Maatta/Tribler vs. Chan Jr/Pang SF FULL MATCH - Kailua Men's Night Doubles 2017
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ส.ค. 2020
- The Honolulu Homeloans / Pacifico Kailua Men's Night Doubles
Kailua Racquet Club, Kailua, HI (Oahu)
July-August, 2017
Men's Open Doubles: Semi Finals (Main Draw)
(4) MIkael Maatta & Jan Axel Tribler (wearing white)
vs.
(7) Marcel Chan Jr. & Corey Pang (wearing blue)
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2017 played host to one of the most competitive Kailua Men's Night Doubles tournaments in recent times! When you see multi-time Night Doubles champions Mikael Maatta & Jan Tribler seeded only as #4 in the main draw, you know the field of final teams will be very competitive! In fact, the final 3 matches of the main event all went the distance (3 full sets) & provided some highly dramatic & entertaining tennis.
Like I mentioned earlier, the doubles pairing of Maatta & Tribler entered the 2017 Kailua Night Doubles as the #4 seed, only b/c other teams had been making their name known by winning the previous two Night Doubles events in the Men's Triple Crown that year. Both veterans & young fresh blood were knocking at the door but Mikael & Jan still posed a constant obstacle for all challengers to battle en route to the championship victory. In the 47th annual Kailua Night Doubles, they would be there again, making it all the way to the semi finals & looking poised to make another title match birth. This time around, a fresh new team with youth, passion, & competitive fire would stand on the other side of the net: Marcel Chan Jr. & Corey Pang. Fresh out of the division 1 college tennis world, Marcel & Corey carried momentum of both collegiate training & match experience into the Night Doubles arena. Marcel, who had been a Kailua Racquet Club member since his young days as a junior player, had been dying for an opportunity like this to perhaps win his hometown (& home club) tournament! His partner, Corey Pang, had just finished his senior year playing for the University of Cal Poly. Corey boasted maybe the biggest serve of the tournament that year as well as raw tenacity that would make him a threat against any opponent.
This evening would prove to be one of the most competitive semi final nights in Kailua Night Doubles history with both this match & the ensuing semi final match going the distance. This matchup however had the feeling of a final round to it as both Maatta/Tribler & Chan/Pang swapping leads throughout the contest. Man, we were lucky fans to witness this classic night!
Check out Full Match highlights from this memorable Night Doubles matchup!
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Here are some sources related to this match:
Kailua Men's Night Doubles 2017 Tournament Draw:
tennislink.usta.com/tournamen...
Mikael Maatta ATP Player Profile:
www.atptour.com/en/players/mi...
Jan Tribler ATP Player Profile:
www.atptour.com/en/players/ja...
Marcel Chan Hawaii College Tennis Player Profile:
hawaiiathletics.com/sports/me...
Corey Pang Cal Poly College Tennis Coach Profile:
gopoly.com/sports/mens-tennis...
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This is some impressive high level doubles play footage. Rare on TH-cam to see full match videos at this level. Very much enjoyed it! I’m surprised at Head T shirt player that he didn’t have a 2nd serve and went mostly for 2 first serves. His return of serve inside out on deuce side is also unreal.
Thanks man! The older guys in white have both played D2 college tennis before as well as some ITF & even got wildcards into a challenger event before. They are savy!
I never get tired of watching Maatta and Tribler play! Great video and thanks!!
Likewise!
never get tired of these guys. both teams are great volleyers, and darn good servers. Not far from watching a slam match...
I discovered this channel recently and am hooked, such savvy doubles player, great matchups, really really high quality stuff. It looks like Hawaii has lots of fantastic players
Right on! Thanks for checking us out! Hawaii does love its doubles & we are blessed to have some pretty good tennis in the middle of the pacific! Stay tune for more videos to come. 🙂
I want to play these guys after this pandemic when stringent travel restrictions are over...definitely HQ doubles games 💪🎾🎾😊♥️
Electrifying match for sure! What a comeback from Maatta & Tribler.
I think when Chan and Pang lost the 2nd set, they got a bit shocked in their mentality. In the 3rd set, when the score was 5:5 and Chan/Pang serving, they played too tight in critical points which costed that service game. I would say that broken service game was the decider for the match because Chan/Pang basically surrendered in the last game.
Nice analysis! This match was a highlight of the tournament that year due to the drama w/ the lead exchanges as well as the experience contrast. Just goes to show that the points at the critical parts of a match can make or break everything in the end. Very memorable battle!
Damn great match!
Right? Competitive, dramatic, & contrast. Definitely a night doubles classic!
Stole that 2nd set tie-break and the match momentum. Nice!
Right!? That momentum swing was crucial & eventually determined the final outcome. Gotta love the drama!
Hi quality match.
Good to see the older guys fight back. Good match.
Gotta keep them young guys hungry!
@@tennisninjatv5391 they played a good match. I think they got over confident after the first set.
@@theroadrunnerjarhead4109 Never underestimate older guys.
@@tennisninjatv5391 very true.
Good dubs to watch thx! Heading to Kauai next week any good places to pick up a match?
Not too familiar with tennis on Kauai. Hoping to check it out ourselves someday!
Awesome video tennis ninja 👍🎾 great doubles match🎾 have you seen our latest videos 🎾👌 would love to hear what you think
guy with headband and white shorts sure is a whiny lil fella!
damn, grey shirt is pro level. yelling cmon every point is annoying though
The young guns are not that great in playing doubles. Great power but not too crafty for doubles match and lack of speed and agility for their age