Yibing Wu: The First Chinese Man To Win An ATP Title 🏆

[@vladyslavdiumin4124]

Wu was absolutely stunning during this tournament! Unbeliavable level of plays from him! Congrats China on having an ATP champion on your side!

[@CoolNumber1]

He definitely play badminton... some of his shot kinda like badminton style.

[@SSBKai]

@@CoolNumber1 💀

[@cupidok2768]

Whos the other player

[@mayoh8707]

Congrats!! Keep going n make China proud !! U are On the way !!

[@Luna-17]

Wu took out 3 current/former Top 10 players to win the title!!! He showed great champion qualities: calm, composed, funny, and a brutal forehand with great action AND margin. Hope to see him in the Top 10 sooner than later.

[@Phurngirathaana]

Wu Yibing is definitely going places He has power off both wings and extreme self belief Was rooting for him , the final definitely was nerve wrecking Glad he managed to pull through Enjoy with friends and family 👍🙏☺️

[@jayzerbeam9733]

The match point saves in the final were crazy; that man has ice in his veins!

[@edmundyhee7687]

his runs are unbelievable.

[@Bambotb]

@@jayzerbeam9733 i am 💯 sure he comes from a rich family in china

[@williamyeh6925]

Wu's ranking was #1869 on 3/20/2022 and now #58 on 2/12/2023. A jump of 1811 places in 11 months! WOW!

[@MrBolaextra]

Incredible, it has to be one of the fastest jumps in tennis history.

[@Baratheon.]

He's up for a lot of points too. Hasn't really been on the ATP tour so its all new points.

[@chuckersthenut2097]

Anything is possible! Time to get the ol Babolat out the closet. This next Gen has no heart.

[@anseinueseima408]

you know that difference between a 1000rank player and a 500 one can just be a few points

[@williamyeh6925]

@@chuckersthenut2097 how many people has jumped 1,811 places in 11 months from any ranking position?

[@Lil7672]

Been watching Wu since he went on the challenger tear last year, what impress me the most is his chill and relaxed demeanor, almost a bit borg like, he's always so calm. Definitely the best male talent to ever came out of China

[@danielng68]

Love to hear of it

[@melvinlew6624]

Even Isner was laughing during the winner's speech when he talked about overcoming 100 aces and the benefits to charity for each ace. He gave himself credit for not moving when being aced. Great sense of humor!😅

[@squidjames7735]

one cool dude to another

[@klinsmancho2626]

This kid will get to top 10 in no time - he’s gone from way outside top 1000 to just outside top 50 - his best level is insane and will compete with the best of best.

[@joemarshall4226]

Time will tell.

[@Baratheon.]

Wonder who his coaches are

[@richardkanna5093]

nah, based on hist stat/ high percentage most likely he will not....

[@joemarshall4226]

@@richardkanna5093 I'm not sure what you mean by that....could you explain?

[@richardkanna5093]

@@joemarshall4226 it means that most likely not, look at the history of tennis, how may pure asian guys not like michael chang got in to a top 10? in my head only kei and that thai guys managed to get into

[@fegelxx8191]

I like wu’s temperament, always calm and collected

[@JL88]

Fantastic to see a Chinese player/Asian male go all the way! Well done Wu Yibing👏👏👏Good luck for the rest of the season! Keep working hard!💪

[@inezgraer5482]

Wu Yibing is dazzling and exciting to witness! Thrilled he has won and super for Chinese tennis . Hope we get to see much more from this delightful young jan. And congrats to Isner for making the final. Always a pleasure to watch your game ....thank you both. Great match. 👍 ❤

[@KaiJr2525]

Very happy to see Asian men winning titles in 2023. Soonwoo kwon won Adeline open which was a surprise and now Wu winning this title gives Asian men's tennis something to look forward to.

[@ntthe20009]

What a great mental game from Wu, on top of his skills. Stay healthy and keep moving up the rank.

[@6onxza]

What a lovely surprise this guy is. Amazing serve and groundstrokes. He'll be a top 10 very soon

[@emmet2396]

very good mental game as well. I'm rooting for him!

[@saicheongko8198]

Wu Yibing go ! go ! go ! Have been watching your ascension. So proud of you.

[@sibbytang2666]

He is a very funny guy too very confident and humble

[@backllem]

What a performance! Both players played magnificently, it’s a shame there had to be only one winner. Congrats to Wu for making history. I was impressed with what Isner had to say about Wu after the match, it wasn’t an easy one to swallow after such a close match - impeccable sportsmanship!

[@melvinlew6624]

Isner laughed when Wu mentioned being aced 100 times and said he helped by not moving. Charity benefited from each ace.

[@zjwangful]

John is really a gentleman!

[@vrguitartabs6718]

Always loved him, tennis and style!

[@147pablox]

What did Isner say about him?

[@Dho1pc]

Good question

[@donkeykong516]

Wu was just in his best form…I hope we see more great tennis from this young man.

[@adamsawicki1221]

Such a great guy, I really hope he will get to the top. He was handed a gift today from Isner but boy did he deserve it after his week.

[@compiler111]

Wu reminds me of Jeremy Lin. Come as an underdog and surprise the whole world. I hope Wu can last longer than Linsanity. Cannot wait to see him against those Legends

[@lavedadavis818]

Phenomenal matches!! I see many Grand Slam titles in the future from this young man!!! Tennis is in good hands!!! 🎾🏆🏆🏆

[@elektrik_exekutioner6822]

Lol no

[@linmengshi2008]

Wu Yibing will be in top 30 this year, mark my words.

[@Tyrannobenji101]

He’s dropping out of top 100 soon 😢

[@m_kool]

that match with Isner.......dude is simply tenacious

[@clk5990]

he is so cool,so calm at the end of the game

[@brentwalker3300]

I was not surprised by his title win. I watched his first match and immediately considered him a contender for the championship. He has all of the strokes and a level head. Congrats.

[@xiaoliangtube]

I have to agree with you on that. His speech was very gracious which is a sharp contrast to Fritz’s awkward handshake. This is what I love about tennis. Most of the top players are decent human being,showing respect of the opponent and fans. Wu needs to learn that from Isner!

[@kevinwyf2008]

Yibing, congratulations!🎉 Your speech reminds me of LI Na, I like your humor as well!!!!!!!!!!

[@luisabarca7363]

John Isner must be one of the most pleasant men ever to play professional tennis... Great sportmanship, always, winning or losing... Definitey, a great, decent human being... And possible the best server of all times... Regarding Yibing Wu (Wu being the family name, Yibing the first name), what a nice surprice he is... Cool, great hands, fast, tenacious, calm under pressure, mature despite his young age, and an absolutely respect for the rivals and the public... Not grunting, not arrogant fist clenching after every point won... Not anguish after an important point is lost, not self-incriminations, no talking rubish to his team, not ”drama queen” displays “alla Kyrgios”... He is the complete package... This ATP title, the first for him and his country, its only the first of many.. I can see lots of future titles for him, even Grand Slams... Nancy Pelosi is going to have a few nervous breakdowns!

[@gg1221]

You nailed it! No turning to his team when he lost a point like many of the players these days. A breath of fresh air and a great potential to pick up where Federer left off.

[@wazh8388]

So true!

[@1traveler8]

WOW.. i hope he keeps this up and do damage at the slams...i freakin love his game..

[@purplecoffinman8510]

He's a force to be reckoned with. Maybe his goal of top 30 by the end of this year is more possible than we thought it was.

[@zacharyhall1441]

So proud of wu nice young man..male version of li na..hope he can keep it up

[@zando5108]

Wu's got the same cold blooded mentality seen in the greats. Never fazed on big points, saves break points, set points, championship points. Makes spectacular shots routinely. Keep in mind he made it to Round 3 of the US open and only lost to a World No. 1 Medvedev. Give him a bit of momentum and tour match experience and he'll scale even greater heights.

[@BeautifulDreamerist]

Wu has a lot of fire power. Tough both mentally and physically. A bright future awaits him.

[@BertilTJ]

That finale against Isner, the local champion was historical.

[@philbofettiArchive]

7:51 That was one of the most incredible gets I've seen in a long time

[@Pablito2466]

impressive run! Shapovalov, Mannarino, Fritz and Isner...WOW

[@xuntang1969]

Wu's court positioning and footwork are very much like Djokovic. I'd be thrilled to watch him play Djokovic on hard court.

[@petrushka2]

Probably not ready for the Djoker yet. Don’t want him to be discouraged from losing low score straight sets.

[@dadforever5049]

Yibing Wu got all the moves and skills. I'm a big fan now and will follow him closely. this video looks like he played all the players in one single game, since he had the same color shirt on the whole time. lol.

[@galatasaray984]

playing like a young nishikori,superstar in the making

[@michaelp9061]

His form was amazing in this tournament.

[@rabbitazteca23]

Congrats to him. It's amazing how athletes just spend their entire time (some even since childhood) to perfect themselves to peak condition required for their sports.

[@MrBolaextra]

Great news for tennis in general. A tennis star from China could grow the game enormously. With over 1.4K million population the potential for growth is huge. It was about time a player from China won an ATP title. And this Wu came here to stay, he's a great player.

[@tootspogsforever5590]

Billion 😃

[@MrBolaextra]

@@tootspogsforever5590 hahaha true sorry English is not my first language so I wasn't sure about the term.

[@blkoay]

Actually to play tennis in China, you need to have a rich dad. That's why China is still behind in tennis because the pool of players is less. Game like table tennis and badminton, they are world class.

[@MrBolaextra]

@@blkoay I guess they are not promoting the sport. Because in table tennis they are the best without question, if they invested they could have many more top tennis players.

[@blkoay]

@@MrBolaextra That true too.

[@lebbeus]

7:51 insane point, mind blown, world class shot

[@SwazzerProductions]

Wu Yibing will become a top 10 player. Mark my words.

[@richardkanna5093]

lol in badminton maybe...not in tennis, it a caucasian racquet dominated game

[@canadianave7361]

@@richardkanna5093 that's messed up. Anyone with hard work, talent, and a good team behind them can become a really good tennis player, they don't need to be caucasian to be good at tennis.

[@maxliu2587]

@@richardkanna5093 utter bs. nishikori, monfils, tsonga, felix auger aliassime, yannick noah, james blake, serena/venus williams, osaka, li na... these are all right off the top of my head.

[@kg7890]

@@maxliu2587 You missed Michael Chang.

[@samisfun868]

@@richardkanna5093 the racism and bigotry reeking from your statement

[@babyblu5590]

Geez Wu... that is great hitting! Accurate and penetrating forehand, wonderful use of and spin on slice and great lobs to top it all. I'm aghast!

[@freddytan777]

I noticed during the match, Wu's footwork and slide were similar to djokovich, his forehand was more like nadal with the spring ball, and the mind set like Federer (no noise during the match and kept calm).

[@gadgetcomparison8373]

Great matches he played,🎉

[@ponce1741]

That final tir break was a thing of beauty

[@peterwilliams7335]

I am so glad to see the young Chinese player played with confidence and determination. I feel more and more younger generations from China are more proud of their home country, China. This is absolutely a good sign. From my conversations with young people from China, I sensed they are proud of their home country China. They are proud to be Chinese. They will do better than their parents.

[@realplasticbag]

appreciate the announcer properly saying wu yibing's name!

[@zilongzhao3274]

Wu can still improve his serve. His footwork is really amazing!

[@richardgarrison8328]

Congrats to Wu Yibing.

[@raymondyang1748]

Proud of this man❤🎉🎉

[@PAWfessionalTennis]

So nice that the whole crowd was shouting his name "wuuuuuu"

[@linvictus9403]

His forehand is brutal😮

[@renetopeka9908]

I observe all the matches he play in this tournament,and sum up. His movement and flexible, pace, acceleration, footwork like alex de minaur and anticipation and shot control like janik sinner. Still have ways to improve on shot selection but he's a lot of potential to become top 10 in this era

[@tednguyen7258]

he took down 3 top 10 guys....so not potential but facts

[@The_Jazziest_Coffee]

@@tednguyen7258 honest to god he doesn't even need to hit top 5, i just want this man not to be a one hit wonder for a year, if he could play like in the top 20 for maybe a few years then that'll satisfy me especially after players like chung hyeon who get injured and stuff

[@tednguyen7258]

like nishikori...1 grand slam final and poof..gone....

[@Resistor-u7e]

He reminds me of table tennis

[@monkeonthee]

Eerily similar to the Alcaraz forehand

[@lahancodon]

With their dominance in other racket sports, it's quite unbelievable how long it takes for China to be serious contenders in men tennis. Wouldn't be surprised to see more of them coming to the top tier and challenging for ATP 1000's and above.

[@Resistor-u7e]

Coz tennis take up huge rooms, you could fit like 500 tables in one tennis court

[@FlowJunkie65]

I look forward to seeing a YibingWu - Carlos Alcarzaz match! Have they played yet?

[@tootspogsforever5590]

I think they haven't

[@MithriII]

Michael Chang was american but 100% chinese blood so Yibing Wu is just the first with the chinese flag, though congrats to him he's playing really good, stunning forehand!

[@terrymunoztrujillo483]

we are all human blood btw

[@elektrik_exekutioner6822]

Michael Chang was born in New Jersey to Taiwanese parents. He's only ever had the US citizenship, he never had anything to do with China.

[@changchao5797]

The strength of him on pursuing his performance to another stage is fascinating. Keep the strength, Wu.

[@gobeango]

站在巨人面前，无所畏惧，打的太棒了，值得载入历史的一场比赛

[@emilaubry6856]

Not only does he hit absolute bombs, he is incredibly fast.

[@brasileirosim5961]

The crazy thing is that Fritz was playing well!

[@HiddenAgendas]

Wow! Very handsome too. He will put tennis back on the spotlight for the mens division

[@gseric4721]

If he's a descendant of Wu from the Three Kingdoms era, this is awesome. Still awesome regardless. 👏👏👏👏

[@gibbleway]

Came out of nowhere, reminds me of a young Federer, his ability to pull technical shots and on the run full swinging, footwork, he made the field look silly and even beat the big man in a tiebreak.

[@bearpolo3618]

He was junior champion at 2017 US Open (both singles and doubles), then got injured. The injury bothered him for quite some time, just fully recovered over a year ago.

[@soryapum7932]

Well done Wu! And let's make tennis popular in China!

[@Grownup111]

The most regrettable thing is that the video deleted him in Chinese to thank the Chinese people from all over the world who came to cheer for him.

[@frankg.39]

Congrats!!

[@quocviettran9841]

Pride of Asia...well done!

[@les3423]

Wu is so cool!❤

[@nothingisreal6345]

Isner is still moving fast! Very good performance by him. But definitely credits to Wu for an amazing week of Tennis. He totally deserved that title. Hope he can continue delivering this level. That would be extremely good for Tennis. Just one remark: how can Americans take not care to talk slowly and clearly when interacting with a nonnative speaker especially an Asian / Chinese? That is plain ignorant and rude!

[@MultiZeus00]

went from Who is this guy to Wu is the guy

[@matiasprieto7933]

You can already feel that his technique is different, aimimg for big things, so compact and speedy, reminds me a bit of Nishikori

[@tootspogsforever5590]

Much better hopefully and injury free from this time onwards fingers crossed

[@jj4321]

I think he is as fast as Roger Federer. He makes no error and can strike many times continuously until a winner. He defense also turns into offense just like any great players. We will see him more often. Hopefully he persists like any other great player.

[@wallyyllaw1063]

Plays like a champion 🏆

[@jonsnowland5290]

His strokes and forehand reminds me of alcaraz wow

[@dann_sky]

Great player. I still think he really need to improve his backhand. Still, to beat Isner on quick surface is a huge win and he can gain lot of confidence. I would love to see a quick exchange between his forehand and alcaraz's forehand.

[@lebbeus]

Such clean hitting

[@DjangoThunders]

That was amazing, how do you get a ball past this guy? Can't wait to see him play again!

[@atlas4080]

LETS GO WU!

[@lmvcnn]

9:58 "A shorter player bully taller player 6f". Wu demonstrates merit and meritocracy, not body height or skin color.

[@pengzhang5081]

恭喜终于突破❤

[@joekung3981]

That sure was something to beat Shapo and Fritz,… amazing,…

[@soonaikyap4395]

Congratulations to Wu.

[@zl5667]

祝贺🎉，打得真的很好

[@jimmyteo1587]

unbelievable! Chinese men can play tennis, not only on table!

[@ffbeexaid4509]

😄

[@kenny0626]

Absolutely incredible

[@twinwankel]

My god, Wu has something that I thought was lost when Fed retired, magic. What a wicked angle forehand. He uses that to set up a killer down the line winner. I hope he gets to majors final cos this might be the antidote to Joker's snoozefest.

[@greaterbayareahero1401]

He has unbelievable pace in his shots. He knows how to win matches based on speed of his shots. TBH China should be proud of him and his efforts to this achievement. BTW there are another few thousands like him in China;)

[@keroro2611]

that forehand is top 10 atp level

[@nathanielcarreon5634]

About time

[@yvonwheel4943]

Wu is like playing table tennis!

[@leechang6896]

Giant Hunter....♥️♥️♥️

[@pyfinx]

gee... those shots... crazy.

[@brianng7238]

What a MASSIVE choke from Isner at 8-7 in the end, though...

[@tootspogsforever5590]

Can handle the heat, especially when good returners are against him😊

[@blackberrybbb]

Yay! Amazing matches!!

[@더힐-m2n]

Keep going for major surely.

[@redbunnytail9528]

Not something that went unnoticed. Happened pretty out of nowhere. Chinese dude can fit in at the top, too. 'Are you with me Dr. Wu, are you really just a shadow of the man that I once knew, are you crazy, are you high, or just an ordinary guy . . ' la la la la

[@AlbertValeev]

Wu is the Model of modern tennis. May be he is a product of Boston Dynamics? He is the first robotennisman

[@TennisOnAction]

Beaten two top American players prove Wu has potential to move up his ranking to top 30 or further sooner or later if I am right.