Andy Murray Unbelievable Anticipation Skills!

[@g3lat012]

I sure do miss the golden years of Murray and the Big Four.

[@sirjain4408]

yea

[@sirjain4408]

@Shawn dude relax

[@namispondjamispond9282]

@Shawn You mean that guy Kyrgios who still hasn't made a masters final or been to the semis of one grand slam? Oh yeah that guy who is still lowly ranked. Just can't wait for his return lol. Last year he skipped the whole clay court season cos he knows without his serve he is nothing. He then said he couldn't wait for the grass court season so he could "do some damage." He won 2 matches from 3 tournaments lmfao. The guy is a first class fucking LOSER!!!!

[@hottakes5294]

Namispond Jamispond Kyrgios has been to a Masters final, check Cincinnati 2017.

[@nickchu8430]

@@namispondjamispond9282 he didnt skip the clay court season he attended Rome and Madrid and even beat Medvedev. I agree with you though, Kyrgios is an idiot.

[@Carlos-fn2hl]

His footwork and anticipation skills are EXTREMELY underrated. He's genius

[@dumitriuradu8481]

Like einstein?

[@Carlos-fn2hl]

@@dumitriuradu8481 More or less

[@dickn.ormous1064]

The ''anticipation'' thing is overrated.He played way behind the baseline and rarely run around the backhand,on top of that he was very fast.He had more time to react than aggressive players like Federer who took more risks . A guy like mcEnroe had excellent anticipation skills,Murray was more like a dog who retrieved everything.

[@jakehuang3545]

He is. Djokovic said Murray was more talented when they were young

[@joshren7312]

Tennis TV giving us so many great videos today what a blessing

[@elitenarcos6301]

Prime Murray is one of the best ever.

[@noahkhimasia6437]

Agreed. I don’t think he gets enough credit just because he doesn’t have the most slams, he had to compete with the 3 best ever.

[@김동현-t6f9v]

Pure genius anticipation, his tennis IQ is more brilliant than any other players. I think that's the most ciritical weapon among his other crafts.

[@noahkhimasia6437]

My favourite player.

[@sirjain4408]

yea

[@rushabhkapasi]

Andy Murray has retired but now he is back and playing good and I wanna thank tennis tv for providing us with good tennis vids in lockdown makes our quarintine so much better

[@lobomalsano]

andy murray has retired like three times now

[@Revolver1981]

@@lobomalsano Just once.

[@rushabhkapasi]

Revolver he did retire and then came back to play it was on the news

[@Revolver1981]

@@rushabhkapasi Yes he retired once like I said.

[@davidmeldrum7689]

@@Revolver1981 No he never retired even once, all he did was announce possible retirement plans. Then g e decided to have the 2nd hip resurfacing surgery and take his chances.

[@Antondepadua]

Favorite player right there!

[@footfault1941]

Yes, uncanny talent of his is simply marvellous! Even more so is his perfect execution!! Stunning! Andy's skills make his game very different from the others. A type of counter attacks, but unprecedented! Tones of voice of the commentators describe it all!

[@gwynmaverickjames6098]

Hes just fantastic to watch,capable of beating any one and proved he can.an amazing athlete

[@leiya107]

I sure miss watching Andy scramble-and-win. Watching this and thinking about Andy's irrecoverable injuries that force his retirement, I'm literally crying. That dedication and talent, "only" 3 slams and 1 year-end no. 1 really don't do them justice! There's no "Big 3", it's always been "Big 4" for me.

[@luiscaetano6184]

Three years later and he is yet to retire

[@ImranSahir1]

Well, you have to be extra brilliant and then some more to win slams in the era of Big 3. Murray's done it and this is why I respect him so much.

[@sillwuka]

Some breathtaking gets from Andy here. I forget how good he was at times.

[@theboxingicons8429]

Miss watching andy play, hes the best at when you think its all over, its not! Brilliant IQ for tennis

[@shadowagent6051]

We missed Murray and Wawrinka highest level,after the big 3,these two impressed the world of tennis with their achivements in their best days for sure.

[@messidm7995]

Andy please come back and get another grand slam.

[@gwynjames]

He was in an era with the three greatest ever players,but he beat them all at times,was in so many slam finals , has achieved so much in his career fantastic to watch one of the best players on the tour

[@LA-ev9tq]

3:01 that is insane set point down

[@HWOLO]

Let's hope Andy gets back to his best soon! He's great for the tour

[@parshverma7855]

TV thank you for posting so many interesting videos in quarantine and keeping me busy....

[@TomSmith-gw6fn]

Prime Murray is easily top five greatest players of all time. The tennis he was playing in 2016 was impossibly sublime.

[@gwynjames]

He was in an era with the three greatest ever players,but he beat them all at times,was in so many slam finals , has achieved so much in his career fantastic to watch

[@MrBafuminal]

1:29 YOU'RE BREATHTAKING!

[@NuggetEternal]

You're all breathtaking!

[@420benton2]

Is Andy the best at lobbing? I would say so!!

[@sirjain4408]

one of the best, Fed is also

[@khaledgueddim7807]

@@sirjain4408 he is not even close to Murray

[@lazyworkaholic7011]

I remember Murray played 5 (!) lobs in one match over Shorty Karlovic at Wimbledon once

[@angejo5591]

Lazy Workaholic yep 2015

[@Nikica40]

Definitely!

[@nathan2497]

Phenomenal tennis player👏👏👏

[@namispondjamispond9282]

And there are people who say he doesn't deserve to be included in the big 4. The guy is a genius on the court.

[@LordCaedus-bl7wi]

Well he’s not as good as them but he’s been the closest. He’s definitely above everyone else who’s played in the big 3 era

[@judyclarkson5887]

@@LordCaedus-bl7wi fair

[@namispondjamispond9282]

@@LordCaedus-bl7wi He's as good as them, just not as consistent. Same goes for Stan.

[@LordCaedus-bl7wi]

Namispond Jamispond na Murray’s consistently good just not as good as nadal physically or Djokovic mentally. Stan is unplayable when on but his overall career is nothing g compared to even Murray

[@rijulgupta1597]

After watching this people must agree that he is a special player. Yes he is not at the level of the big 3 because they are more like from a different planet altogether but this guy is more human like other players but he still got the better of the big 3 on multiple occasions and the only one to reach the top of the mountain the world No.1 rank. You got to give him credit for that. Had he played in any other era he would have won many more slams. If he hadn't had that hip injury in 2017 he would have won 3-4 slams easily. He was in his peak when he got that injury. It's a miracle that he is still competing out there with a metal hip. I was never a murray fan but he won me over during all these years. He is a great fighter and a legend of this game. Hopefully he gets some respect from the rival fans too.

[@jamesatkins7592]

🙌 Well said

[@yohohoho-yohohoho]

The most impressive part to me is his ability to keep the ball in after exploding to the net from backcourt at mad speed to get to the drop shot from opponent.

[@flawlessmsc]

The most talented player on defense and it's not even a debate. Only Andy Murray has the natural instinct to play these unbelievable shots consistently. It's always unreal to watch. Sadly though, you ain't gonna win a lot of clutch matches if your greatest weapon by far is counter attacking

[@tippyandfriend]

Andy Murray already knew you where going to post this and watched it before everyone else all got here.

[@rerrpr]

He is awesome.

[@rafarads]

2:37 HULK! Hail from Brazil!

[@orangestarjr1365]

Murray is the best.

[@leonilodumana4650]

The running play of Andy Murray

[@hectorromero5591]

I would say that in some shots it is not anticipation but the other players watching him run in a direction, unconsciously throw the ball that way, it is crazy how andy play with their minds

[@fiestafactory]

Murray Magic 🤩🤩

[@pourpourup]

Andy on UnderArmour was the best ever.

[@ChorltonOutlaw]

It's when you look at the scores and he's rinsing peak Djokovic on a hard court that you remember how good Andy Murray was!

[@rom_rom_66]

3:12 Invisible swing, Kei Nishikori!

[@tom0176devo]

Imagine watching this video and disliking it?!

[@storiesamore9485]

They must be Federer, Nadal or Djokovic fans lol😂 Ps I love all 4 of em

[@NuggetEternal]

3:43 That is Murraculous!

[@senthilveeran1723]

There is perhaps no one in current lot who can match his TENNIS IQ.

[@taopaille-paille4992]

The points of this highlight video only Andy Murray could do them

[@senthilveeran1723]

Good video. I think the anticipation skill applies to not just tennis but in real life also...

[@elrhim7767]

Quel joueur celui-là aussi.

[@hirendrall7215]

Top two players with best anticipation skills 1. Andy Murray 2. Daniil medvedev

[@15Stratos]

Roger isn't that bad either

[@alexfrye6]

Nalbandian had magical anticipation skills, him an Murray are the GOATS imo

[@rhonaharker6358]

He’s the best

[@TheDarthchauster]

You could rename this video: 'Isner gets burned' LoL

[@Fred_P]

Thanks, didn't see the last point because you had to put inserts of other videos on the screen, covering the center of the screen.

[@gabinporuroda]

More Murray please! He's the biggest fighter in tennis, to achieve what he did against the other three. Also, he was the only player outside of the other three that had a monumental home GrandSlam mountain to climb. And we Scots are not renowned for playing tennis. Wimbledon 2013 was a Jamaican Bobsleigh moment for us Scots. That last game against Djokovic was the most thrilling, nailbiting experience of our lifes. Therefore, I wouldn't swap that precious summer's day for any of the other three's incredible achievements. 2013 Wimbledon was one of the greatest, most historical moments, in tennis history. For me anyway. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqjaXpuAabGXitE

[@jamesatkins7592]

Hey now, he's British when he wins remember? :p

[@zaclorenzi1827]

What I loved about Murray defense it he doesn't defend with raw speed or pure strength. He anticipates the ball better than anyone else on the tour. For me, the Nadal get are more phenomenal but it cost more on the body. Sorry for my English I'm french

[@MateusHenrique-of4bc]

1:10 isner in the ground

[@uw10isplaya]

It's funny, I actually think this video proves the opposite about Murray's "anticipation", despite the title and all the comments. People always say it's an "underrated" aspect of his game, but I would say it's very overrated. I've played tennis competitively for ~20 years, and there isn't a single instance in this video where I see someone reading the game at a level you'd expect from the majority of top 100 professionals. I just see him sprinting to the open court, split step when he has time, one nice fake at the net then cover the other side. I'm not trying to minimize what in this video at all though. It's not his anticipation, but his shotmaking ability on defense that is truly mindblowing in almost every single one of these points. With Murray I always found myself shocked, wondering, "how the hell did he get to that" (6'4 athlete but still one of the best first steps, top speed, and balance ever to grace tennis) or "how the hell did he come up with that shot at full sprint or a pure reflex shot from a defensive position" (his pure tennis talent). Really, watch these points. So many of them are him just sprinting to the open court. What's truly special, and he's in my opinion clearly the best ever at this, is his shotmaking ability when stretched on defense. Djokovic is arguably the better defender overall, not from shotmaking though, but his ridiculous rally tolerance while defending, somehow contorting his body and giving up no ground on the baseline while continuing the rally in situations where every other player would cede an advantage to the opponent.

[@mauricioalejandroelguetape2421]

Anticipaciones y contraataques

[@みぽ-t3e]

3:43 8:21 Murraculous!

[@soevjaanoemar2761]

I think is not Only Anticipation, Endurance, Smart and Speed also.... Buat he weakness about Emotional Control and Sometimes Fighting Spirit

[@justinmacdonald805]

Is no one else here because of the hilarious sound at the beginning?

[@vegathevictor]

2:37 Hulk

[@georgephanchulidze5348]

come back please

[@axys6380]

his lobs and his anticipation were his biggest assets.

[@sirjain4408]

agreed 100%

[@tomdezutter2409]

7:40 CORONA 😂

[@tomdezutter2409]

(let)

[@kinomusic9110]

It's a cliche, but he moves well for a big man!

[@felipemaldonado8028]

But probably that impacted on his hip injury

[@tperm1]

He wasn t the best, but it was amazing to see him play... i would have wanted more tennis from Andy, but he retired :/

[@sirjain4408]

it is truly

[@siddhantpattnaik5708]

He isn't retired till now but still has something more to offer

[@sirjain4408]

@@siddhantpattnaik5708 he is not retired, yes, but he is a bit more useless now...

[@syedfawaz7416]

@Shawn yes winning 1 grand slam is PEAK!!!! OMBELIBABLE

[@siddhantpattnaik5708]

@@sirjain4408 wow useless now let see when he will again start winning tournaments I would like to see the look on your face when he wins again on the tour I would like to personally write you

[@Braselton21]

Murray had to have watched hours of film on every opponent

[@henlij]

let us not forget the real star here, Robbie Koenig

[@RationalArgumentMan]

a random hulk at 2:37

[@jung-yuankung3703]

Verdasco 讚啦。

[@tomislavm2873]

All time great, easy!

[@drtash21]

Andy The Lob-ster

[@Pakistanzindabad-lb1fp]

My favorite player djokovic love from Pakistan ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@ninhdang8906]

Hours Of Darth Vader Breathing

[@cosimobrunothetrimon]

Hi

[@felixyatin8086]

2 olympic gold medals, Nadal get 1, Federer get gold in double. Djokovic?😁

[@sirjain4408]

LOL

[@JorgePerez-qe9zb]

Nadal also has the doubles gold medal

[@forgotmyname2462]

Shawn because of hard work, incredible discipline and mental strength

[@forgotmyname2462]

Shawn also wonder why federer still whoops ass at 38? Incredible fitness, ergonomical strokes and perfect technique... and why does nadal play so good? Because of his incredible physical strength and champion attitude. You call that acknowledgment of their greatest qualities as phenomenal tennis players and respect.. that is what a real tennis fan has to have

[@travisbickle5279]

Djokovic has no olympia win...Novak has only onfortunately 4 grandslam win in row....But olympia wins and 4 grandslams win in row is not a important success for the tennis sport. The most important success in tennis history was from tennis god David nalbandian in madrid 2007 when he beat federer, nadal and djokovic in row...

[@Artesian_mirage]

....UUUUUEEEEEEGHHHHHHHHH

[@euancohen]

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[@travisbickle5279]

andy murray is better then hewitt,roddick,safin and the legendary david nalbandian...would murray plays in his prime only against against weak players like hewitt, safin,roddick etc..he would have now over 15 grandslams...i mean even when murray was a baby 2008, nobody from this players hewitt,safin etc. could reached the top 4 ranking...

[@sirjain4408]

but Hewitt was something as well

[@MateusHenrique-of4bc]

@@sirjain4408 Hewitt sucks Sampras is the GOAT

[@sirjain4408]

@@MateusHenrique-of4bc you kidding? He used to be the best until Fed came along. he was a bitch tho

[@travisbickle5279]

​ Anandita Arya agassi was the best before federer came...agassi with the age from 29-33 win in the time from 1999-2003 more grandslams then hewitt,safin,roddick and federer all together and he has a 15-8 h2h against safin.hewitt,roddick and federer from 1999-2003AO....

[@sirjain4408]

@@travisbickle5279 I didn't say Hewitt was the best best I said he was one of the best

[@Pakistanzindabad-lb1fp]

My favorite player djokovic love from Pakistan ♥️♥️♥️♥️