#1 Doubles. Martin Redlicki and Evan Zhu of UCLA vs Michael Genender and Sameer Kumar of Stanford. Subscribe: goo.gl/dNz6Sz Twitter: / j10is Final Result: Match abandoned at 6-6, 4-4 in the tiebreak.
I'm on youtube all the time, and I'll be honest the in last year or so your videos the only ones I instantly click on. Love the camera angle and these are great matches. awesome work man!
Sorry but a dumb question: your score for set 1 lists 6 - 6. In college, they continue to set 2 when the score is tied? I don't think so but I don't know a thing about college rules. Thanks.
Kumar was always a really good doubles player because of his IQ and net game. However his serve or ground strokes didn't have enough power which is why he wasn't as good of a singles player as a doubles player. I was very surprised that he and Genender didn't qualify for the 2018 doubles championship.
Overhead Lesson 101... always, always Bounce a lob in front of you that is coming in at 12:00. You back up let it bounce and then smash it at serve height... poor coaching :)
I'm on youtube all the time, and I'll be honest the in last year or so your videos the only ones I instantly click on. Love the camera angle and these are great matches. awesome work man!
Redlicki learned how to shake hands. Awesome
Wow, what a tangible difference momentum can make on a player's confidence
Yes Axel, yes, YES!
Do you know Matt Lin well? are you guys like filming buddies
Facts 🤣
oh my goodness the kick at 11:37 D:
tight match--good video quality--thanks
monster shot at 2:57
Sorry but a dumb question: your score for set 1 lists 6 - 6. In college, they continue to set 2 when the score is tied? I don't think so but I don't know a thing about college rules. Thanks.
They don't. Stanford had already clinched the doubles point when these guys were in the tiebreaker, so they stopped the match.
Great match...awesome play and great filming !
Love these videos great content thank you for posting. What type of camera do you use?
Kumar grew overall as a player, he's playing really well!
Hmm made a lot of unforced errors though
Kumar was always a really good doubles player because of his IQ and net game. However his serve or ground strokes didn't have enough power which is why he wasn't as good of a singles player as a doubles player. I was very surprised that he and Genender didn't qualify for the 2018 doubles championship.
What does Match abandoned mean? Other than the obvious.... why was it abandoned?
Martin tapalla Stanford had already won the doubles point by winning 2 and 3 doubles so this match was pulled to begin the singles matches.
2:55 is brilliant🤌
Lots of free points
Why does kumar complain about every single fricking call.
And Genender is just the hype man
Overhead is the most often missed shot
true
Kumar's serve looks a lot like Brymer's.
on the first glance I felt the ones in blue are bryan bros..
Ik hou van tennis
More missed overheads in this college match than my entire high school team missed last year
Overhead Lesson 101... always, always Bounce a lob in front of you that is coming in at 12:00. You back up let it bounce and then smash it at serve height... poor coaching :)
twelve o'clock not video location
@@lovetoedit 12:30 I think