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Welcome to the TH-cam channel: Talking Tennis. Your host John Silk speaks to guests about tennis on a regular basis, as well as doing analysis shows.
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Regular shows include...
LET'S TALK: a series with a narrower focus, often on a player, but also topics
The 20 Minutes: daily review for the four Slams
The 10 Minutes: updates during ATP/WTA 1000 events
TT News: short updates on the goings on in the tennis world
Live commentaries: match watchalongs
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Iga Swiatek new coach will have to adapt · Change shows she has long-term vision
Ina Swiatek: New coach will have to adapt due to Daria Abramowicz’s special role · Change shows she has long-term vision · Does she need to change the forehand or is it tactical?
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Coco Gauff beats Karolina Muchova to seal WTA Beijing title: Post-match analysis
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Coco Gauff took her second title of the 2024 season with a 6-1 6-3 win over Karolina Muchova in the final of the China Open in Beijing. The 20-year-old American became the youngest champion in the event in 14 years. It was Gauff's eighth career title in all, as she improved her record in tour finals to 8-1, including a perfect record of seven victories in hard-court finals.
Sinner/Alcaraz better than Djokovic, Nadal, Federer - Wilander's 'reactionary' take
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Coco Gauff - Karolina Muchova Beijing Final Preview and Prediction
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Coco Gauff - Karolina Muchova Beijing Final Preview and Prediction
Sinner's sensational rise in 2019
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Casper Ruud's season unfairly criticised · Recency bias · On course for ATP Finals
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Iga Swiatek splits with coach | Pulls out of Wuhan | Will she play WTA finals?
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Iga Swiatek and her coach Tomasz Wiktorowski will no longer be working with each, with immediate effect, the world number one has announced. With her withdrawal from the upcoming tournament in Wuhan also confirmed, largely due to the split and seeking a new coach, Damian and Vansh discussed the reasons behind the decision to split with Wiktorowski, 43, and what may lie in store for the Polish t...
Muchova stuns Sabalenka in Beijing: Post-match analysis
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Carlos Alacarz wins Beijing epic vs Jannik Sinner - post-match analysis
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Carlos Alacarz wins Beijing epic vs Jannik Sinner - post-match analysis
Why has Rafael Nadal never won ATP Finals nor Paris Bercy?
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Why has Rafael Nadal never won ATP Finals nor Paris Bercy?
Jannik Sinner marches on with straight sets win over Jiri Lehecka to reach Beijing semis - reaction
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Jannik Sinner marches on with straight sets win over Jiri Lehecka to reach Beijing semis - reaction
Alcaraz beats Khachanov to set up Medvedev semi-final - post-match analysis
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Alcaraz beats Khachanov to set up Medvedev semi-final - post-match analysis
Carlos Alcaraz - Karen Khachanov China Open quarter-final preview
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Carlos Alcaraz - Karen Khachanov China Open quarter-final preview
New twist in Jannik Sinner doping case
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New twist in Jannik Sinner doping case
Arthur Fils - Matteo Berrettini · Preview & Prediction · Japan Open
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Arthur Fils - Matteo Berrettini · Preview & Prediction · Japan Open
For the first time someone has won the Jakub Bobro Player of the Week twice - Rebecca Šramková #wta
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For the first time someone has won the Jakub Bobro Player of the Week twice - Rebecca Šramková #wta
Emma Raducanu heads to China amid foot injury concerns
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Emma Raducanu heads to China amid foot injury concerns
The story of Iga Swiatek & the doomed Warsaw Open
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The story of Iga Swiatek & the doomed Warsaw Open
WTA Race: Kasatakina's missed chance · Rybakina in danger · New rule guarantees Krejcikova
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WTA Race: Kasatakina's missed chance · Rybakina in danger · New rule guarantees Krejcikova
Do we need to be showing Swiatek upset in a private moment? No
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Do we need to be showing Swiatek upset in a private moment? No
Mandatory WTA tournaments 'absurd' says Sabalenka biomechanics trainer
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Mandatory WTA tournaments 'absurd' says Sabalenka biomechanics trainer
Interview with Aryna Sabalenka's Biomechanics Coach Gavin MacMillan
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Interview with Aryna Sabalenka's Biomechanics Coach Gavin MacMillan
Changing of the guard: Alcaraz & Sinner assume positions at the top table · Can Djokovic respond?
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Changing of the guard: Alcaraz & Sinner assume positions at the top table · Can Djokovic respond?
Jannik Sinner cruises to US Open title, beating Taylor Fritz in straight set - post-match reaction
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Jannik Sinner cruises to US Open title, beating Taylor Fritz in straight set - post-match reaction
Jannik Sinner - Taylor Fritz US Open final preview and prediction
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Jannik Sinner - Taylor Fritz US Open final preview and prediction
Arya Sabalenka wins US Open: Has she been the best WTA player of 2024?
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Arya Sabalenka wins US Open: Has she been the best WTA player of 2024?
Journalists Tennis Tournament in Seville
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Journalists Tennis Tournament in Seville
Taylor Fritz overcomes Frances Tiafoe in five sets: US Open semi-final analysis
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Taylor Fritz overcomes Frances Tiafoe in five sets: US Open semi-final analysis
Jannik Sinner beats Jack Draper to make first US Open final - Post-match reaction
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Jannik Sinner beats Jack Draper to make first US Open final - Post-match reaction
I’m so sad Karo didn’t win this one. But good on Coco she’s had a tough year so it’s nice she got the title. 🏆
Way to finish Coco you are a true champion good fighting never let up❤❤
great questions from this group of journalists
@@mjb6839 indeed
Whata Beautiful young Woman 💓💯 🌹🏴🇬🇧 @EmmaRaducanu
Whata Beautiful young Woman 💓💓💯 🌹🏴🇬🇧 @EmmaRaducanu
Muchova - hopefully
Not sure… it’s a tough one to call
@@TalkingTennisTT yeah Coco not a good matchup for her and they're both prone to choking
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Iga is very intelligent and wise, she is aware of her extraordinary athletic abilities. She is responsible and a perfectionist that must excel and continue too establish herself as a global super star. Iga has endured a lifetime of personal sacrifices and will have to continue to make tough decisions in her current pursuit to be "Second to None". Iga is in a league of her own.
No question - Muchova 💕🏆😇🍀🙏
One of the most popular Polish (as well "diplomatic" and polite...) tennis commentator says that reason is Daria Abramovitz...! Source: th-cam.com/video/kbL2sAnHJRo/w-d-xo.html
Goran would be a great coach for her!
We in Poland think that probably Ig's problem was not coach Wiktorowski, but psychologist Daria Abramowicz. Iga has been losing matches lately rather mentally and has not been able to change her behaviour, game, or tactics on the court, and instead she has been hitting harder and harder and making more mistakes. Iga should probably change the psychologist because this relationship looks rather pathological, and the rumours that are circulating in Poland are that Daria Abrmowicz started to interfere in the training and instruct Wiktorowski on how Iga should play. We don't know if this is true or a rumour, but this is the information/speculation we have about what happened.
Szerzysz głupie plotki. My to nie ty, bo my w Polsce uważamy, że wszyscy w sztabie Igi pozytywnie wpłynęli na rozwój Igi, jako tenisistki i przyczynili się do jej niesamowitych sukcesów. Natomiast to co wy w Rosji plotkujecie na temat Igi, nikogo nie obchodzi.
One of the most popular Polish (as well "diplomatic" and polite...) tennis commentator says that reason is Daria Abramovitz...! Source: th-cam.com/video/kbL2sAnHJRo/w-d-xo.html
If i were her coach the first thing i'd tell her is to find a partner and play doubles for the next couple of tournaments. This would not only improve her hands, reflexes, serve & volley but also give her a light-hearted approach to the game and maybe some camaraderie or even friendships.
Daria Abramovich is not a tennis coach but she has worked with numerous athletes, so i think she has enough insight.
@@al1976-v7m could be right… for now
One of the most popular Polish (as well "diplomatic" and polite...) tennis commentator says that reason is Daria Abramovitz...! Source: th-cam.com/video/kbL2sAnHJRo/w-d-xo.html
Guys regarding a coach who can teach Swiatek on how to improve in hard courts it’s none other then former Ash Barty’s coach Craig Tyzzer.
How about Uncle Tony?
@@risingstar4660 you think?
@@risingstar4660 his english is good, but maybe not enough? Plus track record away from Rafa not top draw
Think it might be a good idear. Iga play the same way all the time. She needs variarion /diversery . Learn from Muchovas game .
She doesn't have to become a 2nd Muchova (she doesn't have her touch) but it would help if she'd improve her approach shots & net game to finish points more efficiently. As a coach, the first thing i'd tell her is to find a partner and play some doubles. She needs to improve her hands and reflexes and get rid of some of those swing volleys. Also might build a few friendships on tour that way.
Iga had a lot more variety before tom so it’ll be interesting to see if she brings it back
Is Muchova/Sabalenka the best rivalry in women's tennis right now?
@@GhostofGerulaitis still think Iga - Aryna bigger, as they play higher stakes matches … but perhaps match up wise, Muchova - Sabalenka is fun … then again, those two madrid finals between Iga and Aryna were 🔥 …
Shes beautiful
He is clay courter who cashed adcance checks on his body to win 8 non clay slams. It is what it is.
Let's see who wins more big titles
Carlos top level is unplayable
Thanks guys!
Because he not love hard court ,he win the roland garos.He is king of Philip Shatrie.
Damn thats taugh i just watched AO 2014 damn everything u say is true rafa is bad at hard court
I think it is pretty clear why. His game is not well-suited for indoor. His best chances 2010 and 2013 were 2 seasons where his forehand and serve were great in US Open series. Unfortunately, Rafa was rarely physically fit post US Open especially post 2013. I do feel like he has been unlucky to not win it but his best chances were earlier in his career where his court coverage and consistency were maxed out. Since his resurgence in 2017 he has been less consistent and not as effective in covering the court. That is part of what helped him have some success on faster courts and there is only so much he can achieve by redlining his game now.
All good comments, some of which were highlighted in this video. But I like the court coverage bit
Well he made two finals in WTF and this shows that he can play well even on indoor hard. Unfortunately, in the finale he couldn't make much of an impact and caved in so easily.
Weirdly enough, 2020 was maybe his best shot, even though he only made the semis. He was unlucky in 2019, as well, when two wins normally sees you progress, and he was playing some of the best indoor tennis of his career, world. No.1, Novak out in round robin stage
Where are you all getting this retirement statements from has Rafael nadal made a statement. Until then let’s just keep our mouths shut about this until he does this
@@lamarjackson6874 he’s one of the greatest athletes of all time who said 2024 will probably be his last on the tour
@@TalkingTennisTT we will have to wait and see TBH
He hasn't won Miami and Shanghai as well.
Yeah, but wasn’t the question posed, and doesn’t have such an easy explanation, as highlighted by the five near misses in Miami (highlighted in this video) and also they don’t come under the framework of this question - highlighted in the video - the time of year, conditions, indoor. Has he played either of Shanghai or Miami since 2017?
I think it is fair to assume that the Bartolotti case did not include a fault of someone of his team. It is probably this detail that is interesting for WADA to scrutinize. Also Sinner's case is a much higher profile case so also more reason here for WADA to be stricter and look strong.
Wada won’t act differently in terms of profile
It's not a doping case. It's a contamination case
@@stefano_nellox dealt with my the anti-doping agency :)
Good win for Jannik.
@@angelatanurdzic7508 yep. How are you Angela?
@@TalkingTennisTT Good, thank you.
@@angelatanurdzic7508 :)
Because other players were better.
@@Pedant_Patrol fair
Fantastic editing John!!
Thanks
The most dumbest and craziest player I've ever seen. Watch his game against Pellegrino played at Braga. He was just intentionally hitting and aiming the ball to go outside the lines. Who does that? He should be banned from playing tennis.
Better she look on Sabalenka service and be more flexible in low back . Get more intuition playing and watch previous game of future oponent 😮😊
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@@TalkingTennisTT in Florida is hurricane ?!?! are you sure this is for real ?
@@anybodyhandle are you in Florida ?
@@TalkingTennisTT I'm in LA and not going to see Iga there but surprised me how she got in Florida because of her "personal" problems be in Poland ... that's why I'm so suspicious about your broadcast. Tell me the real day of the event !
Im sorry but how can you as a Tennis pundit still go with the "But how can it be that other players got a provisional ban and Sinner not", reasoning, after all this time? When test results are positive the player gets notified and given the option to appeal, within 10 days. Is the appeal successful the player can keep playing. If unsuccessful the provisional goes ahead and the player cannot play untill cleared by the tribunal. Sorry this is a standard and simple procedure, if you cannot bring yourself to readup on this, but cover in detail the retarted stuff Kyrgios/Paffy put on Twitter? Maybe you should not handle this kind of news at all and just stick to the tennis scores etc? The difference between bortolotti and that of Sinner? 1. In the case of SInner his staff was negligent, so WADA can argue that Sinner is responsible for that. 2. Sinner's case is high profile so there is more urgency for WADA to be extra strict.
@@alessandrovalente7645 not sure about your opinion on point 2. but I think the rest we highlighted :)
@@TalkingTennisTT You are letting yourself off the hook too easy. Ill quote 7:13 : "We have allot of examples of players who got banned. So how are they suppose to feel, right? I think they kinda just want to know an awnser in terms of like why did I get that ban where Sinner was allowed to play? I know that the Sinner camp said they were ready with the explanation right away, for some people even that is a little alarming...". So here this whole argument is presented as if the standard procedure I mentioned (and you should know about) does not exist.. As cherry on the cake a very weak "for some people" complaint added at the makes the matter even more vague.
Wada just incompetent… leave Sinner alone
Regarding the appeal, WADA is just looking for an image of credibility to please public opinion, especially after the criticism received for the case of the Chinese swimmers, essentially to demonstrate that there is no preferential treatment for anyone, as more than a few "important voices" in tennis had complained (also considering that the possible confirmation of president Witold Bańka will take place shortly) In fact, it usually appeals against decisions of national bodies, which could be affected by favoritism, and does not appeal in the case of independent courts, strangely for the 23 Chinese swimmers acquitted by their own court they did not lift a finger and for Sinner judged by an independent court (with expert WADA consultants) they are now appealing. In any case, in the appeal they do not question that it was an involuntary contamination, but only that there was negligence in controlling the work of its "employees", so much so that they do not request the revocation of all the trophies won after the positivity. The result, in addition to covering themselves with ridicule, will be that they will have to pay the legal costs and that the haters will continue to be consumed with envy.
It is rather disappointing that as commentators in tennis there appears to be a profound lack of understanding of the ITIA and WADA rules and relationship. To be clear the sinner case was no ‘secret’ or kept from the knowledge of WADA. The World Anti-Doping Code (Code) is the core document that harmonizes anti-doping policies, rules and regulations within sport organizations and among public authorities around the world. One of the signatories of the Code is the ITF. Each sport has its has its own rules on doping violations that seek to give effect to the WADA code. In tennis that is the Tennis Anti-Doping Program (2021 Code sometimes called the TADP in tribunal decisions) are the mandatory provisions. ITIA is a delegated third party under the WADA Code responsible for enforcing the Tennis 2021 Code. WADA is given a copy of the charge letter that is given to the athlete indicating the doping violation. They must keep it confidential until such time as the charge is resolved. Under the WADA Code, WADA has a right of appeal to CAS and that is what it is exercising in its appeal now. The usual administration of the Tennis 2021 Code is nevertheless the responsibility of the ITIA. So nothing unusual here. As to why the Sinner case was not known until August, again this is perfectly explicable by reference to rules of the Tennis 2021 Code which are quite clear. A player is not publicly identified of having committed a likely doping violation until a provision suspension has been imposed or accepted. If a player is successful in appealing the provisional suspension then their name will not be disclosed until the final independent tribunal decision is made public. When a player receives a notice of provisional suspension that notice will state the date by when the provisional suspension will into effect (at which point it is public). At any time before or after it comes into force, the player can appeal the provisional suspension. If they can appeal before the provisional suspension comes into effect and are successful then their name will not be disclosed until the determination by the independent tribunal, which is what happened in Sinner’s case. This can be contrasted with Halep’s case who was unable to get the evidence to prove contamination at the provisional suspension stage and so her name was made public. For her, given she could not prove the contamination she had a much harder time demonstrating no fault/negligence until her appeal case.
@@radhikawithana7187 thanks for this, so it is normal practice for WADA to not be made aware of positive tests if another body deems the substance to have been taken on board, unknowingly while applying due diligence?
@@TalkingTennisTT WADA is always made aware of the a player’s positive test - that’s why they are given the charging letter. But they are bound by confidentiality and do not make the charges public (if there has been a successful appeal of a provisional suspension) until the final determination by the independent tribunal. To be clear WADA are always informed about positive results.
Thank you... I have been listening to so many people asking questions when actually the answers are out there... Just people do not bother to read and find out before passing judgements. For example, people think it is suspicious Sinner could identify the source very quickly... But if you are told the substance you have tested positive for, it can be easy to Google it and find products with it in... it says on the box of the spray and furthermore Ferrari warned the physio Naldi about it... Well they would have realised pretty quickly they made a mess.
@@loridibon yep
A bit unfair and unprecedented. Wada does not think Sinner has doped, this is quite clear. Only appeals on the point he may have been negligent. A ban may be (and was in this case) eliminated entirely from the picture as a result of No Fault or Negligence when an individual can establish that they did not know or suspect, or could not have reasonably known or suspected, even with the utmost caution that they had violated an anti-doping rule. The matter was adjudicated independently. ITIA took the matter to an independent tribunal that has ruled the player is innocent, there is no fault or negligence, just gave him a sanction for objective responsibility eliminating the Indian Wells result. This is the first time in history WADA appeals the decision of an independent tribunal. Sinner is treated worse than 100% of sportsmen before him. In the past, WADA has only appealed federation and national anti-doping decisions and sanctions. Also, if there is fault or negligence sanction must include cancellation of all results according to anti-doping law, so Wada is contradictory. Negligence means knowing. WADA must prove Sinner knew - good luck to them - and also that he is the greatest idiot on Planet Earth, because the quantity is one billionth of a gram and he would have risked the destruction of his career for that. Objective responsibility is not negligence.
@@karlpopper3246 you maybe right. Let’s see if CAS agrees
@@TalkingTennisTTstill it is unfair he must be judged twice by two independent tribunals. It has never happened before. WADA never appealed the decision of an independent tribunal. If he did not know about it, and could not have suspected it … it is objective responsibility, not negligence. He was already sanctioned for objective responsibility (with Indian Wells points and money). It is an independent tribunal that judged Sinner already this is very very important, and three different independent experts questioned by the tribunal were in favour of that conclusion of acquittal from negligence or fault.
@@karlpopper3246 WADA doesn’t see it that way. Whether it’s the first or 1000th time, doesn’t matter
She supports dictator lukashenka...