for a sec i actually thought this was a highlight reel but you did a better thing: you just cut out all of the serve ritual shenanigans. you just left the meat of the points behind. nice work!
It seems like Rocky won't change his playing style in order to adjust to Kane. It's obvious that what Rocky is doing isn't working. In order to beat the best you have to be willing to do anything to try and gain an edge and get the upper hand. Basically if I was Carson I would devote my entire life, and all of my energy towards defeating Kane.
@@racquetballhighlights7721 Of what stats are you referring to? Hitting Percentages? Unforced errors? Winners? Diving Saves? Uh, racquetball announcers don't have that information. The problem is that ALL current racquetball television announcers apparently have no professional training. Want an example of what good racquetball announcing should sound like? Listen to the best US tennis announcers.
It happens sometimes in racquetball. What I do know, Kane makes everyone play his game style. Just like in boxing if you fall under your opponent's game plan. You are done for it.
I know for me if I’m getting owned I can spiral into a very poor negative attitude and basically give up...I try not to but sometimes it happens. Seems like that is what he did here
for a sec i actually thought this was a highlight reel but you did a better thing: you just cut out all of the serve ritual shenanigans. you just left the meat of the points behind. nice work!
I enjoyed watching the whole game too. Subscribe to their channel so you don't miss any games. Thanks for subscribing to my channel.
Eventually, not soon though, there will b a Kane Mutiny!
Long live the King!
KING KANE!
I talked to Rocky a few years ago about his matches with Kane, he said playing against Kane is demoralizing.
I know Alejandro Herrera, he told me that he heard from Kane's coach that he can see the ball in slow motion.
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@@racquetballhighlights7721 That makes sense. Like a great hitter in baseball who says the ball looks like the size of a grapefruit.
That club has closed down. Another one bites the dust
No way! That sucks!
It seems like Rocky won't change his playing style in order to adjust to Kane. It's obvious that what Rocky is doing isn't working. In order to beat the best you have to be willing to do anything to try and gain an edge and get the upper hand. Basically if I was Carson I would devote my entire life, and all of my energy towards defeating Kane.
I don't think anyone can adjust their game to beat Kane.
At this level do they only get 1 serve ? How high is the back wall ?
you get 2 serves. Back wall I think is 10 or 12ft. Some court go all the way up to the cealing.
Rocky shoots way too high really...but aggressive...Kane is like roll'm low.
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Why oh why do racquetball announcers talk virtually non-stop? It's incredibly annoying.
Is a little distracting. But I do enjoy and the back and forth on a play or when they talk racquetball stats.
@@racquetballhighlights7721 Of what stats are you referring to? Hitting Percentages? Unforced errors? Winners? Diving Saves? Uh, racquetball announcers don't have that information. The problem is that ALL current racquetball television announcers apparently have no professional training. Want an example of what good racquetball announcing should sound like? Listen to the best US tennis announcers.
@@markjwolfson I agree with u.
Rocky doesn't seem to be in it mentally or physically what happened in this tournament or match for him to lose like that??
It happens sometimes in racquetball. What I do know, Kane makes everyone play his game style. Just like in boxing if you fall under your opponent's game plan. You are done for it.
I know for me if I’m getting owned I can spiral into a very poor negative attitude and basically give up...I try not to but sometimes it happens. Seems like that is what he did here