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  • @sofpsocf
    @sofpsocf Před měsícem +138

    Tiafoe seems like a jack of all trades master of none. He doesn’t have a major weapon. His serve, groundstrokes and movement are all solid but nothing that gives him a huge obvious edge over an opponent?

    • @leevihemmings707
      @leevihemmings707 Před měsícem +4

      Said from your sofa, or are you a tennis coach? The best critics are those who don't/can't play but are great at negatively smashing a keyboard - unbeatable

    • @sofpsocf
      @sofpsocf Před měsícem

      @@leevihemmings707 this is such a naive argument for not being able to criticise pros. I have played and coached for around 15 years, obviously nowhere near the level of tiafoe. But you don’t have to be a pro to observe problems in someone’s game. Look at sinner and Alcaraz, both have clear strong points with massive groundstrokes for sinner being his win condition and Alcaraz insane power and athleticism which distinguish them. Can you point to a quality of tiafoes that has the ability to blow players out the water consistently?

    • @paramtageja6891
      @paramtageja6891 Před měsícem +45

      ​@@leevihemmings707it's called having eyes

    • @leevihemmings707
      @leevihemmings707 Před měsícem

      @@paramtageja6891 🤡

    • @angusyoungman1
      @angusyoungman1 Před měsícem

      @@leevihemmings707 how dumb is your comment?

  • @nicks6813
    @nicks6813 Před měsícem +33

    It's all mentality with Tiafoe. He has no knockout shots, but aside from his second serve, no massive liabilities either. He has an incredibly well rounded game. At this point he needs to rebuild, mentally. Brad Gilbert, maybe?

  • @paramtageja6891
    @paramtageja6891 Před měsícem +78

    Honestly need a video on Meddy. Been world number 1, 6 Masters titles, tour finals winner. 70% win at tour level but still only 1 Slam

    • @zoechicken9445
      @zoechicken9445 Před měsícem +4

      Always a finalist he is

    • @malcolmnorman5694
      @malcolmnorman5694 Před měsícem +6

      he is doing just fine despite that loss in monte Carlos he made the Indian wells final losing to Alcaraz and the AO final where he led 2-0 in sets to sinner, but he played so many 5 set matches which caught up with him in the end, so he is doing great.

    • @paramtageja6891
      @paramtageja6891 Před měsícem

      @@malcolmnorman5694 i didn't say he wasn't doing great. It would just be interesting to know what might be the reason that he's lost so many Slam finals not just A0 24

    • @malcolmnorman5694
      @malcolmnorman5694 Před měsícem +1

      @@paramtageja6891 I mean he played Djokovic and Rafa in 4 of those slams which isn't a easy task. AO 22 he definitely should have won but he choked, AO 24 he choked but was gassed, AO 21 was he's but he choked after being on a 22 match streak. He just been unlucky.

    • @malcolmnorman5694
      @malcolmnorman5694 Před měsícem

      @@paramtageja6891 this guy is talking about players that's in a slump and overall performance not just base on slams.

  • @hertor8803
    @hertor8803 Před měsícem +59

    It feels like with Novak extending his career that male tennis has skipped a generation. With Alcaraz and Sinner winning slams and Rune coming back, the generation in their mid 20s who should be dominating are now struggling to keep up with the rapid improvement of these gifted youngsters. If you don't improve significantly year on year you go backwards quickly and I think that's where Francis is right now.

    • @sportslover2356
      @sportslover2356 Před měsícem +18

      The 'lost generation' of fine players who never won a slam (playing against the big four) and are now in their late twenties can also be partly explained by losing three years of their prime playing years due to covid and lockdowns.

    • @Sly_404
      @Sly_404 Před měsícem +10

      One remarkable stat to highlight this I came across when Zverev won Rome in 2017. He was the first player born 90 or later to win a 1000 event. In other words, up to this point there was no player age 27 or under to win a 1000 title. That’s a generation basically winning nothing right there.

    • @deusexmachina9776
      @deusexmachina9776 Před měsícem +2

      In general Zverev, Steff are past their prime. were at some point were playing at the same level as Carlos and Sinner. look at WTA - players in laste 20s arent winning slams.really tough to win slams now when at your prime you couldnt and others are in their prime

    • @gahngangsta
      @gahngangsta Před měsícem

      ⁠​⁠@@deusexmachina9776hard to say they’re “past they’re prime.” Zverev is 26 years old, and sure he had more success early but that doesn’t mean the narrative can’t flip back around. Compound this with Zverev’s legal troubles and it’s a recipe for a slump. I think he’s still in his prime he’s just in a slump, the question is whether or not he can make it out of the slump before his physical prime is over

    • @deusexmachina9776
      @deusexmachina9776 Před měsícem

      @@gahngangsta That would be believable if AO2024 didnt happen, Zvevev has had his chances, he was well rested from injury so hungry, he was highly motivated from United Cup yet threw away the semi.

  • @JKLD55
    @JKLD55 Před měsícem +39

    Love this type of content. ❤ Do Rublev next..

  • @YupiigusDK
    @YupiigusDK Před měsícem +48

    Rublev next please

    • @Stu49583
      @Stu49583 Před měsícem +1

      The Tragic Fate of Andrey Rublev

    • @sportslover2356
      @sportslover2356 Před měsícem

      @@Stu49583 He is not the first to be paralysed by a bad line call and subsequent disqualification. Kyrgios never recoverd from Rome and the incredibly poor sportsmanship of Ruud's mockery.

    • @yomismo74
      @yomismo74 Před měsícem +6

      ​@@sportslover2356 Oh Please, Nick did a lot worst thing than Ruud that day

    • @Stu49583
      @Stu49583 Před měsícem +6

      @@sportslover2356 Even if it was a bad line call, he can't react in such violent fashion to the line judge. I mean what is the limit here? If he just smacks the line judge into the head, would that be justified just because it was a bad line call? He needs to accept that no matter how much he thinks he is right he can not abuse his star power against the line judges. He had to be disqualified because the line judge could have easily felt threatened by Rublev and could not make line calls without fear of retribution anymore.

    • @malcolmnorman5694
      @malcolmnorman5694 Před měsícem

      I think he did him already.

  • @JayRuf3438
    @JayRuf3438 Před měsícem +20

    One thing that was really nice was hearing Shelton talk about how watching Tiafoe was an inspiration during the Houston awards ceremony. I hope we see big things from BigFoe, he's fun to watch and once again is the type of player to draw people to the sport through his personality.

    • @sportslover2356
      @sportslover2356 Před měsícem +1

      There are a number of hardliner, 'class' addicted polite types who don't want anyone drawn into the sport who doesn't toe the line. It's a real pity. do we want to preserve their idea of 'gentlemen' or do we want real guys playing who sometimes show their emotions?

    • @imalwaysright
      @imalwaysright Před měsícem

      @@sportslover2356false narrative. We want people with personality that can also play well. Not bad boys for the sake of it.

  • @SkyLarkk128
    @SkyLarkk128 Před měsícem +17

    Could you do a vid on Norrie next pls.

  • @rafaelbarsi8377
    @rafaelbarsi8377 Před měsícem +4

    Cool video as always! Keep this format going 😍

  • @gahngangsta
    @gahngangsta Před měsícem +6

    I watched him in Houston this year. He has the quickness and pace on his shots to win a slam, if it draws lucky enough for him. I just think tiafoe lets the pressure gets to his head.

  • @tds7078
    @tds7078 Před měsícem +12

    I commented this on a different video but his comments on UTS podcast with Ben Shelton and Chris Eubanks were interesting.
    He mentioned something about how a Wimbledon Final would be enough for him while Ben Shelton said he wants it all for other players to fear his (Shelton’s) name on tournament draws.
    Tiafoe’s very passionate about winning no doubt but I think comments like that may separate him from the rest.
    He’s my favorite player on tour so I’m always optimistic about what he can accomplish!

  • @freddytrinidad3155
    @freddytrinidad3155 Před měsícem +7

    for me, after watching the Break Point episode about him, it seemed that he got used to the stardom and attention he deservedly received after his great year. He just doesn't seem that he has the same drive as before

  • @vbv7689
    @vbv7689 Před měsícem +7

    Do Grigor pleaseeee 🙏🏼🙏🏼

  • @gabekerr13
    @gabekerr13 Před měsícem +6

    called Tsitsipas’ backhand a “liability” lol facts tbh

    • @VicDamoneJr82
      @VicDamoneJr82 Před 17 dny +1

      A liability and a top 10 ranking is nasty work

  • @relaxandbreathe7056
    @relaxandbreathe7056 Před měsícem +8

    Ben Shelton looks to be inching closer to Tiafoe's success in 2022. Difference is that Shelton just starting his career

    • @AC-ss5oy
      @AC-ss5oy Před měsícem +3

      well...Shelton had a lot of things that Tiafoe didnt have. 1) the lefty advantage 2) a dad who was a pro, guiding him step by step, similar to Melanie Molitor guiding Hingis to the top. 3) apparently even when he was a junior, his dad made him play practice against top ranked college players. So in a way, Shelton was primed for this in ways that Tiafoe wasn't

    • @relaxandbreathe7056
      @relaxandbreathe7056 Před měsícem

      @@AC-ss5oy Fair

  • @Conitor
    @Conitor Před měsícem +4

    i got a couple ideas for vids:
    meddy would be a great one, 6 slam finals but only 1 slam, and overall i’m sure what u know i’m talking about with it being hard to be a meddy fan
    also grigor would be really cool, his level has been insane the past few weeks and he snapped his title drought earlier this year

  • @Casper925
    @Casper925 Před měsícem +5

    Please do Davidovich Fokina next!

  • @Zevillox
    @Zevillox Před měsícem +5

    great video, can you do one on tommy paul, chris eubanks or sebastian korda?

  • @janjerzynski330
    @janjerzynski330 Před měsícem +5

    Please make a video about hurkacz!!🙏🙏

  • @sportslover2356
    @sportslover2356 Před měsícem +10

    Further perspective on this story can be found in the Good Trouble with Nick Kyrgios episode seven which is a great interview with Big Foe and specialises in how he feels about himself as an ambassador for players of colour. Maybe this is more important to him (and Kyrgios) than winning slams. Depends what you want out of your career. What is 'losing'? If Tennis Plus is only interested in stats then these guys are 'losers' and failures. If he is slightly interested in whole world influence then these guys are top drawer winners.

  • @tds7078
    @tds7078 Před měsícem +5

    Random but I was just thinking, Tiafoe is technically the best American clay court player out of the current batch right?
    Ben obviously could be added with recent success.
    Also, I feel Tiafoe will be back at the top because he’s an all-court player.

  • @sciencecentral2972
    @sciencecentral2972 Před měsícem +2

    I know I commented like 10 names on the last video 😂 but it would be interesting if you could also do similar vids on zverev, Hurcacz, berretini, coric, mussetti and humbert if/when you have time

  • @ironjaw3304
    @ironjaw3304 Před měsícem +3

    Please do a deep dive for Alex De Minaur (the demon) next, hes my favourite player.

  • @Rorshacked
    @Rorshacked Před měsícem

    This is great. Instead of a specific player, I’d love a series of “lesser known players to watch” where you cover young guys that have the game to crack the top 20 but aren’t in the spotlight as much or even older guys that are finally seeing it all click together that could have a career best season well into their career (like karatsev a few years back)

  • @ww2936
    @ww2936 Před měsícem +5

    I’ve also noticed this the young American hotshot players, maybe that could be a thing? Btw love your vids

  • @Eclipse_Graphics
    @Eclipse_Graphics Před měsícem +6

    His main problem in his game is that he doesn't finish points well at the net. His game is really good, he has the power and speed to set himself up for net put aways. But when he gets there, he needs to hit more aggressive volleys. He gives guys too many extra chances to pass him. Lately he plays more at the baseline not putting the pressure on his opponents like he used to. He needs to get a serious net game, this is where his coaches have failed him I think.

  • @jager7851
    @jager7851 Před měsícem +3

    Need A Video About Andrey Rublev. He Has Not Been The Same Since Dubai.

  • @channamanohran12345
    @channamanohran12345 Před měsícem +6

    Rublev next 100%

  • @skies988
    @skies988 Před měsícem +9

    Tiafoe is huge in DC

  • @anonymous7851
    @anonymous7851 Před měsícem +3

    He reminds me of Monfils (not just because they're both black) but due to their athleticism and being crowd favorites but also never being able to break the barrier.
    Players picked up by the media really seem to struggle with consistency. Tiafoe and Fritz got picked up after a good season and then hit a slump. When was the last time you saw Swiatek getting a Nike shoe designed for her or being invited to the Met Gala? I understand that players are enticed by these (either for the celebrity status or as a new platform) but being on the rise makes you vulnerable for... being on the fall.

    • @AC-ss5oy
      @AC-ss5oy Před měsícem

      hmmmm i dont think he reminds me of Monfils. I think Monfils won those 3 junior majors in one calendar year and exhausted himself before he even got on the pro tour. Tiafoe started real strong on tour.

  • @TOm-hr2mb
    @TOm-hr2mb Před měsícem +1

    Great video, thank you. How about a video on Peter Korda? It seems like he's a product of family and hype. There doesn't seem to be much hunger for success there.

  • @LeBrontoGlazer
    @LeBrontoGlazer Před měsícem +1

    I feel like Humbert is having a moment right now so please do him next

  • @dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220
    @dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220 Před měsícem +5

    14:34 it always makes me cringe when people judge other people at their job. As if Francis comes to your job and then judges you are not being motivated enough lol. Its just crazy that people expect you to play at the top of their ability all the time. I appreciate these comprehensive vids for sure tho

    • @rue2003
      @rue2003 Před 18 dny

      Your job doesn’t make you a public figure that’s why we are not talking about you.

    • @dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220
      @dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220 Před 16 dny

      @@rue2003 i know thats supposed to be a troll but it doesnt make sense in the context of my comment.

  • @Fankas-rq6wx
    @Fankas-rq6wx Před měsícem

    Could you do one of Shapovalov and Tommy Paul

  • @jonashofmann4441
    @jonashofmann4441 Před měsícem +2

    pls do a vid about ZVEREV

  • @casualenjoyer5420
    @casualenjoyer5420 Před měsícem +2

    I wouldnt say he's unmotivated - but maybe distracted at the current moment by the monetary success. It's incredibly difficult to juggle public appearances and brand deals whilst being focused 110% on tennis simultaneously, an underrated aspect of the Big 3 as they all handled their increasing wealth and growing brands whilst never taking their eyes off the tennis.
    That being said, his player build is which is super strange. Above average baseline weapons (when hitting) that lack consistency, decent to good serve with great court mobility, but doesn't have a good enough net game to capitalise on either, like he's half a running rabbit and half heavy baseline hitter whilst receiving very little of the benefits. He needs to figure out who he is as a player.

  • @I_LOVE_THE_SUNCOAST
    @I_LOVE_THE_SUNCOAST Před měsícem +11

    Tiafoe has peaked. He will not get any better than 2022/early 2023, and may never be that good again.

    • @ETHER3AL2205
      @ETHER3AL2205 Před měsícem

      Exactly, foe played his best from 2022 us open till the title in stuttgart, and since then his level has dropped back to a 20-30 player, which is really good. I think it’s just us Americans haven’t one shit in men’s tennis in a good bit now, so when we see a semifinalist it excites us. Overall foe is a good player who had a great stretch,

  • @lifeoflaroda
    @lifeoflaroda Před 15 dny

    He needs to win a major so we can start making that biopic starring Vince Staples.

  • @jeremyd5850
    @jeremyd5850 Před měsícem +9

    I think Francis has a better chance than Fritz and Korda. I think the issue with Francis is he needs a mental break. Maybe take a month off to recharge and rediscover why he loves tennis. He seems mentally go other places with wild forehands, double faulting and puzzling shot selection.

    • @sportslover2356
      @sportslover2356 Před měsícem

      They said the same of Kyrgios. But Lleyton Hewitt says that he is so good that he just gets bored. It's hard to always be what everyone else wants you to be.

    • @VladRadu-tq1pg
      @VladRadu-tq1pg Před měsícem +2

      @@sportslover2356 lol yeah the clowngys overhype continues...a guy with trash movement and medicore groundstrokes is so good that he gets bored... give it a rest

    • @mrmitchell4089
      @mrmitchell4089 Před měsícem +1

      Shot selection is his biggest flaw and shows a mental shortcoming for such an elite athlete.

    • @kindredd8867
      @kindredd8867 Před měsícem

      Intensity, being too nice in the court and get to another gear mentally when needed…he can do better…

  • @apzsus3233
    @apzsus3233 Před měsícem +1

    There should be a video on Rublev. He's fallen off and you can tell. He lost in either the first or second round in Indian Wells, Miami, Monte-Carlo and now Barcelona. He just has no weapons, with little variation in his game. He's just falling out of form, so we'd like to hear some takes on him in general.

  • @dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220

    7:42 tiafoes bh reminds me of tsongas backhand.

  • @bkatbamna
    @bkatbamna Před měsícem +1

    Speaking just of his game, I don't think he has enough of a serve plus one to win a major. I may be wrong though.

    • @VladRadu-tq1pg
      @VladRadu-tq1pg Před měsícem

      dude who tf said anything about wining a major ? tiafoe will NEVER EVER do that

  • @Laura-mk1nt
    @Laura-mk1nt Před měsícem

    pls do marozsan

  • @user-eu5hj8vz9o
    @user-eu5hj8vz9o Před měsícem +2

    Ever since he dropped Wayne Ferreira!

  • @techdude154
    @techdude154 Před 27 dny

    Do a video about Draper. He has lost so many matches from the brink of winning.

  • @nedbarnett8256
    @nedbarnett8256 Před měsícem +1

    please do a video on NICK KYRGIOS

    • @sportslover2356
      @sportslover2356 Před měsícem

      Tennis Plus has done lots of videos which feature Kyrgios, all of them extremely negative, showing every bad moment in his career and writing him off as a villain, waste of talent, loser... Tennis Plus values 'class' and nice manners, not flair or passion. Kyrgios has featured in dozens of podcasts over the past year which go a long way to explaining (not excusing) the way he has acted on the court. You can watch his 'Good Trouble' podcasts and others by Jay Shetty, On Purpose, Mike Tyson, Theo Von...to get some real perspective.

    • @Courtside_Tennis
      @Courtside_Tennis  Před měsícem

      We can do a video on Nick lol

    • @sportslover2356
      @sportslover2356 Před měsícem

      @@Courtside_Tennis Please don't. So far he's top of your list for overrated, wasted talent, underachiever, rude...and he comes from the wrong side of the tracks for you. Wrong haircut. Appeals to the wrong demographic. Unless you're prepared to do a bit of research from his many podcasts this last 12 months we don't need yet another let's all hate on Kyrgios video. The morning before he led Australia to a massive Davis Cup victory over USA in 2017 the Australian media told him to 'crawl back into the gutter he came from'. Fight back from that one.

    • @Courtside_Tennis
      @Courtside_Tennis  Před měsícem

      @@sportslover2356 we don't hate Kyrgios

    • @sportslover2356
      @sportslover2356 Před měsícem

      @@Courtside_Tennis Really? Look. He's different. He comes from a mixed migrant background like half of Australia does. He swears and reacts and gets his head kicked in for not living up to expectations and for being from the wrong background all the time. The media there get hold of athletes like Kyrgios and attack them for fun and clicks. Kyrgios is just a minor part of their macho sporting picture. You love college pathway guys with nice manners who fit the Wimbledon picture. He happens to be quite good at tennis. But gets analysed to within an inch of his life year after year. Watch the Ed Mytton podcast. Get another view.

  • @eddyylfc5447
    @eddyylfc5447 Před měsícem +2

    TALK ABOUT DE MINAUR!!!

  • @ChrisJones-vb5je
    @ChrisJones-vb5je Před 29 dny

    If I was his coach I’d be changing his serve and going bigger. With men’s ground strokes getting bigger and bigger, his serve is so much more of a liability. Every time he serves it’s a struggle it seems like. His speed is only getting slower. His backhand and volley is average at best. Others are just hitting harder and harder and he isn’t changing.

  • @king_ky.g
    @king_ky.g Před měsícem +3

    Never been this early to anything
    Love your vids!
    Big foe needs to do some inner searching
    The fame from USO 2022 got to his head

  • @B.Phill7
    @B.Phill7 Před 19 dny

    If Big Foe continues to keep working as hard as he's been doing these past five six years , he can reach the top five and also perhaps win a major. On his route to the top 10 he lost matches to so many people he wasn't supposed to lose to however the result was still top 10. If he keeps showing up to work , Great things will happen, a door will open look at ( David Ferrer ) look at (Sarah Errani) we're talking about major finalists I still believe Big Foe can win a major.

  • @Nedsdag
    @Nedsdag Před měsícem

    Do Seb Korda next. His golf playing sister Nelly has won 5 consecutive LPGA titles and an Olympic Gold Medal. He hasn't done anything since the Australian Open in 2023.

  • @p0ppy
    @p0ppy Před měsícem

    Cover Hurkacz!

  • @dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220

    1:48 wait, what are you referring to as proper equipment. He had no proper equipment until he got a sponsorship deal at 12? Was he playing with a Walmart Wilson racket or did he have some super old racket somebody gave him. I feel like hanging around tennis facilities will get you equipment eventually.

  • @caviles71
    @caviles71 Před měsícem +3

    he let go of his coach that got him to the highest rank he’s ever been to by letting the fame and media get to his head. just another monfils or bublik all show cares more about entertaining the crowd than winning

  • @Braselton21
    @Braselton21 Před měsícem

    Have you seen the disparity between his 1st & 2nd serve 0_o
    1st is around 135mph - 125mph
    2nd is around 85 mph -75mph
    Against top players, he's pretty much screwed if he can't get those bombs down the T just like Nick.

  • @dashingtoon
    @dashingtoon Před měsícem

    Dimitrov please

  • @lolkexin1232
    @lolkexin1232 Před měsícem

    Pls do rublev

  • @kaigeewong4200
    @kaigeewong4200 Před 25 dny

    he's the next Grigor Dmitrov

  • @jimmie1142
    @jimmie1142 Před 14 hodinami

    Tiafoe also struggles reading serves. I’ve noticed this a while back. He loses a lot of points this way

  • @deathbombs
    @deathbombs Před měsícem +1

    Tiafoe isn't serious enough to be a maintstay for top 10

  • @mashizzung9990
    @mashizzung9990 Před měsícem +1

    oh God his childhood was so tragic

    • @Braselton21
      @Braselton21 Před měsícem +4

      No it wasn't "tragic"
      He even said it wasn't that bad because that's all he knew.
      It only seems tragic when you start comparing it to others but for him it was fine.

  • @sophieoshaughnessy9469
    @sophieoshaughnessy9469 Před měsícem

    Did you see him in Nicks “Good Trouble”. First thing Nick did was to compliment him for being like Nick-so good he does not have to listen to others about how to play. I thought “Run away Foe! Cover your ears!” What Nick doesn’t see is that that very attitude is IMHO the reason Nick will never come back for a GS final. Foe may have the same problem with humility and letting coaching in.

    • @sportslover2356
      @sportslover2356 Před měsícem

      That good trouble episode was specifically about players of colour. They were both celebrating the fact that it was so much easier to feel comfortable being a tennis player of colour now than ten years ago. Both have experienced serious racism, particularly Nick from hecklers. So 'be like me' wasn't what your really heard. You are just doing what everyone does to Nick - finding negatives in the positives.

    • @sophieoshaughnessy9469
      @sophieoshaughnessy9469 Před měsícem

      @@sportslover2356 certainly that was a theme. But that isn’t the attitude to which I refer. Though related perhaps. Resisting coaching ( for Nick, no coach at all) can be a product of having had to make it with less support and greater headwinds. I just believe it’s both of their barrier. We are always bettered by giving others POV on our game a go. But it takes trust. But hey just my opinion.

  • @bunnylover1340
    @bunnylover1340 Před 28 dny

    Tennis, like any other sport has it's ups and downs.. Leave the big Foe alone and he will have a comeback.

  • @VSNxx
    @VSNxx Před měsícem

    What the US men tennis declined after Agassi?

  • @ishotthesheriff5686
    @ishotthesheriff5686 Před 25 dny +1

    It's amazing Tiafoe can play tennis with a booty like that

  • @danschannel169
    @danschannel169 Před měsícem

    Less Showbiz more work on the practice court.

  • @dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220

    Bublik, karatsev, and sonego are not players you should be ashamed to lose to. I just think that Francis wants to get to the higher level and that he's maxed out is pure talent and wants to find a way to break through to the higher levels. Pretty soon you'll be making a video about Coco and saying the same thing with the names changed

  • @user-ju9nm2qo9w
    @user-ju9nm2qo9w Před 13 dny

    i think u are saying his name wrong

  • @mrmitchell4089
    @mrmitchell4089 Před měsícem +3

    He does not have that killer instinct. Maybe its because he does not want to seem overly threatening since he is a black man and that basically means life or death in everyday life for them. So he smiles a lot as a defense mechanism and it hurts his ability on the court.
    Otherwise, his biggest flaw is his shot selection. He hits right to his opponent (usually same side he is on) instead of hitting to the open court where his opponent is not. And in situations where a lob is the obvious answer, he wont, specifically at the net. He has the ability to do so; its like he is trying to be slick, instead of smart.

    • @Knizzle28
      @Knizzle28 Před 18 dny +1

      Your first paragraph is exactly why I think he isn’t winning more.

    • @Knizzle28
      @Knizzle28 Před 18 dny

      Furthermore watch if he starts winning he will stop being seen as the “lovable bigFoe”. They will stop liking him.

    • @mrmitchell4089
      @mrmitchell4089 Před 17 dny

      @@Knizzle28 Can't put it into words the truth behind him not being loved when he starts really winning. Then their masks will come right off.

  • @MOGG-cw7ff
    @MOGG-cw7ff Před měsícem

    Medvedev needs W

  • @Knizzle28
    @Knizzle28 Před 18 dny

    He rolls over for other players. It’s like he doesn’t feel worthy to beat them.

  • @twinwankel
    @twinwankel Před měsícem +1

    Well, in 2022, Frances got serious and lost some weight to get more agile. This helped but he still lacks agility. He simply doesn't move efficiently around the court. And this matters in tough matches. Could he benefit from more weight? Yes. His forehand is similar to Khachanov's and they both lack the gravity assist you get from pointing your racket to the sky. They compensate by bringing the racket further back. But this means that on fast courts you can be late. Tiafoe's serve is a big weakness. His tossing arm finishes around his head instead of to the sky and limits how much shoulder over shoulder action he gets. Instead, he depends more on forward momentum and not much rotational momentum which can work for his first serve but it's not very good on second serve. His movement can get better with training and weight loss. I doubt if he can be convinced to change his forehand and serve. If not, he will not win a major and will be another in a long list of players who could have won a big tournament.

  • @FMD023
    @FMD023 Před 21 dnem

    All Foe is good for is having big name celebrities show up for his tennis matches. He ain’t winning a GS anytime soon. Just my opinion but his string tension at 42 lbs is wayyyy too low to compete at a GS level. If he ever makes it to a GS finals, I feel that pressure will work against him.

  • @RobRossiFan
    @RobRossiFan Před měsícem

    Frances is abs average player that has nothing remarkable in last 52 weeks
    having that big strong body, legs, buns and guns it's so ridiculous to see him losing here and there.

  • @cmoneytv6574
    @cmoneytv6574 Před měsícem +1

    I think Norrie is betwtr

  • @petershort936
    @petershort936 Před měsícem +2

    Tiafoe looking for a new coach again,

  • @whitecheddar4458
    @whitecheddar4458 Před měsícem +1

    And it’s also time to talk about seb korda….this dude is grossly under achieving with the skills at his disposal. He’s doing absolutely nothing

  • @Correction294
    @Correction294 Před 28 dny

    He simply lacks consistency, particularly with him serve from what I have seen. Tennis is all about confidence and when you’re playing on a tour with the world’s best, it’s not easy getting back your belief.

  • @kevinharris3993
    @kevinharris3993 Před 10 dny

    I think Tiafoe has lost his focus. He has become more focused with the Hollywood of the sport and not the sport itself. His service percentage is deplorable as well as his shot making. The difference between Tiafoe and Shelton is belief. Ben is hungry and will do whatever it takes to be the best. I think Tiafoe is in love and is no longer hungry for the sport. His game has not improved in over two years. Tiafoe is young and can still improve, but he is going to have to make some major changes because time waits for no one.

  • @MrCreative242
    @MrCreative242 Před 18 dny

    He’s very well rounded atleast a B+ in every area but his mental is very weak! He needs to fix that like Steph Curry say he don’t see that dog in Frances. He wants to be friends with everyone

  • @whatevs1700
    @whatevs1700 Před měsícem +2

    I personally think the fame has gotten into his head… rather it gave him a big head… and his effort seems to go in acting as the cool fun guy. He is a good player but he needs to knuckle down and grow up a bit. He is still a bit immature in my book… some guys take a bit longer to stop acting the fool but he’ll get there.

  • @keithstringer1140
    @keithstringer1140 Před měsícem

    You just cannot be a Consistent player with his Janky Swings.

  • @ChandanKumar-sf8xd
    @ChandanKumar-sf8xd Před 19 dny

    Frances Tiafoe you played on 27-04-2024 wt is this is not tennis hee was fixing game you rest a one more year

  • @Askaa88
    @Askaa88 Před měsícem +3

    Extremely overrated player. Got a run to the US Open semis and acts like he's a multiple slam winner. Correction, a slam winner is mostly humble and Tiafoe not really. Getting in the top 10 for a week or two and he acts like he's #1 for the 120th week, then again, real champions are humble enough to not talk about their achievements. I don't know if people noticed it but he is such a sloth, the way he walks between points and his overall behaviour. One time at the office where a tennis match is shown in the canteen, a colleague of mine said: why is this player slothing? Like, the way he walks, is he super tired or something? And is he good? Does he win alot? He doesn't follow tennis but he was curious. I said: it's just how one player differs from another, the right mindset is so important if an athlete or a worker succeeds or not. Tiafoe had one good momentum in 2022 and after that, he sat there full of pride instead of thriving further to reach the next level. He is for sure talented, but it seems like he's only relying on the talent without putting in the tens, hundreds and thousands of miles to become really good at what he's doing. He reminds me a bit of Donald Young, but better.

  • @yasssssss772
    @yasssssss772 Před měsícem +6

    One word: OVERRATED

  • @Blackmind0
    @Blackmind0 Před měsícem +2

    it is not only mental toughness.....if you want to be in the top 10 or higher you have to be smart, it needs some intelligence... and here tiafoe is missing a little bit....in sports it is not only the body and training, you need also brains...

  • @DuchDoby
    @DuchDoby Před měsícem +3

    He is over rated.

    • @sportslover2356
      @sportslover2356 Před měsícem +1

      He's not bad at batting a ball over the net. You?

    • @DuchDoby
      @DuchDoby Před měsícem +1

      @@sportslover2356 I am table tennis player.

    • @prometheus5700
      @prometheus5700 Před měsícem +1

      To sum it up. Yeah. Overrated

  • @bugynites09
    @bugynites09 Před 19 dny

    He’s a Monfils knock off

  • @Stu49583
    @Stu49583 Před měsícem

    2:27 Women are used as decoration

    • @Sly_404
      @Sly_404 Před měsícem +1

      “Are used” … it’s called modeling.

    • @Stu49583
      @Stu49583 Před měsícem

      @@Sly_404 I wouldn't exactly call that modelling at 2:27. Purely decorative purpose there

    • @Sly_404
      @Sly_404 Před měsícem +1

      @@Stu49583That’s literally one of the key elements of modeling…

    • @Stu49583
      @Stu49583 Před měsícem

      @@Sly_404 Okay, you can call it "modelling" if that makes it more official and acceptable for you. And yes, they are used as decoration for your eyes. I am checking out of this thread now, no point arguing about this.

  • @KaptainK59
    @KaptainK59 Před měsícem +1

    A very likeable player who is also quite overrated. A grandslam semi and top is the best he has in him. He got over hyped because he is american

  • @quentincrisp6933
    @quentincrisp6933 Před 23 dny +1

    He's a great player for a Black kid‼It's an extremely difficult sport to excel and maintain especially culturally.

  • @JordanjamesX
    @JordanjamesX Před měsícem +1

    Frances ego I think is his biggest problem he has no humility. He thinks he is better than he actually is. Right now he isn't an elite player. He has no big weapon that stands out. Everything is solid but nothing special.

  • @MrSENS11
    @MrSENS11 Před měsícem +1

    He will blame racism at some point

  • @Roadrunner65553
    @Roadrunner65553 Před měsícem +1

    Tiafoe is probably too much of a showman. He does have some pretty ominous technical glitches. His backhand lacks spin, his chips with a bent elbow which makes the underspin sit up slightly… he also approaches crosscourt way too much so he can’t cover.. and he has NO accelerated split step on his service returns. His service toss is also way too far in front of him causing him to miss first serves when he really needs them. He is also not ruthless enough on the tennis court. Sometimes he is all too happy to just be a part of the “conversation…” I disagree about Tiafoe not having a weapon. His forehand is very dangerous, and he is FAST. ( You’re forgetting that speed can be a weapon.)?

  • @Yoruez1v9
    @Yoruez1v9 Před měsícem +1

    Tiafoe beat Federer in his last match of his career, in a non-ATP event?? That insensitive attitude led him nowhere, as proved by his performances

    • @sportslover2356
      @sportslover2356 Před měsícem +1

      Federer would have been absolutely mortified if Tiafoe had allowed him to win. That's not what Federer is about. He could scarcely walk with those knees. Nick always let him win by a whisker at Laver Cup. Great match but the win was organised.

    • @mrmitchell4089
      @mrmitchell4089 Před měsícem +1

      Get over that.

  • @Tennismania359
    @Tennismania359 Před měsícem

    “L. sOnEgO”