@@clav3284 I don't get the hate? Dude also played Steve Johnson and Marc Giron on his channel, guys who were ranked 21 and 49 at their peaks on the atp tour.
I really love the footwork on sell's backhand. That backhand of his was just working for him in this match. Love how sell also got in Eubanks head returning most of his serve inside the service line and pressuring Eubanks to double fault.
Great match, Karue, you should have stayed on tour. Chris has such leverage with his height, but you blunted his power by staying in the points, very smart play!
This reminds me of the Ferrer-Isner matchups. Ferrer ran around like he was at a gymnastics competition. If the court had walls he’d have bounced off ‘em. And he also won the majority of the matches. The returns were strong and steady so the server was under constant pressure. I miss watching these guys who breathe the heavier air, like myself.
Sell has such great technique. Serve and forehand have a lot of Fed to it. That double handed backhand though is perfection. Reminds me of Nalbandian's.
Much like John Isner, Eubanks is power personified. How many times have we seen Izzy fade late in a match? Perhaps Christopher could cross train with basketball or soccer to improve his footwork and stamina.
The outcome of this match proves that even if you have a better serve and stronger ground strokes than your opponent, poor footwork and more unforced errors can cost you the match.
He ran out of gas so quickly. This was not a physical match so it surprised me to see how gassed Eubanks was at the start of the third. Also AWESOME camera work for an AWESOME match. I would pay money to see more of these at this camera angle. But for now, I'll just subscribe and turn on notifications.
This type of camera work provides a much more realistic experience of what it actually is like to be on the court with this caliber of talent. I wish all pro matches were filmed this way.
26:16 Karue played a one-handed backhand passing shot !! I think that this was an unconscious adaption to the ball coming at him after Eubanks reached his stop. I wonder whether Karue started with a one handed backhand when he was young because it looks so natural?
As elegant as Eubanks's game is, he plays with too little margin of error. Many times it looked like he could have stayed in the point for one more shot but just cut it too close.
Eubanks’ game isn’t quite as good as Isner’s at his peak. He went away fast in the 2nd and 3 rd set because he was tired. Your serve is the first thing to fall apart when your legs are tired. Currently, Eubanks is 24 years old and has only won 4 ATP tour level matches in his career. So, he is grinding away at the Challenger level and almost got into the top 100. He slipped down to 237 in March 2021. If he can build in more consistency he has a chance of breaking the top 100. Then it become a mental and fitness battle. I wish him well.
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It’s a returning class from Mr. Karue. Embanks has a bigger serve but less consistent. Once Mr. Karue figured out the returning at the second set, game is over.
@@zifrowzifrow7767 Federer has set a good and bad example for this. Federer likes to hit it this way with his great forehand and quick enough to recover. Even with Federer, sometimes he is not able to recover to the forehand side. Only a handful players can hit high quality down the line backhand. Eubanks is not one of them. However, his cross-court backhand is very nice, very low and wide.
I'm old school, so I'm not crazy about how much the equipment gives the advantage to the server. Too many short points. Just my opinion... That being said... I think Sell did a great job returning Eubank's serve. Probably did get into his head some. Eubank's lost the match due to too many loose service games, I guess trying not to give Sell anything to hit? Eubank's ran around Sell's second serve a lot and had some great returns, but Sell started serving more second serves to his forehand which got him a number of easy/free points catching him moving the wrong way. Great match. Could easily have been much closer. Good mental fortitude to come back after losing that first set tiebreaker! Wish I had 1/2 the quickness and speed of either one of these guys!
The fitter player won here today, and most occasions that is what happens esp against a guy who just goes for broke on most of his shots like Eubanks did
Remember Eubanks reached the Quarters of Wimbledon. A grass court tournament. Huge different. Still very good though and did sick in Miami too, which is on hard.
He needs to develop a high kick serve to the opponents backhand. There were a lot of returns where Sell just took the energy from the flat serve and pushed it back for a winner.
Sell should learn a thing or two from that guy on My Tennis HQ.
😂🤣
Idk, he’s too busy beating up 4.5’s on that channel to give us any useful content
@@clav3284 I’m not so sure Winston is a legit 4.5 he seems more like a 4.0
@@clav3284 I don't get the hate? Dude also played Steve Johnson and Marc Giron on his channel, guys who were ranked 21 and 49 at their peaks on the atp tour.
@@abujabi and now hes an official atp coach
Eubanks now being current #32 in the world, what a win for Sell these years ago 💪
I could beat this eubanks bruh, just toss the ball around he cant get to them 😂
@@robinsoncruise2228no chance ur real
I think this Eubanks guy could make the quarters of Wimbledon some day but idk
I feel like he’d enjoy Mallorca Spain for a trip
Good comment bro!!! so clique
I really love the footwork on sell's backhand. That backhand of his was just working for him in this match. Love how sell also got in Eubanks head returning most of his serve inside the service line and pressuring Eubanks to double fault.
Eubanks generates a lot of easy power. Hope he can improve his fitness, consistency, and mental game.
He plays to his competition. In this case, there was none.
@@joseppi4cinqua if there was no competition how come eubanks lost?
He's a servebot hack who moves like a tank
Hope he never makes it on the tour
He did in fact improve on his game
My Tennis HQ playing with Eubanks!! This is amazing!!
Sell randomly hitting a 1HBH passing shot in the third game of the second set. 😳
Eubanks looks like Tiger Woods in John Isner's body lol
Especially his serve.
@@ragnarhairypants83 wow, really?
Haha good call
LeBron James playing tennis is Tiafoe.
The UNBELIEVABLE backhand winner at 43:21. Eubanks was literally on the other court 😱
The camera kinda missed it fall in but best shot of the game.
I mean Karue should’ve gone for a smash instead of a flashy inside out
43:17 holy
Amazing get and ensuing shot.
I love Eubanks second serve and that one hander is beast. but those legs... I hope I'm not the only one who noticed
Unfortunately, not everyone can be built like Rafa...😂😂
Great match, Karue, you should have stayed on tour. Chris has such leverage with his height, but you blunted his power by staying in the points, very smart play!
This reminds me of the Ferrer-Isner matchups. Ferrer ran around like he was at a gymnastics competition. If the court had walls he’d have bounced off ‘em. And he also won the majority of the matches. The returns were strong and steady so the server was under constant pressure. I miss watching these guys who breathe the heavier air, like myself.
Dang this video is aging well for Karue! Eubanks has been showing out since Miami!
Sell is niaomi osaka’s practice partner!!
I thought he looked familiar! Tennis HQ, right?
Osaka stopped playing tennis to sell FTx coins
@karuesell - Love it. Your talent is evident even 7 years ago. Let's get it top 100 soon.
Sell has such great technique. Serve and forehand have a lot of Fed to it. That double handed backhand though is perfection. Reminds me of Nalbandian's.
yeah
beautiful form
oh my It's Karue Sell. I love this guy's channel
I’ve started follow the guy for a while now. A pure genius!
Much like John Isner, Eubanks is power personified. How many times have we seen Izzy fade late in a match? Perhaps Christopher could cross train with basketball or soccer to improve his footwork and stamina.
Karue is such a warrior. The other guy is incredible too.
Sell's backhand is really comprehensive and excellent.
i disagree his forehand is nice but he needs a lot of improvement on his backhand
@@evmaddi9697 Did we watch the same player? His backhand is incredible.
The outcome of this match proves that even if you have a better serve and stronger ground strokes than your opponent, poor footwork and more unforced errors can cost you the match.
Look at Eubanks now man 😅
He ran out of gas so quickly. This was not a physical match so it surprised me to see how gassed Eubanks was at the start of the third.
Also AWESOME camera work for an AWESOME match. I would pay money to see more of these at this camera angle. But for now, I'll just subscribe and turn on notifications.
This type of camera work provides a much more realistic experience of what it actually is like to be on the court with this caliber of talent. I wish all pro matches were filmed this way.
Eubanks may be the only tennis player whose arms are thicker than his legs...
berrettini
Vive Five yeah and berretini’s calves are twice the size of eubanks’
LOL!!
Then you haven't seen mine....
As of 2023 both players have improved.
I thought Sell had a very good serve. Looks similar to fed
I like your one handed backhand passing shot . I think it was in the first set.
karue needs to get back out on tour!
Karue with a casual one handed backhand winner at 26:15 haha
26:16 Karue played a one-handed backhand passing shot !! I think that this was an unconscious adaption to the ball coming at him after Eubanks reached his stop. I wonder whether Karue started with a one handed backhand when he was young because it looks so natural?
Eubanks has potential...hope he has a chance to review this video...wonder if he practices with Donald Young...
lol
this guy is 6'7 ... JUST GET UR SERVE IN HOLY no need for that hard....
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Eubanks obviously has more weapons. But Sell is the more complete player here.
As elegant as Eubanks's game is, he plays with too little margin of error. Many times it looked like he could have stayed in the point for one more shot but just cut it too close.
Eubanks has a huge serve, good game, terrible conditioning
Both player is so nice.
Dunno about you guys but I've always enjoyed Sell's playing style.
Matthew Kwak whats his style?
@@speedwagon6-e1b badasss style 🔥🔥😂
@MyTennisHQ Karue it's kinda funny to see how fed like u were back then :D
Eubanks never seems to have any sort of tactic. Just kind of hits wherever and hopes it goes in.
Eubanks’ game isn’t quite as good as Isner’s at his peak. He went away fast in the 2nd and 3 rd set because he was tired. Your serve is the first thing to fall apart when your legs are tired. Currently, Eubanks is 24 years old and has only won 4 ATP tour level matches in his career. So, he is grinding away at the Challenger level and almost got into the top 100. He slipped down to 237 in March 2021. If he can build in more consistency he has a chance of breaking the top 100. Then it become a mental and fitness battle. I wish him well.
I think Eubanks has a chance to make the quarters at Wimbledon
@@user-rz7gx2oj3i lmao
6:49 that ball catch
What ball catch?
The Quality is so good what kinda camera do you use and nice match too
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Open this video after being impressed by Eubanks in Wimbledon 2023
ayyy sell won the 10,000 congrats man
Eubanks' 2nd serve... hollllly shiet.
Fantastic points! Thanks for posting.
My Tennis HQ is Good Player ,Like his backhand
25:16 karue sell one hand backhand
Eubanks played line 3 singles in high school. I can’t believe this guy is now on the pro tour. I knew he was good, but not this good.
Maybe hes a late bloomer.
welp... now he's REALLY bloomed!!
@@dragunovx93 yup
This Eubanks guy could be good one day
4:57 karue looks like fed on the run
both have talent....obviously eubanks ceiling is way higher if he works on fitness and consistency
nah sell
sell is better
@@BullyGarfield. Are you sure about that
haha idiot@@BullyGarfield.
Eubanks not returning a single serve outside his immediate strike zone
Subscribed, thanks for these videos✌
great match
It's TENNIS HQ!!!!!!!!!!
eubanks could lay down and cover the entire service box, but he's getting aced like he's playing Isner.
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Karue looks like Thomas Jane in Boogie Nights
Algorithm works, again 😅
how are these guys in comparison to the challenger tour?
So many unforced errors
they hit the crap out of the ball, but majority of the time its out or to the net.
Congrats !!
sell looks like jonah from tennis clash
lmao
It’s a returning class from Mr. Karue. Embanks has a bigger serve but less consistent. Once Mr. Karue figured out the returning at the second set, game is over.
10:27 2 for flinching!
What is sell doing teaching! He should be playing challengers at least!
Challenger tour doesn’t pay enough money for any player to play long term exclusively on that tour
Sell knows how to win
10:31 you gotta recover man.
or maybe just hit it with a backhand instead of letting the whole court empty to have a forehand :)
@@zifrowzifrow7767 Federer has set a good and bad example for this. Federer likes to hit it this way with his great forehand and quick enough to recover. Even with Federer, sometimes he is not able to recover to the forehand side. Only a handful players can hit high quality down the line backhand. Eubanks is not one of them. However, his cross-court backhand is very nice, very low and wide.
Also, Eubanks should use his kick serve out wide more often and serve and volley!
I'm old school, so I'm not crazy about how much the equipment gives the advantage to the server. Too many short points. Just my opinion... That being said...
I think Sell did a great job returning Eubank's serve. Probably did get into his head some. Eubank's lost the match due to too many loose service games, I guess trying not to give Sell anything to hit?
Eubank's ran around Sell's second serve a lot and had some great returns, but Sell started serving more second serves to his forehand which got him a number of easy/free points catching him moving the wrong way.
Great match. Could easily have been much closer. Good mental fortitude to come back after losing that first set tiebreaker!
Wish I had 1/2 the quickness and speed of either one of these guys!
Unless you were using wooden rackets, the technology really hasn't provided a significant advantage to modern servers in my opinion.
How did it sell?
So crazy reading these comments about eubanks from 5 years ago…
The fitter player won here today, and most occasions that is what happens esp against a guy who just goes for broke on most of his shots like Eubanks did
Eubanks is like Monfils. Falls apart in the later stages of a match if he cannot win quickly
Wow talk about a total meltdown....
Who would win? Wimbledon Quarterfinalist or up and coming TH-camr?
Remember Eubanks reached the Quarters of Wimbledon. A grass court tournament. Huge different. Still very good though and did sick in Miami too, which is on hard.
eubanks needs to work on footwork.....late to the ball too many times.
He should approach the net much more often, I wonder why he doesn’t serve and volley
@@user-us8cy6bo1w the same could be said of John isner. They both should serve and volley like edberg
Eubanks has a big serve!
Eubanks has such a good technique, aestheticly pleasing to watch
10:28 that poor ball boy 😂😂
Eubanks plays a lot more at the net nowadays
Chris has a nice, relaxed game. However, he is pretty sloppy with his feet and he makes a lot of UE's.
Was... He's won a tour title and made quarters at Wimbly
not a lot of long rallies let's say lol
both looked inconsistent. many points are UEs
Your mom calls you an unforced error.
I love how Karue was complaining about the balls 🤣🤣
Can we get a no spoilers rule in the comments? I was halfway through the video, scrolled down, and found out who won.
Load of Backhand errors from Eubanks!
Eubanks has an impressive one hander, really rips it
TDR Mills he misses all the time. No safety at all
WOW
Was I the only one that thought Karue was American? 😮
same here! He' brazilian on paper or what? He speaks perfect American English
Ok @mytennishq
This nigga can serve really deym
Eubanks legs lmaooo
Great serve, trash forehand.
Eubanks is 6'7....just smash your serve anyway
He needs to develop a high kick serve to the opponents backhand. There were a lot of returns where Sell just took the energy from the flat serve and pushed it back for a winner.