Be sure to watch the extremely close final games where some epic points where played! Cameron Norrie has the flattest backhand in the top 100 averaging under 1200rpm but also has a heavy forehand with comparable spin rates to Andrey Rublev! Average forehand topspin rpm: Norrie = 2900. Rublev = 2850. (source: Baseline Tennis YT - th-cam.com/video/NeFvJSYwveE/w-d-xo.html) This makes for his opponents see two completely different types of shots depending on which wing he hits from. He's also a lefty. All these elements makes him an especially tricky opponent to face! Please leave a 👍 if you enjoyed and consider subscribing for more Court Level Tennis 🎾
Amazing footage like always my man. I’ll never understand why Rublev gets so frustrated at what seems like completely random times. It’s one thing to take the sport very seriously and another to let it consume you like that
I appreciate it! From waiting for hours for players & getting sunburnt to learning to edit videos, I'm glad to have reached tennis fans like yourself 🎾
Norrie has an immense difference between backhand and forehand. His forehand has as much spin as Nadal's, his backhand is as flat as it can be. This is difficult for opponents.
4 set balls for Norrie been completely wasted by himself) even on practice. It's very funny to watch Andrey's moments of aanger he needs a doctor for sure.
Be sure to watch the extremely close final games where some epic points where played!
Cameron Norrie has the flattest backhand in the top 100 averaging under 1200rpm but also has a heavy forehand with comparable spin rates to Andrey Rublev!
Average forehand topspin rpm: Norrie = 2900. Rublev = 2850. (source: Baseline Tennis YT - th-cam.com/video/NeFvJSYwveE/w-d-xo.html)
This makes for his opponents see two completely different types of shots depending on which wing he hits from.
He's also a lefty.
All these elements makes him an especially tricky opponent to face!
Please leave a 👍 if you enjoyed and consider subscribing for more Court Level Tennis 🎾
Amazing footage like always my man. I’ll never understand why Rublev gets so frustrated at what seems like completely random times. It’s one thing to take the sport very seriously and another to let it consume you like that
andrey have said it himself that he doesn't know how to control his anger and frustrations on court
From 7:43, I'm that only guy that sits in the front seat in the middle hahahaha. Love your footages
Thats awesome hahaha! Thank you!
Outstanding footage. The tennis world of TH-cam thanks you for your service, Liam!
I appreciate it!
From waiting for hours for players & getting sunburnt to learning to edit videos, I'm glad to have reached tennis fans like yourself 🎾
I second this statement. Cheers.
@@LiamApilado I know the feeling! Such a relief when you get front row on the show courts for a practice :)
Best intro ever 🤣
18:58, code violation, Mr. Rublev
How can he rank this much up with that backhand? Unbelieveable.
Norrie has an immense difference between backhand and forehand. His forehand has as much spin as Nadal's, his backhand is as flat as it can be. This is difficult for opponents.
My thoughts exactly. I kept on shouting add more spin and find angles
@@propgee adding more spin is not always the key especially on fast surfaces like hard/grass courts
Better than tennis TV, no question ! great job !
イントロw 😂
What’s the strategy today?
Hit every ball as hard as you can
4 set balls for Norrie been completely wasted by himself) even on practice. It's very funny to watch Andrey's moments of aanger he needs a doctor for sure.
As always, another great video. Love the match play videos the most. Lots to learn on both the technique and tactics side of things
Thanks I appreciate it! It's amazing how much you can learn just by "watching & learning" especially at court level! More to come 🎾
BWEHHHHH!!! AHHHHH!!
Thanks for the video!
No problemo 😁
How does Norrie control the ball with that kind of backhand?
what do you use to edit?
*BWEH*
Don’t understand how ppl wanna practice with him honestly,
1. Practice set
2. HE WON IT
genuinely don’t know how he’s this close to break a racket.
it's the drive to do everything perfectly, and that's how he earned millions playing this sport