The 2024 US Open In 17 Minutes...

[@robinkalousek7247]

Sinner is almost unbeatable on HC right now. Completely deserved no.1 spot. Incredible how consistent he has been, 6 titles so far this season and it is not over yet. Indoors he is a beast as we could have seen last year

[@Nowhatsgoingon11222]

Probably he’s the most focused and determined player on court right now. People may want some show man there so they say he’s boring and everything but they don’t understand the hard work he’s putting into everything and this guy is only 23. The fact he didn’t go against the ones that attacked him says a lot about his maturity and mindset. He’s there to play tennis not to make a show 🤷‍♀️ I’m so happy he’s representing my country. We were so used to have idiots in our sports that it feels so weird to have somebody like him at that age

[@trolley4388]

Bravissima, esatto. Sono rimasto basito dalla sua calma nel rispondere all’odio. Io potrei essere suo padre, ma in quanto a scleri non sono assolutamente maturo come lui. In effetti di testa Sinner potrebbe essere mio nonno.

[@prismaconure8357]

Was rooting for Fritz in the final, but given Sinners dominance of the tournament, he 100% deserved that win

[@margaretzheng8463]

i wished he could last longer😂

[@daylightSweet]

@@prismaconure8357 Steroid winning with steroids! At least that’s what they penalized him for.

[@aldogiullo1015]

🥱

[@saskiaviking9447]

Crazy how Sinner is 1st on the rankings with around a 5000 point lead. I'm pretty sure he's guaranteed to be world no1 at year's end.

[@alfandosavant4639]

At first i worried for sinner since his semi final he took a fall and it seemed worrying for his left wrist. But there seemed to be no leftover injury in the final against Fritz. He played solid.

[@lulumimi09]

as a jack draper fan, i’m incredibly impressed and proud of his tremendous us open run. he’s definitely capable of being one of the top ten players for sure. he j needs to focus on his physicality at most! but so so sooo proud of jack‼️🙌

[@ANGELOFDARKification]

US Open was definitely the most aggressive and hardhitting I have seen Nakashima in a while. A year or so ago, when I caught his matches, he always used to play the safe option without much conviction in his shots.

[@andrew6069]

Best matches in my opinion: Fritz v Tiafoe All of Musetti's Vekic v Zheng Ruse v Badosa Dimtrov v Rublev so what if I'm biased towards one-handers, sue me!

[@calvin88821]

Khachanov Evans was the highlight of the tournament for me

[@adrianam1009]

I am also going with Kachanov- Evans I liked Tiafoe- Shelton too All the Musetti’s 👍

[@JM-yp5zm]

Hard agree! I'd add the first two sets of Sinner v Paul match, def worth watching

[@adrianam1009]

@@JM-yp5zmYou are right, I didn’t think of it.

[@watermelonindianboi]

@@calvin88821ya don’t know why that wasn’t on the list

[@IlyasPuran]

your videos are so important so I don't miss anything. keep it going

[@johndotcue]

Alcaraz and Djokovic probably the only guys who can beat Sinner on hardcourts, yet they both lost out early. Sinner’s on top of his game right now haha.

[@stevenkunzer7289]

I agree but in Majors I would give Zverev and Medvedev a puncher’s chance vs Sinner.

[@sanoska206]

The reason why the finals got a lot less views is because of direct tv and Disney not renewing the contract. A lot of people weren’t able to watch it.

[@JalenNed]

views were down because directv cut there plan with espn and abc during the end of the us open

[@SK-qu4wo]

I watched the whole tournament on Disney+ since they now offer ESPN.

[@adrianam1009]

The moving of Direct TV was awful.

[@billiey36]

Yeah, viewership was down but attendance set records so it wasn't a matter of disinterest. It stopped being available to me midway through the tournament.

[@Whisper555]

If 2024 Sabalenka played in 2023 she would have 2 US Open titles. A much more well rounded player this year in 2024

[@martinavila7401]

Hey courtside can you some day make a video on upcoming promising talent? There are some very interesting names like Shang,Mensik and Fonseca,etc.

[@adrianam1009]

Completely agree with you..! Sometimes I watch qualies , there are great young talents. My favorites for know Fonseca and Mensik

[@IgnDom28]

Rune in my opinion is someone who will not reach his full potential. i say this because he is too much like a child and he thinks he’s better than everyone. if you look back a bit ago he compared himself to alcaraz and sinner calling them the “new big 3” rune has not won many high level matches in my opinion, and he has not even touched a slam or gotten close. he is miles behind sinner and alcaraz and i don’t believe he will make it to “the new big 3”

[@Aliceteacup]

👍He definitely has to do some growing up. A little too impulsive and immature. But he does have talent. It’s a bit of a pity he wastes it.

[@adrianam1009]

He has the talent. But he is so immature.

[@shiftt.]

The lastest show where he brought danish fans to boo Nole was so cheap. He needs to humble himself and focus 110% on tennis.

[@IgnDom28]

@@shiftt. this is one of the number one reasons i dislike holger so much he is a child. he is above the age of 20 and acts like the biggest man child i’ve ever seen. WORSE THAN STEFANOS. holger will never win another high level tournament as long as he has the attitude that he is the best because he is by far not the best in any way

[@Nowhatsgoingon11222]

I agree Even Rublev will not reach his best if he continues to lack of self confidence

[@SK-qu4wo]

Tiafoe was such a disappointment in that semifinal match against Fritz. He had Fritz on the ropes and just needed to finish the match. I have been rooting for this guy to finally breakthrough in a major for so long but it seems he just doesn't want it bad enough. Running out of gas in the 5th set of a US Open Semifinal match under the lights is a pathetic excuse. I am reminded of Sampras cramping and vomiting during the waning moments of his 1996 US Open Quarterfinal match against Corretja, but he somehow managed to overcome his illness and win the match.

[@lotus630]

Tiafoe is one of the players who think it's "cool" not to take matches seriously a movement recently popularized by Kyrgios and Bublik

[@jkmertz7140]

​@@lotus630 The difference is that Bublik is a good guy while Kyrgios is a bad guy, Tiafoe is somewhere in between.

[@rickrivers2021]

I don't think Tiafoe's problem is not wanting it enough. He cramped up. The nerves got to him

[@rickrivers2021]

​​@@lotus630Tiafoe is like the opposite of Bublik and Kyrgios. Bublik and Kyrgios became professional tennis players bc their parents pushed them to do it, and have fallen out of love of the sport (Kyrgios) or at least the competative aspect (Bublik). Tiafoe's parents almost wouldn't let him go pro. Whereas Kyrgios and Bublik get criticized for not being ambitious enough Tiafoe usually gets criticized for being *too* amitious. Guy reaches the quarters/semis at the Open three years in a row and each time comes away frusterated and feels he could've and should've gone farther.

[@MarcosEFink29]

would love to hear your thoughts about haddad maia

[@fenomozo9108]

Fritz has some really hard case of impostor syndrome.

[@deanneo6352]

jack draper not dropping a set until the semifinal (understandably so) was very impressive

[@WillClark9]

One of your best videos yet!

[@calvin88821]

Sabalenka: I really don’t get how Iga has way more points than Sabalenka in the rankings. I’ve seen both of them play, and it’s so clear to me that Sabalenka is the better player, by a country mile.

[@محمدسمير-ف5ث3ي]

She win 4 wta 1000 t Two of them beat Sabalenka

[@robbyten100]

Swiatek does better at most tournaments outside slams while Sabalenka does better at most of the slams

[@madgavin7568]

Iga is 8-4 against Saba.

[@shortyshawty]

@@robbyten100absolutely, Iga outside of slams looks literally unbeatable but for some reason that isn’t there during the big 4

[@jaibhagat]

The too-long clay court season helps a lot

[@ccercosp]

I think that a way to prevent late finishes is reducing average match duration. In my opinion, they should remove the deuce rule, and end the game in the next point with 40/40 (as seen in the Next Gen ATP finals). Instead of this potentially infinite give and take, just transform the 40/40 point into a high stakes moment in every game. I think this will change the pace of matches and also will alleviate tournament schedules (while probably reducing the overall incidence of injuries).

[@ashleyw6728]

The fact u haven't made a video about Jack yet is criminal

[@yaoming-j6g]

🤮🤢

[@AditDoesItAllInGaming]

hot take: Sabalenka has the capability ti v=become th goat hard court player of all time in womens ofc

[@shortyshawty]

Man I love watching Stefanos take L’s.

[@johnathan1237]

Hey, the link for the discord server in the description doesn't work

[@Courtside_Tennis]

This one should work discord.gg/Q5GU2xZPuJ

[@eaglewinnings8003]

Did you mention Nicholas Jarry when talking about the South Americans? He’s quite arguably the highest upside of the crop even though he broke through at kind of an advanced age.

[@JC4.72]

Was talking about the argentines in particular I think

[@guidodelgiudice5]

Parent coaching is tennis poison. The best attempt is from a famous uncle. Uncle Tony. Everybody else had to quit soon or late for obvious reasons. Please chat correct me if I am wrong...

[@Sara_99_]

Having a parent as a coach or even in the team is the worst. I'm talking about Tsitsipas, Rune, Shelton, they all can improve and be better without that "weight" on their shoulders.

[@marissssss11111]

Cobolli seems to do well qith his dad, though

[@matteohu9727]

10:57 am i tweakin?

[@daylightSweet]

a lot of people didn’t want to watch

[@gablan1468]

Why exactly 17 minutes? 😃

[@Aliceteacup]

The comments out there about Pegula and Navarro are completely unfair. Imagine hating on a young tennis player because her parents are wealthy. As if either had anything to do with their parents’ wealth creation or that they get a free ride somehow. If anything, they both have to work even harder to prove they’re worthy amidst all the doubt and unfair speculation. Quite the contrary, they are gracious, mature, focused, and highly professional in their comportment and set a good example to others.

[@adrianam1009]

Just unfair.‼️

[@matiaspavezq]

🎉

[@JackSchneider-r7x]

4th

[@will.davlin]

If you're feeling depressed try wearing 2 pairs of wool socks to bed for much better sleep quality🟣you wont sweat or be that hot cuz its wool not cotton🔵🟧🔵

[@emmanuelokosun7624]

💉💉

[@Sara_99_]

👺

[@daylightSweet]

worst US open ever

[@sanjay-ul8lch]

That was last couple of us opens not this year .

[@adrianam1009]

Please a video about Jack Draper. Please mention the T-shirt he wore, 2 sizes more, looks awful…

[@gablan1468]

Please make a video yourself.

[@adrianam1009]

Ups !he asked for suggestions.

[@daylightSweet]

sinner .. shamefully easy draw

[@gabrielgasparini24]

It isn't his fault Carlos and Nole played terrible their matches☠

[@epsilonbeta4877]

Djokovic had an even easier draw and he was eliminated by Popyrin 😂

[@damh89g]

All of your comment are about sinner,he won so you can stop crying. alcaraz and djokovic had much easier draws and got battered in the second and third round HAHAHA

[@Nowhatsgoingon11222]

Nah he was supposed to have djokovic and Alcaraz but they lost He had Medvedev which was a risk too

[@sanjay-ul8lch]

Alcaraz had shamefully the easiest draw one can ever imagine but shamefully was eaten alive by a lower ranked nobody shameful .

[@CionnFE]

Could you please drop the annoying low background music please?

[@adrianam1009]

Sabalenka style is the most ugliest effective play I ever seen.

[@daylightSweet]

sinner winning with steroids!❤

[@epsilonbeta4877]

No he's innocent. Cry ❤

[@Sara_99_]

Womp womp👺 cry harder🍼

[@daylightSweet]

@@epsilonbeta4877 if he’s innocent then why did they penalize him and take away his earnings from ill gotten gain?

[@bobbyfischerman4811]

“Big Foe” is only popular among the New York crowd… Imagine being American and having to cheer for him.