with. But get that the rope can never slacken. It was a great game to watch.... Thanks M 👍🏻

[@sinand881]

Really enjoy your progress bro, head to head with atp 100s definitely impressive. I can see the net points didn't go your way but a more solid net game can easily solve this kind of matches where it's super hard to hit winners from elsewhere imho... ❤️❤️

[@Mavert83]

He definitely was struggling with your backhand. Your backhand rallies pushed him so bad. If you would have come up to the net in some points you might have gotten a couple more games in the first set. Amazing playing Karue! Your mind is strong like a Jedi! Keep going! VAMOS!!!!💪

[@Halmorcat3061]

Thanks, Karue for this! His forehand was much heavier so if conditions were heavy, it is not going to help as he can damage more on rallies like he did. I do think that you need to work at net to the extent that you can as some points you had won on rallies but could not close. Really impressed with you.

[@nicolaslara172]

Man I was this close to watch you play live! My family lives in antofagasta, went there for a visit and I had to leave monday morning. From what I saw on sunday, court 1 was the only "ok" court.

[@davidcane8011]

Fantastic win tonight man! Rocha is some serious stuff. Not gonna lie, after the first few games I thought this would NOT be your day, the young Portuguese seemed to have too much weight of shot, too much physicality... but you just absolutely went to work and shredded him to pieces. As we say here in Italy, you sent the little boy to the madhouse... ;) Bravo!

[@icesea11]

Love the vibe brother! Always a charm to watch 😊

[@agutch1]

Karue, love your progress to 300 in world. The one thing I keep thinking when watching your matches is that you have to take your serve to another level. Apologies if this is a common input. If you can use your serve as more of a weapon my bet is you will jump up another level in performance. Great accomplishment and no reason why you cant be top 100!

[@hesterdekoninck]

Karue, totally love your channel, and all you share with us. Saw Fucsovics play this week on the European Open, and was thinking, he’s 32! Lately the editing is also very funky, anyway, just ordered a Royal Blue soft hoodie from your shop! 🛒🛎️📭💡🎾❤️

[@joebobjr9760]

18:20 That's a very interesting statement. It seems that everytime you stand inside waiting for a short ball, even a no-pace with a small amount of topspin kicks you neutral and prevents taking ground. Perhaps clay or perhaps court positioning. But all the incoming shots that had no spin, backspin, or you waited baseline to have momentum into the short ball, you managed to approach through pretty well

[@rupstarapasteer1209]

Hi Karue.. hard luck for today. It was really really tough match I could feel how much it was a struggle and the weather condition as well. I hate these days when it gets really tough and everything feels out of your control. Anyway I am your fan from South Africa. Been enjoying so much of your content since from the old channel. Its been very informative and I cant wait to use it in court soon as soon as I have my straps back on. Safe travels and good luck.

[@-Munditimum-]

Great work man. It was actually a crazy grind match and a joy to watch in your video. Happens to the best of us. Keep going and you'll get to the destination. Cheers! M

[@hagope8890]

That was a tough match! I noticed how well De Jong moves, he was bouncing after every shot and got to every ball with time

[@pedroreyes5713]

Nice karue, was waiting for this! hope my city and the tournament treated you well. Im a local and was present at that day, rarely that day and early morning the weather decided to put a kind of a rain through the city, more like a drizzle but you could feel there that the clay was heavy af anyways. I felt that day that Jesper got easier serving games and was a bit of more precise with hands, speciallly in drop shots. Also thanks Karue for the lil chat and your good vibes even after losing and obviously for the sign me a tennis ball. GL vs Ugo and come back some day!.

[@maxhristov8964]

Karue - this is phenomenal! Very well done!

[@BradyThatcher]

I just love to see what the day to day is like for a ATP pro like you and I would love to see more content on training and the full pregame routine, keep it up hope to see you at AO!

[@KaruesellHQ]

its a lot of sitting around and waiting for matches. It is incredibly boring

[@BradyThatcher]

@@KaruesellHQ Good to guess there isn't that much difference between USTA tournaments and pro tournaments

[@KaruesellHQ]

@@BradyThatcher literally none. I’ve played juniors, I’ve traveled with grand slam champions. It is literally the same. Eat, scroll, try to not get super bored, warm up play hahah that’s why i don’t do it I think its such boring content lol if you see a “day in life” from a tennis player that’s exciting, trust me, they are lying!

[@BradyThatcher]

​@@KaruesellHQ That's so interesting I've seen so much content on the "day in the life" and you are right they usually leave out the waiting. What about practice days are they more relaxed or how do they usually shape up?

[@JoshKim-kp2rj]

Honestly with some work on the drop shot and a slightly bigger serve, I think Karue is easily top 100. Big fan, keep up the great work and rooting for you!

[@Geeliowl]

I'm with you on that.

[@elitennis7973]

Great vid Karue! Love the insight from you into the match!

[@tropicaldungeon]

Keep at it man! We're all looking forward to a Karue v Alcaraz match one day!

[@tkbets]

awesome stuff karue. keep grinding. love from america

[@hobbes4583]

Karue- thanks for sharing your losses and victories with us. Nice looking match. This kid can crack. Very scary. That said, seemed like there was more you could've done to get under his skin. In heavy conditions serve and volley is much tougher, but i feel like with your kick serve and footwork, it may have been a good surprise tactic. Anyway, better luck tomorrow.

[@LanceWilliams4]

What Babolat racquet was he talking about at 11:10? Sounds to me like "Babolat VS 98" but I'm not familiar with that one so I think I misheard.

[@curiousgeorge6921]

Yeah the alcaraz one

[@justinweeks6306]

Love the content man! Do you mind if I ask what string setup you use and what tension?

[@armandoanderson3536]

Would a different racquet setup help? I.e. different strings and/or string tension, weight adjustments, etc. to help with the wild conditions...

[@Jakub_G_Tennis]

Great effort Karue! 1. Compare the legs activity on your side and the oponnent, I think the lack of great movement lost you this match in 80% 2. Some shots you tried I haven't see you try in the recent matches - that kind of weird backhand without full preparation or the unnecessary drops shot in few situations 3. A great tough oponnent and clay surface that day did the rest I admire your path to glory, look how amazingly far you got already, just some minor adjustments and sky is the limit.

[@TheMintahMan]

Hey just curious if you would play a lower tension in these conditions or stick with your regular setup Thanks love the videos

[@betotaguchi5229]

Great Match and some points like the drop shot and some forhands that went out by a hair. guess the more you play this level you will feel more natural and movement going to be more natural man. enjoyed and learned from this video. thank you for creating the channel and Vaaaaamos!!!

[@darraghhowleyrelaxation6689]

Great game to watch. Some good tennis. The key here is psychology this is the real difference, of course there might be some difference in the skill level but it looks actually a very small difference. In performance psychology we use a technique that we call wins for success. In its simple format its based on the research around winning and that the more you win the more likely you are to win in an up coming match. The brain like winning so the idea is that you create your own wins in training, in practice and then in the matches. The key is to start off with setting win goals you can achieve easy and you build up the level. It could be walking faster to a certain point on the court when walking beside someone. They have no clue you are trying to beat them, but guess who knows your brain and your brain does not care where the win come from as long as you have told it that this is the goal to win. Then you do things on the court and build up your wins and again tell your brain that this is a goal. One of the key things that will start to develop over time is your ability to not let little failures during a match impact on your overall psychology. You will you will focus on the next win. These wins build up fast and before you know it there is a hell of a lot of wins in a game and you just increased your chances of winning the key points that matter to winning the game. Really enjoyed your game and love the channel.

[@JavierGonzalez-w1o]

Heavy balls, sea level, morning fog, and cold temperatures. That is as slow as it gets in Chile. Tough one, onto the next one Karue! Vai pra cima

[@loveandabcs]

And the red clay.

[@mustafamohamadhaidar966]

Hey karue, I’m wondering if you have any tips on timing the ball? I can never time the ball correct, I’m making a lot of late or early contacts.

[@vonholz819]

Living the Dream proud of you!! Many of us would love to compete around the world 🎉

[@bbb12345]

It’s crazy how sometimes we play games where it’s 50/50, really close, both players hitting equally good shots, not doing much damage, and yet we end up losing 6-3, 6-3. 😂

[@KaruesellHQ]

Yep. A couple points go the other way and it can literally be a reversed score

[@bbb12345]

@@KaruesellHQ Yes! And we go home feeling a mix of emotions, like, “I lost, okay, but I played really well. I enjoyed the game a lot, my opponent is a great guy, and now it’s on to the next one.”. Thanks for posting! Cheers from Brazil! Abraços

[@jaykay6412]

My take. De jong would drop shot and Karu could never really create an offensive volley even when he had enough time. Karu’s drops weren’t aggressive enough. without a more aggressive net game you’ll eventually;lay lose the baseline battle. De jong is too consistent

[@theyruinedyoutubeagain]

#261 in the world, Karue is a beast

[@marijnnoorlander4613]

Keep it up Karue 💪🏼🔥

[@JacObi-Wan-KenObi]

Head up high, well done! It’s noticeable the conditions were heavy.

[@MK-------]

That will be a tough match. Jesper is very, very solid. Good test for you.

[@thiagotennis]

Ja pensou em fazer conteúdo em Pt mano? Estou maratonando seus vídeos antigos de dicas e esta ajudando demais. Parabéns pelo desempenho!! Abs

[@hannesreinhardt1399]

Play is crazy fast and consistant. Great fun to watch. You guys at that level play some exciting and awesome stuff. Soo far ahead of top club level and, to be honest, it's hard to distinguish from top pros. What's the biggest difference in your opinion between, let's say top 50 and top 300?

[@cozyslor]

250 spots

[@hannesreinhardt1399]

​​@@cozyslor 😂 probably true. But in the end, is it so much about pure, potential skills, and if so, how big are those. Or is it, from a certain point on, more about grouping a support team/ sponsors around yourself that help you to organize stuff, help you to reflect on certain important aspects and leave yourself more time to sleep well and concentrate on practise and play. And also i would like to know, how Karue views his advantages/ disadvantages of being 30 years old.

[@criktun3346]

Karue maybe try the Speed MP "Graphene Touch" Sinner's pro stock, apparently its really powerful. Might suit you better than a Babolat.

[@foundercem]

We are waiting you in Istanbul for Istanbul Open in Sep'25, it is a great challenger tournament

[@altruism8637]

really good footwork and court movement ,look solid and balanced. You have the right ad lib to get out of awkward contact positions. I dont see a lot of net approaching or use of dropshots. But maybe thats not the way your game is built around. Great playing tho

[@Lego-tennis]

you should post the match where you played carabelii

[@KaruesellHQ]

next video

[@stevesworld9680]

Great match Karue. De Jong is super fast, and gets to every thing. Well done.

[@carlosocampodiaz4405]

Vamos! Con mucha convicción, el juego mental es poderoso 🚀

[@arnaldosimisschver523]

Hi Karue, are you coming to Challenger75 at Alphaville Tenis Clube in November?

[@ARKenMan]

De Jong was really solid and you played pretty darn solid yourself considering the opponent Karue! My peasant and unwanted feedback (because I get tired of just saying good job all the time) were simply that you could use a bigger serve at times on key points, try to hit a tad deeper into the court and hit with more height and spin on the clay if you can (maybe rotate grip slightly to more western on forehand) especially to his bh. I noticed he hits within a few inches of the lines to your backhand and at times with tons of spin and height on the ball which I think you can implement some too. Maybe you can practice those alcaraz style droppers and start throwing some of that in on the clay when you really feel it or he hits short and with a bit too much height on the ball to you, But you played superbly well and obviously I wouldn't have gotten a game off of him so why listen to me? Exactly. Great job. You're really not far from his level. Oh and can you grow like 10 inches taller and that would help too to get an Isner style serve in. Yeah, me neither.

[@deverenfogle3201]

The VCore 95 just entered the chat! 😉

[@redmandyl]

You said “texture” for a pro match. No youtube can describe better than u do 💪🏼👍🏼

[@mokshitjain5863]

All the best for your challenger I Also have my nationals qualifying tomorrow hope we both get the win

[@KaruesellHQ]

Did you do it?

[@carlosm9364]

de jong footwork is amazing,always bouncing even at 2 set, i guess that was the key

[@ronm7114]

Saw it earlier, was rooting for u despite being a countryman. part of the reason is that he said to himself "to go home" in the last round of quallies at US Open. He did indeed went home.

[@escgoogle3865]

Classy, sticking around after the loss to Carabelli (Campinas). Giving away some swag and signing autographs. 👍

[@davidperman7517]

That's cool that he did that. How is he with fans?

[@dali5606]

Congrats on such an amazing season! Watching this video, I noticed your loading time is really short, and on many shots, you seem to avoid a full swing. Is this part of your strategy for keeping up speed and efficiency? I also noticed less depth and rotation-do you find this style works best for you on hard courts? For match play, have you considered trying a bit more rotation or depth to make it tougher for opponents to attack? I’d love to hear your thoughts on how you balance these technical choices with the physical demands of the game. Keep up the incredible work! 🫡

[@fredoberg]

Great effort! 💪💪💪

[@leekar3]

Karue, have you tried the TFlight from Technifibre? That might be a good racquet for you!

[@KaruesellHQ]

I will try some rackets this off season. Got some stuff in mind, tecnifiber one of them

[@johnddwyer]

Really tough match!! Good job.

[@igo2054]

damn you got to work hard at this level to earn a point, dude was coming back with everything and made some crazy passes

[@robertgarcia2266]

I have a 18X19 iso 305 and a pure aero 98 along with a pure drive 100. The 98 is insane on the forehand. I feel like i had to whip every ball though and the back hand because of that suffered. I hit flattish so the ISO 305 was better with 10 grams in the handle (including over grip). You got this though. You have gotten this far with the setup you have. (but try the both of these rackets lol). Go KARUE.

[@DanielAxelsson-l8z]

Well fought! Better luck with a couple of points here and there and you could’ve got it!!!

[@nyali2]

You have very good eye for tennis and obviously your technique is there to execute. I see you as someone who can reach top 100. Which one is your favorite surface?

[@coffeedude2024]

Unlucky Karue in your match. But solid week and you're racing up the rankings so good things lie ahead👍👊

[@GangofKorea]

Which Babolat were you talking about switching to?

[@oledemocrat9362]

Karue, you could try to play on clay with sharper angles, to open up the court to generate more opportunities 🤔 And do more slicing on clay.

[@ollie708]

Yes move him around

[@Domms]

From what you showed here, maybe your nerves got the better of you on those important/deciding points. Some lack of clarity/judgement, but it's normal when you're playing more experienced guys like Jesper, you'll always put some pressure on yourself to perform and these things tend to happen at first -- but you're definitely improving and you'll play many more of these matches, so pretty soon the nerves won't be an issue. Keep going!!

[@Totiius]

Great battle, keep going man! We love you. I believe you lost the match close the net when he played those short balls. I believe you play better than him from the base line!

[@propgee]

Bad net game day, but you will get em next time

[@jonathankieranwriter]

Your groundies were grooved, for sure, and your intensity was good, but his relentlessness was really making you go for the lines on putaways, at times. A lot of pressure to face without reprieve. Your touch was just a bit off at net in some crucial moments that might have amped your momentum, and it was tough for you to get to net in the first place. I think your power off the serve was not as crisp as it could have been because the marine layer and humidity took some sting out of the exchanges. His ball was just a bit more penetrating on the day; he used the conditions to his advantage because he had more time to set-up and exert his power from the back-court. On a hot, sun-blistered day, and on a faster court, you would have a definite chance at taking him out. Keep fighting to get forward and surprise these guys at net. Smart all-court opportunities will take you far next year, for sure. It’s gonna happen. All the ingredients are there (or coming together) and your game has been looking so clean, so linear. 👍

[@dirknc]

Good match, some long rallies there. On to the next one! 👍

[@diegocastillo8743]

i didnt know you went to my city jhaahha , i was on another city of chile , very sad for not to see you on AutoCLub

[@svyatoslavmarusev9071]

first set was amazing

[@andrewg9998]

Keep up the great work… Very impressive to watch a 30 year-old climb the ladder… Best of luck!

[@Zach78z]

Karue that's a tough type of match to play given those conditions. It was difficult to pinpoint the "game changer" possibly his return of serve was on average better placement in the match? Close one regardless, keep it going!

[@dn-anonymous]

Inset commentary is a great idea - ill watch more if you do this (takes time for you but it works)

[@KaruesellHQ]

Thank you

[@jzifyable]

Looking good Karue! >>> Apart from serve, I notice your forehands often drop short - increasing depth should be easy win to boost offensive power :)

[@KaruesellHQ]

short is underrated. People are too concerned with depth. Direction is king

[@Richard-ni8rv]

are you ever planning on playing in europe some tourneys?

[@tonycosta5802]

U wouldn't be a tennis player if you didn't hate losing, Karu but what a positive character you are. You analyse your loss cooly and honestly. I though you played great considering the level of some of the tournaments De Jong has recently played. You've a great serve, great ennis knowledge and intuition. Well done. Keep competing!

[@KaruesellHQ]

I don’t like losing but I don’t have a personality where it consumes me. Maybe that might be an issue but I just appreciate good tennis, mine or my opponents. And then I can hopefully learn and improve

[@omegaman66]

Close match. He was just able to get that little something extra on the ball more than you were able to hit lines multiple times in a row. So many time you had the upper hand and then things would be back even in the point.

[@AcidexMax]

At sea level, on clay, cold weather and heavy balls, it is tough to hit through anyone. However, I think you could have added a bit more air to your shots and aimed to play deeper without adding too much risk, considering the conditions. At that ball height, his forehand is a bit heavier and he’s a better mover (a bit quicker with better balance), especially side to side. Playing with more depth might have opened up more opportunities (angles, drops, finishing points at net) for you but it's hard to say what would have been his adjustments. In any case, good match against a quite strong player 👍👍

[@SynneI]

You said it’s gonna be commentary, so I’m excited for this one to hear your insight. Got a tough match against ugo but I think with your game pairs better against him than jesper

[@miraclemaxicl]

I didn't see you slice very much until the second half of the second set. Why didn't you slice more? I'm learning tennis and genuinely curious

[@Gabriel-lm7jw]

Karue you can break into top 200! Believe in you!

[@peterbedford2610]

Fritz got to the open final and you've had some good practice sets against him.

[@Richard-ni8rv]

which nike shoes are those? havent seen them in that color way!

[@matthew4599]

hey karue! looking great. i i have been thinking what you are when you see those floaters, i pray you come in and put away volley, i think that is the only way to crack top 100. when i see you rush the net on a floater it seems you are a very top player. i do not recall seeing you lose a point at the net,. dropshot is working sweet. practice it. more spin time on racquet like tomic. good weapon i have always thought the biggest difference between top pros and college is the college player is not destroying the ball. you have to kill it! your placement is awesome, now see if you can still do it while hitting harder. it is not a game, it is war man! it is hard for you to see from my perspective. i am only comparing you with top 10 in the world. you may not make that but you have to be more like them. and they simply hit it harder! whether they have a longer swing and follow thru or what. this is what i know also see top players have a little more spin for security and a much bigger whip follow thru, ie nadal. serve looks great. returns look great.placement in corners is awesome! side to side movement still slow. this is why you have to be agressive. if the point goes too long they will punish you side to side. 1 2 punch. 1 is your awesome corner shot. 2 is rush the net and put away the volley. practice your overheads just in case. if you can do this, you will not have to hit harder. you will be playing smarter. thank you so much for your channel. like the format in the cheap hotel room after the match. so much better than watching spoiled atp players eat strawberries at wimbledon. i think your channel will be pivotal in bringing in viewers to the challengers world wide. i only watch challengers now from the atp site since you and others have started posting. i will watch no matter what. but you only have one shot in this life. get stronger. hit harder. maybe more spin. i dont know. but you can do it. alves is a very good player, best i have seen you play. at 30 there is no excuse for you to not get stronger. i mean weights sir. please dont label me weird for the long note. i am recovering from a tough time, and it would kill me. i am passionate about tennis. i played division1 but never had good coaching. someone to tell me. hit it harder american college player !!! have a good day. i will not write for a while. i am busy but will be watching. keep the fire. keep pumping your fist and shouting. the viewers and i love that. vamos! coach out🙂

[@tristaneaston7013]

Yo I played in that club a month ago I think in a nacional tournament that's crazy

[@Dfblack2008]

Since Karue is a homebody, maybe playing closer to home could save his energy for later rounds

[@VrSword]

#261 Karue! We have Raonic 233, Cilic 200, Wawrinka 196, insane!

[@matthew4599]

this is why you have to be agressive. if the point goes too long they will punish you side to side. 1 2 punch. 1 is your awesome corner shot. 2 is rush the net and put away the volley. practice your overheads just in case. if you can do this, you will not have to hit harder. you will be playing smarter.🙂