Happy retirement to Brazil's Thomaz Bellucci 🇧🇷 Career high No.21, 4 ATP titles and 200 career wins 🙌

@bray007

Жыл бұрын

But he played yesterday?

@bray007

Жыл бұрын

Was yesterday his last match ?

@Vitor-1981

Жыл бұрын

Great tribute! He is indeed shy but a very nice guy!

@jaimeleon2899

Жыл бұрын

👏👏👏

@mateusescossio1641

Жыл бұрын

👏👏👏👏👏

I remember it very well. It was the same day Berdych lost 0:6, 0:6 to Goffin. I was thinking wtf is happening?

@mayank7568

Жыл бұрын

wow, some memory!

@shruk4

Жыл бұрын

@@mayank7568 Classic tennis day.

@asyrafnukman1991

Жыл бұрын

👍👍👍👍

@turk5007

Жыл бұрын

@@shruk4 classic mafia day

@turk5007

Жыл бұрын

Mafia day

I'm Brazilian. Watched this game live on tv. Almost couldn't believe Bellucci lost that match. Felt so frustrated but knew Djokovic was above everybody else. Bellucci took a lot of garbage from Brazilian tennis fans in his career. Most of these bullies have no idea about competitive tennis. Any ATP 100 player, I mean any of them, is an exceptional player who devotes his life to professional tennis. Bellucci achieved #21 and won 4 ATP titles. He should have received much more love and respect from us Brazilians during his career. Wishing him a new successful journey ahead!

@MrTome1975

Жыл бұрын

No, he shouldn't. He had all the tools and skills to achieve much more, even an established top 15 player. Tall, quick, strong, nice serve, overall decent net game but always found a way to choke and give up winnable matches. Unlike, for instance, Meligeni who was a terrible player skillwise but collected similar achievements as Bellucci. Watching Bellucci was often a very frustrating task if you wanted to root for him. He was mentally weak. His ceiling was easily something in the Dimitrov tier. Yet, he failed to achieve this. He declared yesterday he wants to pursue a career in coaching. I wish him all the best in this new endeavour and that he finds the motivation to become a great coach to help developping tennis in Brazil, which has been very poor lately.

@ManiPulatoR84

Жыл бұрын

@@MrTome1975 Yes, he should! The properties you cited (being "tall, quick, strong, nice serve, overall decent net game")... there are thousands, tens of thousands of guys like that out there. But how many of them get to top 25 in the world? Mental toughness is also a necessary tool. Were there mentally tougher players out there? Certainly. But being 21st means that there are only 20 players IN THE WORLD!!! ... that are better than you. Just to put things in perspective.

@MrTome1975

Жыл бұрын

@@ManiPulatoR84 Can you tell who finished 21st at ANY competition in the Olympics? I bet you can't. That's also to put things in perspective.... I'm not saying he was a bad player. I'm saying he could have been much better. Look at guys like Alex de Minaur or Diego Schwartzman. The former looks clumsy in his footwork. The latter is 5 feet tall. These are guys who exceeded their natural gifts. Bellucci didn't. He choked many times. When it comes to individual sports peaking at 21st in the world will only make you special if you overcame severe obstacles, which is not Bellucci's case. Good for him tennis has plenty of money to distribute and a guy like him surely made plenty. If he was a sprinter, a swimmer or a rower and peaked at 21st he would be sending his resume all over the place by now.

@MrTome1975

Жыл бұрын

@Lautaro Fernández Son, putting so-called "dreams" above everything is for teenagers. Adults pursue goodness and what's right according to their own realities. And they don't whine if someone criticizes their decisions or results because they aim something that's not from this world. You are a failure per se for not understanding this and for having your sensitive feelings hurt by some stranger in the internet.

@ManiPulatoR84

Жыл бұрын

@MrTome1975 You are trivializing the mental aspect of the game. It's the biggest part of the puzzle. It's part of a player's potential. IMO, a player only fails to maximize his potential if he lacks work ethic, which we can certainly agree it's not the case here. If a guy does all in his power to perform as good as possible, then the result IS his max. potential and, no, he couldn't have been much better. The comparison to other sports is a moot point, a more popular sport like tennis will draw more players to it, reducing the chances of making the loot in return. And so is the comparison of a achieved ranking (= consistency) to a single isolated event - Monica Puig won the women's tennis gold medal in 2016, what was her highest ranking again?

This match sums up Bellucci's carreer in the eyes of brazilians: raise the expectations really high, just to come short in the end. Respect for being able to raise the expectations that high, though. Not many brazilian tennis players did that (Haddad Maia is doing it now). He is our male number 2 of all time after Guga and that's pretty fucking remarkable.

@manuelignacioarturoocaranz1185

Жыл бұрын

Sorry, but that says more about the tennis culture in Brazil than anything else. Guga is huge, but this guy one 6 titles. All of them minor trophies. Best place was 21st in the ranking. In this first set most of the points are Novak’s unforced errors. He was just having an unusually awful day.

@FrankieHresko

Жыл бұрын

​@@manuelignacioarturoocaranz1185 regardless.. in last decade or so when big 3 totally dominated being 21st in the world and win few titles is pretty impressive! Considering he was clay court specialist makes it even more remarkable.. great career! 👏

@ManiPulatoR84

Жыл бұрын

@@manuelignacioarturoocaranz1185 And your comment says a lot about how much of a casual you are. You might be shocked, but there's plenty of tennis of the highest level being played beyond what you get to watch from ATP's top 10 and "next gen" poster boys. Do you have any idea of what kind of a tennis monster a guy ranked in the top 200 actually is? How many guys who devoted their entire existence to tennis you have to beat to get there? This guy here made millions playing tennis, which is more than most kids could ever hope to achieve, after childhood dreams of winning grand slams start fading away and reality catches up to them after they fail to succeed in juniors... and they start realizing that maybe it's a safer bet to get a 9 to 5 job.

@markuse3472

Жыл бұрын

@@manuelignacioarturoocaranz1185 novaq errors forced by Bellucci's hitting.

What I see is Novak serving himself a bagel. It's not like Bellucci's game was so deadly that Novak just couldn't handle it, he was making a lot of uncharacteristic unforced errors. Also, beyond a certain point, players are taught to save their strength and attempt to mount a comeback in the next set.

@joharirahman9680

Жыл бұрын

Different than vs Nadal. That was TOTALLY a huge bagel

I never knew that this happened.

Djokovic ate the bagel and won the match with a full stomach. 🇷🇸👑🔥

@Martill3

Жыл бұрын

Insert gluten joke

Rafa did the exact same to kohlschreiber in Miami 2017

Seems like Nole's biggest trouble on the first set was responding to Bellucci's topspin forehand with his backhand.

I mean, Novak dit it to himself. Belluci hit some great shots, sûre, but the job was done by Novak missing almost every shot.

@Abhi-wh3ik

Жыл бұрын

One of those unlucky days when you miss all of the close call shots. It's very frustrating. He reset himself well in next set.

Belíssima homenagem ao Bellucci que agora se aposentou! Carreira brilhante, apesar de ser brasileiro e enfrentar todas as dificuldades inerentes a ser atleta em um país que não tem cultura esportiva! Viva o Thomaz!

I feel like Bellucci really underachieved. He had such a nice game.

I wasn’t surprised to see that Novak then went on to win the match comfortably in the last two sets.

@DeLena1727

Жыл бұрын

Then won Roland Garros lol

Bellucci finalizou uma belíssima carreira! Deu muito orgulho aos Brasileiros! Não é qualquer um que aplica um pneu no maior de todos os tempos.

@Man_008

Жыл бұрын

Los brasileños también deben ser orgullosos de Guga . Yo siempre disfruto de sus partidos del pasado, el genio del juego, su revés a una mano es una obra maestra, y además fuera de la cancha Guga es una persona muy sincera, cordial y sonriente :)

@ismaelbarcellos5445

Жыл бұрын

@@Man_008 Com certeza, amigo. Guga foi o maior do Brasil. Ele foi o responsável por popularizar o tênis no nosso país.

Novak breaking every record like 377 weeks as a N 1 and what’s on your mind TV? Imagine if Federer or Nadal could have this record, what would look like with GOAT state? Unbelievable TV Rennis. Shame on you

One of the very few players that can trouble Djokovic on a consistent basis, even on hard courts too when the great man was at his peak. Just was never able to get across the line for at least one victory over the Serb. Well done on a brilliant career Thomaz. In an unbelievably tough era of competitors, he's done pretty alright.

After the first set i was 100% sure that Novak was going to easily win the match

Esse dia foi louco.

And today, after losing to Sebastian Baez at Rio Open(3-6, 2-6) , Thomaz Belucci has retired from Professional Tennis

So what happens at the end of match ?

Bellucci 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️

Incredible .... Never saw this b4🙄

A bagel in any of the big 3 should be considered a title achivement even for top players today.

Amazing player, Djokovic was lucky in Madrid, and more calm here.

What's more impressive tho is Novak's comeback in the 2nd and 3rd, don't think I've ever seen a come back from anyone after getting bageled in the first

@XxFsa10xX

Жыл бұрын

one example comes to mind : kzread.info/dash/bejne/dWGmpLSKYL3IeJM.html

@redasdu84

Жыл бұрын

Actually, that happens more often than you would think. It's rarely a good sign to win a set 6-0

@brucewayne2480

Жыл бұрын

Yesterday I've lost 6-0 the first set and won the second 6-0 😂

@MgoUmk

Жыл бұрын

Nadal vs Thiem US OPEN 2018 ?! Also Gaudio vs Coria Roland Garros 2004, Gaudi vs Nadal Buenos Aires 2005

@Keepcalm-lovesports

Жыл бұрын

watch some WTA 😉 happens a lot more when there is trouble holding serve. On the men's side it happens in clay the most I am guessing because holding serve becomes more difficult there

Insane first set

Bellucci had a very good career and he can always remember fondly that he's one of the few players to actually bagel Djokovic, and on clay of all surfaces!!

Assisti esse jogo sem tirar os olhos da tela, torci muito para o Bellucci, mas do outro lado estava a lenda Nole Djokovic. Ter no curriculo um 6 x 0 em Djokivic acho que não conheço?

@samuelsiqueira3831

Жыл бұрын

O outro que meteu 6 0 no saibro foi o Nadal acho que Só os dois nd mal né

@suboficialSantana_Clesio

Жыл бұрын

@@samuelsiqueira3831 Nadal e Bellucci, feito somente dos canhotos.

in the march of 2016,djokovic achieved the highest elo rating by a tennis player ever

Salty nole fans incoming. He just retired, be less annoying

@emilianososa2079

Жыл бұрын

Its the opposite, people came here mocking Djokovic for a bagel in a win.

Djokovic is an obsession . When they were presenting Sonego in Qatar they said he beat Djokovic in Vienna. Djokovic is the greatest and videos like this prove what is proven even more .

Bro was playing lights out tennis and still lost.😭 No matter what the scoreline, and how he is playing, you always have to back Djokovic to win. He's got that winner's mentality.🐐

Bellucci vamos🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

Bellucci 💚💛

looks like similar styles baseline grind

Year?

Valeu pela carreira toda esse pneu em Djokovic. Mas, no fim, o melhor venceu.

@juliaswn

Жыл бұрын

mentalidade pobre

Ahh the lagging pixels 🙂

Playing during the era of Rafa and Djoker is tough but Thomas’s did well. I think he got to QF of RG one year and two Gstaad titles

Nice. My favourite bagel is when the GOAT bagelled Djokovic at Cincinnati in 2012.

@Abhi-wh3ik

Жыл бұрын

How can Djokovic bagel himself?

Yep 1 set maybe, we know the rest. Was a good player and good guy also!!

Let's be honest tho, it was mostly Novak errors.

@patkluivert4110

Жыл бұрын

it's called forced errors buddy, didn't you see the damage Belluci's forehand was doing... guy was playing like a god

When is Djokovic’s playing next?

@ertugrulkorpinar51

Жыл бұрын

Dubai

Great Bellucci, the best to you.

As a tennis player, I can confirm that I too have not done this to Djokovic.

People whos saying things like: "At the end he lost" would never be able to respond 1 second serve from Belluci 😆😆😆

And it didn't change a thing, Nole still on the Top.

That set in sportingbet betting on that u could be millionare

ATP Tennis TV should be excited about this video!! can you do the same for Nadal and Federer!!

Then djokovic proceeded to absolutely obliterate him the next two sets😅

@anseinueseima408

Жыл бұрын

still can't hide the fact that he got bageled

@alexandremagno6070

Жыл бұрын

A bagel is a bagel

@shafqatishan437

Жыл бұрын

2nd set wasn't obliteration at all

@my8osprive

Жыл бұрын

He drank his magic potion like Asterix 🤣🤣

@votdfak

Жыл бұрын

@@anseinueseima408 and? what's the point if you don't win?

看前6分鐘就夠了~~~

Common, who cares about a set? It's the match result that matters

No disrespect to Bellucci, but this video could have also been called: "Not many times has Djokovic played such a bad set of tennis".

Who was ever capable, exept Djokovic, to win the match after losing first set 6:0 is even a better question... 🤔❓

This video should be called When Bellucci Bagelled Djokovic and Still Lost The Match.

looks like Djokovic used the first set to warm up

it’s almost as if Djokovic bagelled himself

Djokovic still came back, probably didn’t warm up properly and next thing you know 4-0 so he just let the set go and then took next 2

Interesting....and still with a happy end for Novak...

but at the end the winner is always him, Novak Djokovic...

However, I just checked their h2h but its 6-0 to you know who! 🙄

Did he win the match though?

This happens often with Djokovic

@emilianososa2079

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, he get bagels and titles.

Belluci this is your Grand Smam...bagged Djokovic. Well done.

Tennis is not like FOotball making a goal and then all team goea back in the galkeepers side .Tennis is making a goal in every point .(Nadal 2013 Post interview R3 after Gulbis lose) Nadal also said : A good player is not someone who hits hard the ball but the one who finds salutations in the game . Obviously Bellucci played like a daemon here in this match he was a furious player on his prime . Djoko he doesn;t even close on his 50%

Here come the Djokovic fans, ready to make every excuse in the book! 😂

All the pros and top players do this unless it’s expected to be a close match. They just let their opponents seemingly “win” when in reality they’re slowly dissecting all their weaknesses by testing different shots. However, Djokovic probably intended to win at least one game 😂

Too bad Bellucci faded too quickly and never really built on his early potential.

The real question is did he win the match? Result can be seen in the end.

@thebigsquirrel50

Жыл бұрын

He didn't, but let him have the moment. I mean, he just retired.

@Summon256

Жыл бұрын

@@thebigsquirrel50 Why it's always has to be "the moment" against Djokovic? Do they hate him so much ,that every career retirement accolade has to be demonstrated as the one achieved against Djokovic?! Can't their freaking leave the dude alone for Christ's sake! I swear Djoker can't take a fucknig break at how much medioa hates him!

@thebigsquirrel50

Жыл бұрын

@Summon256 that's because you constantly seek the hate that supposedly exists. There are these "moments" posted for others regarding retirement, but obviously it's your prerogative to not see it. Not my problem.

Oh wait you no longer have to go for your towel anymore the ball boys bring them again ?

He seemed way off or rusty and also missed more than usual in the first set.

No1e 😄

Djoko perdeu pra si mesmo esse dia...

OMG! I thought Djokovic had never tasted a bagel, let alone when he was number 1!

@ashleythomas4112

Жыл бұрын

Has happened to Novak at least 3 times when he was number 1. Against Bellucci here in 2016 Rome, vs Rafa at 2019 Rome and then vs Rafa again in the 2020 French Open final.

@ifeanyiikpegbu6465

Жыл бұрын

Federer dished him a bagel in Cincinnati 2012 final...and yeah, on a hard court

I just realized that all known brazil players are left handed: tabilo, monteiro, and bellucci

@sanjapkoki

Жыл бұрын

Except Kuerten.

@samuelsiqueira3831

Жыл бұрын

Tabilo is not Brazilian

@ImElktr1x

Жыл бұрын

@@samuelsiqueira3831 my bad

Belluci and Nadal have the worst grunts

With all due respect, I think it was not Belucci playing well, it was rather Djokovic having a bad day-too many unforced errors…

Djokovic lost to himself that day

@perilouspear9640

Жыл бұрын

He won the match lol.

It's amazing how undisputed GOAT Djokovic brushed aside weak era champ as a paltry nobody - zero wins in 10 years on any surface in grand slams before he ran away retired. Okay, I do get that teen Nadal dominated peak Federer, but Djokovic simply buried him deep in the coffin as a nobody

Fixed match for locals for money

10 FPS VIDEO 👎

なんでやねん

Who honestly expects anyone to play an entire career without having a bad set Novak won 6:0 = 109 Novak lose 6:0 = 13

@alexandremagno6070

Жыл бұрын

That's why it's worth mention

@turk5007

Жыл бұрын

13 time mafia win big money maybe?

@gregorsamsa555

Жыл бұрын

I think he never won set 6-0 vs Rafa and Roger, but he did lose against them. How many times did Rafa and Roger lose set by 6-0 score?

@perilouspear9640

Жыл бұрын

​@@gregorsamsa555 Roger 5 times. I'm not sure about Rafa.

@shangclockmania6168

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@@gregorsamsa555 Rafa lost a set by 0-6 fifteen times. Federer just five times, three times in 1999 when he was 17 years old (Pat Rafter/Vince Spadea/Byron Black), then the legendary French Open 08 massacre against Nadal and his last Wimbledon apperance against Hurkacz 2021. That's incredible. EDIT: Rafa lost 18 times. Did not know the original post included Novak's challenger bagel, as Novak was 16, and Rafas three challenger losses were when he was 15.

huehue

Đoković sometimes just tank during the set, but if you relax a bit, he will turn things in his favour

GOAT Djokovic always gifts first set for free to make the match more interesting. Sometimes he does the same with weak era champ giving him a 15-40 lead and then destroying him after that 😂

@pranprabhukar3291

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, at us open 2021 he gifted the first set for free “on purpose”. He also did the same at RG 22 “on purpose”. Don’t be so dense. He wants to win as efficiently as he can and if he can. If he can’t win the first set, he comes back in the 2nd set to try to win.

Tennis TV is such a shame. Cannot even hide the hate for Nole, The GOAT.

@pranprabhukar3291

Жыл бұрын

Lol what? Bellucci just retired so they just showed a high light set from him. It’s not so deep lol. They literally posted many videos of him going absolute god mode. Like not everything is so deep man

Some of these players can surely beat novaq. I just hope most of the top 30 in the WTA refuse to be bought-off to lose to iga or to withdraw by the very rich whites who want to see Iga win win win. Because the same Paying Off or Bribes of players is very likely happening in the ATP, the very rich whites who want to see novaq win win win. The ATP, WTA, ITF and more, need to do something about that Probability by checking all top 30 players' internet access points (including public points/computers), pay phone use and bank transactions. Otherwise, I will be correct until that work is done.

Belluci got drug tested in middle of the match

So where is he now?! Oh I see, done for good after doping.

Novak still won.

And he lost the match 🤣🤣

1:49 Djokovic's parents are so cute and calm. Seems like they know something that we don't. Even according to your highlights @Tennis TV Bellucci has done nothing. Djokovic was bageled not because of excellent or at least solid Bellucci's performance but because of mess in his own actions. According to the highlights: - 12 Djokovic's unforced errors - 4 Djokovic's forced errors - 2 Bellucci's winners - 2 Djokovic's winners But after first set mind settings were fixed and match outcome is undenieble. What's really interesting is that with one-set break and a bagel Djokovic still scored more games per match. Somebody's current retirement is not the cause to one-sided observation. By belittling the merits of one player, it is impossible to exalt the other one. I assume this comment is not going to be very popular but the true things as they are above.

Fixerovic

Je préfère nadal

@soldatobiancaneve29

Жыл бұрын

None asked

@gray7519

Жыл бұрын

Me too😎🔥

@kingnole4237

Жыл бұрын

I prefer Goatovic

Meaningless!! Rather lost 0-6 than 6-7!

Nadal received 15 bagels out of which 3 were from Federer (Wimbledon 2006, ATP Hamburg Masters 2007, Nitto ATP Finals 2011)and none from Djokovic Djokovic received 13 bagels out of which 1 from Federer (Cincinnati Masters 2012) and two from Nadal (Rome Masters 2019, French Open 2020). Federer received only 6 bagels. 4 of those were before 2000. After 2000, 1 bagel from Nadal (2008 French Open). The other one in his last-ever singles match QF 2021 Wimbledon by Hurkacz.

@027calvinjose4

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Hi happy 40-15 to you

@my8osprive

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@@027calvinjose4 lol... It can happen to any 38 year-old trying to compete at the top level for 5+ hours. It's clear though that the robot got away by generally playing worse against a better skilled player. Now eat your bagels son.

@027calvinjose4

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@@my8osprive What about 2010 and 2011 pal? Frauderer was too old at 28?😆😆 Now eat that 40-15 x3

@my8osprive

Жыл бұрын

@@027calvinjose4 lol... first off making fun of names isn't cool, but I guess I would have to call your buddy "Novaxx" or "Djocovid" to get through, eh? Anyway, back to your point, you mean in 2011 where your weakest era champ started winning GS (except for the fluke 2008)? Why did he wait so long? Maybe before 24 he wasn't that good? Some players retire at 26 like Borg and have accomplishments really young. lol.. Also, math alert for you: Roger was born in 1981 so he was 29-30 not 28, unless you are counting months🤣🤣 Now back to the topic of the video: don't get too fat by eating those bagels. 🤣🤣

@027calvinjose4

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@@my8osprive Guess at what age Frauderer won his first slam? Same as Djokovic. And dont forget the king of weak era had Hewitt and Roddick as rivals and faced Baghdatis,Phillipousis in slam finals during his prime while Djokovic played against the big 4 in his prime🤣 Now keep eating that triple 40-15 and cope watching Frauderer youtube videos😚

Ultimately who won this match?

Has Federer ever been Bageled?

Молодец Новак, браво! Вот это и называется профессионализм. Я представляю как были сломаны ставки тем кто ставил на бразильца.

@user-mg3qz9ks6g

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Белуччи бразилец