@@rodrigor3208 Nalbandian was only 21 then. When they faces each other at Davis cup they were both in their prime. "Bad boy" Hewitt never had a chance.
@@Rober121 qué le parezca más importante es su percepción. Estamos hablando de los partidos de la Davis jugada en Australia con Hewitt provocando al rival y su público alentándolo. En esas condiciones Nalbandian le dio un señor paseo.
@@juanantoniozuleta6575 Comparar una Copa Davis (Torneo colectivo) a un Grand Slam (Torneo individual) q es el sueño de todo tenista, y encima Wimbledon, el Grand Slam más prestigioso de todos; demuestra tú nulo conocimiento del deporte de la raqueta..
People complaining about Hewit’s attitude is somewhat justified, but at least you could never question his commitment. Always gave 100% and fought to the bitter end
I remember that Nalbandian had beaten him in that series and said: "que paso con hewitt hoy? Se cago eh", translated it would be something like "he shit himself today", but Hewitt was always provocative with Argentina after this, in 2006 also for the Davis Cup played in Buenos Aires and when he came he brought his personal guard arguing that it was a dangerous country when in reality no one here recognized it 😂
Coria seems pretty cool and Hewitt like an unlikeable spoiled brat. Maybe there was more that happened that was cut out of this video but Hewitt seemed like an unlikeable person.
L. Hewitt was a dreadful sportsman and role model dor young people, equal to G. Coria, who, I was once told by two Argentinians, nobody liked even in Argentina. Sadly, Australians will often embrace a player like Hewitt because of his poor behaviour on court. The Australian public, by and large, have no issue with N. Kyrgios, for example. Hewitt and Coria had not dissimilar games; Hewitt attacked more than Coria, though, which got him over the line in this match. Unlike Hewitt, Coria really did fade into obscurity, especially once D. Nalbandian became Argentina's great (and far more respected) champion.
I don't think both players Hewitt and Coria can even make a point against the top 5 of today. The players of today are just beast on the court, the power and the accuracy alone is just phenomenal.
The next day Nalbandian refused to play Hewitt’s antics game and proceeded to destroy him in straight sets.
Destruction was Wimbledon 2002 final
@@rodrigor3208 Nalbandian was only 21 then. When they faces each other at Davis cup they were both in their prime. "Bad boy" Hewitt never had a chance.
@@juanantoniozuleta6575Igual, la final de Wimbledon me parece, un poquitito más importante..
@@Rober121 qué le parezca más importante es su percepción. Estamos hablando de los partidos de la Davis jugada en Australia con Hewitt provocando al rival y su público alentándolo. En esas condiciones Nalbandian le dio un señor paseo.
@@juanantoniozuleta6575 Comparar una Copa Davis (Torneo colectivo) a un Grand Slam (Torneo individual) q es el sueño de todo tenista, y encima Wimbledon, el Grand Slam más prestigioso de todos; demuestra tú nulo conocimiento del deporte de la raqueta..
Hewitt being the brat he always was.
It was a very good match. Two great players.
Just an emotional, high-stakes match. Davis Cup atmosphere. Yes the Argentinians disliked Hewitt. But nothing unfair going on here.
What a jerk Hewitt always was.
Of course.
Yeah, but it’s not his fault. Just the way he is. Don’t hate
@@jpants5144 Not his fault? He's hypnotised into being a jerk or what? I don't get it.
And please don't bring your hate here.
Después nalbandian le dió un paseo y argentina se quedó con la serie
Well, it was very cordial at the net, good intensity during the match, good stuff.
8:46 good overrule from Carlos Ramos the replays after shows he was right
Que buenos eran estos dos...What a 2 great players.
.....and then Roger Federer came to end his short stint of tennis dominance.
It made the tennis world a better place.
he was never really dominant : 5 big torunaments in 2 years. Djokovic won more in 2016 and was not even a dominant player
Glad Roger and Novak stopped Hewitt and his arrogance
Courts got slower, tennis balls bigger & racquets allowed for more spin. In 2002 conditions Hewitt beats those guys!!
3:04 🤣🤣🤣
Australia lost 1-4 Davis cup tie. Even though grass court. Commonnnnn.
Back in days of davis cup (not some fake team event tour stop), normal size players & true grass courts..
Ostapenko "Amateurs..."
People complaining about Hewit’s attitude is somewhat justified, but at least you could never question his commitment. Always gave 100% and fought to the bitter end
I remember that Nalbandian had beaten him in that series and said: "que paso con hewitt hoy? Se cago eh", translated it would be something like "he shit himself today", but Hewitt was always provocative with Argentina after this, in 2006 also for the Davis Cup played in Buenos Aires and when he came he brought his personal guard arguing that it was a dangerous country when in reality no one here recognized it 😂
Hewitt on grass - that’s just a tough matchup for Coria.
hewitt sucked on grass, r e t a r d
@@Don-rl1smHewitt won Wimbledonin 2002
@kchuk1965 wrong, r e t a r d. Tennis was last played in 2001. They made the ball bigger after that
@@Don-rl1sm 🤡
I won't trust any of the titles on this channel again
7:04 *Cuneo apoyando a los argentinos.*
If they ever film the movie about Coros, Mark Wahlberg should play him
Il y a un moment où certains joueurs confondent "gagner pour son pays" et "gagner une guerre". Pas sympathique, Hewitt.
Never liked Hewitt, I was proud of Juan Ignacio Chela,few years ago, spit on Lleyton during a changeover!
i agree...never liked hewett.
Yet no reason for spitting on someone…
@igorek1982. Hewitt deserves to be spit on, r e t a r d. Nothing but a poser plagiarizing the vicht from wilander
@michaeljj43 best of luck in learning how to spell, r e t a r d
I used to like Hewitt but when I watched his racist slurs against black players and black line umpires, he was over for me.
I don't believe! How disgusting!
The main thing is that if you are from the west you can get away with. If he was say from Russia he would be demonised and hounded into retirement.
When was that? How terrible.
james blake us open@@arewealone9969
@@arewealone9969 Once was against James Blake - he claimed that one of the line judges was biased because he was Black and so was Blake.
Coria seems pretty cool and Hewitt like an unlikeable spoiled brat. Maybe there was more that happened that was cut out of this video but Hewitt seemed like an unlikeable person.
L. Hewitt was a dreadful sportsman and role model dor young people, equal to G. Coria, who, I was once told by two Argentinians, nobody liked even in Argentina. Sadly, Australians will often embrace a player like Hewitt because of his poor behaviour on court. The Australian public, by and large, have no issue with N. Kyrgios, for example. Hewitt and Coria had not dissimilar games; Hewitt attacked more than Coria, though, which got him over the line in this match. Unlike Hewitt, Coria really did fade into obscurity, especially once D. Nalbandian became Argentina's great (and far more respected) champion.
I don't think both players Hewitt and Coria can even make a point against the top 5 of today. The players of today are just beast on the court, the power and the accuracy alone is just phenomenal.
theirs a reason for that .show some respect
Balls, courts, and racquets are all different now. Back then tall players who relied on spin would struggle.
I've just wasted 10 minutes of my life to watch this..ffs
Don't waist your time
Hewitt 🤙😉
Coria one of the most disliked players on the tour. Made personal, sexist comments about WTA players.
Verg9nha pro esporte isso
Who's Coria? A tennis player without class and good manners.