The Commander Ugo Humbert vs The Viking Holger Rune | UTS London by Builder.ai 2024

[@jbond1991]

WTF One of the best matches Ive seen this year. Phenomenal shot making, they fed off each others incredible athleticism. Almost need to watch in slow motion to capture how impossible some of the shots were by both.

[@alainvandervelden3616]

so the point is you havent seen many matches this year?

[@kevin7301]

Note for your technical team: the interlacing on the video is really weird, otherwise pretty good!

[@iRsopp]

Players complain about the schedule, then as soon as the season finishes they play UTS. I mean, the point play is good, but everything; the nicknames, presenter interaction etc.. is super cringy

[@yentemarien7032]

Exhibition matches they can perform… no pressure at all

[@patrikmarflak6559]

The players who complain don’t play the UTS, do they? I think it’s a fun format and a good alternative to the tour with some good rules, like one serve only.

[@ultrasound1459]

It's 4 the money 💰 🤑 💸

[@thedavidcake]

Nah I like it

[@iRsopp]

@@patrikmarflak6559 maybe not UTS explicitly, I was bundling it in with other exhibitions 😇

[@JanTennis]

was this the semifinal?

[@josep9599]

It says it in the thumbnail 🤦‍♂️

[@JanTennis]

​@@josep9599cry about it😂

[@yeetsauceyi9471]

Humbert is the new Sonego

[@censirosa5338]

👏👏Rune

[@censirosa5338]

👏👏👏RUNE

[@censirosa5338]

Allez Rune

[@pelasgeuspelasgeus4634]

I never understood why Danish people are called vikings. They are Germans! Also, Denmark is not part of Scandinavian peninsula.

[@uffesteenberg]

Well, most Norwegian and Swedes are also of Germanic descent and Scandinavia includes Denmark, not just the peninsula. Early explorers probably didn't even know Norway and Sweden was a peninsula and not islands. So yeah, Danes were vikings too.. no horns though🙁

[@jan-elojrgensen2197]

Denmark Norway and Sweden are Scandinavia. For cultural reasons. Language and vikings for instance. The Kalmar union and more. Plus geographically the peninsula. Finnish belongs to the Hungarian language base. Southern sweden has been Danish for hundreds of years. And Norway has changed between Swedish and Danish ruling over the years. Actually the major viking influence on Europe came out of Denmark. They had some major “settlements” there in Ribe, Hedeby and Jelling. They went west and south. The Norwegians mainly went north and west while the Swedes went across the baltic sea and up the large eastern european rivers.

[@jan-elojrgensen2197]

@@uffesteenberg Yes the horns are a Hollywood thing😇. Anyway, this might answer your question better than I can on a short space: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHvWlp6loLeGq7c