Nick Kyrgios technique from different angles (Practice - Davis Cup Finals 2019)

[@tomsouthgate9223]

How are you able to film these practice sessions so intimately?

[@patrickcarson290]

Let's Go Nick!

[@thesimpsons9022]

Nick should be a top 5 player, if he put in more ground work he would be. But he's top 30 which is awesome but so much talent, don't give up mate

[@wdazeaphonflame9082]

ppm120667 you know dang well he doesn’t have the patience to play. Simple

[@thesimpsons9022]

@ppm120667 he'll never be great, 100% spot on plus he lost he's Aussie fans along time ago

[@jjanderson8235]

Nick's an artist (and a beast) but not machine, like Dustin Brown, Monfils, Rios, Nastase ... crazy talent beats anybody just not every day.

[@TheJadedFilmMaker]

why doesn't jordy lean in to his shots. almost feels like he backs off and flicks at it. nick on the other hand leans his weight on the ball

[@jkpttr]

I love his forehand

[@joshuachung4464]

jkpttr no 🧢 but i like rafa or feds forehand better

[@jjanderson8235]

Nick's is better.

[@joshuachung4464]

JJ Anderson his forehand is world class but feds has more success

[@tomharrison6607]

i wonder how much his racquet weighs because man does it go fast through the hitting zone so to speak

[@miltonng4116]

Mad Talent :)

[@stevel.2759]

Similiar to Safin's backhand etc

[@jessenl77]

It's 6/24/2024 and the best server in the world is drinking beers on a couch in Australia. Most likely to never pick up a racket again.

[@zaprescin3247]

lets go kygs

[@babyblu5590]

Short and slappy shots. Can surprise you though since they pop so much when he flicks them to you.

[@jmasked5082]

who are all these people just standing around not doing anything

[@fedrafa2504]

This court is so low bouncing

[@mrfofung]

Forehand racket head speed is very fast

[@jjanderson8235]

... unbelievable wrist strength/ speed.

[@jefflo1487]

best strokes on the tour imho

[@variszarins]

Nah fam

[@ЮрийМиронов-и7б]

76 omg..

[@Adventurevictoria]

Nick's forehand is always lack of racquet drive and just flick his wrist. it's safer and much easier to prepare but won't be powerful enough to damage the opponent. that's why his ground stoke is not his best weapon.

[@TheEndIsCuming]

What

[@brianschultz7320]

Did you even watch the video? Look at the power and spin on his forehand. It’s a next gen forehand where he gets his elbow high w lots of racquet lag.

[@Adventurevictoria]

My word your word is just personal expression or opinions . You will see his achievements if he is powerful enough as his title on his way . Which is I do not believe it won’t be happen.

[@sebastianfunk9564]

Wtf kyrgios forehand is probably the hardest on tour. The only reasons he is not top 10 is consistency and focus.

[@Olgod2004]

Bro his forehand is mega powerful and has great pace and spin. His racket head spread makes up for his lack of coward drive (even tho slow motion shows he gets plenty of drive). Just like jack sock, he plays a lot of loopy forehand shots, but both players are known for their powerful forehands. They can hit flat and hard or loop it. All that was shown here is his rally ball. It matches, you can see how hard and flat he can hit. The one against fed at the lager cup shows this to great effect. Just because the player “flicks” his wrist in the stroke does not mean it is not as powerful or as driven. If the racket moves forward fast enough, even for a split second, it can generate great power.

[@agradina]

ugly forehand it dont seem fluid and natural as at federer,djkovic,nadal

[@pierre6963]

agradina Nadal , fluid and natural ? 😂😂

[@15Stratos]

That forehand can demolish anything it faces though.

[@jjanderson8235]

Ugly? Nick swats the ball at will, even off the ground with greater speed. It's simple and beautiful.

[@coleweston6740]

Yawn. Remind me where they finished? Dont worry, I'll ask Rafa 😎