La défaite en finale de Roland 84 est la plus grande tragédie de l Histoire du jeu. Merci de nous remémorer cet US 84 qui était tout simplement magnifique...avec ce fameux Super Saturday!!!

@futurists7076

7 ай бұрын

J'étais sur le Central lors de cette finale 1984, c'était l'année de mes 14 ans. McEnroe avait toutes les armes en main pour aller chercher le titre sauf un, le physique. Il n'a pas été préparé à une longue lutte car il avait quasiment survolé les 6 premiers matchs du tournoi. Lendl a mérité ce titre, il fut le plus patient et le plus courageux des deux. Même si le génie de McEnroe sur terre était évidemment supérieur.

@cedricdecharme

7 ай бұрын

@@futurists7076 Ivan mérite sa victoire. Il est allé la chercher au bout de lui-même mais John doit conclure à minima dans le 4ème. Moi j avais 9 ans et j étais devant ma tv😉

I think it’s also important to remember how small the head size was for both Mac’s and Connors racquets!

Awesome Mac! I could watch hours and hours of this...

Beautiful to watch, such great hands. 84 was awesome. 👍

Merci pour cette vidéo démonstration service volée parfait Quel magnifique joueur ce mc enroe Des volées hyper tranchantes

When I was a kid playing tennis, Stan Smith was my hero. When Mac came along, he was something different. Serve and volleyers used to hit the first volley from just inside the T, and just look to get it back low and deep. Mac was hitting first volleys well inside the T and putting them away. It was a new game.

Glad that 1984 is still the greatest year in open era men's tennis

@JD-jc8gp

Жыл бұрын

I would say 1980 or 1969.

@shinyhappyshibas1385

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Mac lost only two matches in tournament play the entire year. An additional match was lost in Davis cup. A record that will never be broken IMO.

Incredible. He made it look so easy, and yet, a tennis player knows how hard it is to get in there and be able to cover so many possibilities. Of course this only shows the successful ventures into the net, but he had to play the odds, he figured he could win more often on his serve by coming in. But still it is very demanding physically.

No one has the ability or the balls to play like this anymore. Sadly. Our loss.

@gavinbarnum9458

2 жыл бұрын

For modern tennis I always like to watch cressy. He's one of if not the last relevant true serve and volleyer in the pro circuit. I wish him well and hope he breaks into top 50

@Doty6String

Жыл бұрын

Nah man dudes would be getting passed all day long. Ground strokes have out evolved the volley.

@bcuser2

Жыл бұрын

@@Doty6String modern tennis is sh1t is doping-tennis as evreybody can hit strong even if has no muscles

@Doty6String

Жыл бұрын

@@bcuser2 its the strings man they make it so easy to rip the ball

I was thinking McEnroe could still possibly claim the “best overall tennis player” Title because of his incredible success in doubles as well

@mrbungle7586

9 ай бұрын

Agreed 👍

@bellazoe1

8 ай бұрын

The most unique and beautiful artistic game I’ve ever seen in my 40 plus years of watching tennis. I saw him play edberg semis Wimbledon it was such a treat

@erikrichardgregory

8 ай бұрын

@@bellazoe1 I remember that game…Edberg and Mac won a virtually identical number of points, but Edberg got the bigger points and pulled off a 3-straight-set win. I was pulling for Big Mac but later in his career, particularly against Lendl, it looked like a “heavyweight vs. lightweight” mismatch-McEnroe had the rapier, but Lendl the broadsword. It was a hard adjustment for Mac to come back in the second half of the 80s against these big hitters and servers.

@bellazoe1

8 ай бұрын

@@erikrichardgregory well summarized. It was 4-4-4 not a dramatic match at all but mac was still relevant and just to see the artistry was all I cared about. Edberg was quite something too

John McEnroe at his absolute best in 1984 would be the #1 ranked player in the world in today's tennis if they were to (1) speed up the court surfaces to the way they were in 1984 (2) ban the lubricated, copolyestor strings (which add 20% more spin to the ball), (3) ban the larger Type3 tennis ball which, along with the lubricated strings, irrefutably cheapen the game of tennis by making it too damned easy to avoid making unforced errors and regrettably favor baseline play over net play, and (4) downsize the rackets by instituting a rule limiting the dimensions of the racket to no longer than 27 inches in length, no wider than 18 mm. wide above the racket handle and no larger in head-size than 75 square inches! Tennis desperately needs to restore the balance between offense and defense that it once had by making those necessary changes suggested above in order to bring back a great diversity of playing styles which the current game so obviously lacks!

@room1recording

Жыл бұрын

Well said. They should have looked at at all of those things especially when Rafa started dominating with a full poly rocket launcher. Utter joke

@MH117

Жыл бұрын

Agree but McEnroe plays a 85 sq inches racquet here

@michaelbarlow6610

Жыл бұрын

@@MH117 . I know but real tennis was when the game was played with rackets which were no larger in head size than 75 square inches!

@MH117

Жыл бұрын

In fact small racquets were 65 sq inches

@michaelbarlow6610

Жыл бұрын

@@MH117 . Actually wood and metal rackets (with the obvious exceptions of midsize and oversize wood and metal rackets such as the Wilson Jack Kramer Autograph Jr. Midsize, the Donnay Borg Pro Midsize , the Wilson TX6000 Midsize and the Prince Woodie Oversize) were anywhere from 65-70 square inches in head size. The Wilson T2000 steel racket had a 65 square-inch head, but the Snauwaert Gerulaitis Autograph racket had a head size slightly smaller than 70 square inches. I merely believe that an upper limit of 75 square inches in head size, 27 inches in maximum overall length and a maximum of 18 mm. in width above the racket handle should be mandated by the ITF (International Tennis Federation) for tennis rackets for professional players in order to bring back (along with a ban on lubricated strings, a ban on the larger Type3 tennis ball, speeding up the court surfaces as well as bringing back the fast indoor supreme court carpet surface for indoor tournaments) a diversity of playing styles to the game of tennis to restore a much needed balance to the game in order to make it a compelling spectacle once again.

The greatest.

Le félin...toucher inégalable, pur génie

Enfin du vrai tennis en surface, fatigué de regarder le tennis souterrain d'aujourd'hui !!! SVP plus de cet elyxir a la Johnny Mac!!!

@miguel6440

2 жыл бұрын

il faut remettre des surfaces ou des balles rapides. On l' a vu avec l'OA en 2017 et la victoire de Federer. On a de suite vu la différence.

No love....no communication....just.........................devastating....

I'm going to say john mcenroe was the greatest serve and volleyer that ever lived. Especially since there aren't any playing anymore so he won't be beaten.

Quel merveilleux joueur

Quel régal de voir ses volées tout en toucher et en fixation surtout en coup droit et tranchante comme un rasoir coté revers. Celle a 4,35 est purement irréelle. Mc enroe devait avoir un poignet d'une force exceptionnelle surtout face à des frappeurs comme Lendl ou Becker qui envoyaient des bombes.

1984 was def. Mac's year!

Incredible hands

The other guys played tennis, this guy played something else

Wow! In this video, McEnroe really knows how to win every point.

mc-enroe 1983, 1984 was a different tennis world and that with this heavy little tennis racket

Mac could basically play tennis in his sleep! \The volleys that he hits are incredibly difficult and complicated shots, and he does it as if he's not even trying! Amazing.

Great athletic talent!

No one passes McEnroe...no one...

@udayprakash1280

Жыл бұрын

At least not that year 1984

Nel 1984 McEnroe era ingiocabile. Se non avesse perso la finale del Roland Garros con Lendl, a mio avviso avrebbe fatto il grande slam. Vado a memoria, era 2 set a zero 4-4 terzo set e sbaglia una volée di diritto facile per lui, da lì cambio la partita … in ogni caso, per me, anche se un altro tennis, altri attrezzi, palline e tutto il resto, il più grande di tutti nel serve and volley.

Fwiw, i think that this match is massively overlooked historically given how many great matches were played that day. You can argue that this was the highest quality tennis match ever played up to this point. I say this over any of the borg/mcenroe matches only because they are both using graphite rackets in this ‘84 match. Also, mac beat connors 1/1/2 in the wimbledown final that year, and forced connors to switch to graphite and it showed in how well he played. Also, given the fact that ‘84 was by far the best level of mac’s career, and he want out 15 hrs after this match and destroyed lendl in straight sets, speaks to how high quality the tennis was

This was Mac's best year!

痺れる‼️

Merci! Also: Did Tacchini pay Bic or did Bic pay Tacchini? That is the question. They both paid Mac LOL.

Mac enroe le plus beau service volée de tout les temps

1984年。文字通りのマッケンローの全盛期。

Connors was still great.

Press pause when his ball is up in the air - and try to guess where and how he is going to hit his serve: nearly impossible to tell. Maybe the best serve&volley player of all time. At least the most fun to watch for me, personally. So bad courts have been slowed down through the years, now too much baselinegame.

2.51 un parfum d’humiliation pour Connors, well donne John

Who is "John McEnro"??

Merci ! La même avec Sampras ?

@stephaneamady1745

2 жыл бұрын

peut etre mais je pense que ça sera plutot Edberg si j'en fais d'autres

@guiduv3160

2 жыл бұрын

Mac enroe, c est beaucoup mieux

The only way to improve these McEnroe winners vs Connors & Lendl is if they all could have been match points.

Mac Attack!

Un connard absolu sur le court, mais un tennis absolument prodigieux.