The INSANE Rise of Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard

Born in Lyon France, in July 2003, just 21 years ago, Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard is the new sensation of French tennis. A very reserved character off the court, throughout the last few months, the youngster has given a lot to talk about, showing himself to the world, emerging pretty much out of nowhere to break into the Top 60 of the ATP rankings in almost no time.
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[@Freedomon832]

He just won Basel. I like your introduction of this guy. Class act, Tennis world is happy.

[@zackmack7145]

His Servers are like a rocket. Future Star

[@quentinhirschfeld9382]

Depends what a star is for you.

[@jackquinnes]

Not Future but ATP Tour star.

[@gablan1468]

I really like this big dude. I hope he continues to improve.

[@pawshands9706]

Haven't seen much of Mpetshi, but i love the smooth aesthetics of his game and his silky backhand. His serve is a thing of beauty. Not many highlights but looking for that to change very soon.

[@four-gm3wm]

Here after the semi in basel

[@jorgebarbosa8014]

me too

[@paularnaud923]

Hey, he won Basel 🤪

[@manueld5253]

He has a very good game and he looks like a very grounded kid.

[@pawshands9706]

I not only love his fluid game style, his composure and level head make Mpetshi stand out😊

[@Braselton21]

Solid on all surfaces :D & that serve is a get-out-of-jail-free-card

[@syeedchowdhury2501]

He now reached rank 31 as he win basel defeating shelton in basel finals .. his 2nd single title in 2024

[@gastonbeast5048]

Thanks for this video, great sum up of his career so far! :)

[@AvisBell-m5g]

What a great talent

[@Enfin158]

There is always room for a towering serving bot on the roster , on top of that he seems to move better than most players of his size . He will be trouble

[@pawshands9706]

Definitely better than your typical baseline bots. I never understood why so many refuse to expand their games. Mpetshi is a breath of fresh air.

[@DonYang73]

Would be exciting to watch perricard against Sinner and or Alcaraz in 2025

[@YOULOOTWESHOOT101]

Great video well done … Et vive la France 🇫🇷

[@vinayakmuralidharan9201]

And the best bit ... he's got a single handed backhand!!!

[@Macheeeeto]

He's such a beast

[@barbaraakinbowale4456]

Excellent ❤

[@rl_danny]

His serve is actually INSANE Also in that first match, do you know who that Mejia person's full name is?

[@Jonathan18.6]

Nice Video 👍

[@juliusrogers5107]

Here’s the problem though. He a guy that moves a lot but is also big, very prone to injury etc. Raonic, Delpo, opelka, Berretini. If he can stay fairly injury free during his career he could win grand slams, but my prediction is he is going to be injured alot

[@matisms]

but he is black, who knows

[@swansonmeal7]

good vid! but at 3:33 that is not Matteo pictured lol, that's actually a picture of Antoine Bellier

[@Honeylife123]

Cool 😊 I’m first to arrive

[@JaimeLacayoPTY]

TO ME: He obviously can serve like a beast, his forehand is good but has no backhand. Does anyone agree or thinks different? It's also exciting to see a new name around.

[@mlungisimanzini8143]

But Solid

[@heifaramurat]

No back hand?! He has an amazing one hand back hand.

[@philippeduchamp3660]

we are in january and GMP has improved his game. more liable serve, better backhand, ...

[@listenup2882]

Capetown Open, Kigali Open, Ethiopian Open, Angola Open.

[@hach1koko]

2:35 "he can easily serve over '240' km/h" ? That sounds like a mistake, I know he has a 244 km/h serve but I doubt he can do that consistently

[@ehrenamtlicherehrenmann4152]

Its actually not rare for him to serve 235+ although easily 240 km/h is over the top.

[@Baroncha-167]

I saw him play in 2021 and trust me, it was not so seldom for him to serve over 230 km/h, ans it was 3 years ago, who knows how fast he improved in 3 years

[@Jayfromthe202]

He has already served 240 and he only 21

[@al1976-v7m]

Well his "second" serve is consistently around 220...

[@yomismo74]

Ii don't know. He has a great serve and unlike other big servers the rest of the game is not that bad (and he is quite fast for such a tall player) but his rise was based in playing several mexican challengers (with little competence) and a very good atp tournament. He did a very good Wimbledon, but he was on the draw as lucky loser. His rise is not fast at all (he is the same age of Alcaraz and Rune) but a lot of people seem to think he is the next best thing. Frankly i think some time is needed to see if he is a younger Eubanks (someone with a big game that in a good day can defeat a top player) or if he has the regularity to become a top player.

[@mavisser3211]

Never heard of him

[@krogdog]

This is probably what would happen if the NBA started playing tennis 🏀

[@tomsd8656]

A basketball forward type athlete playing tennis. That would be unstoppable. Look at the NBA fowards, They're tall and fast. The US would clobber everyone if NBA players choose tennis.

[@5karmatt]

I remain skeptical about big servers. They depend way too much on their serves to win matches. Look at Isner, Anderson, Phillipousis, Krygoius etc. They never win slams.

[@babachicken333]

Yeah hes next up

[@AnonymousSMD]

He needs a good coach. I see that he's still quite relaxed at some parts in the games. He needs to be more aggressive.

[@dannywhite9975]

Lack of consistency that's d problem a lotta good players but no competition. MPetchy Reminds me of Philippoussis Eubanks 'n' Opelka never fulfilled their big potential now d question is when will he bcm a champ? D answer is it depends u know neither d fire power nor d talent r enough 2 succeed thus if Lundgren manages to fix some physical 'n' mental issues (just like he did with young Federer) than MPetchy will be a top player IMAO

[@Jackie-ji2sj]

WHO?

[@hymansahak181]

Bright future.

[@jw999]

His forehand grip is a bit too western... Difficult to hit hard. (A bit like Thiem)

[@AJPHIL-Dev]

If i was that tall it wouldn't take me that long to break into the Top 100 or Top 200 too, what makes tennis what it is, Is are you able to hold your serve games and if you do can you clinch the match winn. He will stay in the Top 50 for a long time and All thee Best to him. All he has to do now is grab those Tennis French sponsors and even if he doesn't win a Grand slam thats enough to make money off the Sport

[@jackquinnes]

What's your ATP ranking now? Is it taking longer than you expected to break into the Top 100? We all could have use for better serves, that's true. A never-ending quest.

[@AJPHIL-Dev]

@@jackquinnes True😅 noticed this with Isner too his strong serve helped him clinch in the Top 100 for a longer time all he had to do was make Quarters or Semis to some tournaments and boom Sponsoship money might not be as easy as writing it here but when he started ageing it was his main tool, Good luck to him too, about my ATP ranking well Tennis is kind of a hard sport to go pro in East Africa so decided to focus on Software Engineering currently a FullStack Developer phasing into the US Remote Software Developer market via Turing been having lots of interviews guess its going well, Plan right now is to chase the bag(money) and make lots of money i think i will still play Pro tournaments just to relinquish what could have been but because am in my early 20's gotta aim towards life and make something off for myself, Dreams remain Dreams but atleast the ITF Tour allows you to pay like 100$ for an I-pin which is not so expensive and will just play tournaments for funn even if i loose as long as my Software engineering job has me set for life will just be living life atleast i tried😅 its just the World has been tough😆 But i wish everyone the best who wants to make it on Tour its really not easy and afew people wanna experience that Dream at the end of the day guess its what life is about, The Experiences the journey the stories🤩

[@jackquinnes]

@@AJPHIL-Dev NIce to hear you are doing well and the future looks bright even if the "tennis dream" is nowadays just a spare time fun. Yet more than a recreational thing only if you really participate in some Futures pro tounraments. Anyway all the best. Hopefully you'll get your remote software developer job on the US market and make the money. And keep on playing the great game of tennis for balance and fun!

[@AJPHIL-Dev]

@@jackquinnes Yes Thank you very much for the Well wishes, I reciprocate, Thank you once again🙏

[@gamejester.]

WTF is with the pronunciation? Is this AI voice?

[@elektrik_exekutioner6822]

Why?

[@simuntigmo6220]

@@elektrik_exekutioner6822 noone asked u anything

[@fcballast1424]

servebot

[@al1976-v7m]

Not really. His serve is scary but the rest of his game is also quite good and he plays with the right tactics for his size. I think consistency and staying healthy will be his main challenges.

[@dowtingtomas.695]

😂😂 the insane rise??😂😂 guy loses to players outside the 200

[@BauerZhylk]

guy just won atp basel 😂 🤫

[@dowtingtomas.695]

@@BauerZhylk but you said nothing in the last 2 months when he lost 11 of 13 matches ? Where were you then ? Plus he actually has dropped in the ranking since I commented, you clown 🤡

[@dowtingtomas.695]

@@BauerZhylk ps from 8 July till the 15 September he won 1 of 9 . Lost to Janvier, Hanfmann, Thompson etc. and my comment was correct ; he lost to Zhang! A guy outside the 200 . And dropped from 48 to 50. Please explain your smugness ? Guys like you only comment after players actually do something. Then you know it all.

[@steinbear_tvl7489]

@@dowtingtomas.695what‘s your point? He still won Basel

[@dowtingtomas.695]

@@steinbear_tvl7489 my comment clearly was not directed at you, so what do you want ?

[@ChandanKumar-sf8xd]

Giovanni Mpetshi Perric hello sir fist practice and come play tennis wt u play on 13-08-2024 match onely no permamer onely scop ur not tennis player ur beger