US Open 1986 SF Lendl vs. Edberg 2/3

[@bierbaron6666]

thank you for this wonderful videos, for me lendl was the first player who managed to hit the ball with the moderne pace.His forehand was so big !!!

[@afromeridional]

Two absolute legends

[@michaelbarlow6610]

What a fantastic volleyer Edberg is!

[@thebigmonstaandy6644]

Best Tennis Era :Lendl,McEnroe,Connors,Wilander,Edberg,Becker.

[@proudinfidel2194]

Pat Cash Henri Leconte. Here's a little clip of Leconte kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKa9fWOKbN9okLM

[@anantjoshi2277]

Lendl was in God mode then between 84 to 87. He was playing almost all the finals. He was winning almost all the masters but was unlucky in majors. That time competition was much more than today. Lendl, Wilander, Becker, Edberg, McEnroe, Connors, Mecir etc.

[@proudinfidel2194]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKa9fWOKbN9okLM Leconte was pretty good also reached the French Open final 88

[@qualityproductionsentertai9461]

and Pat Cash.

[@santiagoneira1759]

Gran verdad. Y no solo eso; existían los especialistas en cada tipo de pista de tenis que, aunque no fueran jugadores top podían ganar a cualquier jugador del circuito. Eso permitía que hubieran estilos muy diferentes de jugar al tenis, muy al contrario del tenis del siglo XXI: todo el mundo juega igual. Además, la mayoría de finales se jugaban al mejor de 5 sets, que es muy diferente que jugar a 3 sets.

[@georgedonaldson6252]

Lendl is a tennis legend. Father of the modern game.

[@1bcordell]

It's refreshing to see players that don't require a complete toweling after every point. That has gotten way out of control. So glad there is a shot clock these days.

[@nosysuarez]

Edberg's forehand volley at 9:42 is prodigious !

[@abdiver12]

God I wish they had a serve clock back in the 80's. Ridiculous how long it took for these guys to start a point!

[@denisdaly1708]

They take nearly as much as Rafa.

[@palanisamym6975]

Now we are talking about the Big three... Federer, Njokovic, Nadal for the Past 20 yrs... But... See the period from 1980 to 2000... Borg, Connors, Mcnroe, Lendl, Becker, Edberg ,Wilander, Stich, Sarin , Kafelnikov, Sampras, Agassi Jim Courier, Ivanisevic.... What a long list... So The three musketeers are more Dominant players.. Amazing...

[@tennisboleirorei4430]

SHOWdeBOLA!!!... SENSACIONAL!!!... SENSATIONAL!!!...

[@relaxmax6808]

It was the time of IVAN THE TERRIBLE : Festival of LENDL'S passing SHOTS !!! 🤯 👏👏✌ and ... Winning Returns !!! And with the little help of angels at 12:00 😱 Edberg is definitly K.O !!.

[@amitmarathe232]

Lendl is just crushing Edberg here second set onwards. While the first set was closely contested & went to a tie break after that it was a cruise for Ivan.

[@michaelbarlow6610]

@ amit marathe. Lendl didn't "crush" Edberg in the 1986 U.S. Open semifinal. The first set went to a tiebreaker. If Lendl had won all three sets easily then you could legitimately say that he creamed Edberg in the match. But Lendl had to play his best to win that very close first set! And Lendl was at the peak of his prime in 1986 and 1987, whereas Edberg was at his best in 1991 and 1992 when he won the U.S. Open back-to-back years, although he was also excellent from 1988-1990 when he won 2/3 Wimbledon finals against Becker.

[@amitmarathe232]

@@michaelbarlow6610 Please read my comments properly. I have mentioned 2nd set onwards. Understand that Edberg won 2 US opens in the 90’s but here he is no match for Lendl.

[@FINYL72]

Lendl war der einzige Tennis Spieler aus dem Ost-Block bis die Sowjetunion zusammen viel

[@overkongen34]

Nein. Nastase, Tiriac, Mecir, Chesnokov, Volkov, Smid, Fibak, Kodes, Navratilova, Mandlikova, Maleeva, Sukova. Probier mal Google.