the only angle in which tennis should be watched, such intensity, pace, and heavy top-spin from these shots. No wonder in a survey, over 50% of the tennis watchers thought they could win a game off a pro. Just look at this bro, you might be able to win a game off a ATP pro if you are an active D1 player
@@DrMic2112Getting a game might be possible for them, but it would have to be one of the best servers on the WTA and she would need to serve well to have a shot against Carlos or Ruud. But against someone with 1 ATP point they would have a better chance.
Yeah I think it's below at least 20-25km/h ! Cause I know on clay Casper can hit 176km/h forehand, here the most I see is 132km/h.... and same for the serve.
Great angle and video but those speeds are just waaaayyyyyyy off. Average topspin shot of guys like these according to hawkeye is around 110-128 km/h and all of these speeds are not even close. I'm also seeing hard hit flat shots measured slower than loopy top spin shots
Trés bien filmé..bon angle,on voit trés bien la gestuelle des coups du tennis et les déplacements..et c'est là que l'on voit que ce sont des atlhètes de haut niveau
Those are heavy shots ! Battle of the forehand ! I prefer that angle !! Cause when we have players who have lot of topspin on their shot it's more impressice. With normal angle the balls seems slow. That angle show us in a better way the quality, speed and rotation of the ball. You can see how much topspin Casper has and how much the ball bounce of Carlos shoulder, he need to jump to hit the ball. You can see that the gamestyle of Alcaraz is more agressive it's what make the difference here.
Love the video so much but damn swingvision is soooo off, it really said their serves were around 120 when it's really 170 and the serve at 5:56 read 78 on swingvision but 212 on the official readings.
yes man, it is super fast. The other view is horrible to see the level of the players, and it is the same in every sport, the court view shows much better the high intensity of the game
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It's a cool app called SwingVision. My friend has it and it's always really interesting to watch back when he films our games. I think the speeds are roughly correct normally for us, but they maybe seem slightly slow here? Not sure if it's because the camera is set up to the side rather than directly behind the players. No way for example is Ruud's first serve of the video 155kph (under 100mph).
@@michaeljones4567 Some of the serves were off by up to 80km/h. For example, at 15:46 Alcaraz hits a serve at 210kmph according to the oncourt speed gun, but the app says 124kmph and there were a few more like that. The app is a good idea, but it seems to fluctuate too much in its accuracy. Would probably be useful for getting an overview of your shot depth
It's not just the angle causing issues, but also the camera moving around. The app is designed for a stable angle from the top of a fence, ideally 2 feet above the fence.
How much is this video artificially sped up? It seems to be uploaded at 1.1x speed. Just the slightest bit to make them seem more impressive...which honestly takes away from it because they're already incredible!
Not speed up... camera angle. For those players who have topspin on their shot and seems slow balls with the original camera angle on tv... that angle show us in a better way the quality, speed and rotation of the ball. You can see how much topspin Casper has and how much the ball bounce of Carlos shoulder, he need to jump to hit the ball.
Swingvisiob team - noone cares about this lil screen you have. Score is more important. I can see when a bh or fh is hit, nor do I care about the speeds. Useless in this regard. A gimmick of an app
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Only from this angle, we can see how they’re at the different levels from us. Hats off to their tough training.
Only from this angle? You didnt know that until seeing this angle? 😂
Yes, seems to be the perfect angle to see the unbelievable spin
Actually, this is the worst angle ever to see a match. Which is why TV broadcast don't show this pathetic angle.
this should be the official angle of the ATP
Lol
An option to switch to it on streaming services would be nice.
no.
Actually this will only show how good player on this side is.. Comparatively less of other player
I like other view
Thank you for the beautiful angle and the 60 fps 🙏
Each time after the point “ohh” 😮
yeah it’s weird 😅 even for the very basic points
@@alexandre2797 I think it's the chinese pronunciation
Amazing angle. The movement and anticipation is just unbelievable.
the only angle in which tennis should be watched, such intensity, pace, and heavy top-spin from these shots.
No wonder in a survey, over 50% of the tennis watchers thought they could win a game off a pro. Just look at this bro, you might be able to win a game off a ATP pro if you are an active D1 player
How about a top female player? These guys would destroy them. Even Serena admitted that on a late night talk show.
@@DrMic2112Getting a game might be possible for them, but it would have to be one of the best servers on the WTA and she would need to serve well to have a shot against Carlos or Ruud. But against someone with 1 ATP point they would have a better chance.
The swingvision AI seems off by 30km/h per shot. You can see the serve clock at the right side of Ruud and the numbers shown by SwingVision.
I think that Swingvision take the speed at the rebound, while the serve clock takes it when it goes up the net.
@@romaincappellaro774 I never noticed that. Could be the case!
@@romaincappellaro774 no but swingvision shows the speed of the ball before the ball even reaches the other side
some KMH reading is too low, some first serve just under 130kmh?
Yeah I think it's below at least 20-25km/h ! Cause I know on clay Casper can hit 176km/h forehand, here the most I see is 132km/h.... and same for the serve.
the swingvision has some seriuos issues with service speed and type too. Very wrong
Great angle and video but those speeds are just waaaayyyyyyy off. Average topspin shot of guys like these according to hawkeye is around 110-128 km/h and all of these speeds are not even close. I'm also seeing hard hit flat shots measured slower than loopy top spin shots
shut up
The app measures the ball late or something
Trés bien filmé..bon angle,on voit trés bien la gestuelle des coups du tennis et les déplacements..et c'est là que l'on voit que ce sont des atlhètes de haut niveau
Those are heavy shots ! Battle of the forehand ! I prefer that angle !! Cause when we have players who have lot of topspin on their shot it's more impressice. With normal angle the balls seems slow. That angle show us in a better way the quality, speed and rotation of the ball. You can see how much topspin Casper has and how much the ball bounce of Carlos shoulder, he need to jump to hit the ball. You can see that the gamestyle of Alcaraz is more agressive it's what make the difference here.
Love the video so much but damn swingvision is soooo off, it really said their serves were around 120 when it's really 170 and the serve at 5:56 read 78 on swingvision but 212 on the official readings.
Would have been nice to have a view of the scoreboard.
what cell phone did you use to record this masterpiece with swing vision? . great front row angle. Thank you.
Nice try, but a score is better than a distracting box with numbers that don't make sense half the time. Great match though. 🙂
Why is there a discrepancy between the serve speeds? The system needs work. I'm not even sure the groundstroke speeds are accurate too!
Qué buen ángulo. No entiendo por qué no se retransmite así en la tv
Is it original speed? Looks much faster than the official view
yes man, it is super fast. The other view is horrible to see the level of the players, and it is the same in every sport, the court view shows much better the high intensity of the game
great video🎉 btw im the one beside you
Swing vision pretty cool
Casper looks much better at this angle..lots of top spin
Nice video 🎉
Make court level more popular!
they take huge split steps, dont they?
nice 60fps but why no 1080p ? steady camara great angle, thanks
You're totally correct. The tennis videos on your channel are done the way they should be done. Great job by leading by example. Oh wait...
@@coryCuci was about to say
Because they have xiaomi phones 🤣🤣🤣
I'd take 720/60 fps over 1080/30 fps any day of the week, easily
same but ill take 1080/60 over 1080/30 any day. it actually should be 1440/60 i mean its 2023 so easy just press 1 button@@vhyles
shot stats are suck
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l'angle est rincé, c'est pour ça qu'on n'a pas ça de manière pro et heureusement. Si vous voulez vous masturber, il y a pleins de sites disponibles en ligne. Bisous
mesmerizing angle
ooooooooooooohhh
雾霾好严重
4:45, 16:20
Totally agree. Most camera directors r so stupid they give us 'helicopter angles' where viewers can barely c the ball.
great video !
Ruud has a great serve for his height. Lots of power and variation... ,)
I love the second screen at the top right corner.
Where the ball landed, speed and hitting type ( topspin backhand, flat serve, ....)
It's a cool app called SwingVision. My friend has it and it's always really interesting to watch back when he films our games. I think the speeds are roughly correct normally for us, but they maybe seem slightly slow here? Not sure if it's because the camera is set up to the side rather than directly behind the players. No way for example is Ruud's first serve of the video 155kph (under 100mph).
@@michaeljones4567 Some of the serves were off by up to 80km/h. For example, at 15:46 Alcaraz hits a serve at 210kmph according to the oncourt speed gun, but the app says 124kmph and there were a few more like that. The app is a good idea, but it seems to fluctuate too much in its accuracy. Would probably be useful for getting an overview of your shot depth
yeah I agree. I like it for relative speeds, i.e. that was my fast serve, that one was less fast etc.@@davedavy5406
The angle of the camera is off a bit and I think that messes with the prediction
It's not just the angle causing issues, but also the camera moving around. The app is designed for a stable angle from the top of a fence, ideally 2 feet above the fence.
What a video!
124 mph forehand from carlos..wow
Km/h
Swing vision is so bad. Not accurate at all
Talent vs persistence of a rat
How much is this video artificially sped up? It seems to be uploaded at 1.1x speed. Just the slightest bit to make them seem more impressive...which honestly takes away from it because they're already incredible!
It’s not sped up
Not speed up... camera angle. For those players who have topspin on their shot and seems slow balls with the original camera angle on tv... that angle show us in a better way the quality, speed and rotation of the ball. You can see how much topspin Casper has and how much the ball bounce of Carlos shoulder, he need to jump to hit the ball.
Swingvisiob team - noone cares about this lil screen you have. Score is more important. I can see when a bh or fh is hit, nor do I care about the speeds.
Useless in this regard. A gimmick of an app
You can choose to add an autogenerated scoreboard in a SwingVision video, as well as remove the stats overlays.
Alcaraz shouting at you when he hits the ball, I can't watch that stupid crap.