crazy how he can so consistently hit such a flat hard ball barely clearing the net at such high speeds, most players after a couple will have a more top spin loopy ball in there
He's got awesome racquet lag. He generates so much power with the hips and that racquet is blasting through the zone. Just amazing that he's able to get it so close over the net so often. That's what makes him a pro, I guess.
You can see the two guys at the other side of the court struggling to keep the ball down low after a few shots, proving that his consistency is out of this galaxy.
@@turk5007 The real match was yesterday in the final doubles and Rublev played a decisive role in the victory over the Serbs! That's it! Sofa espert! lol
OMG it reminds Me when I watched him play in Bercy. Insane power, accuracy and endurance. And you see his weight is 68 kgs, you understand that power is not just about muscles but energy into the shot.
̶̶ ̶E̶d̶u̶c̶a̶s̶i̶a̶n̶ ̶ ̶ - When playing in a tournament, for each cry uh-uh he gets about $ 150 to $ 200! Do you think this is funny? So laugh at your finances! lol ☝ 🤣
they definitely should wear a mask, it has happened to me in training i hit my coach, not in the face luckily but once in the balls and is not good, there is actual risk on being that close throwing balls
So many people here on this thread don't really have a clue what he's doing here. This is a fairly standard form of practice that all the pros do from time to time - it's not about how you'd play the match, it's more of a kind of workout than anything else. The main reason he's hitting so hard, and against two people, is not only to groove his strokes but also to improve his strength and fitness. As I say, it's more of a physical workout than anything else.
I think is dissrespectful for FEÑA to compare one of the greatest forehands in tennis history with some only powerful forehand, even that is impressive but not at the FEÑA rate
Know your strengths, know your weaknesses....his strengths are genius, his weaknesses would destroy him. Simple equation...go all out on your strengths! Speed and intention all the way haha
oh when i just joined tennis classes when i was 8 , I went for the class and for the first week i and my friends would see who could hit the ball the highest . once i hit the ball so high that it went to a swimming pool which was just 50 yard away . now i hit the ball 3 to 7 inches above the net .
Stephen Koslov use to beat in the juniors and Stephen made Junio Slam finals and won Aussie I believe...I saw Stephen and Andrey play Jr doubles together...you can tell by his intensity that he will make it. As for Koslov being #1 Junior winning everything can make it to the pros. Stehpen was beating Tiafoe too! show you Junior tennis is a stepping stone. take your wins with a grain of salt.
It's about time for Rublev to break out and win a major. He's been on tour a while now, he has the skill set, and if he's going to separate and distinguish himself, he better do it in the next few years. Amazing, though, he's crushing these balls consistently.
Rublev is the next grand slam champion of the world. Hew is totally capably of breaking Federer and Nadal's record! Long Live Rublev! God be with you every step of the way!
His way of training looks brutal. However, I wonder if it is effective and if he would be better of on focusing more on accuracy and relaxation like Federer does.
@@patscool234 Hi Des. I am not sure how hard Federer hits the ball, but is due to his timming, coordination and footwork. Rublev is one of my favorite players and a candidate to challenge the top 3 in the future, but still has to learn a thing or 2.
Completely agree. I was wondering what was weird about this video and I realized that it's super unusual to see a pro train like this. Even the biggest hitters like Nadal, Thiem, Shapavaolov, etc, aren't trying for maximum power during practice. Don't get me wrong, Rublev's forehand is a beautiful shot. Incredible racket head acceleration. But it feels like he is eventually going to wear his arm out. He had a good year, won some big matches, and even beat Federer. But he's still something of a one-trick pony, though it's admittedly a pretty good trick. Definitely needs to relax and focus on variety, accuracy and consistency.
@@observer1111 Many people defeated Federer on different occasions. Sure rublev is not a bad player - but he yet lacks all the things u need to have to stay in the top 10 for many years.
You see guys like Rublev, Thiem, Medvedev, Tsitsipas, Zverev. I mean, these guys are young, strong, fast, every bit as athletic or more than the Big 3, who are getting old. And yet, they just can't seem to beat them. I think it shows just how mentally strong the Big 3 are.
intensity is high hey!. you know what though... after just seeing him lose a match (I think it was uts... cant remember ). he was actually out hit by the other guy. instead of yelling. the other guy used more flow and rhythm to get speed.... whereas Andrey just got loud. but was not as strong behind the ball . so my point is... that highlighted to me that he could actually improve the aggressive play. cos simply yelling each grunt won't necessarily translate to more power . just some thoughts. great vid btw. ive actually seen this twice now. (with different thoughts now )
I watched IN-PERSON Rublev vs.Tsitsipas last year at the US OPEN, and that match time was 4 hours. Whoever plays Rublev better hit towards his backhand side. Also, his server is not that insane. Rublev won the match.
He hits the ball so hard...; I am predicting at least no1 in the world and perhaps many GS titles awaiting him...; no way Federer could even hit those back... I defiantly could not... even after decades training prolly still not even,...; yes he will tie Federer record GS;maybe break that record even...
'' Bweeh'' is my favourite tennis player.
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@@myamdane6895 fuck off
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"How many strings did you break in practice today?" "Yes."
T1mTenn1s hahahhaahhahaahhaahahahahahahahahahahahahah
T1mTenn1s You think you’re better?
Lololol
T1mTenn1s stfu lol
@T1mTenn1s Shut the fuck up you failed abortion
crazy how he can so consistently hit such a flat hard ball barely clearing the net at such high speeds, most players after a couple will have a more top spin loopy ball in there
He's got awesome racquet lag. He generates so much power with the hips and that racquet is blasting through the zone. Just amazing that he's able to get it so close over the net so often. That's what makes him a pro, I guess.
You can see the two guys at the other side of the court struggling to keep the ball down low after a few shots, proving that his consistency is out of this galaxy.
It’s not flat it’s just perfectly hit with enough Top spin and racquet head speed that he can generate the power
not flat
yeah, not flat, has lots of spin. Not high over the net, though - that's true.
His shots go flat, full of power and so close to the net. It’s insane!
Double edge sword. He doesn't know how to take it down a little bit. Tennis is not just about killing the ball :/
You're dumb because he practice 5 hours in a day and still sucks in real matches.
@@turk5007 The real match was yesterday in the final doubles and Rublev played a decisive role in the victory over the Serbs! That's it! Sofa espert! lol
@@observer1111 he will never win atp tournaments
@@turk5007 Never say never ! ☝
I'm pretty sure that his average forehand speed is faster than his second serve
He should try serving with his drive, right? ahahah
Surely it could be served legally...
Around 110 mph
I'm pretty sure this is why he misses too much.
Yeah definitely! That's actually true for me and for most players as well.
Opponent returns the ball
Rublev: So you've chosen...... DEATH
Oh man I laughed out loud on this one. Especially with a KGB like accent as well. 😂
Lmao
Too accurate
More like you have chosen..... BWEEH!!!!!!
I lost brain cells reading this comment.
If you listen closely you can hear the strings crying
I can't hear over his grunting lol
Hhahahahha
And you can’t hear the ball since it’s already dead 😂
@@Mzee1084 those weren't his grunts, it's the ball screaming ouch
OMG it reminds Me when I watched him play in Bercy. Insane power, accuracy and endurance. And you see his weight is 68 kgs, you understand that power is not just about muscles but energy into the shot.
and also saying 'uhh!!' every time ;)
He has to just get a little more consistent and he'll be top 5
@@djedd23 He wanted to be Nadal 😉
̶̶ ̶E̶d̶u̶c̶a̶s̶i̶a̶n̶ ̶ ̶ - When playing in a tournament, for each cry uh-uh he gets about $ 150 to $ 200! Do you think this is funny? So laugh at your finances! lol ☝ 🤣
@@observer1111 What?
I love the online tennis community so much. You all are great.
Ball: Exists
Rublev: Imma end this whole man's career
I like how everyone are criticizing Rublev for this type of training.
So many experts in comment section. :O
I wonder why they're not in the atp yet
yerah, we are no match for even the coach. We should just sit back and enjoy not be so tense 🤦♀️
@Chooey Sooares well their opinion likes intelligence lol
Rublev's racket acceleration is amazing!
0:32 doesn't destroy that one
Jack Kennedy 🤷🏻♂️
got eem
True LOL
He got destroyed at 1:16
@@dnavaneet 😹😹😎
BWEEEHHH!!!!........BWEEEEHHH!!!....
I love it
2:11 backhand rip
After watching live Rublev beat two top 10 players (Dimitrov, Goffin) in straight set's at the 2017 us open, I've had the upmost respect for Rublev
That's extremely difficult. Respect.
Comrade Rublev trying tear the ball into two halves out here
Russia is not communist anymore, so your attempt at humour fails miserably.
@@Shankar-Bhaskar what's wrong with communism?
@@Shankar-Bhaskar The word "comrade" is still used, like "mate", "buddy", etc. Has nothing to do with communism per se.
@@Shankar-Bhaskar our* attempt
@@sunnylime2831
You and OP share the same body and soul?
2:32 jesus christ...
lol
That's the benefit of taking the ball on the rise. You can bounce all your opponent's power back at them, while adding some more of your own
I feel ya Bro
Delpo's forehand better than him
My goodness that is huge hitting. What technique. Awesome angle to see as well.
2:41 If that guy gets hit by that forehand he’s done
Rublev is probably trying his best to not hit him LOL becuase if he does he will be in fault😅😅😅
Nowadays he would get defaulted
they definitely should wear a mask, it has happened to me in training i hit my coach, not in the face luckily but once in the balls and is not good, there is actual risk on being that close throwing balls
4:16 Solid “BLYAT!” from the Russian Powerhouse 😂
He said neit which is in Russian no
Fact that u thought it was blyat makes it even more funny 😂😂
@@kayemayol it might be nyat but im going with my original theory 🤣
@@michaellochner9145 I'm Russian he definitely said blyat 🤷
This was most definitely a bilat
He's getting bigger and stronger....no longer just a little skinny kid. I see good things in his future.
It's amazing how hard the pros hit!
oh ya - and this is just Rublev. Imagine Federer - th-cam.com/video/QeubK9HwzW8/w-d-xo.html
Rublev is like a computer programmed with just one line of code:
Kill the fucking ball! No Mercy!
Both a blessing and a curse
He is braindead
So many people here on this thread don't really have a clue what he's doing here. This is a fairly standard form of practice that all the pros do from time to time - it's not about how you'd play the match, it's more of a kind of workout than anything else. The main reason he's hitting so hard, and against two people, is not only to groove his strokes but also to improve his strength and fitness. As I say, it's more of a physical workout than anything else.
Jesus Christ that is a monster forehand. Crushes every one like he ate Wheaties for breakfast, lunch and dinner!
1:02 just wow 😯
I feel ya 😂
He's really sending the balls to another dimension
He's the russian version of Fernando Gonzalez.
yeah sure lol
Facts that's exactly what I was thinking lol the younger kids wont understand this.
I think is dissrespectful for FEÑA to compare one of the greatest forehands in tennis history with some only powerful forehand, even that is impressive but not at the FEÑA rate
Like del Potro flat forehand
Gonzalez forehand so much spin
True LOL
Would love to see Rublev and Nadal practice together. The intensity in their practices are insane!
They've trained together in Rafa academy
He destroyed every ear too with that grunting
is this a recruiting video? i'm sold!
Молодец Рублев. Хорошая работа. Удар хлестский.И спарринг партнёры молодцы.
This is one of the reasons why you shouldn't start learning tennis with a weak wrist. May God bless his right wrist...
Hits hard, looks like an angel
Destroying literally every shot!
*DUDE IT'S JUST PRACTICE, CHILL BRUH*
It's during practice when you become a champion.
@@adammayer5658
You don't say!
This is what it takes to go in the top 20
Man, we talking about practice. AI dixit
"But we talkin’ bout practice, man. What are we talkin’ about? Practice? We talkin’ about practice, man." Sincerely, AI.
2:30 badass
that is one way to look at it 😍
Know your strengths, know your weaknesses....his strengths are genius, his weaknesses would destroy him. Simple equation...go all out on your strengths! Speed and intention all the way haha
The best grunt in the tennis world!
Chooey Sooares no you’re lame
Rafa ?
For sure the hardest hitter on the tour
Andrey Rubweeh
La intensidad, su característica ❤
Two men playing with Rublev are good as well.
Those are great smooth shots
This is easy. I do that all the time. Just that the ball always disappears into the sky...
oh when i just joined tennis classes when i was 8 , I went for the class and for the first week i and my friends would see who could hit the ball the highest . once i hit the ball so high that it went to a swimming pool which was just 50 yard away . now i hit the ball 3 to 7 inches above the net .
So he’s basically playing table-tennis on a tennis court
He will be the future number 1 in the world.
Damn that endurance! ❤️
Молодец Рублёв. Хорошая работа.И спаррингпартнеры молодцы.
Stephen Koslov use to beat in the juniors and Stephen made Junio Slam finals and won Aussie I believe...I saw Stephen and Andrey play Jr doubles together...you can tell by his intensity that he will make it. As for Koslov being #1 Junior winning everything can make it to the pros. Stehpen was beating Tiafoe too! show you Junior tennis is a stepping stone. take your wins with a grain of salt.
2:32 geez
Future #1
It's about time for Rublev to break out and win a major. He's been on tour a while now, he has the skill set, and if he's going to separate and distinguish himself, he better do it in the next few years. Amazing, though, he's crushing these balls consistently.
4:15 smashes 11 godlike groundstrokes in a row and that single wide shot makes you scream in frustration haha. that's tennis for ya
He's just casually destroying every ball-
He is not casual at all...means the hitting doesn’t look effortless...
Rublev is the next grand slam champion of the world. Hew is totally capably of breaking Federer and Nadal's record! Long Live Rublev! God be with you every step of the way!
EY! EY! OH!! HEY! OH! - rublev
this guy plays like this and it is still not enough to beat the top 3. Amazing
Cause he's making to many errors with this style
he's beaten Nadal and Federer before. Has never played Djokovic
He looks like one those guys that test new tennis strings. Absolute cannon
Beautiful court color.
If only he could defend, then he would challenge on the tour
I wish I could play like any of these three
That's a potential top 10
You cant tell from a hitting session...
@@benedictly1571 I mean...I'm sure he's watched plenty Andrey Rublev matches...
He gets so little power from his hips and legs... It s all upper body and wrist. Insane
Massive hitting
Love thismguy!
He's playing risky tennis but I really hope he can win a grandslam. Something tells me he's gonna do well...
I love you rublev ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
reminds me of davydenko back in the day, their forms are even similar
Tbh I'm not sure about that comparison. I don't see the similarity in form, technique or even game style.
@@Emadavid yeah davydenko just reminds me of Djokovic if anyone but a tier down and without his physical gifts
can't wait to see him win a Major.
I come to hear some loud *bweeeh* I wasn't dissapointed. I like Rublev!
The other guys are equally amazing
i think the guy on the right on Karen Khachanov, unusual forehand
Excellent!!!
Super heavy hitting
Who is the hitting partner!? He's doing a great job of timing the ball!
donsky and khachanov
His way of training looks brutal. However, I wonder if it is effective and if he would be better of on focusing more on accuracy and relaxation like Federer does.
Robbert Dekker
- I respect Federer but Rublev recently defeated Federer in less than 1 hour!
Robbert Dekker
Federer pounds the ball, he hits hit harder than just about anyone on tour
@@patscool234 Hi Des. I am not sure how hard Federer hits the ball, but is due to his timming, coordination and footwork. Rublev is one of my favorite players and a candidate to challenge the top 3 in the future, but still has to learn a thing or 2.
Completely agree. I was wondering what was weird about this video and I realized that it's super unusual to see a pro train like this. Even the biggest hitters like Nadal, Thiem, Shapavaolov, etc, aren't trying for maximum power during practice. Don't get me wrong, Rublev's forehand is a beautiful shot. Incredible racket head acceleration. But it feels like he is eventually going to wear his arm out. He had a good year, won some big matches, and even beat Federer. But he's still something of a one-trick pony, though it's admittedly a pretty good trick. Definitely needs to relax and focus on variety, accuracy and consistency.
@@observer1111 Many people defeated Federer on different occasions. Sure rublev is not a bad player - but he yet lacks all the things u need to have to stay in the top 10 for many years.
You see guys like Rublev, Thiem, Medvedev, Tsitsipas, Zverev. I mean, these guys are young, strong, fast, every bit as athletic or more than the Big 3, who are getting old. And yet, they just can't seem to beat them. I think it shows just how mentally strong the Big 3 are.
Someone who can so consistiently smash the ball , how is he not dominating the sport?
Testament to how well tennis balls are made.
Wow the video title amazes me
intensity is high hey!.
you know what though... after just seeing him lose a match (I think it was uts... cant remember ). he was actually out hit by the other guy.
instead of yelling. the other guy used more flow and rhythm to get speed.... whereas Andrey just got loud. but was not as strong behind the ball .
so my point is... that highlighted to me that he could actually improve the aggressive play. cos simply yelling each grunt won't necessarily translate to more power .
just some thoughts.
great vid btw. ive actually seen this twice now. (with different thoughts now )
I watched IN-PERSON Rublev vs.Tsitsipas last year at the US OPEN, and that match time was 4 hours. Whoever plays Rublev better hit towards his backhand side. Also, his server is not that insane. Rublev won the match.
INSANE
that's a very hard hitting
BEEEEEEEEHHHHWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!
This guy makes David Ferrer look tame.
Is that an eastern grip I see?
@daweedcito Yes, Andrey uses an Eastern grip on his forehand.
What a shame he and Del Potro never got to play against each other.
He has that forehand power like Safin.
If Rublev wants to be no.1 this type of game isn't favorable for him... he has to be very strong to put this game high
BWEEHH is playing on my mind. Got LSS with it lol
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Are the other two people , Marin Cilic and Karen Khanchanov? 🤔
Rublev just showed no mercy on the 4 hand side. His practice partners were just action figures to him.
He hits the ball so hard...; I am predicting at least no1 in the world and perhaps many GS titles awaiting him...;
no way Federer could even hit those back... I defiantly could not... even after decades training prolly still not even,...;
yes he will tie Federer record GS;maybe break that record even...
ball(Ouch!)
What a beast
What a Bweeeh