More of these, please. These lesser known players deserve the spotlight, too.

@Ihasfinger911

3 жыл бұрын

Lesser known?!🤨

@mongarcia01

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ihasfinger911 Sure. My friends, who I have been getting into watching tennis over the pandemic, are not familiar with some of the names in Men's singles beyond Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, Medvedev, Tsitsipas, and Zverev. They usually just know the Slam winners and quarterfinalists. They don't know Casper Ruud, and videos like these help inform them.

Super interesting content, pls continue if you can!

First 30 seconds and the other portion after 8 : 5 9 literally better than 99% of footage on tennis tv ever..

Glad to see another Scandi in the ATP top 20! His play style reminds me quite a bit of Thiem. Hopefully Casper wont be up against the Big Three when he is in his prime! (Unlike Thiem..!)

Great content!!

Good content cheers Jonas!

This guy hits hard

I have been following Casper for about a year now & Paula Badosa. They both have GAME & will do much better soon. 🇫🇷Arnold Bourbon Amaral

I admired his gracious bearing even in defeat today. He seemed sincere thanking everyone for their support. I hope he finds success.

Inspiring stuff!

70 RA, 350 SW....not for children

@z1az285

2 жыл бұрын

And not just one shot...imagine being able to swing this for three to four hours with poly strings. Without conditioning and post match rest, a club players arm would be wrecked in a week

Hi I enjoy your nerdiness so what advice can you give on channeling matches?

Musetti next please ;)

Hi Tennisnerd, could you please do one video for Jannik Sinner? Quite amazed by his composure at such young age and the easy power he is able to generate during the game. Heard he's been using Head Graphene Touch Speed MP.

@bonzwah1

3 жыл бұрын

I am also interested in this. Hit strikes the ball so hard it's crazy. Ive been trying to learn from his technique but I never stopped to consider if his equipment has anything to do with it

@leobrahmachari6611

3 жыл бұрын

@@bonzwah1 It’s his technique. When he was a junior, it was remarked that his balls “just sounded different” coming off the racquet. He has exceptionally fluid weight transfer and impeccable timing

@sjjapp

2 жыл бұрын

@@bonzwah1 tennis nerd has covered Sinners specs on his site. It's interesting that a number of young gens are using rather light setups.

I have a DR100 plus, at about 350 grams. Pretty nice solid feel. If only I had 30 percent his FH!!

Can you talk about Dunlop’s 200g muscle wave

Ruud boys in the house

The DR range was one of the best things Yonex ever did but they have gone downhill with the further 2 recent editions of Ezone..

Losing to Fokina is not a disappointment, but I get your point But regardless they would lose the next round against Zverev

Would you say that players with a two handed BH with a higher SW have a more offensive two handed BH?

@leobrahmachari6611

3 жыл бұрын

From my personal experience, using high SW Racquet makes an insane difference on my 2hbh. With SW around 325 my BH is not a weapon, but my FH and serve are best. With SW of 338+ my FH racquet head speed suffers a bit, but my 2hbh becomes an absolute bomb, I can drive winners all over the court.

do you recomend the v core sv 98, or do you think that the following versions are better? can you make a comparisson video with the v core sv 98 with the newer versions ?

👍🏼

Yeah. Jingle is back

I could not believe he's using a 100

Hey Jonas. Always enjoyed those specs video! I have a weird question to ask you... As we saw Casper just won 3 CLAY tournaments in a row, which is spectacular... My question is, why do players still play on clay when the season is finished? I mean hard season is right here with the us open in a couple of weeks. Shouldn't he be playing on hard?? I can understand, players with a low ranking trying to get seeded in tournaments, but in Casper's case being top 20ish in the world, he is already seeded. So I'm just wondering if you had an idea...thx

@arthurdenise7168

3 жыл бұрын

Clay is his best surface by far so he plays to get more points, and win tournaments

@thojac5878

3 жыл бұрын

Spring Clay Season is nine weeks (ending with French Open), followed by six weeks of Grass Season (ending with Wimbledon). For a player that either prefers grass or clay, I don't see the problem with them using a few of the remaining 37 weeks of the year playing something else than hard court.

do one on marcos giron

@brage733

3 жыл бұрын

Tennis Warehouse have a video where they play with his racket

My bullsh*** FH grip is similar as him but its the only one😂😂...how he make it work??? Is a clay player only??? Could he achive good results on another surfaces with that grip?

@anustart-loveeachother7680

3 жыл бұрын

He’s been to the 4th round at the AO this year and gave Rublev a very good fight until he eventually had to retire… His game is more clay dependent, but he can and probably will improve on hard and get a couple of decent results there as well. Got the same grip too and I struggle a lot as well, it’s gotten better recently but certain shots like return of serve for instance are very hard to do for me

@riderone8552

3 жыл бұрын

His racquet swingweight is the main factor.

what's his fh grip?

@Tennisnerd

Жыл бұрын

Pretty sure it is semi/western

@byul755

Жыл бұрын

​@@Tennisnerdsonhe casually change?

5:32 That doesn't sound Norwegian at all, I think he's pronouncing it in his "English accent" to make it easier for English speaking people.

@andershaagenrud4957

3 жыл бұрын

True