Glad to see an overall positive attitude. Not easy to play when recovering from illness. Lingering effects can be subtle. Curious if you ever played a full match with that phantom 93p? Looked like you served bigger with it.
Some crazy good tennis Grisha. You stick to it like you are doing and finally things will turn your way. I have faith in you man. Footfaults...well from my angle, there weren't any. Especially how he was telling you about the "whole foot" being in. He needs some serious prescription glasses..or maybe I do...lol. Cheers! M
Good work Grisha, maybe its bc u guys have played so much in the past that ur rallies seemed to have a natural flow and pace. Well done from both of u..and ik what its like to lose a racquet, felt like the biggest idiot in the world when I lost my old pro staff
Man, he was tough. He cheated so much to the backhand side and left the court open for you but basically was betting on your mistake down the line plus he was fast. I wonder if going down the line and then to his backhand again so that he gets backhands on the run would work.
What an awkward opponent to matchup against, both as a former presenter on this channel and as an opponent. He's hitting a strong forehand one time then another time hitting a squash or drop shot. If I didn't know the score or outcome I thought you would have blown him out of the water, just because your strokes are so smooth and polished. A lot of his balls are awkward for you because they have a low contact point and it doesn't allow you to hit your natural stroke. You never practice hitting balls at your ankles because nobody hits those types of balls during practice unless they're an asshole. You're also having to run forward and back than what you prefer to be side to side. Grish, his backhand is the weaker side (as you already knew) and he was guarding his backhand by hitting forehands around it. The best thing you can try is when you have him on the deuce court and you do have a chance to hit to his backhand side. Try to come in. Forcing him to hit passing shots from his one handed backhand something that would give you an advantage. If you can plan it where you're at the net as he's forced to hit a backhand is the right gameplan to be. Also for one handed backhand players. Just try to throw high arc top spin balls into the ad court, you were hitting nice and flat and that's how 1hbh players like it. They flush the ball easier. Hitting high loopy spin balls to his backhand side I think might help you a lot with this type of opponent and it is a lot harder to slice those shots for him as well. Sorry for the backseat coaching, I know you're super accomplished tennis player who knows how to play. But just some observations from another tennis player that's been playing for a long time. But the next evolution of your game I think needs to funnel to ending more points at the net. You seemed a bit uncomfortable at the net in this match. Maybe it's something you can drill and work on. I think it will boost your game a lot and give your opponents a real hard time if you become an assasin / wall up there.
Thanks a lot for the super detailed coaching! I definitely don't mind this kind of feedback. It's always good to hear a weighted opinion from the outside. Appreciate the support!
You would have won that match if there weren't those bad calls on the match, anyways I hope you win your next tournament that you play Grisha good luck!
Your whole foot was inside?! I definitely didn't see any foot faults. If you did, it would've been too hard for him to even tell for sure because only a small section of your foot would be crossing, if at all. Very odd that he kept calling them on you again and again. Did you think to ask him how and what part of your foot was crossing the line? That's what I would do if it kept getting called on me.
@@gladiatorstribe The only thing I can think of is if your shoes have a white border he might've confused the line with your shoes, but it's still confusing!
today is a good day! you posted, felix posted and simon posted. my three favorite tennis youtubers lol
Hahahaha awesome 😂
@@gladiatorstribeCOLLAB!!!!
Grisha you played so good considering this was the first day you felt better! Go get em!
Thank you so much!!
The most entertaining match/tournament tennis channel on TH-cam by a mile!
Thank you so much!! Means so much to know that!
A tricky match mentally and physically, but you broke the ice and now you'll be on your way. Chin up, stay positive and your moment will come!
Thank you very much for this awesome support!! Really appreciate it!
my game improved a lot since i watch you. thanks and good luck!
Thank you so much!!
"in the life" -- great expression (0:52)
Already excited to watch this vid
The fact that the mouse was on the screen for the whole first set made me laugh so hard 😂
😂😂😂😂
Glad to see an overall positive attitude. Not easy to play when recovering from illness. Lingering effects can be subtle. Curious if you ever played a full match with that phantom 93p? Looked like you served bigger with it.
It can be tough, for sure! Haven't played a full match with it. Crazy for the serve if you nail it, that's for sure!
U know it’s a good day when a gladiators tennis vid pops up
Fr
Hahahaha thank you so much!!!
Some crazy good tennis Grisha. You stick to it like you are doing and finally things will turn your way. I have faith in you man.
Footfaults...well from my angle, there weren't any. Especially how he was telling you about the "whole foot" being in. He needs some serious prescription glasses..or maybe I do...lol.
Cheers!
M
Thank you very much!! This really keeps me going! Really appreciate your feedback! Agreed on the ff 😂😂
@@gladiatorstribe You bet man. Cheers!
Utr tourneys are goated
Really high level match. Well done to the both of you. 💪
Thank you very much!
3:31 and 3:59 before your right foot moves forward the left foot is already on the line.
Is that a pure drive?
I've been wondering, but when you guys started and the courts you were always on, were you at a camp or like a tennis academy?
Yes! Correct!
wow 0:20 was like going back in time 🧑🏾 :)
Hahahaha 😂😂
Good work Grisha, maybe its bc u guys have played so much in the past that ur rallies seemed to have a natural flow and pace. Well done from both of u..and ik what its like to lose a racquet, felt like the biggest idiot in the world when I lost my old pro staff
Thank you very much! You're right, felt like an idiot 😂😂
1:50 such a smooth slide!
Hahaha thank you!
This was a great match!
Thanks!!
Do you load groundstrokes on the heel?
grish a question with whom are you in the reviews of the rackets.
I'm a big fan of gladiators tennis
AGUANTE Gladiators Tennis Desde Argentina
Muchas gracias boludo!! Which review are we talking? hahaha
in each revision they upload grish?
You're sliding around like crazy! Is it the Lacoste shoes?
Yess!!
UPLOAD DAY!!!!
cold handshake
😂😂
@Gladiators tennis - any updates on your clothing, when it be avaliable
Will let you know as soon as!!
Man, he was tough. He cheated so much to the backhand side and left the court open for you but basically was betting on your mistake down the line plus he was fast. I wonder if going down the line and then to his backhand again so that he gets backhands on the run would work.
Thanks for the feedback! His bh on the run isn't bad but playing to his forehand can be risky.
Why did you stop serve and volleying if you were winning so many points with it?
Well, had my doubts 😕
Anyone else notice the curser on the screen
3:32 it was NOT foot fault. Not debatable, it just wasn't
Hahahaha thank you!! Agreed 😂
did you faint😮
although, as you know, I collect modern tennis racquets, I didn't take yours! I promise 😉 haha.........😄
Hahaha alright, that's one suspect less 😂😂
@@gladiatorstribe lol 😄👊
Роскошно! :)
Letttssss go
Vamooooos!
Grish do you ever encounter any discrimination being Russian at these tournaments?
Not at the UTRs!
Utr refs are always horrible, I went to a utr pro tournament in the USA and every player complained about the poor decisions
It's often the case on hard courts. Wait till you see the next match 😂
Почему ты сам не играешь на турнирах?
Играю 😂
What an awkward opponent to matchup against, both as a former presenter on this channel and as an opponent. He's hitting a strong forehand one time then another time hitting a squash or drop shot. If I didn't know the score or outcome I thought you would have blown him out of the water, just because your strokes are so smooth and polished. A lot of his balls are awkward for you because they have a low contact point and it doesn't allow you to hit your natural stroke. You never practice hitting balls at your ankles because nobody hits those types of balls during practice unless they're an asshole. You're also having to run forward and back than what you prefer to be side to side.
Grish, his backhand is the weaker side (as you already knew) and he was guarding his backhand by hitting forehands around it. The best thing you can try is when you have him on the deuce court and you do have a chance to hit to his backhand side. Try to come in. Forcing him to hit passing shots from his one handed backhand something that would give you an advantage. If you can plan it where you're at the net as he's forced to hit a backhand is the right gameplan to be. Also for one handed backhand players. Just try to throw high arc top spin balls into the ad court, you were hitting nice and flat and that's how 1hbh players like it. They flush the ball easier. Hitting high loopy spin balls to his backhand side I think might help you a lot with this type of opponent and it is a lot harder to slice those shots for him as well. Sorry for the backseat coaching, I know you're super accomplished tennis player who knows how to play. But just some observations from another tennis player that's been playing for a long time.
But the next evolution of your game I think needs to funnel to ending more points at the net. You seemed a bit uncomfortable at the net in this match. Maybe it's something you can drill and work on. I think it will boost your game a lot and give your opponents a real hard time if you become an assasin / wall up there.
Thanks a lot for the super detailed coaching! I definitely don't mind this kind of feedback. It's always good to hear a weighted opinion from the outside. Appreciate the support!
I thought you got way better fitness than Al?
I really like als game!
not sure the ump knows what a foot fault is
😂😂😂😂
You would have won that match if there weren't those bad calls on the match, anyways I hope you win your next tournament that you play Grisha good luck!
Thank you so much for that support!! Means a lot to me!
Your whole foot was inside?! I definitely didn't see any foot faults. If you did, it would've been too hard for him to even tell for sure because only a small section of your foot would be crossing, if at all. Very odd that he kept calling them on you again and again. Did you think to ask him how and what part of your foot was crossing the line? That's what I would do if it kept getting called on me.
Hahahahaha honestly I'm not sure. I wasn't sure when I played the match. Then looking at the footage I got quite confused with those ff calls
@@gladiatorstribe The only thing I can think of is if your shoes have a white border he might've confused the line with your shoes, but it's still confusing!
3.35 didn’t look like a foot fault, looks like a dodgy umpire...
Yep, agreed 😂
Some of those FF did not look like FF at all. That chair judge was bored or something.
Totally agree 😂
What in the world drug is this ump on
😂😂😂
change the name of the channel to "defeat after defeat"
Thanks for the advice 😘
Did you call the umpire an asshole?
In a joking way, yeah 😂