Tennis High IQ Moments of the Last 20 Years

The smartest points, played by ATP tennis players, all from Alcaraz, Sinner, Federer, Nadal, Kuerten, Shapovalov, Kyrgios and more.

[@jdoesmath2065]

Great compilation!

[@livwebster7295]

You need more subs man - this was great

[@benashley2955]

Nice man. You have to be a real enthusiast to come up with some of these highlights. I have never seen many of these before

[@UnimatrixOne]

Most of the time SKILL not IQ!

[@JohnVoxville53]

I would comment much differently if I haven't seen the description, which states its ATP only. 💀💀💀

[@joec2221]

Things I enjoyed: good variety, not just the same highlights you see everywhere. Things I'm not a fan of: the music, every shot getting it's own slow mo replay.

[@thetosstennis]

Thank you for the feedback! Appreciate it 🙏

[@michaela8937]

Definitely more of Brown here 😎

[@BTURNER1961]

These points to not appear to be 'smarter' than they ever were before the last twenty years. Many were actually more commonplace than now. They are shots that were occasionally tried from different positions on the court, before the use of modern rackets, and they need the modern athleticism and modern physical training to make them more viable options. there is nothing particularly clever about a backhand return down the line or a slice forehand deep in the court or a backhand overhead, or these dropshots, but they are done from further back or 'out of position' or with extended body mechanics now because the modern rackets and new physio training now permit them. For example the 'tweener' winner DTL or CC, was a very very rare shot, because the size of the racket sweet spot was incredibly small so the ball control made it almost stupid to try when running it down and throwing up a lob was a better percentage even including those almost hopeless efforts that meant you never caught up anyway.

[@thetosstennis]

Yes I do think these things help making those shots possible to more players then just the top players. The game is developing

[@andrepetson1440]

Federer the GOAT

[@adityathegamer1988]

nice

[@adityathegamer1988]

where are you from

[@christianmaus6643]

And a low iq shot would be a easy unforced error?

[@thetosstennis]

Well, I quess so 😆

[@amb1012]

According to this video yes

[@nicolopaganelli8302]

Zverev M. Paire was at Miami, not Washington DC

[@LuLu-nw6bi]

6:44 that's not Rios

[@thetosstennis]

You're right, this is Carlos Costa and a first round match in Rome 1998

[@antoniofedre5923]

Sono tutti ottimi colpi, ma chi ha dimestichezza col tennis vede chiaramente che i migliori restano sempre e comunque quelli di Roger Federer. Perché Roger ha una classe che non si è mai vista e nessuno ce l'ha! Ma vediamo come di muove in campo, con che naturalezza maneggia le racchetta e con che intelligenza costruisce il suo gioco! La parola giusta è una sola: GENIUS = GENIO. Buongiorno

[@EyeQue62]

I don't understand the need to have muzak playing

[@vcvkumar007]

You have to distinguish between Highly skilled (Exceptional) Shots and High IQ shots.. I find more Exceptional shots than High IQ shots here in this video.. (A few of the shots are combination of both)..👍😊

[@marekwichniarek268]

Welcome to another Novak's hater channel!

[@jonathanvitelli3059]

I found it curious I didn’t see him at all and figured there wouldn’t end up being any of his clips, which is an injustice

[@marekwichniarek268]

@@jonathanvitelli3059 hahaha, Novak 0 clips, Roger&Rafa sth like 10 combained, it must be Novak 0 tennis IQ, Fedal 10 out of 10. That's how the Novak's hater is easily detected.