Seeing these matches again is fresh air. For example, no screaming and grunting when hitting .Fortunately I lived that era. Now a "beautiful" Wimbledon 2024 played from the baseline awaits us...
@jocelynquilnet74533 күн бұрын
#BBCSPORTS THE NEW GERMANY 🇩🇪
@Rishi_1980s-.3 күн бұрын
Those 80s mullets....love'em...❤❤
@VastKrutEmpire8 күн бұрын
Wilander specialized in winning wars of attrition in the majors due to his level of fitness (especially in '88) and his superior ability to maintain focus. His opponents were frequently spent both mentally and physically by the fourth or fifth set. An example of this occurred in the semifinals of this very tournament when Agassi was reduced to running on fumes in the fifth set and Mats won it 6-0. But this match against Slobodan was played over two days, which robbed Wilander of his key advantage. Fatigue didn't play a role in the match's final set and Mats was in all kinds of trouble. You could say he was lucky, sure, but his toughness and resilience ultimately proved decisive. He was a true champion, Wilander.
@MultiStar838 күн бұрын
Also what people tend to forget is that Wilander was quite versatile and therefore a reasonable net player. He would come to the net only to distract the opponent's rhythm. The US Open 1988 final against Lendl for instance was not just a war of attrition or ball bashing from the baseline, but Wilander came to the net as often as never before. And Lendl was not able to handle that. Wilander simply knew that he could not win against Ivan Lendl from the baseline. He had to change the game plan and he did it successfully.
@stoolpigeon428510 күн бұрын
Lost respect for Cash after this, as he had a go at Boris for having a bit of fun
@christophedupin.artist12 күн бұрын
Pas commentateurs qui hurlent à la mort au moindre point où qui se croient obligé de parler sans arrêt, y compris lors des points, c'était appréciable. Leconte aurait du avoir un autre palmarès. Quel talent pur. J'avais oublié que les joueurs sortaient ensemble du court à l’époque. C'était l'âge d'or du tennis même si les 3 aliens d'aujourd'hui ont offert de belles joutes.
@Marc44314 күн бұрын
Becker with no chance. Nobody was ready to say it out about Becker‘s bad shape! No surprise this loss. I expected it.
@Marc44314 күн бұрын
For everybody obviously to see, Becker‘s training deficits. Slow and very often wrong distance and position to the ball. Service also a total loss.
@mioarastanciu858817 күн бұрын
L am admirat dintodeauna.
@user-uo5um5ss1u25 күн бұрын
only rosewall was a better tennis player
@JD-jc8gpАй бұрын
Can't find part 4.
@danielchetman9889Ай бұрын
Du lourd très lourd du grand art immense du génie 2 joueurs très puissant 👍❤ c'est pas la nullité la puanteur d'aujourd'hui à vomir 👎👎👎. Dany 54 ans
@leliondescavernes1747Ай бұрын
Incroyable, quand même, ce retournement de situation de Brad Gilbert...car s'il perd en 3 sets contre boum boum, l'allemand bat Connors en quart de finale, sûr et certain 😮😮😮
@mddistribution30Ай бұрын
Always very solid on grass Mayotte. Semis at Wim in 82, quarters 86, 88 and 89. Won Queens in 86 and famously nearly beat Becker in 85 when, in the 4th round Becker twisted his ankle and almost had to retire, but Becker recovered and won in 5 and went on to win Wimbledon at 17
@evenkat67802 ай бұрын
Anyone can send the link for the final set, if this this available?
@user-jz8mc5gj6y2 ай бұрын
Cash was always such a surly pr*ck
@thierrytheodose90052 ай бұрын
Mecir « il Gattone » le chat, vraiment dommage que ce joueur n’ait jamais gagné un Grand Chelem, il en avait le niveau, mais pas tout le temps le mental assurément le plus beau toucher du Tennis jamais vu avec Mc Enroe. Et surtout la personnalité la plus atypique, pas de coach, il ne s’entraînait jamais en tournoi. Parfois en plein match il demandait le score, bref une personnalité vraiment à part, et surtout quel talent insolent. Son art du contre pied tout en douceur est une merveille😍😍😍
@jangerhards12532 ай бұрын
Slobo was so disappointed after the match. He knew, he missed a big chance!
@mikerad74242 ай бұрын
Was Gilbert ever young?
@edwinivanrodriguez37692 ай бұрын
At the time the players only played for money in this tournament the title didn’t even count on the records so Kafelnikov and Ivanisevic played like an exhibition match
@MultiStar832 ай бұрын
Yes, then it was only regarded as an Exhibition tournament, but today after negotiations between the ATP and the ITF (who was the organization behind this "Grand Slam Cup"), that tournament does in fact count as an "official tournament", just without any ranking points at stake. I know this, because you can find the results of this tournament on the official ATP "match history" records.
@aarondersnah8632 ай бұрын
@3:49 😗
@battlefrontantics52482 ай бұрын
I had forgotten that Gilbert was so childish...
@adamh79472 ай бұрын
Muster was one of the most physically tough opponents ever to play tennis and it is amazing to see how hard he hast to work against Brad Gilbert, who is really hardly hitting the ball. Says a lot about Gilbert.
@javierlimas68662 ай бұрын
Amazing, aluminim rackets, (I tought that Connors was the first) then, they were playing with the second ball in the other hand, Besides there's no rest chairs and white balls(I used to play with those one too)
@sidmanazebo2 ай бұрын
Anyone found out what Cash told Boris at the net? Given Boris' reaction it appears not to have been positive.
@Marc4432 ай бұрын
Really not watchable! The commentators were so friendly although everybody saw that Becker was complete physically out of shape. And Becker told in every interview that he is fit like 1992😂
@nicksterling61623 ай бұрын
Great memories
@user-jz8mc5gj6y3 ай бұрын
pat cash had zero consistency on tour. only 6 career titles tells you he just wasnt that good
@danielchetman98893 ай бұрын
Le service de Becker Boum boum puissance gigantesque 👍👍👍. Dany 53 ans
@k227323 ай бұрын
Cash whining sore loser
@k227323 ай бұрын
Sore loser
@danielchetman98893 ай бұрын
Du lourd très lourd puissant immense du génie Aujourd'hui ces des robots 👎👎👎. Dany 53 ans
@danielchetman98893 ай бұрын
Du lourd très lourd puissant immense du génie beaucoup d'humanité Aujourd'hui ces des robots 👎👎👎. Dany 53 ans
@danielchetman98893 ай бұрын
Et le service de Becker Boum boum puissance folle 👍👍👍. Dany 53 ans
@danielchetman98893 ай бұрын
Le gauche de Leconte superbe fabuleux immense du génie 👍👍👍. Dany 53 ans
@Marc4433 ай бұрын
„Ein gutes Spiel bisher von Beiden“😂Becker jenseits seiner Normalform aufgrund völligen Trainingsdefizits und Unfitness.
@danielchetman98893 ай бұрын
Du lourd très lourd puissant chefs d'œuvre absolu immense du génie le gauche de Leconte superbe et le service de Becker Boum boum puissance 👍🌹🙏. Dany 53 ans
@danielchetman98893 ай бұрын
Les années 70 80 90 les années d'or Aujourd'hui ça pue grave à vomir 👎👎👎
@danielchetman98893 ай бұрын
Superbe du grand art du génie immense c'est pas le tennis d'aujourd'hui où les types sont des robots plus d'humanité, le gauche de Leconte superbe et le service de Becker Boum boum puissance de fou 👍👍👍🌹. Dany 53 ans
@vincentc34753 ай бұрын
Henri et Boris était hyper potes hors des terrains, c'était toujours sympa de les voirs jouer l'un contre l'autre, surtout à Wimbledon (où là malheureusement Boris totalement imbattable sur herbe l'a empêché de gagner LE titre pour lequel son jeux était tellement fait...)
@Marc4433 ай бұрын
Becker on the straight course to his deepest physical stage! End of the year was a disaster. 1994-1996 was best Becker ever. Especially from Wimbledon 1995 further on!
@Marc4434 ай бұрын
Becker already nearly at his deep point of fitness. No dynamic, no pressure and slowly. Against Larsson was well deserved game over!
@MultiStar834 ай бұрын
And he said that he thought he had a chance of winning the tournament after all those big names had gone early (Courier, Stich, Edberg, Agassi, Lendl, Bruguera, etc.)...
@Marc4432 ай бұрын
@@MultiStar83Yes, absolutely lost in space. 1 month later in Tokyo he was asked how his shape in 1992, only difference were some unlucky losses. Larsson showed him his level. Like always, if you are not playing your best, the opponents are playing their best.
@th.teichgraber47494 ай бұрын
Mr touch
@craigfleming-dc7fw4 ай бұрын
Sad this was a 1/4 final
@lucamarcogatti65275 ай бұрын
I think in this tournament Wilander has been te shame of tennis
@Marc4435 ай бұрын
Winning against an unfit Becker and losing to Masur😂
@Marc4435 ай бұрын
Echt nicht anzuschauen, Becker in dieser Phase seiner Karriere. Völlig unfit. Keine Dynamik im Spiel. Träge, langsam und völlig neben der Spur!
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Seeing these matches again is fresh air. For example, no screaming and grunting when hitting .Fortunately I lived that era. Now a "beautiful" Wimbledon 2024 played from the baseline awaits us...
#BBCSPORTS THE NEW GERMANY 🇩🇪
Those 80s mullets....love'em...❤❤
Wilander specialized in winning wars of attrition in the majors due to his level of fitness (especially in '88) and his superior ability to maintain focus. His opponents were frequently spent both mentally and physically by the fourth or fifth set. An example of this occurred in the semifinals of this very tournament when Agassi was reduced to running on fumes in the fifth set and Mats won it 6-0. But this match against Slobodan was played over two days, which robbed Wilander of his key advantage. Fatigue didn't play a role in the match's final set and Mats was in all kinds of trouble. You could say he was lucky, sure, but his toughness and resilience ultimately proved decisive. He was a true champion, Wilander.
Also what people tend to forget is that Wilander was quite versatile and therefore a reasonable net player. He would come to the net only to distract the opponent's rhythm. The US Open 1988 final against Lendl for instance was not just a war of attrition or ball bashing from the baseline, but Wilander came to the net as often as never before. And Lendl was not able to handle that. Wilander simply knew that he could not win against Ivan Lendl from the baseline. He had to change the game plan and he did it successfully.
Lost respect for Cash after this, as he had a go at Boris for having a bit of fun
Pas commentateurs qui hurlent à la mort au moindre point où qui se croient obligé de parler sans arrêt, y compris lors des points, c'était appréciable. Leconte aurait du avoir un autre palmarès. Quel talent pur. J'avais oublié que les joueurs sortaient ensemble du court à l’époque. C'était l'âge d'or du tennis même si les 3 aliens d'aujourd'hui ont offert de belles joutes.
Becker with no chance. Nobody was ready to say it out about Becker‘s bad shape! No surprise this loss. I expected it.
For everybody obviously to see, Becker‘s training deficits. Slow and very often wrong distance and position to the ball. Service also a total loss.
L am admirat dintodeauna.
only rosewall was a better tennis player
Can't find part 4.
Du lourd très lourd du grand art immense du génie 2 joueurs très puissant 👍❤ c'est pas la nullité la puanteur d'aujourd'hui à vomir 👎👎👎. Dany 54 ans
Incroyable, quand même, ce retournement de situation de Brad Gilbert...car s'il perd en 3 sets contre boum boum, l'allemand bat Connors en quart de finale, sûr et certain 😮😮😮
Always very solid on grass Mayotte. Semis at Wim in 82, quarters 86, 88 and 89. Won Queens in 86 and famously nearly beat Becker in 85 when, in the 4th round Becker twisted his ankle and almost had to retire, but Becker recovered and won in 5 and went on to win Wimbledon at 17
Anyone can send the link for the final set, if this this available?
Cash was always such a surly pr*ck
Mecir « il Gattone » le chat, vraiment dommage que ce joueur n’ait jamais gagné un Grand Chelem, il en avait le niveau, mais pas tout le temps le mental assurément le plus beau toucher du Tennis jamais vu avec Mc Enroe. Et surtout la personnalité la plus atypique, pas de coach, il ne s’entraînait jamais en tournoi. Parfois en plein match il demandait le score, bref une personnalité vraiment à part, et surtout quel talent insolent. Son art du contre pied tout en douceur est une merveille😍😍😍
Slobo was so disappointed after the match. He knew, he missed a big chance!
Was Gilbert ever young?
At the time the players only played for money in this tournament the title didn’t even count on the records so Kafelnikov and Ivanisevic played like an exhibition match
Yes, then it was only regarded as an Exhibition tournament, but today after negotiations between the ATP and the ITF (who was the organization behind this "Grand Slam Cup"), that tournament does in fact count as an "official tournament", just without any ranking points at stake. I know this, because you can find the results of this tournament on the official ATP "match history" records.
@3:49 😗
I had forgotten that Gilbert was so childish...
Muster was one of the most physically tough opponents ever to play tennis and it is amazing to see how hard he hast to work against Brad Gilbert, who is really hardly hitting the ball. Says a lot about Gilbert.
Amazing, aluminim rackets, (I tought that Connors was the first) then, they were playing with the second ball in the other hand, Besides there's no rest chairs and white balls(I used to play with those one too)
Anyone found out what Cash told Boris at the net? Given Boris' reaction it appears not to have been positive.
Really not watchable! The commentators were so friendly although everybody saw that Becker was complete physically out of shape. And Becker told in every interview that he is fit like 1992😂
Great memories
pat cash had zero consistency on tour. only 6 career titles tells you he just wasnt that good
Le service de Becker Boum boum puissance gigantesque 👍👍👍. Dany 53 ans
Cash whining sore loser
Sore loser
Du lourd très lourd puissant immense du génie Aujourd'hui ces des robots 👎👎👎. Dany 53 ans
Du lourd très lourd puissant immense du génie beaucoup d'humanité Aujourd'hui ces des robots 👎👎👎. Dany 53 ans
Et le service de Becker Boum boum puissance folle 👍👍👍. Dany 53 ans
Le gauche de Leconte superbe fabuleux immense du génie 👍👍👍. Dany 53 ans
„Ein gutes Spiel bisher von Beiden“😂Becker jenseits seiner Normalform aufgrund völligen Trainingsdefizits und Unfitness.
Du lourd très lourd puissant chefs d'œuvre absolu immense du génie le gauche de Leconte superbe et le service de Becker Boum boum puissance 👍🌹🙏. Dany 53 ans
Les années 70 80 90 les années d'or Aujourd'hui ça pue grave à vomir 👎👎👎
Superbe du grand art du génie immense c'est pas le tennis d'aujourd'hui où les types sont des robots plus d'humanité, le gauche de Leconte superbe et le service de Becker Boum boum puissance de fou 👍👍👍🌹. Dany 53 ans
Henri et Boris était hyper potes hors des terrains, c'était toujours sympa de les voirs jouer l'un contre l'autre, surtout à Wimbledon (où là malheureusement Boris totalement imbattable sur herbe l'a empêché de gagner LE titre pour lequel son jeux était tellement fait...)
Becker on the straight course to his deepest physical stage! End of the year was a disaster. 1994-1996 was best Becker ever. Especially from Wimbledon 1995 further on!
Becker already nearly at his deep point of fitness. No dynamic, no pressure and slowly. Against Larsson was well deserved game over!
And he said that he thought he had a chance of winning the tournament after all those big names had gone early (Courier, Stich, Edberg, Agassi, Lendl, Bruguera, etc.)...
@@MultiStar83Yes, absolutely lost in space. 1 month later in Tokyo he was asked how his shape in 1992, only difference were some unlucky losses. Larsson showed him his level. Like always, if you are not playing your best, the opponents are playing their best.
Mr touch
Sad this was a 1/4 final
I think in this tournament Wilander has been te shame of tennis
Winning against an unfit Becker and losing to Masur😂
Echt nicht anzuschauen, Becker in dieser Phase seiner Karriere. Völlig unfit. Keine Dynamik im Spiel. Träge, langsam und völlig neben der Spur!
Mats was luky in this match.
"Mister Pfister"
Qui a ganee?