Tennis Clay Court Drama 2022 | Part 02 | He's the Most Experienced Line Umpire in this Country

[@turosfagyi]

So comical that, in the Schwartzman match, they analyse the mark for like a minute, like some first-class detectives or CSI/forensic lab guys, and then a replay silently pops up and shows that the umpire was completely wrong. Come on, if the hawkeye is there anyway, why don't they use it?

[@squirrelosopher]

because we need our daily dose of tennis court drama 😅

[@balmorrablue3130]

Hawkeye isn’t there the animation of the ball they show is not Hawkeye

[@turosfagyi]

@@balmorrablue3130 Then where does the animation come from? Is it just guesswork? I don't think they would show it on TV then.

[@balmorrablue3130]

@@turosfagyi it is exactly that Hawkeye requires dozens of incredible Hightech high speed cameras covering every inch of the court along with two technicians to operate it it costs over 70,000 dollars to even install it on one court do you really think they have shelled out thousands and are spending thousands on maintenance to not use it?

[@jbond119]

@@turosfagyi I mean when it comes down to it Hawkeye is just guesswork (accurate guesswork but guesswork still.)

[@nicholasgodfrey8203]

I love how kyrgios plays one clay court tournament this year and still gets on the video😂

[@levelsetgo5331]

Nadal at his most dramatic: "Just to let you know"

[@dropshot5791]

Lol

[@user-ld3si9iy6s]

If I was Shwartzman in that match, I would have behaved 100x worse wow, I can't believe how well he kept it together in those circumstances

[@pastorofmuppets8834]

It rubs salt in the wound when they then air the replay with Hawkeye and there is a clear and reliable way of determining it was out.

[@rafarequeni822]

@@pastorofmuppets8834 Remember there wasn't any Hawkeye in that tournament, so what you're seeing is actually "FakeEye". Hawkeye is a very expensive technology using 16 fine-tuned cameras all over the place. What you've seen is just an infographic created by the TV cameras making the TV signal. Expect no accuracy.

[@pastorofmuppets8834]

@@rafarequeni822 oh so what's the point of it then?

[@rafarequeni822]

@@pastorofmuppets8834 Making the TV stream look cooler? This is something the TV channel streaming the match has added, not a real Hawkeye, since the tournament wasn't using any.

[@pastorofmuppets8834]

@@rafarequeni822 well thanks for letting me know. I wasn't aware!

[@SentiveJ]

"Tsitsipas is good all stuffed up, yeh?" Had me dead

[@imalwaysright]

Kyrgios is still at the court explaining how good his serve is

[@peace4myheart]

Nah, he is in the that bathroom trying to undo that code violation.

[@ad-rock603]

Schwartzman saying to lumpy umpire, 'why don't you go home and eat.' lmfao

[@pierce1234567891]

i like how the ref comes and looks, gets it wrong, then the replay shows again that hes wrong

[@JakeLesser]

the umpire is wrong, not even looking, thinking about his buffet dinner, but players need to calm down and get on with it like that bad call didnt matter.

[@alancosta4760]

We gotta admit few umpires got balls to give a time violation for Nadal and Djokovic both spend more than 30ss every service they just can do it without consequences

[@myerklamb8529]

Nadal would likely have lost SEVERAL matches if he was actually called for time violations. Imo it is actually pathetic what they get away with in terms of time between points. When it takes Rafa over 3 hours to win a straightforward straight set match, you know he isn't playing by the rules

[@Dom-yv4nq]

@@myerklamb8529 just check out the NBA what "big names" get away with. Anyone else would be called foul except them. It's not right. Lesser players already have an uphill battle and to see Nadal and Djoker get away with it is just not right.

[@AshutoshKhantwal93]

@@myerklamb8529 stop crying like a bitch

[@georgesunaryo5080]

It's not right but it's ok.

[@doublef8661]

Nadal going ass to mouth for 1 minute before serving, then dumbfoks in the comments section talk about mental strength. Remember a couple of months ago when Shapovalov got mad and lost and pieces of ish in the comments that never lifted a bag of flour in their lives talk about warrior this and mental giant and shit. Fkin sheep. They only carrying these old focks just to sell tickets.

[@vedicardi]

nick didnt even say he hated tennis in this video, rare!

[@adamsawicki1221]

I really wish there was video equipment for foot faults( I know it exists but it needs to be used at all tournaments). All the players never, ever believe they can make a foot fault, its impossible for the chair umpire to see anything and the line umpire feels bad because they are not supposed to be talking to the players and are always considered to be amateurs by the players. So there needs to be some sort of video proof in my opinion. As well as hawkeye on clay courts. Get rid of the human error that is possible. Nobody can complain about hawkeye decisions.

[@asahitomura6705]

Till now I've only seen a camera pointing to the line and then the umpire watch back the footage and determines if it was a foot fault or not. As a computer engineering student I was thinking about making a weight/touch sensor on the line but that could only work efficiently and correctly on indoor hard courts

[@balmorrablue3130]

@@asahitomura6705 that sounds absurdly expensive to both install and maintain and completely useless and not relent functional as footfaults are only applicable for about a second of every point

[@asahitomura6705]

@@balmorrablue3130 I know, but they have a sensor for lets on the net so it's not that different. Also can't think of a better and easier way. With just watching back footage can't determine 100% if the foot was touching the line or not. Maybe a software like Hawkeye which track the movement of the feet could potentially work but at least for a student like me a weight sensor is way easier to create and install lol.

[@balmorrablue3130]

@@asahitomura6705 but the net tape only gets hit occasionally feet smash in the baseline constantly and foot faults are very specific how would you install it on a hard court without re doing the entire court ? How would it he maintained ? Courts are expensive

[@asahitomura6705]

@@balmorrablue3130 courts are getting repainted before every tournament, that's not the issue. It's not hard to install something like that there is just no reason to do so.

[@pastorofmuppets8834]

Nick Kyrgios "not that I really care" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Sure. Sure Nick. Maybe don't go on about it for 10 minutes.

[@imalwaysright]

That’s what a 🤡 does

[@brooklynxox481]

Its so frustrating watching Kyrgios play you just want to scream MOVE ON LET IT GO at him, if he actually put that energy into his game instead of ranting and raving he could be one of the top players

[@alejandroherzog1354]

Well, you could say the same thing about this type of sentiment. I mean, how long has it been since he became pro. Guy's not gonna change. Maybe it's time to MOVE ON, LET IT GO.

[@weSnooker]

He’s fine I love the way he is

[@lionerniec856]

This was how he affected MacDonald during the break by talking non stop

[@weSnooker]

@@lionerniec856 McDonald should be strong enough to not let it effect him

[@alejandroherzog1354]

@@weSnooker A few years back, I had a friend who used to say the same thing. He eventually grew up, though.

[@blahkayonaFriday]

Kyrgios actually held his anger In pretty well, he could have easily blown up 💥

[@jessturner6886]

Drama aside, Kyrgios’s serves against McDonald were frightening.

[@frederikvater]

2:55 "Hvorfor, mand!?" he clearly says here in slow-motion. Translates to "Why, man!?"

[@williamford9564]

11:48: Chair umpire: " I am done with this conversation..... I am starting the clock..." Right on! More umpires need to put their foot down.

[@lowroar5127]

Garin was robbed, it still infuriates me. Specially when it's obvious they're trying to benefit US players

[@peterd.149]

"Robbed" is a bit dramatic, no? For one thing, the replay doesn't definitively show whether or not it was a foot fault, so it very well could've been. Even if it wasn't, the call came on a second serve at the beginning of the second set. It's not like a call went against him in the final game of the final set. Garin had plenty of opportunities to come back and win the match and didn't do so. Isner deserved the win.

[@OscarGb]

A foot fault in a break point in SECOND serve, come on man

[@redemption2945]

Is really clearly foot fault, Garin touch the line

[@mu1ch1ro__]

@@peterd.149 even if it was a foot fault, It was hard to notice and on the second serve on the break point calling a foot fault is just the stupidest thing ever

[@peterd.149]

@@mu1ch1ro__ A foot fault is a foot fault regardless of when it happens.

[@EyeColorAnalyzerUnika]

Garin is a handsome devil.

[@ansonhansley4578]

Rune is going be here often

[@rastkomanasic7977]

3:52 Schwartzman 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kingadjust5422]

🤣🤣🤣😎👍

[@miragowaikar98]

surprised that Kyrgios could hold the outburst back. props to him. also, s/o for another brilliantly timed video, right before I have to go to work:)

[@kingadjust5422]

I love rune mocking the crowd at 1:03 that crowd looks and sounds awful and rude🤣😎👍

[@roronoazoro3987]

Nah he said like five times come on when his opponent missed an easy return. And did alot more than that. I actually didn't mind him till seeing that match but I fucking hate his mother, she has the IQ of a fish, and she looks like one too

[@onyx081]

I wish more Umpires were like the one in the Isner/Garin match. I'm tired of players wanting to argue endlessly and Umpires indulging their nonsense. Get back to the match or get a code violation. Nobody wants to sit and watch someone argue for twenty minutes about a call that's not going to change.

[@RobRossiFan]

Garin like a lil boy crybaby that was so unfair - footfault on a breakpoint. they should forgive him and had some mercy in this crit situation for him.

[@Lohpezhoh]

@@RobRossiFan I'm pretty sure he was refering to the fact that the umpire made an error (in his opinion) and that it was unfair because it was an important point. The thing is, chileans don't know how to express themselves in spanish, so imagine in English. And tbf, he had a point in the fact that he did not move his foot, so If it was a foot fault, it was a very rare foot fault

[@TheGreatGuy_]

@@RobRossiFan wasnt a foot fault tho

[@RobRossiFan]

@@Lohpezhoh they would never cancel the call. useless to argue and cry

[@Simon-zl6ek]

Empires aren't gods or superior than players so if they do calling mistakes they need to face the consequences.

[@GlennDeBlock]

Kyrgios: "I hAvE oNe Of ThE bEsT sErVeS" 🤡🤡🤡

[@zsombi5526]

well its true

[@kingadjust5422]

Rune and Korda have great futures they'll win a grand slam and sinner maybe 😎👍

[@davidallardice1657]

Korda won't

[@kingadjust5422]

@@davidallardice1657 .

[@Bucketcity126]

Sinner is trash lol

[@Walkman0007]

Cannavan was really direct in his conversation, I like it. If you don't do that, you just keep discussing the same point for ages.

[@piper998877]

I agree with you, but I understand the frustration when there is no way to actually prove that it actually happened, so you are at the mercy of any subjective calls that come your way without the power to overturn anything.

[@ElectricanMV]

@@piper998877 If they don't like the rules it's as easy as not playing the game in the first place.

[@guilleaguila4767]

@@ElectricanMV It's not about not liking the rules its about the execution of the rules, these referees make dumb mistakes sometimes.

[@ricardovargas7432]

Kyrgios: "I´m honouring the game". Best joke of the year

[@MO_1996]

I feel so bad for Sinner.. he had to give up after 6-1 in first set vs Rublev :(

[@kingadjust5422]

Agreed man 😎👍

[@Sup4ridol]

Yep that sucks I like him a lot

[@onyx081]

What does that have to do with this video?

[@kingadjust5422]

@@onyx081 it's about tennis and it just happened so it's very relevant 😎👍

[@ANGELOFDARKification]

All the people who complain regularly should be forced to umpire one day and be dished abuse for 3 hours.

[@samuelwilson9082]

I really don't like the attitude that some players have where they think a line judge should consider the situation of the match before making a call. Garin was going on about how it was unfair that a foot fault came at break point on his second serve. It doesn't matter if it's the first point of the match, a break point or he's match point down, if he foot faults, it will be called. It reminds me of when Wozniacki complained about a call from the chair in a match against Sharapova, and then got frustrated because she felt the umpire should have considered that she had no challenges left before he made the call! Garin's frustration is understandable, but to go on at the umpire about the experience of the line judge is just arrogant and disrespectful to the officials. On the other hand, it's nice to see an umpire be authoritative instead of trying to soften the blow to the players and undermine the line judges. Cannavan handled the Garin situation well by trying the end the conversation. The situation didn't warrant an explanation, and his actions were very fair to Isner.

[@Shsbqrtx]

I think it's debatable whether he handled the situation well. Why is it debatable? Same situation with Nadal for example, do you think he would've been such an arrogant umpire how he was with Garin? I truly dislike that Garin guy but Cannavan's attitude sucked.

[@samuelwilson9082]

​@@Shsbqrtx I agree with your point about Nadal and the other legends for that matter, but the special treatment argument doesn't have a place in this situation. It certainly has no bearing on how Cannavan handled this specific call. I'm failing to see how Cannavan was arrogant, I'm afraid. Is he arrogant because he didn't allow himself to be spoken to with disrespect? I don't agree at all. Too many players think it's acceptable to speak to (or about) officials in a disgraceful manner, as Garin did in reference to the line judge who foot-faulted him. Garin would rather believe that the umpire is inexperienced instead of accepting the possibility of him actually foot-faulting, so it is Garin who was arrogant here. Cannavan simply tried to end a conversation that was a lost cause, Garin delayed the game and got the appropriate code violations. The umpire did everything right.

[@Wizard101duncan]

@@samuelwilson9082 the whole “he’s one of the most experienced line umpires in this country” thing was bs though lol. Not that hard to see if balls are in or out

[@falks941]

@@Wizard101duncan How is that relevant in any way? What point are you even trying to make? Regardless, a foot fault is easier to spot than any line call involving the ball, so it’s very likely the line judge was right. Even more reason for the chair umpire to defend his call.

[@falks941]

Also, another example to add on to this is time violations. Players often complain about time violations coming at inopportune moments as if the rules shouldn’t apply when it’s a big point.

[@khalilaloulou8736]

This is the best KZbin channel ever

[@moritzbonn175]

This is the end of the conversation! Best unpire call....

[@penalozaur]

If you pump your fist, yell „come on!” and other garbage behaviour after an unforced error, you should be getting booed and whistled off court. Yep, Rune, I was talking about you here.

[@RoadToPerdition9825]

Just insecure brat trying hard to look confident. He needs psychiatrist. Thinking of himself much higher than he is. He will fall down his horse pretty fast and hard.

[@mauromedina1821]

10:21 impresionante el robo en un punto de quiebre perdiendo el juego, pero la explicación del Umpire sobre qué el juez de línea tiene mucha “experiencia”. Un robo para enmarcar.

[@RomNYC]

Why do players have such a hard time admitting to foot faults?

[@russeluc]

these videos are nothing without paire. lol

[@williamford9564]

16:09: Honoring the game. Are you kidding me???

[@holymackenaw]

No player footfaulted ever.

[@imalwaysright]

Garin had to let that go. It was explained to him multiple times.

[@trevorj3838]

They have pay for getting a code, kyrgios must be skint

[@pilzz03]

16:38 so why exactly doesn't the umpire go and have a look if the opposing player says he can't see the mark? Is the just too ignorant for that or is there a valid reason? Cause I don't think there is

[@ymz25]

'its not like i care' then why keep complaining about it nick???

[@imalwaysright]

Nick is a narcissistic idiot

[@kingadjust5422]

1:30 even the french crowd isn't that bad 🤣😎👍

[@alancosta4760]

Hovdor for you

[@cooprixfb4105]

This is argentinian crowd. They're like that everyday. Nobody will make you play there if ypu don't want to. So if you don't like it simply don't play. No need to be fighting with spectators, but I'm not a professional player so I don't question rune's attitude

[@miguelsampaio5995]

Rune was being a clown!

[@kingadjust5422]

@@miguelsampaio5995 you= 🤡

[@EyeColorAnalyzerUnika]

Rune seems to be appearing in more and more drama videos.

[@josemiguelsotorojas2054]

Muy respetuoso el público argentino, un orgullo. Saludos de Corrientes, México.

[@eugedrimer]

Unas ganas de ir, me dijeron que son un hermoso pueblo. Saludos de Tero Asado, Tucumán.

[@gregorymaiuri]

After seeing how Rune behaved against Ruud at Roland Garros, I’m not surprised to see him acting like a little jerk during his loss to Baez here. Someone needs to discuss an attitude adjustment with this guy.

[@punpun2773]

I'm surprised people only just found out how much of a brat he is. He's been like this his entire career, from ITF to Challenger and you'd think he'd change at the biggest stage but somehow he's still just as entitled. And he doesn't seem to want to change, even said it on Twitter like yesterday. I'm afraid it's impossible to fix this guy

[@consti1873]

"he's experienced? He's calling a second serve, break point?" dude, if you made a foot faul it doesn't matter if it's break- set- or match point. That's like saying "come on give me a third serve, it's break point", no i don't. If you violate the rules, you'll get called.

[@Editor_Hound]

Plus, it means that Garin was implying that the line judge was somehow "crooked" and was trying to help Isner somehow. Very dangerous line to tread if you question a line judges integrity. Stone-cold truth is this, it doesn't matter when a foot fault occurs, you just have to take it in the chin and keep playing. In this situation, try and break back the next game. It's a truth that apparently many players have a problem with. I don't understand how they think having a 5 minute breakdown can help them play better going forward, instead of just shaking it off and keep playing. How can they honestly believe these rants can somehow get them more focused?

[@javiert.592]

Can you really imagine the other way round in USA: Isner being called an unclear foot fault? I can't...

[@dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220]

16:42 dude that poor ump got the sun right in his face. I dont know how he sees anything!

[@senders779]

Well, during play he's looking towards the ground, isn't he?

[@wiggawiggum]

the real champion is the person who edited these videos, they are perfect

[@weSnooker]

Crowd whistling etc is so disrespectful and not needed.

[@grimson]

There is something weird about the dynamic between Rune and his mother. Just a 'yikes' vibe all around.

[@Willam342]

those chair umpires make me mad. I so understand how powerless the players must feel.

[@alancosta4760]

Lestienne killed with that underarm serve hahahahahaha fake MTO is antitennis should be illegal

[@BADLUCK27o]

I don't see a reason for Sachko to take a fake MTO. He had the momentum (up a break in the second).

[@batemanlife]

Kyrgios honouring the game? Ha, nooo buddy. I'm other news, all this stopping to check marks on the clay makes viewing a little tedious.

[@PartTimeDrift]

I am the only one who took joy in seeing Sachko losing? Serves you right for pulling a fake MTO!

[@KappaChiino]

Garín complaining that the line umpire is doing his job on a breakpoint:

[@john_reese]

I don't understand why tennis players' reasoning suddenly breaks when it comes to foot faults. Should we consider in-out calls differently when it's a break point? Should we give a pass on touching the net when hitting a volley if it's an important point? Maybe you'll say that biting the line with a fraction of an inch doesn't make a difference, but if it doesn't make a difference, then why not take that much more of a margin and avoid the risk of getting penalised altogether?

[@javiert.592]

Can you really imagine the other way round in USA? Isner being called an unclear foot fault on a break point in the USA? No, right?

[@john_reese]

@@javiert.592 I really don't see your point in relation to what I'm saying. If Isner stepped on the line, why shouldn't he receive a foot fault, whether it happens in the US or elsewhere ? Why when it comes to foot faults your mind suddenly thinks they are imaginary and judges call them on a whim ? Especially, why would you think a judge would find it worth the controversy to decide to help Isner win by calling an imaginary foot fault in the semi-final of a ATP250 tournament, at 1-0 in the 2nd set, in what is possibly the less subtle and the less practical way to cheat you can think of ? There is no telling where the match could go after that event. It could as well boost the opponent. Many pro players are trying to get away with having no space between their foot and the line when they serve, when this probably gives them no perceptible advantage at that level of serve mastery, and at the same time they expose themselves to a slight variation in their movement and/or judge perception and as a result to that kind of drama. I don't think it is worth it for them, and in their place, I would rather increase the margin. I do think there should be a foot fault cam, and I wouldn't be surprised if we discovered that many foot faults are actually not called, because judges are afraid of the drama.

[@javiert.592]

@@john_reese I think the line judge was not fair. I am sure Garin wouldn't have recieved a foot fault if it hadn't been on a break point. In a Davis Cup match between Spain and Croatia which took place in Croatia Spain also recieved a foot fault on a break point which was proved to be wrong. The line judge can call anything and they know it.

[@efiaahimah3713]

Rune is just indisciplined 🤷🤷🤷🤷 Thought it was just the Ruud match but boy has got some growing up to do🤦🤦🤦 Krygios having a meltdown is so funny....he needs to let it go🤷

[@adllo642]

I had a feeling the Djokovic match got him a lot of attention/went to his head, cause yeah he’s not that mature at the moment

[@sbrosier2383]

I wonder if the person who umpires a Kyrgios match dreads it

[@EyeColorAnalyzerUnika]

I had the wrong impression that Karatsev was unflappable.

[@gabrielametodieva8360]

I think those gamblers have been abusing him a lot since the start of the season :( I feel bad for the guy. His Instagram was full of haters after losses when I checked a few times

[@Qampunen]

Nick Kyrgios: "I'm honouring the game". Not really, Nick...

[@azkalot1]

so, if you foot fault on a second serve on a break point, that doesn't count, right? Tennis rules work differently, depending on the score now?

[@moonlightfitz]

Rune is the new Kyrgios.

[@Lifts_QWERTY]

Poor Schwartzman, very bad umpiring

[@marshan1226]

Thanks for the videos, I always look forward to the uploads. Kyrgios is hilarious

[@TennisAdvocate]

🙏💚

[@blahkayonaFriday]

Paire is such a child lol

[@alancosta4760]

Some people would say the unknown GOAT

[@JakeLesser]

@@alancosta4760 That's because no one gets to know him because he's out in round 1.

[@montblanc6453]

Umpire on the Garin match communicated like a pr*ck. It was a legit protest. There was no foot fault. As commentators remarked his left foot actually moves away from the line during his service motion. "End of the conversation"? F-off.

[@ThatOnlyAsianGuy]

*Diego having a mini breakdown* Karen: "my friend my friend"

[@rogerfederer50]

this video always has paire and nick

[@georgesunaryo5080]

Pair & kyrgioz are always on this kind of video.

[@mattjagar6324]

Nadals abuse of the timer is criminally underrated when it comes to gamesmanship. It’s subtle but I’m sure the players on tour are aware of how frustrating it must be to play especially when he uses it on purpose to kill momentum.

[@Thomascloke123]

Holger is gonna turn into the next tsispas as got bad attitude, annoys everyone by shouting cmon every point he wins , been disrespectful to his mother by swearing at her on court and shouting at her to get out like the other day at french open, even ruud got annoyed by him swearing at his mother and his attitude

[@bobalover-f3t]

wait so what happens when the umpire calls "let's play"? is there some sort of time limit or something?

[@maxb2000]

it means they're starting the timer, if the player isn't ready when time is up then they get a warning for delay of game or a point penalty if they've already had a code violation

[@p3pppi]

Appearing in a Tennis Advocate video✅

[@blazkowicz666]

Which match?

[@Msgrpruitt]

I didn’t know Cannavan but every umpire should be strict like that

[@dubz2265]

idk y they dotthave hawkeeeeee on a clay coaurt bcs half of the time the line umpires calls are wrong adn when the umpire goes and looks he gets the mark from the lat point

[@darsh7164]

I find it dumb how the tv broadcasters have better camera angles than the umpire and referee

[@MusicMan121]

If they used tech on clay too and TV replays in general drama would be over for good. They clearly want it to continue.

[@saml5284]

The way Cannavan handled that situation with Garin is perfect and exactly how these guys should handle tennis players throwing tantrums. No more calling supervisors when they get a little pissy. Play the game or get defaulted.

[@sosalk2547]

C'est une balle de break et il fait clairement pas faute... Si vous voulez donner raison aux erreurs des juges de lignes... Bravo.

[@saml5284]

@@sosalk2547 et alors, il va faire quoi? Il a pas le droit de changer la decision, il peut las le revoire. Et on ne sais pas que c'etait pas une faute

[@sosalk2547]

@@saml5284 s’excuser si il a peut être fait une erreur de jugement … ? Là il dit « si dit juste que si le juge de ligne dit foot fault c’est pas pour rien. Alors que pour le coup si on voit clairement que son pied est ne touche pas » donc des excuses pour commencer et se remettre en question après.

[@javiert.592]

Garin was right to be angry. And the explanation from the umpire "the line umpire is experienced". Well, so what? So is he from the USA as well as Garin's opponent. That fault on break point was trash

[@Edkey]

@@javiert.592 if you step on the line it's a foot fault, simple as that

[@justiceisanillusion5602]

Garin got robbed. No way that should ever be called a foot fault.

[@Bambotb]

Crazy

[@vinaye20]

Well we dont have a good view of it...if we had a good side on camera angle we could tell...bottom line is that the umpire has to depend on the line judge for that and was absolutely correct in how he handled the situation...whether the line judge made the right call or not none of us know for sure because we dont have the angle or the footage to verify it

[@Editor_Hound]

Well, let's say he was robbed on that particular call. Was he also robbed of the complete match? Unless the call came at match point, I don't see the point of that intensive breakdown from Garin.

[@youtubeaccount6561]

Yeah giving break to ISNER is like giving a whole set to him. Ive had something similar happen to me. Playing from down a break is extremely tough ESPECIALLY when that break is given for free to the opponent

[@dannyslammy4379]

yeah break to inner is a set point

[@mrfrancyofficial]

Seriously, Kyrgios is the atp version of Putinseva, lol. One day there's going to be a video like this but just going back and forth between the two of them.

[@javiert.592]

Garin was right to be angry. And the explanation from the umpire "the line umpire is experienced". Well, so what? So is he from the USA as well as Garin's opponent. Can you really imagine the other way round in USA? Isner being called an unclear foot fault? That fault on break point was trash

[@maxb2000]

kyrgios saying "not like I care" while seething.

[@MrMartin48705]

Why is Nadal so butthurt over getting a time violation? He does it every single match, multiple times, yet rarely gets called.

[@rythmflow9828]

Ngl I thought he meant the Monte Carlo umpire in the title XD

[@rgncajun21]

Rune is gonna be one of the most hated on tour for sure, plenty rude and a horrible liar

[@RAY.POLARIS]

That's crazy I feel like matchs can be easily corrupt. It's all rigged. If you complain you get warning, fines . That's crazy you dropping your racket violently you get code violation. They have to understand that's sportsmanlike , players have emotions sometimes it feels good to evacuate your frustrations/ anger that's human .

[@SaschaDaneke-s9v]

Je mehr ich mir solche Videos anschaue, desto mehr komme ich der Überzeugung näher, das sämtliche in diesen Videos zu sehenden Spieler und Spielerinnen von der ATP bzw. der WTA heulende Loser sind! Ich kenne und spiele selber Tennis und Tennis hängt nicht von einem einzigen Punkt ab! selbst im Tiebreak, benötigst du 2 Punkte Vorsprung! Selbst im Tiebreak bei 5:5 und dem verlorenen Aufschlagpunkt, hast du die Chance selbst gegen einen sehr starken Aufschläger durch einen exzellenten block Return, das Match zu deinen Gunsten umzudrehen! Also Kyrgios und Co. hört auf zu heulen, ihr überbezahlten Schlaffis! Meine Sicht und Meinung!

[@samuelbaldwin7856]

Not only does Nadal take forever to start his own serve, he also holds up the opponent on their serve. His routine is unjustifiably long both when he serves and returns. It's an unfair advantage to allow him, Djokovic, Sharapova when she played, etc to just take however much time they want to get ready and be princesses about their routine. It is a legit strategy to serve at a faster pace to disrupt a player's rhythm and you can't do that if the umpire allows the returner to take extra time to prepare. The rules need to be applied very strictly and if you aren't ready for the serve, you accept the consequences. I also feel the same way about players being allowed to mouth off to umpires and line judges for inordinate amounts of time with little to no consequence. We have to expect and enforce professional behavior or else this is just going to get even worse. It's a joke.

[@xaviermacia4003]

Dont cry

[@dannyslammy4379]

agree

[@dannyslammy4379]

I think if you serve and the returner isn't there them tough titties ... that will speed up the game and give the groove servers a leg up

[@joostbrouwer472]

anybody who knows of a player who conceded that he/she might have made a footfault?

[@DanielOsw]

That Messina judge really shouldnt be in The position of judge. He got all the wrong calls

[@chrismelow3543]

Can someone explain what is a foot fault please i never understand.

[@MisterReZ]

It happens when you step on the line when hitting a serve. It's very uncommon for a pro to make one, and even more rare for an umpire to call it.

[@p3pppi]

Garin got absolutely robbed. If the american line judges are gonna benefit isner at least don’t make it that obvious

[@vinaye20]

Well unless we see a better angle of the footage we cant say for sure he was robbed...but the umpire handled it well because he HAS TO depend on the line judge...after the call has been made the umpire cant change it...would be nice to implement a video review system like in the atp cup so that these situations could be fairly handled

[@thebigsquirrel50]

Garin played (and beat) an American earlier in the tournament. Why not call one on him during the match before? Not everything has to be a conspiracy.

[@javiert.592]

Can you really imagine the other way round in USA? Isner being called an unclear foot fault?

[@bsktballman08]

13:44 Seems like a good idea.

[@Thomascloke123]

When is there a video which doesn’t involve Benoit 😂

[@darsh7164]

Hawkeye be like: nahhhh jit trippin

[@MarcoSpeaksNadsat]

'Dick' Kyrgios has the nerve to call the umpire unprofessional lol.

[@sadas3190]

Garin's "foot fault" is 100% US bias, disgusting.

[@ilconteorlok9299]

Kyrgios was right on the foot fault but this guy is so annoying complaining the whole time for everything