Victoria Azarenka v Dayana Yastremska Extended Highlights | Australian Open 2024 Fourth Round

Watch the extended highlights of Victoria Azarenka v Dayana Yastremska in the fourth round of the Australian Open 2024.
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[@Peace2humankind]

This was a comprehensive win over the 2-time AO champion. DY is officially back! Just months ago she was 140 in the world. After today, she is already up to #42. Let's go Dayana!

[@robertcongdon6296]

I'm happy to see Yastremska back playing well again. It's been a long journey for her.

[@TennisFan97]

So fun to watch Dayana's aggressive play. Glad that she is in her first GS quarter final! 🎾🙂

[@marcopenalba6484]

Great match from Dayana. Absolutely aggressive. She deserved to win and she did so!

[@willybeama1]

Dayana is FINALLY incorporating variety into her game. She can hit the ball super hard but that use to be her only tactic which is why she always lost. This new tactical Dayana is quite dangerous.

[@jamesy899189911]

Incredible playing from Dayana what a fight!!!

[@brianwesonga9589]

Dayana is no longer an ordinary ball-basher as some claim, she now construct points, and comes to net-impressed by her skills here. The more reason she's on a hot streak and obviously makes less errors now and does not drop leads

[@brandonaldaymachuse6669]

Honestly! she was playing like in-form Sharapova here. Relentless but controlled aggression.

[@gseric4721]

I did not think Dayana could win this if it went to three. Super impressive for her on maintaining her composure late in the 1st, and then coming back from 3 down in the 2nd to secure the victory.

[@lumaes165]

OMG!!!!!! DAYANA YASTREMSKA IS MY FAVORITE FOR THE FINAL, SHE IS PLAYING EXCELENT 👍🎾👏!!!!

[@TheAmpDJ]

Finally using tactics and constructing points (drop volleys, etc.) to supplement the power. Makes her a dangerous player. Next level tennis from Yastremska.

[@brandonaldaymachuse6669]

She has that quick, gazelle like movement :) and hits the ball flat and hard. She usually sprays it but this time she was hitting more winners. I'm glad she's back in form and winning. She was a fave of mine before covid kind of ruined her momentum...she's always surrounded by drama and I love it 😂😂😂

[@TennisFan97]

yes so happy for my favorite lower ranked players Kalinskaya and Yastremska, it has been a great tournament for them! Both have jumped 30+ spots in the rankings!

[@faunoram]

What a real fighter Dayana !! She just kills !

[@Fuiape]

Azarenka was like… NOPE! I ain’t running bro

[@emiliyaodessa9186]

Браво👏👏👏 Одесса 🇺🇦🫶

[@acetennis1047]

How does Yastremska hit with so much pace considering her frame is beyond me! In fact, out of all the semi-finalists in this year’s tournament, her average forehand speed is 77 mph, higher than sabalenka’s 75

[@------1887]

She beat Sabalenka three times

[@mountainandseavacation7854]

Keep on going,Dayana!!

[@tonydaysog9164]

Finally … Yastremska is finally tapping into all that potential and power after all these years.

[@azmiganie9810]

Wow. ..epic match from wonder woman, Dayana Yastremska after defeating world's no one Iga Swiatek now she stunned Victoria Azarenka in 2 straight sets, no matter no handshakes

[@Tobias.s3]

Yastremska is amazing😍

[@Zenon-fg4dw]

This could be the year of the Ukrainians tennis players. I have never seen Yestremska and Kostyuk play better. They both are playing a more mature brand of tennis. Would love to see them go farther.

[@nhlanhlamakhanya2285]

Not even Iga is this aggressive, damn! This play is very Ostapenko-esque, she finds that angle and hits the ball with so much power. Her ranking definately doesn't reflect her stunning skills.

[@frankwright1571]

Not surprised by the result. I picked her to win this match. I remember how well she played in 2019 and when she took on tursanov briefly as her Coach he was really trying to teach her how to construct points and you saw her being able to do that, just not very consistently. Good to see her doing that even better now.

[@l_carlos44]

Essa Dayana tem a mão pesada hein.pancadaria pura

[@verascanterbury4705]

Good game ladies congratulations 🎉🎉🎉

[@Gabriel.Onetto]

Well played ❤

[@sunil-bh5kc]

Dayana looks so hot and also a damn good WTA player Shes definately a next tennise star sure..... Wow what a match.

[@anthonyng8800]

Is it just me or is that azarenka owl like howl so annoying?

[@ahnguyen1]

its annoying

[@arnaudyoutube2092]

Elle a gagné avec son cœur. On dirait qu'elle jouait pour toute l'Ukraine. Qu'elle rage de vaincre. Bravo 😊

[@joaoferreira-ss9nc]

Azarenka played very passive compared to DY in this game. Also Azarenka’s serving was baaaaad. DY was aggressive, and once she got in her rhythm unstoppable

[@dariusbrock2351]

Good job Yastremska!

[@lognathan7119]

This year AO will have a first time finalist. None of the remaining players in the top half of the draw have played in a finals of a Grand Slam.

[@pablovivas6829]

Happy that yastremska back in form hope this lasts

[@raultoapanta8819]

Felicitaciones felicitaciones

[@jazzi11xa]

Yastremskas coach is dzaddie

[@luizarodrigues9973]

Eu jurava que ia dar um duelo de veteranos mas as novinhas supreendendo mas uma vez nesse Austrália open 😅

[@albaalbalba]

Yastremskaya took doping again. Bravo

[@Olezan80]

Давай, ми з тобою 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@ProdigalATTN]

I hope they all lose. First it's Svitolina, next is Yastremska and then Kostyuk.

[@kunalnagarkoti4409]

​@@ProdigalATTNwhy

[@r.v.5503]

Допускать спортсменов с росси и беларуси к международным соровнованиям нельзя!

[@charlienoriega]

Thank you for saving us from those annoying Azarenka shrieks every time she hits the ball!!!

[@jefroid661]

It is so weird to me how Azarenka can't seem to get any depth on her shots compared to her prime. Both forehand and backhand would go deep onto the baseline. Now she seems to muscle the ball like Muguruza (especially on the fh). And can't get any depth. Why is that? Less weight behind her shots?

[@albertgreen9]

they didn't shake hands afterwards? ?

[@janjr165]

Dayana is no easy way, and Victoria KNEW that coming into this match. I’m afraid that Victoria’s best tennis is behind her at this point given all of the new talent that’s arrived on the WTA. Well done, Dayana! 🎾🙏🏾😃❤️

[@kecleonboi]

I mean 4th round at her age is awesome and she still gets lots of money. I wonder what her objectives are?

[@moviefan4life166]

I agree. This was the opportunity of a lifetime for Vika at her favorite slam and she couldn’t get past the 4th round. She would have easily been favored to make the finals. She hasn’t been anywhere near her old level on this comeback after having a child. I’d say Wozniacki will be in the same category.

[@tuneaddicted]

I agree but Vika played absolutely awesome against Ostapenko and I think this was sort of a let down from that, which often happens. She served about a dozen aces that match and here could barely find a first serve

[@roybrown7357]

very well done dayana yestramska ,you sent the belerussian ,azeranka parking,ostopenko ca'nt beat azeranka after four meetings,0-4 against her,i ca'nt figure that out,but in a way i can,ostopenko plays like sharapova,see ball hit ball she has no variety in her game she does not mix her shots,she plays the same shots,she hit or miss.but congrats dayana on this win.

[@nicozuki]

The second time the war present again

[@alansnipes3101]

Didn't Yastremska's grtandfather play for the Boston Red Sox?

[@user-lp2qb2um1h]

You mean Yastrzemski 🤣

[@alansnipes3101]

Whatever!@@user-lp2qb2um1h

[@scottwwsi]

why the fu(k did the 2 players not shake hands?

[@bambangfuady1303]

Tennis is tennis, war is war....please make no war situation into 'beautiful' tennis match😢 hand shaking post match is essential....really sad watching ukrainian tennis attitude 😢

[@Peace2humankind]

I wonder if Osaka would feel "betrayed" by simply being asked to practice with Dayana for one practice session. Osaka lost in the first round and could barely move while DY is flying high into the quarters. I know somewhere Big Sach is laughing lol.

[@lars277]

Must be something in the air in East Europe that affects the vocal chords. May the most silent win.

[@jkscout]

have you not heard the Italians?

[@speedmishra13]

Yastremska playing to the weaker Azarenka forehand

[@mennis1966]

This no hand shaking is ridiculous

[@dandresaldi]

@@maximilian2974 Ukrainians should get over it, Azareka has probably helped more Ukrainians than Dayana

[@EvacuationRoute101]

Yup. Focus on a game, not a handshake. Covid made players not to shake hands too

[@lucypedzinski1403]

EXACTLY! More important things happening in the world! So petty to worry about a handshake - what about Azarenka annoying grunting!!

[@huy302]

they have the right not to shake hand, stop whining

[@humbertsmith8864]

Do you even have a passport? Get over yourself n read a history book.

[@julianadacosta9003]

Go Sabalenka!!

[@Alfredul03]

This Ukrainian thinks she is going to reach the final, but you will see that she is not, because Linda Noskova is going to defeat her easily.

[@arnaudyoutube2092]

Perdu 😂😂😂

[@user-qj2so4zc2b]

It is really starting to get on my nerves. At least acknowledge either way. No hand shake. It's time to move on.

[@JamesClark-cg1qk]

Silly comment. Her country is being invaded. You can't "move on" from that.

[@user-lp2qb2um1h]

silly response, courtesy in tennis is essential@@JamesClark-cg1qk

[@TheStrainers]

Dayana has a hot mom!

[@thefairobserver97]

PLAYERS LIKE VICK ARE TOO EMOTIONAL ON MAINTAINING INCOMPETENT COACHING TEAM. SHE HAD EVERYTHING TO WIN IN TWO SETS. NOT SERVING WELL CONSISTENTLY, NOT RETURNING WELL AND THE WORST PART IS THAT VICKY PLAYS ORDINARY TENNIS, SO SHE DOESN'T PLACE BALLS IN CORNERS AND THE OPPONENT FACES NO DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY TO RETURN. SHE HAD THE GS BUT NOW NEEDS A NEW DINAMIC COACHING TEAM TO HELP HER TO WIN MAJOR TITLES.

[@FinancialFreebo]

Exactly what I noticed!!!! I see a basic theme with the women... if you just simply hit the ball back across the net to within 3-4' of your opponent... and you end up losing the point, you only have yourself to blame. You have traveled endless miles, put in thousands of hours of practice, an entire team of coaches and relatives have all made the journey to support. So, it should be all out aggressive or go home.

[@thefairobserver97]

EXACTLY! LOSING MATCHES IS NORMAL, BUT LOSING IN THAT MANNER IS PAINFUL.@@FinancialFreebo

[@PerfectaSc0re]

Ukrainian players who are well known now, starting with Yastremska, Svitolina, and Kotsyuk, from some other players should not handshake them even if you’re from a different country, it just shows how immature they are, I wouldn’t even if I win like a mixed doubles match because that’s the only event that guys can face in tournaments and slams, but after matches I will be handshaking the guys instead of the girls, unless the guy is Ukrainian and does have a similar agreement like the three girls here, I will not shake hands for that matter

[@JamesClark-cg1qk]

Few with integrity will shake hands with someone from a country that is invading their home.

[@PerfectaSc0re]

@@JamesClark-cg1qk it’s just sad that the new generations are seeing this and imagine no hand shake in the future

[@JamesClark-cg1qk]

rubbish, what they are seeing are proud and successful young women who refuse to shake hands with those from the country that is invading theirs. @@PerfectaSc0re

[@danieleaprile7395]

yastremka... pupille dilatate... le hanno fatto antidopping?

[@michelangeloortiz7007]

It's necesary the no shaking the hands?😢

[@tennista1677]

Tennis is an individual sport, not country vs country. Look at the person across the net. Good match to both, let us put the war issue away from our sports.

[@JamesClark-cg1qk]

Easy to say if your country is not being invaded.

[@user-vf1yn2fk9o]

Look who is marching on Putin's parade and sitting in their parlament. Sportsmen (regardless team or individual) are one of the main propaganda engines in ruzzia. That's why they should be banned from participating in the events

Yeah, but Azarenka hasn´t invaded it @@JamesClark-cg1qk

[@donbasnonazi582]

Tennis is a sport that values fair play and sportsmanship. The post-match handshake is a gesture of mutual respect and acknowledgment between competitors, regardless of who won or lost. Etiquette and Tradition: Handshakes have been a part of tennis etiquette and tradition for many years. It is like a historical feature of the game; basic etiquette carries near-sacred significance. This is the case for an adequate number of people. Unfortunately, WTA has told players they are not required to shake hands with an opponent after a match. Who knows what politically motivated officials will invent in the future. As a former Tennis ITF junior, WTA, and ATP official, I am disgusted when players do not shake hands. That is disrespect not only for the opponent and the game but also for officials and spectators.

[@dmytrodyshkant5529]

Yeah, unfortunately WTA and ATP didn't bann those russians players at all like in many other sports

[@helenaweiss1680]

@@dmytrodyshkant5529👍yes!

[@dandresaldi]

the situation is difficult and Ukrainians want to create awareness of what is happening to their country, I tend to agree with you but I also understand the other side. In the end their government is promoting this and athletes must do it, I don’t think they have a choice, a junior recently shook the hand of a Russian rival and I think is facing charges or something by the minister of sport in Ukraine. Kostyuk and Dayana want Russian players banned and that is something that definitely shouldn’t happen, sport was build around a principle of no discrimination that must be followed, if not they would have to ban athletes from all countries that are invading others or killing innocent people like USA and Israel in Gaza, also Qatar and Iran for sponsoring groups like Hamas, we could get to a point where athletes from half of the countries would end up banned.

[@donbasnonazi582]

@@dandresaldi Those two last lived in Ukraine quite some time ago. Kostyuk's residence is in Monte Carlo. Yastrtemska lives in France. Remember, it is a sport and not a political event. If they feel strongly about Russian players, they can skip playing tennis but need income. They need to create awareness of what is happening to their country for their country's population first. Sport has nothing to do with that. The Ukrainian flag should be banned from any sports event as well. Ukronazis have been killing civilians in Eastern Ukraine since 2014. Around 16,000 people were killed in Eastern Ukraine, according to UN and OSCE organizations. Just two days ago, they shelled a food market in Donetsk. 28 civilians were killed, including two children, and more than 20 were injured. 3 of them are in serious condition. Those killed were Ukrainians themselves. The only difference was that they were not nationalists. Do those two create awareness about the Tornado nazi battalion? The battalion was so inhuman that it was forcefully dissolved by the Ministry of Defence. The members were prosecuted and jailed for abduction, torture, rape, and killings. Did anyone ban the Ukrainian flag based on that? No, if you act in the interests of the US, no matter what you do, it is all legitimate. If you are truly independent, all the dogs will bark at you. Double standards and hypocrisy.

[@donbasnonazi582]

@@dmytrodyshkant5529 Russian athletes are not banned in any sports. They cannot perform under their country's flag. It is a big difference.

[@martinvanburen3124]

Qualifier

[@felicitycaesar7849]

Yes she was the better player but I recall her ridiculous excuse of why she failed the mandatory drug test using some one's drinking glass. Seriously!! So not about to hail her since I can't be sure she's a clean player

[@andynguyen5625]

Those Ukraine tennis players did not show any respect to their opponents.... not a sportsmanship they are...they will have no chance to hold a champion trophy though

[@VTSteve]

I hate it when players claim they need a bathroom break, you know that every time it is simply a play to change the momentum, I call it a cheat move that legit players don't choose.

[@AFCompany]

Did that happen in this match?

[@jorgealejandromartinez4910]

Rude

[@felicitycaesar7849]

Once found cheating no respect only suspect.

[@kapilnagrale6572]

not sportsmanship

[@xRickstaCx]

Blame politics

[@CertifiedCruella]

Azarenka sucks. She would beat Ostapenko and just lose on this

[@ajaykrish2600]

This is soo shame that bringing national issues to sports. Sports is sports, if my brother hates anyone he doesn't like it doesn't mean I don't like him .

[@binkyxz3]

Sport does not exist in a vacuum.

[@domprz1]

Sport as a contest is a symbolic alternative to war. Unfortunately there is a horrendous war going on as well.

[@janmeetjolly8756]

Azarenka also playing very well, Dayana gesture is so bad , uncultured

[@kunalnagarkoti4409]

Whats wrong in that ?

[@janmeetjolly8756]

Nonsense u didn't notice she didn't hand shake with Azarenka whi is senior player

[@Silke_R.]

These Ukrainian tennis players neither have any sportsmanship nor any culture.

[@Zahra_sama]

I don't understand why ukrainian players don't shake hands with their russian opponents, what's that about? what does it have to do with the sport?

[@gothicsamurai77]

Hope you will never need to understand. Saying it as a Ukrainian. I could explain in a great detail and answer all your questions if you would like - but only if you are interested in actually understanding and not just saying things to say. And don't worry, I will answer it as unbiased as possible - I know of all the viewpoints and understand them - including russian and bystanders' viewpoints. Now, onto answering your actual question: it is about the war, of course, and the fact that the war is very personal to every Ukrainian, while simultaneously not personal to every russian and especially not personal or even serious to any bystander as yourself. Also, to people in peaceful times/countries, sport is a place where no politics is to be expressed, which is a good thing. However, war is not politics - war is way past the differences in opinions/viewpoints and arguments between the sides - war is murder, rape, tragedy, etc. which is very personal and not something trivial like politics, which usually is conducted via diplomacy. So, the moment the diplomacy fails, the politics stops and the war starts. War is not politics period. What is weird is to force someone to shake hands with a person with whom there is no mutual respect/goodwill. The tradition of shaking hands is about mutual respect/goodwill and I know it very well as I am myself a high level college/semi-pro retired tennis player. At the very least, I would suggest you consider just ignoring the no handshake between Ukrainians and russians since it is a deeply personal matter in which you as a bystander don't need to participate by picking a side - note I am not asking you to support or even understand Ukrainians, I simply suggest you do not side with russians by keep asking why there is no handshake, as if it is a terrible wrongdoing by a Ukrainian, while ignoring all the wrongdoing by russians in the first place that has lead to this situation with no handshakes. Cheers

[@helenaweiss1680]

@@gothicsamurai77wow…. What an intelligent and differentiated comment . You have my entire admiration and respect. But I think the most of these people here with their one dimensional thinking are not capable to understand your comment…..

[@Zahra_sama]

@@gothicsamurai77 Please don't start acting like Ukraine is the first country going through a war. Let me put it this way. As a Muslim, the Gaza genocide is very personal to me, yet I'm not dumping it on every Israeli I come across because I understand they are not necessarily all zionists or have anything to do with their government's nazi politics.

[@JamesClark-cg1qk]

can you really be that dumb?

[@gothicsamurai77]

@@Zahra_sama I don't start acting like it at all. Ukraine is not the first and not the last country to go through war. All I am saying is I understand your point, but do not agree with it and it is fine - you never would find me going around telling you publicly or personally how to feel about Gaza genocide. If you don't understand why Ukrainians don't shake hands with their russian opponents it is a you problem (in a sense that you can feel however you want, but don't force others to feel the same way). So, yeah, I only advocate for outsiders to not force Ukrainians to love or respect russians. It is OUR business. If you don't like it - move on, don't condemn Ukrainians - at least have the decency to not put the blame on the victims of the genocide for their emotions.

[@adilelfallahelquadmiri2241]

Ukro/nazi

[@danhdao1647]

I understood the situation

[@open_your_mind_and_fly]

Бульбожорка идёт за русским кораблём