Thiem v. Hurkacz (Court Level View) 60FPS HD Miami Open 2019 R2

[@RacquetComedy]

2 of 5 court level vids! Hope you guys are enjoying these! I’ll try to upload the rest of them quicker this time around. Thank you!

[@michaelocaya3946]

For so many years we've watched tennis from the skycam... But I'd say court level view is the best! Keep them coming!

[@RacquetComedy]

Three more left! I’ll do my best to get them out faster!

[@Bhavyo]

So true!

[@whitb8381]

Yes it gives us a real perspective of how hard they are working out there. I wish tennis channel would catch on.

[@CzOcian]

Yeah That s good idea for a studying tennis by watching this camera.

[@Gasinduced]

Terrific quality upload. Feels like you may have compromised your live experience to capture this and for that I'm very grateful.

[@JCMacDonald]

this is very true. my god its nice to see good people

[@fabrizioalberti6172]

He did

[@akin1989]

You really see the contrast in spin between both players. Theim hits with so much more top spin. Great footage man

[@transamination]

Them hits with more spin but it doesn't seem to be helping here. I'd rather be hitting like Hurkacz. His balls go much deeper in the court, more consistently.

[@commondirtbagz7130]

@@transamination thiem isn’t hitting with that much spin on purpose, that’s just his natural spin. He’s probably hitting less here than normal. But seeing as thiem grew up on clay it only makes sense he plays with more of an arc. Also it isn’t as easy to hit that deep consistently as hurkacz makes it look. He was probably playing better than usual here.

[@antoinearnx4859]

i think it's the best view to see a tennis match !

[@jbolanowski1]

also about Hurkach - that's how You supposed to play on hard-courts: clean and flat! and not to be afraid to come forward. I really love Hurkach's backhand and net game (volleys, but even more the tactical decisions he makes - he really knows when to come forward).

[@raysfonexchange]

Court side is just a totally different experience dude! Thanks so much for sharing (even though my man Thiem lost).

[@FakeAndTrolled]

It's crazy to think just 2 years ago, Hurkacz beat Alex from Operation Liftoff 7-6, 6-4 in a Futures match.

[@RacquetComedy]

That’s wild! Didn’t know that!

[@The_district_attorney]

he s done now

[@LetsBuildThatApp]

Excellent angle to get the speed of these incoming balls. Thiem hitting hard today but no match for the consistency and net play of hurc.

[@Food-Dharma]

I always search for tennis from court level view. It’s the best way to watch tennis for me.

[@Hazz12372]

Thanks for your hard work Matt!

[@RacquetComedy]

Doing my best!

[@Hazz12372]

@@RacquetComedy it shows!

[@omgitsme435]

That guys back hand is insane. My shoulder and rotator cuff hurt just looking at it

[@jbolanowski1]

love the angle! love the resolution! and love the contrast between the technique of these two.

[@thearjunmahadevan]

Loving these videos!

[@RacquetComedy]

Arjun Mahadevan 🙏

[@bobbyearles4230]

Thank you so much for this outstanding footage. Please let me know what I can do to support your work. This is really exceptional stuff.

[@RacquetComedy]

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[@benjamind4138]

Great, thank you for the montage !!

[@dylanfrederic2887]

thanks u for this upload

[@richieortiz5]

“WOW!” 4:32

[@RacquetComedy]

Lol couldn’t contain myself 😅

[@ChristiaanRoest79]

His backhand is awsome.

[@ownerscorporation9110]

This is fantastic video, thank you for your dedication. I must say Thiem's forehand is frightening quick.

[@jeffmoore9487]

Nicely made ground level look at superb tennis! Thanks

[@MulletMan3108]

12:36 nice little Austrian tune

[@augustinezodina4960]

Calzones3108 wat'd he say!??

[@bikashthapa3972]

@@augustinezodina4960 I wanna know what the heck did he say lol

[@zwoderakke]

BITM i think he was complaining about hitting the ball with the racket frame too often

[@trancebeliever]

German, not Austrian you assface

[@nerox-.3755]

@@bikashthapa3972The only thing I can understand is “Rahmen” which is the German word for frame. So he is complaining about the contact point of the ball and his racket.

[@luxicen5117]

Great video👍

[@Bhavyo]

Thiems backhand is a thing of beauty

[@matthewrodgers8102]

Sick footage!

[@calvin9187]

Love your funny channel! Can I ask what editing app you use? Keep the good work up, you deserve more subs 👍😃

[@RacquetComedy]

I use Adobe Premiere Pro to Edit my videos Much appreciated! I’m doing my best 🙏

[@maxbuttner6624]

Wow, that´s very nice footage. Why can´t they just show tennis matches in the court level perspective on TV ? Anyways keep up the great and high quality work! Greetings from Germany ;)

[@RaresHidi]

Because people can't see the sponsors as well from this angle. Sad but true, sponsors and ads are more important on TV.

[@xman4un]

Because the cameras are designed to show the entire court perspective for maximum audience viewing. This camera angle shows one side of the court...awesome though it is! It would not work for TV. Was denken Sie??

[@andreten4780]

@@xman4un precisely

[@setbyyah5637]

It also creates incentive to buy tickets instead of watching it on TV

[@goxaviergo11]

max büttner maybe so people still go to the goddamn games? Isn’t it pretty self explanatory?

[@neoroman0510]

Very high quality of picture (why are official videos not at this high level?) and the camera angle is also nice, it makes it feel like being there. Well done! :)

[@garfgo]

Interesting to see just how net clearance the pros get along with massive power.

[@user-bd2ut1dx4i]

very helpful to learn tennis!!!

[@claudioviotti295]

This video is fantastic

[@pkersant3604]

What does he say in 12:35??

[@dorokhovea]

Почему-то с этого угла, игра Хуби кажется прям очень обычно и вполне вывозимой для любого соперника. Включая его подачу. Хотя по стате, его подача сама "не принимаемая" в туре.

[@OBTheOnes]

wow!! nice view bro!!! congrats!

[@jacoboforero3219]

Raquetcomedy ur a daddy for posting this 🥴

[@goraiders2266]

9:14 what a volley

[@sleepinglion1192]

They move and recover so damn quickly

[@Vipa567]

Did you ever interview Hurkacz at orange bowl?

[@boriskostic6964]

Hurkacz's groundstroked and movement were very different and actually a lot better than today. I'm not sure what happened

[@TheRomeogigli]

I like Hurkacz's style, for his height he is very flexible and technique is very nice too.. one of the few.. if he only could make points with his serve.. would be better than Isner has been

[@GrigorSamsa]

Wonderful!

[@oldfrend]

love the big dude's backhand - really drives through the ball well. shaky forehand though.

[@Vipa567]

It's actually the opposite.

[@mastershake886]

he actually has a beautiful forehand, it looks similar to dimitrov

[@oldfrend]

@@mastershake886 i've never seen him play before, but he hit a lot of forehand errors in this clip. i don't care how it looks - if you can't hit it in, it's shaky.

[@mastershake886]

except most of his forehands were in, and it’s a pretty consistent shot, that gave thiem lots of trouble... dont really get your point

[@josephreid7253]

@@oldfrend silly man

[@dewijones92]

footage of the gods

[@RacquetComedy]

Top-tier

[@T31-e2y]

Subscribed 👍

[@RacquetComedy]

😭🙏

[@RaresHidi]

I wonder what is Thiem saying at 12:36 ?

[@wernerr.5532]

I guess: "Sch***, ich treff ihn immer am Rahmen!" which means "Sh**, I always hit it with the frame!"

[@markmauk8231]

He says: "Fuck, I always hit it with the frame."

[@andy-cr6dj]

i think hurkacz's gesture and backhand are similar to Murray

[@senthilkumar-bu9rp]

We will understand how difficult to play tennis when we see in such angles.

[@networth00]

I would NEVER let my opponent (like Thiem) stand that far back on the serve... throw in some of Kyrgios underhand shots and you'll end that real quick.

[@hrabmv]

amazing video. here you see who was more agressive and lost. thiem should have sliced a lot more, drop shot , mix it up it was obvious agressive is not paying off

[@sauloeduk]

Very slow court in Miami and unfortunately Hurkacz was mental wise very consistent.

[@namispondjamispond9282]

Watching videos from court level is really interesting because nothing looks as impressive from this view. If all tennis matches were shown like this, I honestly don't think I could watch very much. They have definitely got the TV camera angles and height absolutely spot on. On TV they look untouchable, on court level they don't look anything special. Just my opinion and observation!

[@MrTennisMenace]

It does appear that way but trust me they're world class for a reason.

[@jaysherman4149]

I was thinking the opposite.

[@lszujo]

I like Thiem,but he's got one gear and that full speed ahead no matter what...

[@probabletruth5511]

Hurkacz 2nd serve is the slowest I've ever seen on the pro tour.

[@jbblackjack3494]

If I were them I would hit his forehand more. His back hand is a weapon.

[@stevel.2759]

Thiem out hit everybody before his injury.

[@Krautchannel]

Hurkacz needs more topspin and power on his forehand, then he has at least top 20 potential

[@seanlennon5986]

Plenty power. Flat strokes make him more susceptible to error rather then a lack of power. It was Thiems topspin forehand ironically in this match that was susceptible to error.

[@duhamel46]

Paire match ever pour moi je devais prendre 4000 sur la victoire de thiem

[@marekwojcik9953]

Hurkacz is from Poland and i am too.

[@RacquetComedy]

😄🙌

[@mauriciobutron5671]

Thiem is the best. Had the chance to see him at the atp finals this year. Hope you enjoy (Court Level View) kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4rMiGSJl7ikkJI

[@ducockk]

Thiem’s backhand is a bit painful to watch.

[@racquettalk6643]

I think what you meant to say was painfully good

[@jgwil2]

Hurkacz is so quiet while Thiem makes so much noise on every shot.

[@alessandromachado566]

That was fast dude ....