Top 10 Dramatic Moments From 2024 Tennis Season

[@BHdowntheline]

Y'all showed these videos a hundred times with different titles

[@anthonycassini3203]

Finally someone said it

[@gablan1468]

They need to keep posting videos till the season starts :-D

[@iPhone_6_5W_Power_Adapter]

gotta milk it somehow

[@gablan1468]

Fils moment "Trying the underarm serve, because I cannot serve. Crowd take it badly, I don't care. I'm winning, and that's it" was priceless.

[@dylanstudley8445]

Felix should win sportsmen of the year every year. Guy is a consummate professional.

[@Trogani]

He knew how stupid the call was 😆

[@tds7078]

Can we get a compilation of supervisors actually overturning calls?

[@lesa8315]

You might wanna search in short videos..

[@helloilmaketennisedits]

Tennis tv showing the Indian wells bees for the 50th time

[@joni3k]

The umpires deciosion at 14:00 is just ridiculous... poor borges

[@abdullahibrahim8509]

‏ ‏‪4:01‬‏ This is priceless 😂😂. The most truthful mocking.. even Rune knows that.

[@etoroabasiakpan7050]

I have massive respect for Felix on how he handled that.

[@erick.r1102]

21:57 It's the dumbest shit that the umpire cannot review the point on the screen or something, the ball clearly bounced of the ground from the replay.

[@nationalenquirer1926]

@@erick.r1102 absolutely. And Draper knew as well. Poor sportsmanship

[@JB-vm1oz]

Exactly, like there's no tv around somewhere for him to check it.

[@breal7277]

"I would replay it, but I don't, I don't know." Draper knew. The tone of his voice betrays him.

[@iPhone_6_5W_Power_Adapter]

he doesn't even need to say anything. as felix said, a pro tennis player would know 100% if they hit the ball down into the ground, they'd feel it off their racquet.

[@dreddytennis2031]

Yeah that borges call was ridiculous lol

[@LiamChen-q3l]

this is going to be on tennis tv bro

[@JohnGrendal]

Love that Nishikoa clip. I've probably watched it fifty times. I just wish he would have hit 2 more balls and got a default. Go for the gold.

[@SickAttorney]

There was a kid yelling for Hubi the entire match. Even in times it wasn't appropriate, it really got to him.

[@charomiami]

Tsisipas is such a child my god ....

[@lotus630]

the Shang vs Moutet match was quite wholesome to be honest

[@tds7078]

I'm still not over the Draper vs FAA matchpoint, very unfair to Felix...

[@variszarins]

2025. All the cameras are there, all the technology that is available and yet we rely on blind umpires and linespeople to make calls especially at such crucial points

[@helloilmaketennisedits]

Did you forget about the Rublev default in Dubai?

[@TheGreatGuy_]

tiafoe a baby fro crying like that when he obviously fake tosses

[@piper998877]

The public may hate those antics, but the entire year chair umpires were making terrible decisions that cost players matches. The other players were enjoying him getting cussed out. What's annoying is that we never get to see how these umpires are punished. To be fair, most of these umpires only make about a few hundred dollars per match.

[@cafesi201299]

@@piper998877the umpires’ punition is having to interact with such crybabies every match day

[@ilovetati91]

@@piper998877 and yet this umpire was correct

[@nationalenquirer1926]

Draper knows. Even me as an amateur know when a shot is shanked and bounced off the floor. These guys who have hit millions of balls more than me would definitely know. Shameful Draper didn’t do the right thing. I’d bet Federer, Nadal, and Alcarez would’ve conceded the point.

[@alm4300]

So what if the ball bounced off the court? It was only one bounce and then it hit the racket, what's the problem?

[@nationalenquirer1926]

@@alm4300 lol- you’ve got the sequence wrong. It was off the racquet first then the ground, not ground then off the racquet (which would’ve been fair play).

[@MyCoolMac]

No, you don't always know. You mostly know. Not always. He said he wouldn't be willing to replay the point, so he seems sincere

[@breal7277]

It takes integrity to do that. Draper has none.

[@lesa8315]

@nationalenquirer1926 Out of those you mention only Alcaraz and Djokovic who you obviously hate so much would concede the point.

[@SAM098.]

8:27 😂 I Cant Stop Laugh 😂😂😂

[@SAM098.]

9:59 😂

[@JB-vm1oz]

The Shang/Moutet match had everything - so entertaining

[@MrPiccoloFan]

Jack Draper: what a shame for the sport. Felix AA FTW

[@Stoked4Good]

Draper is NO gentleman. Props to Felix for his demeanor.

[@lukasgaminghd3249]

At 13:55 why does it go to deuce? It was advantage for Borges and Garin put the ball out and Borges should have won the point or am I wrong?

[@jurrepos]

I cannot fathom how Borges could lose that point, the umpire didn't even consider a replay. That was the least he could do. That was a big blunder from the umpire. He assumed Borges gave up the point because of his inactive posture but that was very bad assumption because Garin never challenged point after the out call from the spectator, he just continued playing. Garin missed the next shot maybe because of the confusing situation but that was his own mistake, Borges wasn't at fault. Garin got rewarded for his mistake, so poor sportmanship from him and the umpire should go back refereeing ITF matches.

[@Morning-Yogurt]

There was no out call on the last shot. So CU thought it was in.

[@sciencelover7582]

well that's kind of what they were arguing about...during the rally garin hit a shot on the baseline but some spectator from the stands called it out (not a line umpire), Garin put the ball out but he talked to the umpire saying it was hinderance so he decided to give the point to Garin...even though if it was hinderance the point should be replayed at MAXIMUM...even then honestly it should be game Borges as hinderance from spectators don't count as an actual hinderance in the rules

[@VonKirda]

Moutet looks like trouble ahead.

[@JB-vm1oz]

But exciting to watch

[@etoroabasiakpan7050]

What happened to the umpire and supervisor who oversaw the Borges - Garin game. Absolutely shocking call

[@JB-vm1oz]

I never know whether I love or hate Medvedev

[@10sGAcmck]

The Felix-Draper match call was the worst call I've seen in 40+ years of watching tennis. Draper knew it was a shank and even laughed because he couldn't believe they called it in his favor. Very bad sportsmanship from Draper. We all know when we've shanked it, plus from a physics standpoint, it would be impossible for that ball to have topspin like it did when it came over.

[@janecooper99]

Moutet is my new favourite lol

[@lchanceiv]

Felix was right. Draper knew it.

[@han6938]

wtf is wrong with the umpire who at the Garin-Borges? why its Borges's point? his last shot was out so it shouldve been at most replaying the point. is that umpire handicapped?

[@christianmaravelias231]

I sincerely hope that ATP will never ever let the judge that made the wrong call in the Felix-Draper match sit in the chair again.

[@Laland_1196]

I prefer rafa vs Federer monte carlo trilogy finals than this boring 2024 repeated videos which everyone already saw

[@henryshear5510]

If Tsitsipas were higher ranked, 10:00 would have been written about more extensively.

[@nationalenquirer1926]

What Nishioka doesn’t realize is that despite what he thinks of himself, they are entertainers. People come to watch matches for entertainment. With that lack of effort at the end, they should be penalized heavily, if not suspended from matches. If you don’t want to entertain the crowd and give them what they paid to watch, go do something else, like teach preschoolers tennis.

[@Oxamyt3109]

26:03

[@JB-vm1oz]

First time I've seen that happen

[@NoahStitz]

I dont understand the problem from Zverev against Fils

[@deanneo6352]

this dude stood like 100m behind the baseline like ofc fils is gonna hit an underarm serve?? then he whined like a baby

[@NoahStitz]

@deanneo6352 Yes thats why i dont understand it because the underarm serve is legal. Maybe Zverev didn't know the Rules

[@deanneo6352]

@NoahStitz zverev always has to find something to complain about in every match he plays. i’m guessing the serve bruised his ego a bit

[@anastasiapavluchenlova-l9q]

maybe he doesn't like the underarm serve + it was break point

[@NoahStitz]

@@deanneo6352 Yeah thats Zverev

[@dadalotetelotete1903]

Garineta por siempre❤

[@Stoked4Good]

Glad Kotov lost! The Medvedev Rune shorts mimic - too good. 😂

[@FAonYoutube]

The commentators and the comments below are completely missing the point on the Borges call. The rule says that if you stop playing then you immediately lose the point. The umpire looked at Borges at 13:54 and judged that he stopped playing. It's completely irrelevant whether Garin's shot was in or out: the point was already over as soon as Borges stopped. Now, one could argue that Borges didn't stop playing, but it's certainly not straightforward. It's a tough call.

[@shortyrags]

Garin is the one who called hindrance. Borges is allowed to stop in that case. It's not a tough call.

[@FAonYoutube]

@@shortyrags Sorry but you're missing the point as well. The alleged stop of play by Borges came BEFORE Garin said anything (again: 13:55).

[@robp.7769]

I don't know a lot about tennis but why in the world would you need to apologize for hitting the ball towards the opponent? Aren't these people playing for a lot of money? If you are trying to win the point and hitting the ball in the direction of the opponent helps to ensure that win, why are we apologizing for it? And why is an apology expected? It's a green furry hollow ball, not a grenade.

[@halflink]

It's obvious that you don't know a lot about tennis. You clearly have never been hit by this green furry hollow ball as you called it, flying at you at speed (especially the one which pros can generate). It can do a lot of damage. Check out Shapovalov default at the Davis Cup or Djokovic default at the US Open as two recent examples. On the other note, tennis has always been the game where respect for the opponent is part of the code. Hitting an opponent with a ball deliberately is highly disrespectful. It does happen, but very rarely. Where it is not deliberate, the player should apologise. For the examples of deliberate hits (and lack of apology), I refer you to this video of Federer vs Djokovic kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX3PgpaFg7Cnepo

[@robp.7769]

@@halflink Yeah, I'll never follow this logic. This isn't Gretta and Karen playing a match for mimosas and lobster rolls on the veranda at the country club, these are professional athletes playing for hundreds of thousands of dollars. The fact that one is expected to apologize for trying to win the game is SOFT, and the fact that it's acceptable for another player to whine and moan like a child because they didn't get an apology is just sad. Might as well just hand out participation trophies and underhand volley to each other for a couple hours.

[@helloilmaketennisedits]

@@robp.7769tennis isn’t soft, it’s respectful. Unlike football and basketball.

[@robp.7769]

@@helloilmaketennisedits I can understand apologizing if you interrupt the other player's shot or cheat in the game. The entire point is to return the shot in bounds and in a way that the other player can not hit a return. The idea that one is expected to apologize for doing so, and that's it's somehow permissible for another player to whine and cry like a small child because he didn't get an apology, is the definition of soft. If he doesn't want the ball hit near him, he shouldn't approach the net.

[@helloilmaketennisedits]

@@robp.7769 there’s nothing wrong with apologizing. In any situation.

[@nicolopaganelli8302]

I don't know who between Humbert and Garin was more unfair this year...

[@sciencelover7582]

Lost all respect for Garin

[@Teoder6799]

Upload Nadal vs Djokovic rome 2012,2014 finals , fognini vs nadal 2018 rome , tsitsipas vs nadal 2019 rome ..lot of rafa rome matches need extended highlights

[@shortyrags]

I hope that Borges umpire isn't let anywhere near a tennis court after that debacle. What a numbskull.

[@lllIIIIIlIlIIllll]

someone explain number 4

[@claudiomonti4637]

Please stop showing bees and Shang-Moutet

[@raphaeldefabritiis3206]

Medvedev est super antipatique.. mais Rune c'est pas mieux..😬

[@rogerfederer9685]

Tiafoe, Rune, tsitsipas, and Zverev are so soft

[@sma3037]

I wish Daniel would be more mature. He needs to grow up a little instead of acting like a junior.

[@rayjin3536]

I dont get it. What's was Nishioka's problem?

[@Jasil11]

He’s always like that. Can’t stand the guy.

[@abdullahibrahim8509]

The first point make him upset.. then stupidity ruin his entire match. Mentality is important.

[@piper998877]

The issue with Nishioka is that he is a really talented player but simply can't consistently break through anyone ranked in the top 30. It becomes frustrating and then you mentally give up constantly losing in the third rounds of events.

[@cesarfernandezlopez5063]

I FEEL YOU NISHIOKA AND ALL PLAYERS < THE FIGHT MUST CONTINUE NO MATTER WHAT , LETS GO!!

[@wasdq858]

やっぱ西岡嫌いだわ。良いテニスするけど

[@yvandemol]

I wonder did Augur already expressed his most sincear appoligies to the ref??

[@nationalenquirer1926]

@@yvandemol why would he apologize? Ref shanked the call. Replay shows it all. Draper knew as well. Poor sportsmanship

[@nationalenquirer1926]

@@yvandemol why would he apologize? Replay shows clearly the ref shanked the call. Draper knew as well- poor sportsmanship

[@yvandemol]

@@nationalenquirer1926 Really ??? Thats not what i saw ..

[@shortyrags]

@@yvandemol get your prescription updated bro

[@yvandemol]

@@shortyrags Im not your bro

[@JohnGrendal]

Bill Gates shows up and a plague of bees follows....hmmm.

[@regi40933]

NO CARLOS CRY

[@cesarfernandezlopez5063]

CARLOS IS KNOWN FOR LAUGHING NOT CRYING , AND IF HE CRIES THAT SHOWS THAT HE IS HUMAN < SOMETIMES < NOT MANY ANYWAY < HE IS MY SUPERMAN < HE IS ONLY AFRAID OF THE BEES LOL

[@halflink]

Tsitsipas: 'Why are you treating me unfairly? No one is getting time violation'. Next clip: 'time violation' 😂

[@StajpStajp-xp8jd]

Felix was wrong 1000 times here