This is how all tennis matches should be broadcasted on TV : court level. Only way to really appreciate how amazingly gd these players are!

@farhatk6054

5 жыл бұрын

NO.

@Lok8066

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah sure , can't see shit about Serve accuracy

@vika0194

4 жыл бұрын

If anything this angle makes the sport look way easier and slower

@Lok8066

4 жыл бұрын

@@vika0194 Yeah it looks so easy , but its hard as hell

@sebastianlisiak5071

4 жыл бұрын

@@vika0194 this angle makes it look like mini tennis.

This is what we want on youtube !! Thanks !

@AlanGoswami-nz9lg

4 жыл бұрын

You mean you don't care to see the score board ??????????????????????????

Fantastic video, better than the commercial recordings. Showed a lot of emotion and felt real.

The precision and speed of their footwork makes you feel like the balls being exchanged aren’t fast at all 🔥

Dimitrov hits the ball so nicely, but I often feel like he's not a great decision maker on the court. Fed is so much better at knowing when to pull the trigger and flatten out a winner. Dimitrov seems to make this choice at random.

@potato-vt4xh

6 жыл бұрын

true, I see a lot of inspiration from fed in Dimitrov's game but he's techniques still not as aggressive as Federer, he doesn't take the ball early, he doesn't take risks and he doesn't come to the net. Plus Dimitrov's plays are too predictable, I can basically predict every shot he's going to play, and so could nole as he is always leaning towards the side Dimitrov hits to.

@kaialoha

5 жыл бұрын

not much thinking. Tennis is mostly mental at this level. Needs a good coach...but...

@morganwu767

5 жыл бұрын

@@potato-vt4xh Fed is constantly changing since Rafa came up. Some patches he was unber-agressive using the sneak attack but for the last two years actually not as much as his backhand improved. Dimitrov's talent is undeniable, but not with the understanding of tennis of the big 3

@alecmorariu6291

4 жыл бұрын

potato tennis isn’t about taking risks. It’s about who can play the smarter shot. Players who take stupid risks usually lose

@chrisparker126

4 жыл бұрын

Disagree a bit on the dimi fed comparison. Fed's simply can see what's going to happen way earlier than most players. That's more to do with innate talent. This allows him to have ridiculous timing (to hit the ball early). I really don't like when people say Fed's smart. He's not, he's ok, but he can think faster on his feet than most, but he makes dumb decisions when not playing at speed (he's said it a hundred times on tv, he plays at speed because most suck at it). Lucky for Feds tennis rewards speed, and it look damn good too. Dimi's shots just look good, thats it, and as many have said he's not hitting the ball that early. Dimi's talented at hitting the ball "nicely" and moving, but that's about it.

Awesome view!

@_matatabi3876

7 жыл бұрын

Court Level Tennis I love your videos!

@CourtlevelTennis

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks. We started our channel after watching the awesome videos from Raquettemania. Best tennis channel

@halicplanlamaanaliz2173

3 жыл бұрын

@@CourtlevelTennis kzread.info/dash/bejne/fallmtGOqaqvj7Q.html

デミトロフも十ブユフォーム綺麗だけど、それ以上にジョコビッチの軸がぶれて無さすぎで打ち方も癖ないし最高！(個人的に)

Angle really shows their net clearance. Consistently 3-6 feet above the net. Great lesson for us weekend hacks.

@tmjfitself2093

7 жыл бұрын

Indoor courts, more resistance on the ball in the air, easier to hit a topspin shot and for it to land in.

@jonathanchung5161

7 жыл бұрын

it is the opposite, indoor courts there is no wind, and the ball travels much faster than outdoor.

@RandomDrumNoob

6 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Chung wrong the roof creates a slightly higher level of air pressure causing the ball to drop faster

@Adityathegreatrulesthisworld

6 жыл бұрын

This is also slow hard court, where the ball bounces higher on average. On a grass court the result is much different. They're simply playing to the style of the court.

@anmolnehru

4 жыл бұрын

I doubt if it's 3-6 feet

Kind of funny how the lowest few rows of spectators are so court level they have to dodge the aces to the face

@pierrel.5114

4 жыл бұрын

Imagine against karlovic, isner etc this must be a real pain, no pleasure to be here

@oFierce

4 жыл бұрын

J Masked if I’m not mistaken I think there’s a glass panel in front the first few rows. Correct me if I’m wrong

@zice209

4 жыл бұрын

J Masked not everytime

@firstlast7994

2 жыл бұрын

@@oFierce not in this match obviously

This camera angle definetly shows the great physical effort tennis players make at every match and also the speed of the tennis Ball looks so much different than typical tv angles...

Men, that's nice. With this type of close court viewing I feel like I am almost there watching nearby as well. Amazing!

Love the picture quality even after I resumed the video after 4 hours + The best court level view Great job guys

Incredible quality, great upload!

The 2 hands backhand king!

Amazing perspective... Next best thing to physically being there.

This is amazing , love your vids.

Best POV. Excellent upload Thanks.

5:31 This point is so satisfying to watch from this camera angle

You can really see why Novak's the best returner in the game

I enjoy watching tennis at this angle. Thanks for sharing!

THANK YOU SO MUCH.!!!

@songnguyenvan2923

7 жыл бұрын

Тhis moоovie is nоw аааvailааblе tо wааatсh hеrе => twitter.com/79bc38581ebf66eeb/status/795843602509275137 Novаk Djоkoviс vs Grigor Dimitrоv РРРАARIS 2016 Highlights HD

Thx for share! :)

Bro this camera angle is insane, brings a whole new perspective of the game. Keep it up

Excellent, I miss video from previous Paris.

Love this angle! Helps u to see the height, depth and speed of the ball. Makes you fell like you are there in the crowd. Keep up the great work!

pfoh la la j'etais sur que tu vas telecharger ce type de videos de turnoi de paris, c'est vraiment genial. J'espere que l'annee prochaine je serais la, c'est le plus genial tournoi de l'annee

such a beautiful sport.

Other broadcasts suck! This is what tennis lovers expected to see - the court view level. Bravo!

Thank you so much for this perspective!

Great video!

このアングルええなぁ〜

Such a beautiful angle.

3:32 I thought that type of stuff only happened to me lol

@xhawks8096

7 жыл бұрын

puts in on fast too, I struggle for at least 5 seconds

@MasonCopper

7 жыл бұрын

***** lol i usually struggle trying to find it

@xFlared

7 жыл бұрын

Don't use it. It's a gimmick.

@Editor_Hound

7 жыл бұрын

Join the rubber band club! We have Agassi and Roddick with us! :D

@FootprintsForTwoTravel

7 жыл бұрын

MasonCooper9 I suck. When I bounce the ball for the serve, it sometimes hits my foot and rolls away (I have played in some biggish bottom level tournaments with crowds and it's really embarrassing!)

oh my God these guys are quick

Great angle, score would have been great too

The slice of Dimitrov it's unbelievebable. He makes the bounce of the ball be so lower. Never seen before imao.

Interesting this video has went viral...

Great angle! Anyone thinks like me that Grigor has one of the best inside out forehand on tour? Novak’s backhand is so underrated 🤣🤣🤣

Interesting watching a match from a court side view. Actually get the feel for how the ball and the players move.

編集とか撮る角度とか最高。

@fmtaka3972

4 жыл бұрын

おおれ 日本人やん。 やるやん

@user-ov1ge2mj7x

3 жыл бұрын

やるやん

@halicplanlamaanaliz2173

3 жыл бұрын

@@fmtaka3972 kzread.info/dash/bejne/fallmtGOqaqvj7Q.html

Nice video!

Grigor Dimitrov es el típico jugador del que todos, por su talento, esperábamos que iba a ser 1 del mundo e iba a ganar grand slams, pero le falta algo siempre para acabar de consolidarse.

good angle!

this pov videos are addictive

Great footage keep it up :)

nice video!

@violetavuckovic7777

6 жыл бұрын

Napred nole🎾!

Sick View

Do you have any side view of the players?

so cool

you can see the top spin on the ball from this angle

You are god in service

Amazing ball strikers when pulled out wide

Amazing.. always thought novak was one of the flatter hitters on tour. Especially off the bh wing. He actually has so much margin/net clearance on that shot.. or maybe its because hes hitting this way only against dimitrov. Seems to go very flat wen playing rafa or some others who have more dangerous shots from that wing

Excellent camera position. Why is it not the standard?

good ~~~~~~``novak

@virgilsebaa3660

4 жыл бұрын

The GOAT PUSHER!!!

スライスえぐ！

Nice viewing angle indeed

The grey and blue looks good. You rarely see that color scheme.

蝶が飛んできても楽しそうだな さすがだわ

@Stefan-jy8qc

4 жыл бұрын

2年後から悪いが、これは蝶じゃないと思う

What a view

個人的にディミトロフ好き

いやカメラ性能良すぎ

how did u get such a close seat to the court?

What's wrong with the idiots making comments that this is the best display. Asses don't show score board, and this is only highlight we can't keep score.

grigor always does all this hard work defending. sending the ball back deep even... giving himself a chance in the rally again......... just to slice it back to djok when given a chance to dominate... what ?

Must be fun to sit right behind the players.

purely awesome view! can anyone more knowledgeable than me give some words on what does Grigor lack to become a great player? he seems to be somewhat of a complete player but he just doesn't win the tough matches

@cranker100

7 жыл бұрын

Rika C. Milani lack of discipline and maturity. he's had fallout with coaches and apparently isn't the most dedicated to his fitness. Talent is undeniable but fitness, disciple help develop the confidence it takes to crack the top 3.

@tapatapaz

7 жыл бұрын

damn, that makes a lot of sense. thanks for your input man. cheers

@limo2646

5 жыл бұрын

Weak backhand ...lacks the push other great single handers have ...mainly due to his wrist dropping down while hitting the backhand just like we do in a normal forehand... The backhand as a result loses the drive and gets a lot more spinnier which at times doesn't help when going for the kill

@djwoodland88productions2

4 жыл бұрын

The one handed backhand makes it way harder...every time he’s pulled out wide on that wing he has to slice or throw up a lob which gives Djokovic and other top pros the advantage. Serve isn’t big enough to make up for it, so it’s hard. He’s super disciplined and driven but it’s just hard to beat the big three, Delpo, theim, and all of these amazing players weak in and week out

Novak Djokovic vs Adrian Mannarino was also interesting~~ the rally was much more longer

does anyone else hear that eerie hum in the background?

People who say tennis isn’t a sport should just watch this video

Novak killed him with the down the line shot.

@farid1406

7 жыл бұрын

And his overall greater consistency

grigor is so nice

このアングルだと球の速さが自分でも出来そうって思うことあるけど、高い軌道のやつのドライブ量見ると違うなーって思う

Will there ever be another dominant serve and volley player?

imagine if no one catches ur stuff at 7:56

Dimitrov has the same fit as Sock when he played against Gasquet😂😂😂

何や、この神々の遊びは。。。

3:31 cmon that was in!

@user-mw9tl3uc4t

4 жыл бұрын

Oh this is in

インパクト音で寝れる

コート真後ろの観客、いちいちサーブよけなくちゃいけない造りになってるw

Why can’t Dimitrov play like this all the time

@dreamland923

4 жыл бұрын

Deva Savant he does

I’m not sure

So this is what rich people see..

ジョコビッチのストローク安定感

上から何降ってきたの？

最初気づかなかったけど少しだけ早送りされてますね。著作権ですか？？

4:44 playback speed *0.25 the first backhand after the inside in forehand was art Look at the left leg and who he used it while opening with his core 💯

It looks slower like this and easier

@oFierce

4 жыл бұрын

Victor lol no. It looks faster a harder.

@vika0194

4 жыл бұрын

William Wilkins no

@oFierce

4 жыл бұрын

Victor whatever, people their own opinion

@vika0194

4 жыл бұрын

William Wilkins yep

I turned 13 today (it's my birthday) . I have been playing for 2 years now. If I quit school and play 4 hrs each day and train properly, can I reach the ATP world tour top 50 in the next 5 years

@ZCjumper

7 жыл бұрын

You certanly can, but don't quit school. At your age school isn't so demanding, so you can still train 4 hrs each day! Best of luck.

@Kapritchosa

7 жыл бұрын

Make that 6 hours a day plus fitness. You should also find a good instructor. You should be realistic about your physical abilities: sense of rhythm, footwork, quickness, reactions... Ah, almost forgot, you need a lot of money for equipment, tournaments, lessons...You must know that if you are not in the top 50 you will not be able to make a living off tennis. I know some very very good and fully dedicated players who never made it in the top 2000. Yet, I am not in the top 2000 in my profession but I make a very good living. So, yes, do not quit school.

@le6oqda

7 жыл бұрын

Stay healthy, avoiding injuries is huge part of the process. Take care of your body. Stretch everyday and don't play through pain. All the best

@kirby4599

6 жыл бұрын

I am 14 and currently playing nationals. I have got a few wild cards into Masters1000 Events and am currently looking for a global ranking. I am ranked in top 150 in Australia. I train at least 6 hours a day, and do lots of fitness and footwork training too. To make a career out of tennis, you need to be extremely good and need to start competing now, so you will need to train very hard. Good luck.

@ericzheng8060

6 жыл бұрын

Depends on the quality of time not the quantity necessarily. also don't quit school. "tennis is a simple game for intelligent people"

,ore court level views please! So much better then the usual shitty 20 metres above view

trophy pose: am i a joke to you?

バックスライスで逃げトロフ

@user-te2cm4xg7n

5 жыл бұрын

緩急やろ

Dmitrov goes to his backhand slice or runs around and hits s forehand a lot. Shows he doesnt have confidence in his one handed top spin

Novak is the boss 🙆💪💪💪

ジョコは直前まで打つところがわからないなぁ笑

How The Game Look So Slow From This Cam.

Grigor has talent but he needs more luck.

NO SCOREBOARD ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

プロでも振動止め飛ぶんだｗ

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