QUICK SERVED: WIMBLEDON DAY 9 RECAP - PAOLINI & ALCARAZ DOMINATE and MEDVEDEV TAKES OUT SINNER
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- Wimbledon 2024 Quarter Finals have begun. Jasmine Paolini advances to the semi-finals over Emma Navarro to become the first Italian Women to reach Wimbledon Semi-Finals in the open era. Daniil Medvedev takes out world #1 Jannik Sinner to face Carlos Alcaraz in the semi-finals. Donna Vekic claims her victory over Lulu Sun and heads into her first Grand Slam semi-final.
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Great to see Andy doing these awesome recaps. Loved seeing Daniil come through big-time today.
Always love your props for Medvedev. Listened to match on Wimbledon radio and seems like 90% of commentary was glowing for Sinner. Nothing negative about Danil, but just very lopsided coverage.
Incredible stuff by Paolini. who doesn't love this nut cracker ?! :) as a short tennis player myself, this girl is my new idol! plus the smile is just contagious!
Yes!!
Kalinskaya retired with a right hand issue. I didn't think it was stomach related
Pow-lini not Pay-o-lini. But you're right NO ONE would have picked Paolini to be jumping into the upper echelons of the top 10, win a 1000, make a slam final and maybe another one. I like Paolini to beat Vekic honestly. Her movement is just SO much better than Vekic, but Vekic has a sledgehammer of a FH and it is great to see her finally making a Slam semi.
U can say that again ! No one would pick a midget in the advanced stage of their career to make such a breakthrough 😂
My neighbors are Italian tennis fans and they’re very amused by Andy’s pronunciation of “bufalo” and “Payolini” 😂
🤣 that's amusing. Can do without "The Chuckster" nickname tho
I live in Italy and couldn't stop laughing! Don't destroy LA MOZZARELLA BUFALA! 😂😂😂😂
Remember, he is American. They can't pronounce anything correctly. Alcarazzz, RybAAkyna. Jeez!
Brutal draw for Medi. Sinner, Alcaraz, and likely Djokovic. If Medi wins the tournament they need to give him a badass sticker or something:)
Human clay cyborg - nice description of Iga
Daniil Medvedev is a literal wall. I would never want to play him if I wasn’t feeling well.
Even if I were well. I wouldn't want to play Meddy 😅
No one wants to play Meddy on a low bouncing surface, his ball have no spin and skid, and he so tall he gets to everything
@@malekat8539 but of course that’s why he’s called the 🐙🐙🐙
See if he changes tactic vs Alcaraz this year and stands a bit closer to the baseline
"I could probably take a set off him" - self rated 4.0 player
"The Chuckster" makes me laugh out loud. Such a great name. He was so solid today in those final sets.
I'm very happy that Donna made it to the semi-finals.😍
what does anna's wrist have to do with jannik not feeling well?
don't be a dirty man, lol
Heheh exactly it was not even her stomach lol
Really surprised SInner is out, it looks like he had a bit of a dip and Meddy capitalized.
But wouldn't it be amazing if Medvedev beat the top 3 players in the world to win Wimbledon? Sinner Alcaraz Djokovic b2b2b
I think Anna had a wrist injury, not a stomach problem. Anybody can confirm?
That is correct.
that was my impression as well, but the insider John should know more about it I guess
She had numbness in her wrist.
yes, she had a wrist problem, and now we can understand why a lot of players want to keep they relationships "secret". Now it's always the same "the girlfriend is guilty" story (see Berrettini)
Yes wrist as far as I know. I know Andy isn't doing this but I have also seen comments along the lines of their problems being due to their private lives. So stupid and intrusive.
Any chance of doing an occasional Q&A podcast Andy? Enjoying the podcast!
Thanks, Andy. Enjoy the pod, Andy, and your unique perspective and insider knowledge .
We didn’t know Kalinskaya also had stomach issues - we just knew about the numbness in the wrist.
NGL, though, As a native Spanish-speaker born in the US, can’t get behind “Chuckster”. Alcaraz already has a nickname in his own language - Carlitos- and this frankly is a lot cooler 😊
Same for me, I too only knew about Kalinskaya wrist problems, first time I heard she had also a stomach bug. Agreed on Carlitos' nickname, as a non-native English speaker "the Chuckster" reminded me of "Chucky" first.🤨😂
Andy knows ball. This show rocks. Andy you are the reason I started playing tennis so thanks for hanging around. I listen to every episode as soon as it comes out. Novak in 4 straights tomorrow Fritz in 5
i like(d) your comment here, for sure. and yet 4 sets isn't 'straights' lol
Interesting re Kalinskaya.
Wasnt it a wrist thing she pulled out for?
There was a stomach thing that went round some of the WTA players at Berlin?
Yeah he’s thinking of the wrong person, Kalinskaya was a wrist issue
@@a_goblue2023 Still, you wonder where Andy got that information.
when Alcaraz is the favorite- he tends to fizzle... when the pundits are picking someone else- he's better. 23 French- all eyes on him- lost, Wimbledon- all eyes on Novak, he wins, Open- as Wimbledon champ- all eyes back on him- lost...again- most eyes on others this year at French, too.
Yeah the guy is still so young, probably has to learn how to cope with the role of the favorite. Same could be said about Sinner.
Anna Kalinskaya had a wrist injury. But, of course, now if Sinner doesn't win is her fault (same as with all the critics about Berrettini not winning because her girlfriend)....
So happy to hear your take on the quarters.
great insights love this
Paolini won 2 and 1, Andy lol! But how about her coming forward every chance 🔥🏁🏁 STUNNED this wasn’t the tactic Coco employed against Emma! It’s GRASS?!?! Why aren’t these players looking to get off the baseline and end these points faster?!
Love these recaps, Andy always goes right to the center (and is quite funny too)
gooooooood job, andy!
Good call Andy. I liked all that you said here.☮️
Hi Andy, just on Sinner and Kalinskaya, yes Jannik definitely felt ill but Anna pulled out of her match with a wrist and arm issue, not stomach, as far as I am aware.
Amazing seeing Sinner bounced. Opens it up for Carlos, I feel
At RG Carlos didn't need the draw to open up; he opened it up by beating Sinner himself :)
Sinner has to really get his stamina and nerve management together. It causes cramps and body tightening. He won AO by having a great draw with great play and no four sets until Novak. It was Meddy who was exhausted then.
khachanov and rublev are still pretty hard to beat on hard courts, but sinner managed to beat them in 3 sets (even being down 1-5 in the tie break against rublev)
Carlos charles chuck, so chuckster
Always hard to watch any player struggle and my heart ❤ went out to Sinner. It’s a grind playing Medvedev at the best of times as he just doesn’t let up …, but when you’re not feeling great …, it’s near impossible. Kudos to him on the win 👏 I love Sinner and I hope he recovers well from whatever ails him. 😊
Agree but when he came back , he won the 4th.
@@adrianam1009 Very true but I don’t think he was still feeling 100%. Hopefully he can take it out next year as he’s an awesome guy, great player and is more than deserving of a win. 🙏 I’m sure he’ll have plenty more wins between now and then. 👍
Both Paolini and Vekic have played over 600 pro games each before reaching a GS semi final. Must be at least 200 tournaments for each. Remarkable!!
Loving Paolini so much ❤ She was amazing against Navarro!
I recall well Carlitos losing against Medi in the US Open, when he thought the day before he knew what to do in the interview. i remember hearing his comments and thinking to myself, "oh oh you are overestimating Medi and way too comfortable boy. you may be in for a surprise". Medi has this amazing capability of figuring players out, he takes the loss as a lesson and gets ready for the next opportunity. with that said, Carlitos does the exact same. He learned his lesson at the US Open coming in a bit too comfortable against Medvedev. Whoever wins it will be a thrill ! Lets go Carlitos!
C'mon, wasn't that just the words of a teenager you're trying to make s/thing of? Medvedev's 7 years older than him.
Alcatraz will smoke him
Sinner and his gf must have eaten something wrong. He looked like warmed over death😅
What happened to the Wilson sponsorship?
Medvedev and Paolini
pow lini andy
Paolini tennis masterclass
Seen Kalinskaia match, she retired with a right hand issue. Now this story, half of the video defending Sinner. No negative to Meddvedev, just taking the credit away. Top players, anyone can lose to anyone and you know that. So it's arrogance to think not. But I've seen this in the latest Sinner defeats. He hasn't yet achieved what Daniil achieved. Even though Medvedev lost, the last 5-6 matches were close matches (except Miami). Daniil didn't take away the merit at AO 24, even though he started in ropes the final physically. He is a gentleman. There is plenty to learn from the current no 1 in terms of attitude. Not inspiring. Medvedeev desearves more respect.
Andy I love you brother but please please please…. It’s PA (as in Paddle) not pay-o-lini. Easy to say!
I love the name "The Chuckster".
Can somebody explain the eaning?
So no OG for sinner ????
Could you please learn how to pronounce names properly? Paolini is pronounced like P(owl)ini
Peckish means hungry
Whats the problem with Sinner?
Too much "night action".
He looked spent yesterday. Maybe he was way spent before the match too.
Just sayin...
Don't ever count Meddy out.
Why does Andy call Alcaraz "the Chuckster"? -lol
Because his name's Carlos and his nickname's. Charlie and the nickname for Charlie is chuckster
i get the reference, but just commented, i'm not a huge fan of that name, but won't lose sleep over it 🤣
@@punns643 Thanks
Paolini only won 1 match in Grand slams till 2024
ChuckyAlcaraz!
It's "p a o lini", not "p eio lini"......
Paeoleene....... Oh God
Andi, have google say her name in Italian, please! The way you say it sure makes me laugh really hard which is part of the show like many other silly things you say, but you completely butcher her name :)
Sinner too often fades in 5 sets
Kalinskaya is also a distraction and has slept with Nick Kyrgios
@@YVM3311 You anal, uptight whiners really need to lighten the hell up. If that's really all it takes to set you off, you really need to see a professional. Lighten up, Francis!
PAYolini 😂
Making sure you saw this re: Novak’s claims he was booed. Also in no other match were the fans saying Ruuuuuune when he won points. Usually they would only cheer and clap.
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is Paolini the real deal or another Bouchard- remember that Grand slam run she had?!
Best level he's ever seen? Medvedev is lucky he didn't have to play prime Federer. Alcaraz would be crushed on grass by Federer.
I don’t think so , remember Alcaraz went toe to toe with an inform Novak and beat him at Wimbledon and Nole had won every major except Wimbledon last season. Federer struggled to beat Nole on any surface towards the later parts of their careers. I’m a huge Fed fan but saying that Alcaraz would get destroyed by him says you don’t have any tennis IQ. Alcaraz has more power and is a better defender than Fed , and his touch is equally good, the only thing Fed was better at is the serve but Alcaraz serve isn’t bad by any means
@@a_goblue2023 Federer at prime never struggled to beat Djokovic, even when Djoko at his best, like at 2011 FO. And defending is never Federer's forte, attacking is. Alcaraz would be running for his life on grass under Federer's attacking tennis, or maybe not running at all, considering how well Federer serves.
@@jimmyfox umm no, Federer only won 2 Wimbledon after 2009. Nole hit his peak in 2011, since then Nole was 22-10 against Roger. Like I said I love Roger, but basing off the fact that a teenage Alcaraz was able to beat inform Nole and inform Rafa in 2022, saying that Alcaraz couldn’t have beaten Federer is ludacris. When Roger was dominating there wasn’t a challenger yet, Rafa was never a great grass player, he was just an amazing athlete and could adapt well. The last time Fed beat Nole at Wimbledon was 2012. All time Nole led there head to head at Wimbledon 3-1
At 21? Alcaraz already has major titles on all 3 slam surfaces years younger than Federer did it. 25-30 Federer? He may very well win most matches on grass against a 21 yr. old Alcaraz. But what does that say really? Also, Medvedev has most of the same strengths Djokovic has, just not on the same skill or athleticism level. Djokovic used those strengths to beat Federer several times on grass.
He's played worse, the goat
Chucky "The Chuckster" Alcaraz
True Tennis fans: Time to rise and and put pressure on ATP to relinquish Sinner's ranking and give it to Novak or Carlos. They are the TRUE no 1s, not someone who made his way up by captilizing on other's misfortunes. If he was truly deserving firstly, he would have been talented and earned his rankings by winning matches, or if he was a decent human being he would have asked to not crown him as no 1 because Novak was injured and would have handed AO trophy to Medvedev because clearly he didn't win it (as we know Meddy was tired, matches should happen between people who are well rested and Meddy would have smoked him as seen in Wimbledon). But no ATP has to pander to its president and not tennis fans who've been with the sport all along! SHAMEFUL!
He has won 42 matches is 2024 and only lost 4. Highest percentage of matches won this year...
@@loridibon he always gets a lucky draw has no grit. How many 5 setters has he won? Just the Australian Open final against an opponent who was clearly worn out and had played twice as much tennis in the tournament I'm sure he would have lost decisively had that not been the case and Wimbledon clearly proved that. This is the most undeserving no 1 in recent years
Paolini won 2 and 1, Andy lol! But how about her coming forward every chance 🔥🏁🏁 STUNNED this wasn’t the tactic Coco employed against Emma! It’s GRASS?!?! Why aren’t these players looking to get off the baseline and end these points faster?!
Paolini won 2 and 1, Andy lol! But how about her coming forward every chance 🔥🏁🏁 STUNNED this wasn’t the tactic Coco employed against Emma! It’s GRASS?!?! Why aren’t these players looking to get off the baseline and end these points faster?!