I used to be so frustrated with Fritz' game a couple years ago. You know he has been putting in the work to get where he's at today! Incredible. Go Fritz tomorrow!!!!!
Sascha looked so sad here, he almost seemed to be fighting back the tears at the beginning. He's worked really hard recently and his game has improved a lot. Today Taylor played better on the big points, so congratulations to him. He's worked hard to make improvements as well recently. I wish them both well for 2025 ❤❤
It's good that Zverev recognizes that Fritz has an improved and much better forehand now. It's high time that Zverev improves his forehand too. The way he's hitting it right now with so much spin is more suited to Clay.
They played some amazing points but tbh both made multiple unforced errors and neither will win a slam until they stop this. Easy win for Sinner tomorrow.
Zverev definitely needs to improve mentally especially when it comes to his return game. It's important to want to put it back in play, but when the return is not aggressive/challenging, there's an opportunity for players like Fritz to still be on the offensive rather than neutral. Moreover, Zverev needs to have more confidence in hitting tighter angles from the forehand wing. He's shown some improvement especially against Carlos, but there's still ways to go.
Agree and sure Zverev agrees. He did make great improvements this year and has been through a lot. He is a very strong competitor and will no doubt rest and then prepare hard for next year. He won‘t give up. I think his comment about the change of energy today says a lot about why the outcome was Fritz won at the end. He had personal drama to deal with on top of injury at Wimbledon and illness this year. You cannot be physically and mentally at your best every match. He said he still is recovering from the effects of the pneumonia at the beginning of this tournament. It is a great achievement he ended the year at number 2 in the world. I like how the reporters were very respectful and thoughtful.
@@Laland_1196It had nothing to do with his return. Its all about the ‘head’ and mental part of the game. These players simply dont have that part of the game and obviously its the most important one. We dont need to go far ,here we have it in Alexander Zverev. Guy literally has everything. Monster serve Monster backhand Monster forehand Monster stamina Monster footwork even this tall Zverev has it all except one thing but unfortunately for him ,that one is the most important one .
@@soulfood2453 He only proved a threat once in the third when he squandered the triple break. Fritz's serve was barely challenged, because Zverev doesn't aim to play it in deep spots or the body to compromise the server and get to neutral. When you compare Zverev with the more educated returns of Sinner and Novak, for instance, the difference is stark.
I think it said alot when Roger gave Zverev some tough love and said he needs to be more offensive. I don't think Ive seen roger talk that way about another top players game and I think thats due to the fact he can see so much upside potential for Zverev. Zverev please just play more offensive tennis, even if the errors come in the short term, it will get you closer to achieving your first grand slam and more!
interviews going hard on zverev. hahaha tie breakers. And Fritz made the right decision to go back to natural hair colour... made all the difference. lol starting to really respect Fritz though
Man, Zverev just cannot acknowledge Fritz. Maybe that's part of the problem, thinks he's superior yet can't win the big high pressure points when it counts.
He does not emphasize how good taylor's game was, because He knows that he is the one who decided the outcome of the encounter because He definitely has the Bigger game. As He said before He has to Focus on his game. But He wasnt able to play His A game. This definitely was very close or even was Fritz' A game.. it is mentally..
Thats just not true... He works with a sports psychologist sometimes (but I agree with you- not enough and not very sucessfull like it seems) and the question is dumb. How can one replicate the tension of a real match tiebreak in the training? And what should he answer to this so shortly after a lost seminfinal...
@@cas5196 There is nothing you can do about it. Some players mature later ,some never. I doubt someone can help you when you have that tension or when you are not a born winner. I remember playing tournaments. I couldnt be as relaxed as in practice,almost never.
@@jonbonesmahomes7472 I get what you mean but I do think that Sascha has got what you need to win a Slam. He won 7 Masters and 2 Finals. Thats not nothing... but I fear that Fritz will stay his nemesis. A little bit like Danil has been...
@@cas5196 Well,thats not even questionable . Zverev is the best player ever without a slam ,better than Nalbandian in my opinion. But he doesnt have the most important part,mental game when matters. Simple as that. If Zverev never wins a slam,that will be a tragedy. I believe he will be dangerous next year,but again,what it all matters when he chokes in the most decisive moments. I remember the Roland Garros this year. As soon as he won the third set for a 2-1 set lead,i knew he would lose again.
13:13 Knew he was talking about the inside-out forehand even before he mentions anything about forehands. He's 100% talking about that shot. He never did enough with that shot but it's looked really good this week.
Zverev played quite passive on big points. Balls were shorts, backhand to backhand. He was more aggressive against Alcaraz. Credit to Fritz, he was returning very well and serving very well too.
Against Alcaraz he played like if he had nothing to lose. Thats when he's best. I mean he won serval times against Roger... He has everything, but not yet the mentality of a champion. It's like he's afraid to work on it with a mental trainer.
Considering how well he played the entire season and also this tournament, Sasha really should have at least made the final. Just when you think he has momentum, he has a drop in level.
Alexander you are still my favourite Tennis Player with Novak. You have done so well in the tournament. You would have played better if you had 2 nights rest. Keep going you are doing good. Your Granny Fanxx
The glaring issue with Zverev’s game was asked directly towards him and he refused to answer it. That tells you all you need to know why Zverev is in the state he’s in. On important moments Zverev fails to execute. And not staring directly and addressing the issue is why nothing will change for him.
And I know easier said than done but look you have only so many years to be a contender at the slams and the other important events, if he wants a few slams under his belt he’s gotta figure this out or he’ll be just like kyrgios.
I listened to the tiebreak question and paused... Zverev has gotten better in his after match interviews ( in a lost ). Tiebreak question, wtf... 1min 36 sec, ....
there's nothing wrong with the question, I personally think it was the best question out of them all simply because Zverev right know struggles a lot in tiebreaks and stats are actually very important to understand in which aspect one must improve. He didn't answer despite it being a routine question that tennis players get asked a lot...
Taylor’s replies do not reflect the American usual way of snowing up culture. Very modest replies , not blessing and upraising himself for his win. Although I am a Zverev supporter, I respect Taylor Fritz , would be interesting to know what national origins he has
Fritz is really fair in his assessment of their match-up. He did not mention that at Laver Cup, Zverev was at the height of his pneumonia and was literally hospitalized days before.
These journalists sometimes ... Coming up with a random stat. You know SOMEONE has to have the worst record in tiebreaks against other T10 players. It's a random distribution. 3/11 is not a cause for concern. And then the Italian guy comforting Zverev with second place. That guy has no business comforting top players. Just ask decent questions ffs. But the way Zverev is trying to win the match in the review is a little concerning indeed. He looks more annoyed than devastated. Top players both congratulate the opponent AND vow to do better next time. Zverev seems to think that he can replay every match with a more favorable outcome. He's just that little too happy with himself. He's not allowing the sentiment of defeat, which keeps him from tapping into the determination to win.
Basic questions based on stats doesn’t bring a good conversation. Alexander is playing very good tennis and he deserves to be on the top 5 and win 3x slams
He’s such a sore loser😭😭and in the comments under the previous press conference video people were saying how much he improved his mentality and how humble he is. Yeah it’s easy to act like that when you’ve just won. But when he loses he shows his true colors.
@@sv-bd5em Where is he a bad loser? Yes, of course he's not in a great mood after the defeat, but that's obvious. And he said rightfully that the first set was bad. And he was the better player in the second and third set. He's right about that. And he's also right that it was his own fault that he lost because he didn't take his chances. He simply answered honestly or do you have to praise your opponent to the skies to be a good loser? Fritz was strong, but not better in terms of play. Mentally, however, he was in a completely different league to Zverev and that made the difference.
Thank you for your accurate and appropriate response. Zverev was not just making excuses. He is actually better statistically though Taylor has also improved. Zverev finally just got mentally and physically drained. He is still actually recovering from effects of pneumonia and played really great the whole tournament in Paris and the first 3 round robin matches. After he goes on vacation and physically and mentally rest I think he will come back even stronger next year. He is a fighter and fiercely ambitious so he will prepare hard for next year.
You literally GAVE excuses. Do you think fritz isn’t mentally and physically drained? It isn’t just zverev. Appropriate only when it suits you. Grow up
@@sv-bd5em I have the impression that you can't distinguish between an explanation and an excuse. The fact that Zverev was mentally and physically exhausted could explain why he performed so badly at the end today. But nobody is saying that Fritz isn't as well. On the contrary, it actually emphasises how much respect you can have for Fritz's performance that he held out so well.
This is a mental game Sascha. I guess you felt that way may be because you knew you were going against Fritz. You need to shake his name off. Inly thing you need to take in to your head is that your better than Fritz. You are worls no 2 . Keep that playing un the head. Keep your conference high Good luck dear Sascha❤
I think it's easy to forget how devastating the 2022 injury was for him. Although he was fully physically recovered, he was probably still mentally recovering this year and remembering / discovering what it is like competing at the top level again. I hope he wins a slam next year. He could do it on any of the surfaces.
essa nova geração de tenistas são rapazes muito jovens e muito muito lindos em Paris o Carlos uau embelezou muito a final do tennis agora tô vendo que o esporte é um celeiro de homens belos o Jannik parece um ser celestial simplesmente divino e maravilhoso jogando é ótimo assistir a final entre ele e Taylor vai ser linda torço pela apaixonada torcida 🇮🇹 ganhar mesmo o 🏆
Both are very good players ,that's the reason why they are here.Taylor is a very civilised ,homble and honest person and he is playing very good ,he is improved a lot and it is very good for him and us....😊But Yannick is waiting in final.😮😂😂😂😂All my best for them😊😊
@@Laland_1196then Zverev needs to step it up and not make careless errors. The goal for any match is to survive and advance. Fritz did that. He held strong and Zverev made the errors.
How exactly a set that ends in a tiebreak, with no breaks, can be dominated by any player ? Just because Zverev got through his service games easier and had more chances on the return doesn't mean he dominated the set. It was close and Fritz had his chances too.
He started poorly, then seemed to be coming back, then didn't. It happens. He played a great tiebreak against Carlos. Taylor just has the mental edge against him right now
This interview is a joke. Fritz had one more day to rest and seems like Sasha lost by double 6-0. He was very close to win in the third set when fritz save the break point in the 5-5. Great match
Such a clown when he loses lmao excuses all the time and doesnt answer the questions he can keep fluking 2 masters by not facing top 10 players will nevsr win a slam
Taylor is a really nice and friendly guy. If only I didn't have to watch his blonde girlfriend and her stupid behavior on TV all the time when he's playing.... What he can do tactically and technically, he does brilliantly. Serve, forehand, BOOM. But when I see how he holds the racket, how bad his footwork is, how limited he is with his strokes, I wonder why Zverev loses so often to him? Zverev has an overflowing talent and doesn't make good use of it. As many have already written here, it must be down to his attitude and mindset. I would advise him to get an external coach and become more independent. Otherwise the Grand Slam title won't happen.... Lendl and Becker have already tried. He just always seems to know better....
Fritz has improved physically but mainly mentally over the last 2 years, and he's a much better player. Zverev had to spend 1 of those years learning how to walk again, and now another year getting match play back at where he was. He's effectively 2 years behind Fritz mentally now and that's why Fritz has been getting the better of him in these matches.
quel exploit faire jouer un joueur qui enchaine les matchs sans jour de repos contre l'adversaire qui lui en a un, surtout pour une demie de masters , non vraiment.
I honestly can’t stand the sound of Taylor’s voice. That vocal fry is just unbearable! Someone needs to let him know that so many people skip his press conferences for that exact reason.
I noticed zverev ran out if gas ⛽, it was also bad scheduling that he played Carlos and then he played fritz immediately unlike fritz had a days break same is for sinner he got extra day!!
Sucks. It was a tight match. It's crazy though with how lopsided things are now. Sinner is going to crush Fritz. It's not even going to be a good match.
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I used to be so frustrated with Fritz' game a couple years ago. You know he has been putting in the work to get where he's at today! Incredible. Go Fritz tomorrow!!!!!
Sascha looked so sad here, he almost seemed to be fighting back the tears at the beginning. He's worked really hard recently and his game has improved a lot. Today Taylor played better on the big points, so congratulations to him. He's worked hard to make improvements as well recently. I wish them both well for 2025 ❤❤
You're getting better evry time I see you I think you're in the right place ❤❤🎉🎉
And really it was anyone's match today
Fritz has matured a lot. Still fun, not uptight but insightful but still fun and he has stayed humble despite really great milestone. Keep it going!
It's good that Zverev recognizes that Fritz has an improved and much better forehand now. It's high time that Zverev improves his forehand too. The way he's hitting it right now with so much spin is more suited to Clay.
Taylor played a phenomental match against Sassha but today's win showed Taylor has upped his game indeed.
They played some amazing points but tbh both made multiple unforced errors and neither will win a slam until they stop this. Easy win for Sinner tomorrow.
Fritz's consistency, hardworker,and mental perseverance are what won him the match. Good sign of growth. ❤
Zverev definitely needs to improve mentally especially when it comes to his return game. It's important to want to put it back in play, but when the return is not aggressive/challenging, there's an opportunity for players like Fritz to still be on the offensive rather than neutral. Moreover, Zverev needs to have more confidence in hitting tighter angles from the forehand wing. He's shown some improvement especially against Carlos, but there's still ways to go.
Agree and sure Zverev agrees. He did make great improvements this year and has been through a lot. He is a very strong competitor and will no doubt rest and then prepare hard for next year. He won‘t give up. I think his comment about the change of energy today says a lot about why the outcome was Fritz won at the end. He had personal drama to deal with on top of injury at Wimbledon and illness this year. You cannot be physically and mentally at your best every match. He said he still is recovering from the effects of the pneumonia at the beginning of this tournament. It is a great achievement he ended the year at number 2 in the world. I like how the reporters were very respectful and thoughtful.
@@Laland_1196It had nothing to do with his return.
Its all about the ‘head’ and mental part of the game.
These players simply dont have that part of the game and obviously its the most important one.
We dont need to go far ,here we have it in Alexander Zverev.
Guy literally has everything.
Monster serve
Monster backhand
Monster forehand
Monster stamina
Monster footwork even this tall
Zverev has it all except one thing but unfortunately for him ,that one is the most important one .
Return??? He returned serves very well in 3rd set
@@soulfood2453 He only proved a threat once in the third when he squandered the triple break. Fritz's serve was barely challenged, because Zverev doesn't aim to play it in deep spots or the body to compromise the server and get to neutral. When you compare Zverev with the more educated returns of Sinner and Novak, for instance, the difference is stark.
His forehand is quite average for a top 3 player @@jonbonesmahomes7472
I think it said alot when Roger gave Zverev some tough love and said he needs to be more offensive. I don't think Ive seen roger talk that way about another top players game and I think thats due to the fact he can see so much upside potential for Zverev. Zverev please just play more offensive tennis, even if the errors come in the short term, it will get you closer to achieving your first grand slam and more!
After watching this match, I agree Roger's words were spot on. He doesn't trust his shots when it matters
@ exactly
It's okay to lose SASA. We all have our ups and downs It was a good game, and we enjoyed it so much. I hope you can beat him back in the next match.🤧🤕
interviews going hard on zverev. hahaha tie breakers. And Fritz made the right decision to go back to natural hair colour... made all the difference. lol starting to really respect Fritz though
Right that question was SPECIFIC lol I wish tennis media was like this more often … instead of the general softball questions
rubbing salt in the wound
Seriously. They're acting like it was a blow out. It was anyone's match today.
Man, Zverev just cannot acknowledge Fritz. Maybe that's part of the problem, thinks he's superior yet can't win the big high pressure points when it counts.
He does not emphasize how good taylor's game was, because He knows that he is the one who decided the outcome of the encounter because He definitely has the Bigger game. As He said before He has to Focus on his game. But He wasnt able to play His A game. This definitely was very close or even was Fritz' A game.. it is mentally..
He's right, though. Someone posted a graph on IG and Zverev had the best numbers with the exception of the tiebreaker
His answer to the tiebreak question sums him up. He's not working on his mentality at all
Thats just not true... He works with a sports psychologist sometimes (but I agree with you- not enough and not very sucessfull like it seems) and the question is dumb. How can one replicate the tension of a real match tiebreak in the training? And what should he answer to this so shortly after a lost seminfinal...
@@cas5196
There is nothing you can do about it.
Some players mature later ,some never.
I doubt someone can help you when you have that tension or when you are not a born winner.
I remember playing tournaments.
I couldnt be as relaxed as in practice,almost never.
@@jonbonesmahomes7472 I get what you mean but I do think that Sascha has got what you need to win a Slam. He won 7 Masters and 2 Finals. Thats not nothing... but I fear that Fritz will stay his nemesis. A little bit like Danil has been...
@@cas5196
Well,thats not even questionable .
Zverev is the best player ever without a slam ,better than Nalbandian in my opinion.
But he doesnt have the most important part,mental game when matters.
Simple as that.
If Zverev never wins a slam,that will be a tragedy.
I believe he will be dangerous next year,but again,what it all matters when he chokes in the most decisive moments.
I remember the Roland Garros this year.
As soon as he won the third set for a 2-1 set lead,i knew he would lose again.
Nalbandian still the best not 2 win a major
13:13 Knew he was talking about the inside-out forehand even before he mentions anything about forehands. He's 100% talking about that shot. He never did enough with that shot but it's looked really good this week.
Don’t worry Zverev, focus on AO , go get it!!
Zverev played quite passive on big points. Balls were shorts, backhand to backhand. He was more aggressive against Alcaraz. Credit to Fritz, he was returning very well and serving very well too.
Against Alcaraz he played like if he had nothing to lose. Thats when he's best. I mean he won serval times against Roger... He has everything, but not yet the mentality of a champion. It's like he's afraid to work on it with a mental trainer.
1:10 great question!
Fritz really troubled Zverev this year
Considering how well he played the entire season and also this tournament, Sasha really should have at least made the final. Just when you think he has momentum, he has a drop in level.
Alexander you are still my favourite Tennis Player with Novak. You have done so well in the tournament. You would have played better if you had 2 nights rest. Keep going you are doing good. Your Granny Fanxx
Zverev improved so much his only enemy is his mind the day he work on that no one can stop him
Totally agree
What about Carlos? Once his baseline game becomes consistent no one can stop him either.
@@skabbaraju1zverev unstoppable, alcaraz unstoppable… like if jannik doesn’t exist 😅 admit greatness and shout out to the magical #1 in the world
And his ex girlfriend 😂
The glaring issue with Zverev’s game was asked directly towards him and he refused to answer it. That tells you all you need to know why Zverev is in the state he’s in. On important moments Zverev fails to execute. And not staring directly and addressing the issue is why nothing will change for him.
And I know easier said than done but look you have only so many years to be a contender at the slams and the other important events, if he wants a few slams under his belt he’s gotta figure this out or he’ll be just like kyrgios.
I listened to the tiebreak question and paused...
Zverev has gotten better in his after match interviews
( in a lost ).
Tiebreak question, wtf...
1min 36 sec, ....
there's nothing wrong with the question, I personally think it was the best question out of them all simply because Zverev right know struggles a lot in tiebreaks and stats are actually very important to understand in which aspect one must improve. He didn't answer despite it being a routine question that tennis players get asked a lot...
It's an excellent question. The journalist spotted a weakness in Zverev's season that he didn't even know about. He should be grateful for that tip
bravissimo Ubaldo Scanagatta, dalle espressioni del viso Zverev ha apprezzato!
Not too bad 😂
He didn’t mention Wimbledon when recalling the losses 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The reporter was referencing his losses on hard court
Wimbledon Zverev was injured ,he said it himself at the press c.
He played with one leg last 3 sets.
How funny 😐
That was cope @@jonbonesmahomes7472
Yeah always says hes injured when he loses@@jonbonesmahomes7472
真是精彩的比賽，棋逢對手，不相上下，輸贏僅在一瞬間的對招！
Taylor super grounded and likeable
Bro is complaining about being sick today but is happy to talk about his “best performance ever” against Carlos when he was ill. Like bro?
Where is he complaining? And it is a fact that he is still recovering from pneumonia, and he has not said a word about it.
Zverev never really praises the guys that beat him. More than once “ I think I played better” well ya lost. Fritz played awesome, glad he won.
It’s Taylor’s time ❤❤❤❤
To lose yeah lol
Taylor’s replies do not reflect the American usual way of snowing up culture. Very modest replies , not blessing and upraising himself for his win. Although I am a Zverev supporter, I respect Taylor Fritz , would be interesting to know what national origins he has
Bravo Taylor!
Think he has french heritage
Fritz is German
“I did everything better except win”. Sooooo you didn’t do everything better…..
Right. 😂🤣😂
@@lsmith1891 he’s a sore loser for sure
Fritz is really fair in his assessment of their match-up. He did not mention that at Laver Cup, Zverev was at the height of his pneumonia and was literally hospitalized days before.
Such a nice interview. Fritz in a very good mood.
Perhaps he dumped his barbie girlfriend.
The thumbnail LOL
Traylor is gorgeous with a great deep voice
These journalists sometimes ... Coming up with a random stat. You know SOMEONE has to have the worst record in tiebreaks against other T10 players. It's a random distribution. 3/11 is not a cause for concern. And then the Italian guy comforting Zverev with second place. That guy has no business comforting top players. Just ask decent questions ffs.
But the way Zverev is trying to win the match in the review is a little concerning indeed. He looks more annoyed than devastated. Top players both congratulate the opponent AND vow to do better next time. Zverev seems to think that he can replay every match with a more favorable outcome. He's just that little too happy with himself. He's not allowing the sentiment of defeat, which keeps him from tapping into the determination to win.
I think Zverev needs to stay strong on clutch moments!! You need to get the Monkey off your back….
Zverev vs Fritz H2H is 5:7, just realized Fritz is his nemesis.
@20:16 hahaha love this " if it's on clay (esp against Ruud) it doesnt count"
Basic questions based on stats doesn’t bring a good conversation. Alexander is playing very good tennis and he deserves to be on the top 5 and win 3x slams
He’s such a sore loser😭😭and in the comments under the previous press conference video people were saying how much he improved his mentality and how humble he is. Yeah it’s easy to act like that when you’ve just won. But when he loses he shows his true colors.
@@sv-bd5em Where is he a bad loser? Yes, of course he's not in a great mood after the defeat, but that's obvious. And he said rightfully that the first set was bad. And he was the better player in the second and third set. He's right about that. And he's also right that it was his own fault that he lost because he didn't take his chances. He simply answered honestly or do you have to praise your opponent to the skies to be a good loser? Fritz was strong, but not better in terms of play. Mentally, however, he was in a completely different league to Zverev and that made the difference.
Thank you for your accurate and appropriate response. Zverev was not just making excuses. He is actually better statistically though Taylor has also improved. Zverev finally just got mentally and physically drained. He is still actually recovering from effects of pneumonia and played really great the whole tournament in Paris and the first 3 round robin matches. After he goes on vacation and physically and mentally rest I think he will come back even stronger next year. He is a fighter and fiercely ambitious so he will prepare hard for next year.
Zverev is always a sore loser, never give Fritz credit.
You literally GAVE excuses. Do you think fritz isn’t mentally and physically drained? It isn’t just zverev. Appropriate only when it suits you. Grow up
@@sv-bd5em I have the impression that you can't distinguish between an explanation and an excuse. The fact that Zverev was mentally and physically exhausted could explain why he performed so badly at the end today. But nobody is saying that Fritz isn't as well. On the contrary, it actually emphasises how much respect you can have for Fritz's performance that he held out so well.
This is a mental game Sascha. I guess you felt that way may be because you knew you were going against Fritz. You need to shake his name off. Inly thing you need to take in to your head is that your better than Fritz. You are worls no 2 . Keep that playing un the head. Keep your conference high
Good luck dear Sascha❤
Zverev is the best and the most graceful star
I think it's easy to forget how devastating the 2022 injury was for him. Although he was fully physically recovered, he was probably still mentally recovering this year and remembering / discovering what it is like competing at the top level again. I hope he wins a slam next year. He could do it on any of the surfaces.
not on grass imo
@@edinmilenko1340 that'd be his weaker one for sure
I actually feel sorry for Sasha, he looks defeated.
He is not in the same mood as before. lol
bonito relógio Sascha
1st question sasha excuses...
15:50 Yes, Taylor, Yoshi could be the best player in the world😂 Denis Shapovalov would completely agree with you:)
Who is Yoshi?
TOO PASSIVE. NO FOREHAND WINNER! relies too much on waiting for Fritz to make mistakes. Listen to Federer!
essa nova geração de tenistas são rapazes muito jovens e muito muito lindos
em Paris o Carlos uau embelezou muito a final do tennis
agora tô vendo que o esporte é um celeiro de homens belos o Jannik parece um ser celestial simplesmente divino e maravilhoso jogando é ótimo assistir a final entre ele e Taylor vai ser linda
torço pela apaixonada torcida 🇮🇹 ganhar mesmo o 🏆
Fritz is a humble respectful guy. Delighted he won. He deserves it.
Both are very good players ,that's the reason why they are here.Taylor is a very civilised ,homble and honest person and he is playing very good ,he is improved a lot and it is very good for him and us....😊But Yannick is waiting in final.😮😂😂😂😂All my best for them😊😊
"I played better than him". Yeah that's why he lost the 3rd set. 😏
he did bro stats also show he did it was js the tiebreak fritz pulled off the mini breaks
Fritz survived in tie break only because of his serve and Zverev made errors to gift fritz .since US open Zverev is 0-3 in tie breaker against fritz
@ Zverev is crap under pressure. He always chokes.
@@Laland_1196then Zverev needs to step it up and not make careless errors. The goal for any match is to survive and advance. Fritz did that. He held strong and Zverev made the errors.
@@bpure2560
True,and it has nothing to do with Fritz as people say.
Zverev has a problem within himself because of himself.
Disappointed Final Coming Up Next !!! SINNER VS ZVEREV Would Have Been Fun
Not too bad 😂
This guy is everywhere.
Since 2023 Jan their record is 5-1 in favour of Fritz. Fritz leads 4-1 in 2024
1:55 maybe work with a mental Trainer
Excelent match you played your Best, go ahead we are with you!
What a crap of a TB Zverev played after dominating the decider ...
How exactly a set that ends in a tiebreak, with no breaks, can be dominated by any player ? Just because Zverev got through his service games easier and had more chances on the return doesn't mean he dominated the set. It was close and Fritz had his chances too.
He started poorly, then seemed to be coming back, then didn't. It happens. He played a great tiebreak against Carlos. Taylor just has the mental edge against him right now
@@al1976-v7mLOL ,Zverev has problems with his own head because of himself ,not because of Fritz .
Thats silly .
1:10 WHAT A JERK QUESTION! 😮
Scanagatta not too bad.... how silly question.
If it had been a five setter Zverev wins, I think.
Zverev is a good player he can defeat any top 3 players …. Taylor just got lucky in clutch moments!!
No - Taylor’s mental toughness was better and is overall better than Sascha’s. Period.
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@@Stampingerms bull crap
This guy just doesn't have big match temperament.. He'll never win a slam with that attitude.. Always excuses for his failures in big moments
Instead of starting with congrats you are n2, some of these journalists make it look like he has no clue how to play
who is the player called "Yoshi"?
I guess Yoshihito Nishioka, currently ranked 72. Has 3-1 against Taylor.
Great interview from Fritz - very modest. I do hope he can win that final against Jannik
Greetings from Australia....
Sinner already won the other day with Fritz, Hes another level.
@@elenapavone-rennie1801 You are absolutely correct. I suppose, just wishful thinking 🙂
Does anyone doubt that Fritz won't lose dominantly to Sinner in straight sets?
Fritz will take a set and lose the match against sinner .but sinner will try to finish in straight sets
He’s getting better against the top players, so you never know
@@BusinessofGood sinner is not slowing down ..he won't give any free points
Sinner is a beast! Only chance for Fritz is Sinner gets an injury and retire. We're talking about the level of Mount Everest here.
I'm always hopeful! Let's go Taylor! 🎾
I'm always happy to see Zverev lose. Thanks for your service Taylor :3
I certainly share your sentiment. 😂😂
I’ve never liked Zverev.
I agree. He is nasty.
This interview is a joke. Fritz had one more day to rest and seems like Sasha lost by double 6-0. He was very close to win in the third set when fritz save the break point in the 5-5. Great match
Thats the nature of majority if not all atp tournaments though 😢
Still waiting for the sinner medvedev post match 🤔🤔
Such a clown when he loses lmao excuses all the time and doesnt answer the questions he can keep fluking 2 masters by not facing top 10 players will nevsr win a slam
Taylor is a really nice and friendly guy. If only I didn't have to watch his blonde girlfriend and her stupid behavior on TV all the time when he's playing....
What he can do tactically and technically, he does brilliantly. Serve, forehand, BOOM. But when I see how he holds the racket, how bad his footwork is, how limited he is with his strokes, I wonder why Zverev loses so often to him?
Zverev has an overflowing talent and doesn't make good use of it. As many have already written here, it must be down to his attitude and mindset. I would advise him to get an external coach and become more independent. Otherwise the Grand Slam title won't happen.... Lendl and Becker have already tried. He just always seems to know better....
Fritz has improved physically but mainly mentally over the last 2 years, and he's a much better player. Zverev had to spend 1 of those years learning how to walk again, and now another year getting match play back at where he was. He's effectively 2 years behind Fritz mentally now and that's why Fritz has been getting the better of him in these matches.
quel exploit faire jouer un joueur qui enchaine les matchs sans jour de repos contre l'adversaire qui lui en a un, surtout pour une demie de masters , non vraiment.
I honestly can’t stand the sound of Taylor’s voice. That vocal fry is just unbearable! Someone needs to let him know that so many people skip his press conferences for that exact reason.
Vocal fry what does that even mean
Still sounds better than Taylor Swift.
Yeah ik what u mean
Es war die Lunge.
Sonst hätte Sascha gewonnen.
Noch besser:
Er hätte alle 4 Majors gewonnen.
Yes he never actually loses to people playing better. There’s always an excuse.
@@sbrons1I am really sure that was a joke
Lol. Genau er hätte alle 4 gewonnen
Fritz improved and won today but who got to N2 is Sasha, not Taylor
What are these question x_x
I noticed zverev ran out if gas ⛽, it was also bad scheduling that he played Carlos and then he played fritz immediately unlike fritz had a days break same is for sinner he got extra day!!
Zverev has the best tennis bod right now!!
not at all
@@DylanBaman-lf7wz he easily does lol stop crying
Sucks. It was a tight match. It's crazy though with how lopsided things are now. Sinner is going to crush Fritz. It's not even going to be a good match.
You were probs in hospital for breaking your hand on your girlfriend 😂😂😂
Cheap and pathetic jobe. Not funny, You're the only one laughing.
@@cooprice0237 glad somebody said it! He totally grosses me out!
You were the better player, yet you lost. Work on your mental game.
Let's all laugh at the German!!!🎉😂
Nothing changes....Zverev still the same tennis champion. just a bad day at the office, it can happen.