The video is at ×1,5 speed..just look at how fast the lob lands at 1:22 and how fast the ball kids move ...the USTA guys are always obsessed with making videos with a lit it bit more speed and i dont know why.
@@spaceshido6124 LMAO no! The reason the lob fell fast is because of the height it reached, the ball almost reached terminal velocity. The audio is also not distorted, and also if you take a closer look, their movement is normal during serve and after the points, you just probably haven't watch a tennis match live or you're not a tennis player at all.
The video is at ×1,5 speed..just look at how fast the lob lands at 1:22 and how fast the ball kids move ...the USTA guys always obsessed with making videos with a lit it bit more speed and i dont know why.
Are you speeding up your videos by a hair? I don't see the same speed from other court level highlights like Tennis TV's Alcaraz v Djokovic practice set at last year's ATP finals
The video is at ×1,5 speed..just look at how fast the lob lands at 1:22 and how fast the kids balls ...the USTA guys always obsessed with making videos with a lit it bit more speed and i dont know why.
probably this is the first time you see court-level hightlights. they are amazing. that's the problem of atp broadcasts and hightlights camera's angle, you don't feel the real speed, the height of top-spin and kick-serves, and the level of player's athleticism
8:45 Bweeeeh! Bweeeh!
How bout that down 4-1 come back from Rublev! AMAZING!
I just love crowd reaction👍🏼. In live we just hear a crowd noise, but here literally every voice apart! So cool to watch👏🏻 Nice job.
1:20 BWEH unleashed! Even pushed the ball out with BWEH powers after that. Game changer for sure
I didn’t know Rublev’s forehand has that much racquet head speed
The video is at ×1,5 speed..just look at how fast the lob lands at 1:22 and how fast the ball kids move ...the USTA guys are always obsessed with making videos with a lit it bit more speed and i dont know why.
@@spaceshido6124 LMAO no! The reason the lob fell fast is because of the height it reached, the ball almost reached terminal velocity. The audio is also not distorted, and also if you take a closer look, their movement is normal during serve and after the points, you just probably haven't watch a tennis match live or you're not a tennis player at all.
@@spaceshido6124 lol what? compare it with any indoor hard court speed, the court on the video is pretty slow
I think he has the fastest racquet head speed on tour
@@spaceshido6124 are you high?
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The video is at ×1,5 speed..just look at how fast the lob lands at 1:22 and how fast the ball kids move ...the USTA guys always obsessed with making videos with a lit it bit more speed and i dont know why.
@@spaceshido6124 mate are you stupid
8:47 Backhand followed by bweh cheering
Love this clean view and quality
Great video again, you bwehtter believe it.
I came back to watch again, please attend more tournaments. Your videos are the closest to being there myself.
4:31 What we came to see
THANK YOU for recording these amazing videos.
BWEH!
Super👏👍
Are you speeding up your videos by a hair? I don't see the same speed from other court level highlights like Tennis TV's Alcaraz v Djokovic practice set at last year's ATP finals
The video is at ×1,5 speed..just look at how fast the lob lands at 1:22 and how fast the kids balls ...the USTA guys always obsessed with making videos with a lit it bit more speed and i dont know why.
I believe it is normal speed
@@jasongong26 Definitely normal speed yes. Just set any video to 1.5 speed and you immediately see the difference with this one.
probably this is the first time you see court-level hightlights. they are amazing.
that's the problem of atp broadcasts and hightlights camera's angle, you don't feel the real speed, the height of top-spin and kick-serves, and the level of player's athleticism
@@firstlast2655 And the camera actually makes everything slower, so in realtime it even goes faster. Source: my own tennis videos.