As a 'senior' man she inspires me to never give up. I may no longer be 18 years old but my brain can still fabricate shots that exist when 'old school' serve and volley was played with wooden racquets. I salute her. Amazing tennis player!
She is unreal to watch up close live. The timing on her shots has to be seen to be believed. Deceptively explosive power and she takes it so early. My favourite player to watch
Yeah, made sure to watch her at Roland Garros. She is so emotionless during the match, almost seems angry. Does she have to be friendly? No. But I found myself liking the players who smiled, joked around, showed positive energy more, men and women. Even with Asian fans singing songs for her and chanting, she was just completely stone faced and kind of got aggro towards ball kids. Still, game wise, probably still my fave WTA player. In person, her shots have a surprising amount of weight, and get to their spots pretty fast.
She doesn't hit a single shot early. Not one! She tries to hit it off the bounce. Her focus is timing because she doesn't have any mechanics to generate spin or pace. I think you are confused. Her admirable trait would be anticipation the next shot and deception in what she is going to do. Works on the WTA because they aren't dealing with heavy hit balls.
Let's hope she brings inspiration to the future playing style of women's tennis. Pure baseline play can be so boring. I'm sure that a mixture of craft and strength will improve viewership.
That face that Hantuchová makes should be made into a meme for sure haha Su wei is just amazing; that last shot captures her entire presence on tour. Serious skill, bags of fun.
Every time I watch her play, I can't seem to comprehend how is it she hits the ball so effectively when it seems as if she is barely touching the ball - amazing to watch!! I just love how she plays, very unassuming yet brilliantly effective!!! Not to mention, she is so tiny, barely moving, but getting the job done - she is just great!!
@HenryDavidT sadly, I believe you are correct. We saw how exhausted she got in the third set against Osaka in Australia; she can't keep her playing style up for 7 matches straight, especially against multiple power players as you said.
I played banminton for the first time against some friends from Singapore and India and man they ran me all over the court. Drop shooting, then lobbing, then spiking. Very good game to learn courtcraft
In badminton the correct term for 'lob' is lift and 'spike' is smash. But yes, drop shots are probably roughly 25% of all shots played, at least in singles, every inch of the court is used including net shots 2/3 inches from the net.
I love the rally at 6:37. She hits 6 consecutive versions cross court forehands. Each one has a different pace, depth and spin. So simple and so devastating!
An immense player. Her matches are pure delight. Intelligent, creative, spectacular and even a nice person outside the court. I saw her play twice "in the flesh" and had to scratch my eyes : Her touch is magic and her casual face after delivering a trick cracks me up. Legend already.
6:50 I almost lost my job laughing in the office. Kerber just walked past that point like she wasn't a part of the game. She didn't even try to reach for it.
I’m going to say this right here right now during LOCKDOWN...Su-Wei Hsieh is the most gifted women’s tennis player I have ever witnessed in the forty plus years I have been watching tennis. She more than any other women’s tennis player puts a smile 😊 on my face. Thank God for TH-cam when she finally retires. 😇👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I just love watching Hsieh Su-Wei play. She plays with such incredible heart and creativity. She has actually beaten some of the the game's very best players: Karolina Pliskova Caroline Wozniacki Aggie Radwanska Naomi Osaka Simona Halep Garbine Muguruza Angelique Kerber Just to name a few.... WOW! Nice wins! But Hsieh Su-Wei has not been able to make a run at winning a major title. I really hope she wins at least 1 major.
To be able to hit an unorthodox shot, a player must be able to conceive it. Most modern players are developed to be baseline power players, and are constrained as such. Su wei's unconventional training and development helped fulfill her talent on the tennis court.
Her training is strokes are pretty conventional for an "Asian style" game. Asagoe, Peng, Tian Tian all have similar strokes and shot set up. Su Wei has skill but let's not act like she is the only player who does that. Bartoli does the double handed thing too...
Serena's influence on the WTA is on every player except this one. Hsieh Su-Wei does not possess any physical attribute that would make her a champion in today's game. However, what she lacks in strength, speed or quickness, she makes up for in shear determination, exceptional anticipation, great touch and extraordinary tactical play. Nice video, thanks.
The perfect analogy, I had forgotten about Santoro, you are exactly right! Can you imagine if Santoro and her played mixed doubles together, they would drive their opponents crazy!
Am I the only one who laughs at all of Hsieh's lobs on how she always makes her opponent run and chase the ball? It's so amazing and hilarious at the same time
She is my most watched player on TH-cam with Dustin Brown PERIOD!! This is how I want to watch tennis played and I always have a smile on my face when watching her play
There's something really amazing about her playing style, very creative and different from anyone else. Very good to see a fresh injection into the women's game.
Given she's such a lightweight, reaching WTA 23 in 2013 then again 24 in 2019 is already amazing. In doubles, where power is less important, she got what she deserved : Rank 1.
Its almost laughable when you are the type of player who grunts/powers every shot and your opponent is so finnese, flipping pancakes and makes you run all around the court.
not that most of these players when the POWER every shot with huge grunts..the ball does not go anywhere. Just sits in the service box. Total garbage. Happy that someone like Hseih is exposing that. Lack of court penetration=lose the match
Amazing that everyone hits the ball directly to her. Seems to happen a lot in both men's and women's tennis in general...it seems that a lot of players have zero interest in dictating the points and their strategy is to just return it to the opponent hoping they will miss. Or, refusing to hit a winning shot until they are 100% certain...usually happens after they grind it out foreveeeerrrrrr. She makes the shots and her opponents return them until they can't.
@@Sraheens1 She reads the game incredibly well though. She just stands where they are going to hit. And she is incredibly difficult to read, so opponents are often too late with their reaction. Fun to see it in action.
You're a fkng iddiot, first, the match went 3 sets and it was very close and Simona never p[layed her before. so its always hard to guess a new opponent! Secondly, Hsieh had to play the best match of her life to beat Simona! You know , No2 , later No 1 in the world, GS winner and 18 other tournaments!! Why dont you wait until Hsieh ties Simona, then talk crap, morrron!
Hsieh proves that it is not just power when it comes to tennis. Its is the ability to use your opponents strengths against themselves and move them around the court at will. With a bag of tricks like Hsieh's she definitely is exciting to watch. Now if she strengthens her physical condition then she will start winning majors with more energy in the tank.
With all the power in the game, sometimes it’s easy to forget that the goal is to get the ball to simply bounce twice. There’s so many ways to do that, and Hsieh does them all! And w a decade+ old racquet 🎾
These robots don't even realise what happens to them. That's what the average modern tennis players looks like to me when they don't play another base liner...
just a magnificent player - so much fun to watch her take the pace out of the ball with her slice forehands and drop shots...and how many players can even HIT a slice overhead like she can??
looks like the Tai tzu ying of tennis...brings so much finesse and grace to the game just like her badminton counterpart...brings a smile to the face...wishing her luck :-)
Loved hearing the Russian announcers cracking up laughing. That's really the best response to her shot making. It's simply confounding and unbelievable, and, of course, a pleasure to watch!
Her positioning has much in common with badminton and her spin game with table tennis. I appreciate how this weedy person beats the powerwomans just by outsmarting them with tactics.
She is a special player. Doesn't worry about power but gets angles. It's all about angles and spin (and determined retrieving). she may hit cross court to ad when you are in deuce but she's not looking for the winner there--she's waiting until you are seriously out of position (and maybe a bit winded) then she's going to do a pin-point drop shot or lob or cross court and you're just going to watch it. If a player isn't thinking about hitting through their opponent but is just thinking hit it where they aren't ... their accuracy is going to be better. First thing she wants to do is get power players off their baseline perch and running. What's really interesting though is she is effective against excellent defensive players like Kerber and Wozniacki.
Anyone can hit the ball back and forth, but only Su-Wei Hsieh can wait till the last nanosecond to not only direct the ball but to spin the crap out of it. Bravo!!
It's tricky that there're a lot of shots from the match vs Kerber in AO 2018, but the German was the winner of the match. Same to the last shot from the match vs Andreescu. Anyway there's no doubt that Hsieh is an all-court player and she's always been so fun to watch.
Fascinating to watch. Drop shots slices back spins. It’s like at times watching a freshman high school player, with amazing results. Saw her play in the Australian open dismantling the ball beaters with ease!
Every point is magic...she has the most skill and finesse of all time...I luv watching her game...I am learning her slices and using them in my game to the amazement of my local opponents..
the most fun and tactical player to watch, never laughed so hard when watching tennis as I have watching her play. She is flipping pancakes on the court I tell you 😉
How To? . Hitting flat puts pace on the ball but no weight too it . Would be easy too hit back if you are there . But if it comes in too fast and in space that has been made before it is probably a winner .
@@ilax3071 no, her serve game is terrible, needs improvement. she has played a lot of matches, and only have 21 aces so far, which really isn't very good. she is ranked outside top 40 when it comes to winning her serve game, and ranked 95 in terms of points won from 1st serve. she may have good slice technique, but lack of power means she can't hit those fast shots to score or set up points, and a bad serve game means she is less likely to hold her serve game, which is important since if you can win points from all your serves, you can never be beaten.
As a 'senior' man she inspires me to never give up. I may no longer be 18 years old but my brain can still fabricate shots that exist when 'old school' serve and volley was played with wooden racquets. I salute her. Amazing tennis player!
She even wears her socks old school, love her.
She is unreal to watch up close live. The timing on her shots has to be seen to be believed. Deceptively explosive power and she takes it so early. My favourite player to watch
StewNWT: How lucky you are to have watched her live. I hope she creates at least one major upset at Wimbledon.
Yaa would love to see her!
Yeah, made sure to watch her at Roland Garros. She is so emotionless during the match, almost seems angry. Does she have to be friendly? No. But I found myself liking the players who smiled, joked around, showed positive energy more, men and women. Even with Asian fans singing songs for her and chanting, she was just completely stone faced and kind of got aggro towards ball kids. Still, game wise, probably still my fave WTA player. In person, her shots have a surprising amount of weight, and get to their spots pretty fast.
@@ChaunceyDos Internal Focus - not exterior oriented. Look at her smile when she wins.
She doesn't hit a single shot early. Not one! She tries to hit it off the bounce. Her focus is timing because she doesn't have any mechanics to generate spin or pace. I think you are confused. Her admirable trait would be anticipation the next shot and deception in what she is going to do. Works on the WTA because they aren't dealing with heavy hit balls.
I am Taiwanese, and so proud of her.
Let's hope she brings inspiration to the future playing style of women's tennis. Pure baseline play can be so boring. I'm sure that a mixture of craft and strength will improve viewership.
Yes! Totally Agree! So tired of watching amazon women pound the baseline.
@@ScottCommon632 imagine a powerful baseline player Like Osaka with the craftiness of Hsieh. It will probably never happen.
I would love to see her play Serena. Hsieh will be toying with her
Well, not everyone has her way of creating shots. Crafty and just pure talent.
Lemme rephrase that not everyone, but there's no one.
Yup, women's tennis nowadays lack creativitys... Most of them just shut their eyes n hit e ball as hard as they can behind e baseline..
My favorite WTA player
mine as well!!
Thank you 😊謝謝🙏
Same here. I adore her. She managed to beat quite a few top 10 those last years, especially in GC tournaments. A treat for us all to enjoy.
Me too.
why she plays and looks so cool and relax??She so chill!! love it to the max!!
She truly embraces the “work smarter not harder” philosophy - and it works wonders in her favor.
That face that Hantuchová makes should be made into a meme for sure haha
Su wei is just amazing; that last shot captures her entire presence on tour. Serious skill, bags of fun.
Most entertaining WTA player to watch. She is so creative and everything seems effortless with her. Just chill and have fun 😎☺
She is so fun to watch
Every time I watch her play, I can't seem to comprehend how is it she hits the ball so effectively when it seems as if she is barely touching the ball - amazing to watch!! I just love how she plays, very unassuming yet brilliantly effective!!! Not to mention, she is so tiny, barely moving, but getting the job done - she is just great!!
@HenryDavidT sadly, I believe you are correct. We saw how exhausted she got in the third set against Osaka in Australia; she can't keep her playing style up for 7 matches straight, especially against multiple power players as you said.
Isnt she 5’7? Is that short for women’s tennis?
She is what keeps sports interesting. From a country with no history of greatness in tennis but she is a one-in 23 milllion. I'm a huge fan. Bravo H.
Nobody can outsmart Hsieh Su-Wei + her touch is unique. Time is flying when she's on stage. Sublime.
She has been well trained in badminton!! All those shots side to side then switch to up and back w super disguise.
No wonder I feel like I'm watching badminton instead of tennis!
Is it true? That's exactly what I was thinking when i first saw her play, it's badminton style
I played banminton for the first time against some friends from Singapore and India and man they ran me all over the court. Drop shooting, then lobbing, then spiking. Very good game to learn courtcraft
In badminton the correct term for 'lob' is lift and 'spike' is smash. But yes, drop shots are probably roughly 25% of all shots played, at least in singles, every inch of the court is used including net shots 2/3 inches from the net.
She's in a way similar to Tai Tzu Ying (Taiwanese badminton player) I guess. Both very crafty.
I love the rally at 6:37. She hits 6 consecutive versions cross court forehands. Each one has a different pace, depth and spin. So simple and so devastating!
An immense player. Her matches are pure delight. Intelligent, creative, spectacular and even a nice person outside the court. I saw her play twice "in the flesh" and had to scratch my eyes : Her touch is magic and her casual face after delivering a trick cracks me up. Legend already.
The most legendary casual walk-off, after a point, in all of tennis!
Top comments on Hsieh
"And she's done it!"
"How does she do it?"
"Are you kidding me?!"
6:50 I almost lost my job laughing in the office. Kerber just walked past that point like she wasn't a part of the game. She didn't even try to reach for it.
I’m going to say this right here right now during LOCKDOWN...Su-Wei Hsieh is the most gifted women’s tennis player I have ever witnessed in the forty plus years I have been watching tennis. She more than any other women’s tennis player puts a smile 😊 on my face. Thank God for TH-cam when she finally retires. 😇👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I’ve watched these clips 100 times and never get sick of watching! Some I can’t help but laugh! Hope she continues to play for a few more years!!
I just love watching Hsieh Su-Wei play. She plays with such incredible heart and creativity. She has actually beaten some of the the game's very best players:
Karolina Pliskova
Caroline Wozniacki
Aggie Radwanska
Naomi Osaka
Simona Halep
Garbine Muguruza
Angelique Kerber
Just to name a few.... WOW! Nice wins! But Hsieh Su-Wei has not been able to make a run at winning a major title. I really hope she wins at least 1 major.
Jimmy Plato, she can do it if things fall into place for her. Durr won the French with her crazy strokes, so it's possible.
I wanna see Serena get mad at these shots
Cole Smith Serena did actually play her once, back in the 2016 AO. It was an easy win for Serena.
Because her style of game is VERY punishing. Need to run a lot and be really creative each match. 7 matches make it hard to do.
@@RaphaelBas1995 bleh
To be able to hit an unorthodox shot, a player must be able to conceive it. Most modern players are developed to be baseline power players, and are constrained as such. Su wei's unconventional training and development helped fulfill her talent on the tennis court.
Her training is strokes are pretty conventional for an "Asian style" game. Asagoe, Peng, Tian Tian all have similar strokes and shot set up. Su Wei has skill but let's not act like she is the only player who does that. Bartoli does the double handed thing too...
It's the badminton, squash, table tennis, which Asians tend to be good at. As time goes on they'll starr having more success in tennis imo.
Also because she's like 5'5, 120lb. If she was 5'10-6'0. I'm pretty sure she wouldn't be playing like this.
Su-wei is 5'7", according to WTA, two inches taller than her current doubles partner Barbora Strycova.
@@billchevey2446 if anything taller players tend to volley more. It's where they have the biggest advantage.
Talk about naturally inborn tennis talent! Hsieh is special...❤️🌹🙏🏽
Serena's influence on the WTA is on every player except this one. Hsieh Su-Wei does not possess any physical attribute that would make her a champion in today's game. However, what she lacks in strength, speed or quickness, she makes up for in shear determination, exceptional anticipation, great touch and extraordinary tactical play. Nice video, thanks.
Especially the anticipation stands out to me. If you look at all those rallies... she starts running before the opponent hit the ball.
very quick but so smooth you don´t realize it.
But she is quick!
Hantuchova's expression at 13:51 is hilarious 😂
This is one player who really enjoys her tennis!
Hsieh is the Santoro of the women's game. I love her.
Hsieh is Hsieh of the women's game. Santoro got nothing on her.
@@ScarletMathew I just payed her a compliment.
@@ScarletMathew Jesus relax... Anyway any wta player dreams with playing at santoros level
The perfect analogy, I had forgotten about Santoro, you are exactly right! Can you imagine if Santoro and her played mixed doubles together, they would drive their opponents crazy!
@@ScarletMathew You are right. Hsieh is the first Hsieh. Not a copy of any other tennis player. I love her technique and style.
Am I the only one who laughs at all of Hsieh's lobs on how she always makes her opponent run and chase the ball? It's so amazing and hilarious at the same time
She is my most watched player on TH-cam with Dustin Brown PERIOD!! This is how I want to watch tennis played and I always have a smile on my face when watching her play
Hsieh su wei thinks out of the box, thats why i love her
I just love Hsieh!! She is so mesmerising to watch. Whoever she plays, always want her to win!
Hsieh is not the typical tennis player that we know. She has unique style of hitting the ball. Very cool to watch.👍
Su Wei style rocks my tennis world.
There's something really amazing about her playing style, very creative and different from anyone else. Very good to see a fresh injection into the women's game.
The looks on some of her opponents’ faces are just priceless 😂
Hantuchová at 13:51. 😂 perplexed, annoyed, and impressed is what her facial expression says to me.
I wish Hsieh was the number one player in the world.
@Warrior Son that'd be an amazing alternative universe! 😁
She is in doubles
Given she's such a lightweight, reaching WTA 23 in 2013 then again 24 in 2019 is already amazing. In doubles, where power is less important, she got what she deserved : Rank 1.
she is the no. 1 doubles player
@@cabpacedilla No1 for almost a year; now Su-Wei Hsieh+Barbora Strycova are No4&No5.
Its almost laughable when you are the type of player who grunts/powers every shot and your opponent is so finnese, flipping pancakes and makes you run all around the court.
not that most of these players when the POWER every shot with huge grunts..the ball does not go anywhere. Just sits in the service box. Total garbage. Happy that someone like Hseih is exposing that. Lack of court penetration=lose the match
Amazing that everyone hits the ball directly to her. Seems to happen a lot in both men's and women's tennis in general...it seems that a lot of players have zero interest in dictating the points and their strategy is to just return it to the opponent hoping they will miss. Or, refusing to hit a winning shot until they are 100% certain...usually happens after they grind it out foreveeeerrrrrr. She makes the shots and her opponents return them until they can't.
@@Sraheens1 when you're goal in hitting a shot is more focus on power than placing, typically that happens.
@@Sraheens1 She reads the game incredibly well though. She just stands where they are going to hit. And she is incredibly difficult to read, so opponents are often too late with their reaction. Fun to see it in action.
You're a fkng iddiot, first, the match went 3 sets and it was very close and Simona never p[layed her before. so its always hard to guess a new opponent! Secondly, Hsieh had to play the best match of her life to beat Simona! You know , No2 , later No 1 in the world, GS winner and 18 other tournaments!! Why dont you wait until Hsieh ties Simona, then talk crap, morrron!
We need the FULL Radwanska v. Hsieh match!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hsieh has a very relaxing style. If she has stronger serves, her ranking will be even higher.
She would also benefit from a solid topspin shot. Perhaps she could ask Bianca Andreescu and her coach for a chance to practise together.
Just imagine her if she had much more power and speed. She’s be absolutely insane
Hsieh proves that it is not just power when it comes to tennis. Its is the ability to use your opponents strengths against themselves and move them around the court at will. With a bag of tricks like Hsieh's she definitely is exciting to watch. Now if she strengthens her physical condition then she will start winning majors with more energy in the tank.
I can watch her all day🙌🏼
Sharapova once said that playing Hsieh is a nightmare..
looking at her Hsieh is a nightmare.
@@tbwatch88 you're embarrassing yourself kid.
@@tbwatch88 goddamn who hurt you
@@el.c.8858 not you, mate. hahaha.
@tbwatch88 She resembles my mom (and many other asian woman look like her too) so you better fk off.
13:51 Hantuchova's reaction sums up Hseih's as an opponent and her style!
Priceless
Hsieh “The Touch” Su-Wei🔥🔥🔥
A good collection of clips. I love Hsieh. She will be going down in tennis history and match highlights for sure. Shout out to Taiwan also.
Her and Dustin Brown are changing the game completely. They are the definition of working smarter, not harder
It’s so funny how su-wei’s opponents screamed to the top of their lungs while she kept it so cool, simple and composed
I love to see her game. she is the best at getting her opponents to run all over the court
With all the power in the game, sometimes it’s easy to forget that the goal is to get the ball to simply bounce twice. There’s so many ways to do that, and Hsieh does them all! And w a decade+ old racquet 🎾
You should make video about top 10 reactions of players who couldn't handle Hsieh
Hantuchova's facial expressions were so funny 😂😂
These robots don't even realise what happens to them. That's what the average modern tennis players looks like to me when they don't play another base liner...
Starts with 13:48
@@melinakerifan and sabalenka in birmingham :)
Su- Wei does the unexpected and is overjoyed when she wins when the unexpected pays off!😊👍
Such a tiny girl but soooo much talent. Fun to watch. It makes tennis more interesting when she is playing.
Well-made and well-deserved tribute to our smiling Goddess of Tennis Hsieh Su-Wei.
Su-Wei and Brown are the two underachieving GOATs
She Is a smart AND lovely player luv how Is She plays
just a magnificent player - so much fun to watch her take the pace out of the ball with her slice forehands and drop shots...and how many players can even HIT a slice overhead like she can??
Some of the shots she hits make me rewind it multiple times
LOL I have to do the same. And I still can't figure out some of them. So skillful and deceptive.
my favorite player by far :)
looks like the Tai tzu ying of tennis...brings so much finesse and grace to the game just like her badminton counterpart...brings a smile to the face...wishing her luck :-)
13:51 Hantuchova was not well😂😂😂 Those facial expressions said it all😂😂
Ronrico Jones She was so confused 😂
Pazi confused af😂
Like Sabalenka when meet hsieh in birmingham
I loveHsieh Su Wei I was just watching Li Na and I saw this video
i love Hsieh.. she make tennis is a fun sport rather than muscle sport
gotta support our lovely asians
I remember Li Na I loved her
Loved hearing the Russian announcers cracking up laughing. That's really the best response to her shot making. It's simply confounding and unbelievable, and, of course, a pleasure to watch!
She is a truly wonderful tennis player. A joy to watch.
She plays tennis in the most simple form, but with great tactical variations. Real gem for the tennis sport, joy to watch her play! Every time.
Imádom a focit és az amerikai futball' de Hsieh a kedvenc sportolóm valamennyi férfi és nő közül. Remélem még csodálhatom néhány évig!
She looks like she’s playing a different sport in these highlights. Physics-defying shots
She drove Kerber absolutely crazy in that AO match lol it was incredible
Her positioning has much in common with badminton and her spin game with table tennis.
I appreciate how this weedy person beats the powerwomans just by outsmarting them with tactics.
Wow! She doing this on HARD court. Super skilled. She'll break thru and win a few grand slams, I hope.
She is a special player. Doesn't worry about power but gets angles. It's all about angles and spin (and determined retrieving). she may hit cross court to ad when you are in deuce but she's not looking for the winner there--she's waiting until you are seriously out of position (and maybe a bit winded) then she's going to do a pin-point drop shot or lob or cross court and you're just going to watch it. If a player isn't thinking about hitting through their opponent but is just thinking hit it where they aren't ... their accuracy is going to be better. First thing she wants to do is get power players off their baseline perch and running. What's really interesting though is she is effective against excellent defensive players like Kerber and Wozniacki.
She's now my fave.
AMAZING TENNIS PLAYER! I LOVE IT.
A new fan here! Tennis needs variety
Hsieh is one of my favorite Taiwan player, she never give up on the court, she has very strong fight spirit.
Beautiful technique.
she puts badminton, table tennis and tennis together
Radwanska is gone so now we have a new magician to watch.
where is she
@@MP_Tennis retired
@@wutami3098 lol, that would have been the first word as well to come to mind when I saw 'Ret...'. 😂😂
Cheffren 😂😂😂
Anyone can hit the ball back and forth, but only Su-Wei Hsieh can wait till the last nanosecond to not only direct the ball but to spin the crap out of it. Bravo!!
Thumbnail of this is godlike.
She is the show women of the tennis.
Most intelligent player I've seen.....control is off the charts, and I'm laughing a lot! Wunderbar.
7:16 powerful serve with give-it-all grunt
Hsieh : casually returned with one hand.
Those girls came from Taiwan very tricky, like tai tzu ying in badminton
Yes looks like she is using Tai Tzu-ying style tricks in tennis
@@adamknight5089 And some of her shots are from PingPong: put together, she is downright scary - with a sweet smile!
Really fun and entertaining to watch. You are one of the wonders!
Super Hsieh
It's tricky that there're a lot of shots from the match vs Kerber in AO 2018, but the German was the winner of the match. Same to the last shot from the match vs Andreescu. Anyway there's no doubt that Hsieh is an all-court player and she's always been so fun to watch.
Amazing video ! A quarter of an hour of magic, thank you !
Sometimes she hits with two hands, sometimes one. She drop shots very well to set up winning volleys, very smart
Me encanta Hsieh Su Wei !!!
I love her play style and skill level!
She is sooo relaxed❤
Wonderful tribute, thanks a ton.
I like watching her playing, she will give a show
Fascinating to watch. Drop shots slices back spins. It’s like at times watching a freshman high school player, with amazing results. Saw her play in the Australian open dismantling the ball beaters with ease!
Every point is magic...she has the most skill and finesse of all time...I luv watching her game...I am learning her slices and using them in my game to the amazement of my local opponents..
Her Ping-Pong slice is deadly, leaving many opponents just flat footed.
I love her 🥺
the most fun and tactical player to watch, never laughed so hard when watching tennis as I have watching her play. She is flipping pancakes on the court I tell you 😉
Not a lot of power but tons of finesse
Her power is underrated, solid first serve and a very flat forehand. Also she can get so much power in that backhand, great strike
How To? . Hitting flat puts pace on the ball but no weight too it . Would be easy too hit back if you are there . But if it comes in too fast and in space that has been made before it is probably a winner .
@@ilax3071 no, her serve game is terrible, needs improvement. she has played a lot of matches, and only have 21 aces so far, which really isn't very good. she is ranked outside top 40 when it comes to winning her serve game, and ranked 95 in terms of points won from 1st serve. she may have good slice technique, but lack of power means she can't hit those fast shots to score or set up points, and a bad serve game means she is less likely to hold her serve game, which is important since if you can win points from all your serves, you can never be beaten.
love her unorthodox playing, best scene is 13:50 to see opponant's face.
I think that I've watched this video 10 times over the years and I still love it💖😍🥰😁🎉!