What Makes Daniil Medvedev So Dangerous?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มี.ค. 2023
- The Daniil Medvedev has a remarkably strange but effective playing style. His fellow players have described him as a chessmaster; a genius; an octopus. Let’s see how these 4 critical aspects of his game throw other players off-balance.
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His court coverage and agility for somebody his height is by far the most remarkable part of his game if you ask me. Nobody that tall should move that well.
Danill is dangerous because he hits the ball very low and flat with spin through the court with alot of pace taking people's time away from them as well as being fast around the court.
@@germanslice “flat with spin” bro what
@@daasiann5986 He hits spin combined with pronation this makes the ball thinner.
Literally everyone in the NBA moves better
@@jamesball5743 that’s a lie
Medvedev is the first tall guy (6'5, 6'6+) where I feel like there's no asterisk next to his movement. Usually people say "quick for big guy". Medvedev is just outrageously fast, full stop.
He is definitely fast, but there are quite a few players faster than him.
@@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten at that height, none that i have heard of
@@MAli-sr3rf At that heigh he is probably the fastest, but the OG comment was talking about speed regardless of height.
@@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten yeah they are faster. But what good is being faster when you are 10 inches shorter and have a 15 inch shorter reach.
So basically considering all the things, Medvedev is the fastest player on the tour.
@@milenavidmar2733 I don't think so, Carlos is fast enough to make up for the lack in reach. If they both sprint from the baseline to the net I think Carlos would at least be 1m ahead and probably more.
He’s extremely confident in a humble way as he KNOWS himself and the game just like the Big 3 also do. It’s a mental game to him and he’s SMARTER than most other top players because he doesn’t really ONLY on the physical and power of his strokes (even though they’re amazing too)
As stated by many already his style is unorthodox, perhaps to some even a negative approach. I myself find his playstyle elegant and clean, very much a perfect counterpuncher in the vein of Djokovic but with a very unique twist. He's an intriguing figure in the top of tennis, plus he gives the best interviews by far. He's a very straight up and honest bloke, quite likable. He's got a few more slams in him I reckon.
To me it's how much he forces you to do, to even win a single point. You have to be almost perfect with your shots to force past him. Nadal's high win % against him is due to Nadal's ability to create high percentage winners via point construction, while being very consistent (forehand rarely misses)
I usually go for traditional styles but theres something I enjoy about Medvedev. He really does seem like an octopus chessmaster with the different ways he hits the ball and moves. It makes one uncomfortable and gets in the head of others. I also enjoy how he is able to win the crowd too somehow lol. Hes a funny dark horse and is so fun to watch
He was able to turn a US open crowd from booing him to cheering him on in a few years! 🤯
I love to think about Daniil as the Waluigi of the circuit (in a good hearted way). Similar constitution, unorthodox technique that feels often as if he was an amateur... But always finds a way to win the point and turn defensive stances into lethal offenses with ease. It can be funny or weird to watch from outside, but the more you learn about tennis, the more impressive this guy becomes
Quickness is more about the mind than the body. He always thinks about the things that might happen next, after his shot. So he is ready and he reacts quickly. And he also has that long legs and arms to reach everytning in sight. More importantly he has the will to do this.
That's why they call him Octopus 🐙, he's a long-limbed, intelligent creature.
There is nobody who frecuently produces winners from so far off the court like Medvedev does. He is amazing.
Actually for a squash player his style is nothing unusual - he has a great control of where the ball will hit, aiming close to the line or corners. Also, he is running to each point, this is what you learn in squash - you have to try and chase every ball, you will be surprised what balls you can get if you chase every ball. Being able to serve acute angles from any position and using the whole field is also very squash-like. Tennis for a long time was missing those "simple" squash techniques.
I'm amazed that I don't even find his playing that spectacular, but still very beautiful and enjoy it. A way of playing is definitely unique and has its own specific character.
Medvedev’s on court intelligence is what stands out the most to me.
My respect for Medvedev grew even more after his win over Eubanks in Wimbledon.
Eubanks was like the player to beat. He was overmatching every opponent until he faced Medvedev.
Medvedev made Eubanks look like a player of much inferior level which is not the truth.
Dude, Eubanks' run at Wimby was a bit overinflated, considering he played Tsitsipas after Tsitsipas had played 4-5 days in a row due to rain delays -- when a player doesn't get any recovery time after a 5 setter and faces a big server like Eubanks on grass, it's gonna be an unfair advantage. Now if Meddy beats Djokovic, Alcaraz or Sinner or even Hurkacz on grass - I'll be impressed.
He is genuine to his emotions, that's his biggest strength outside all other play related abilities.
When you look at Meddy with his huge height and such a skinny body constitution, look at his movement or how he is running or just walking you could think that he has a lethal decease. But his ridiculous speed, defense skills and powerfull baseline game are just unreal.
Thank you so much for a great reviews.
Great video! Thank you
I like Medvedev!! A very genuine person off court and on court!! WYSIWYG ❤
He is my favorite since he was ATP ranking 52. ;) and until now and will be forever
Unfortunate timing for this video, but still, as a big Med fan thanks! Cheers from the USA!
His my favourite of his generation 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
His mind creates multiple possibilities
this channel is lit, true contender for the top spot for TH-cam Tennis Channels!
Thats the goal!
@@Courtside_Tennis 💪
What amazes me is his prediction of what’s going to be on Tennis TV😂
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Medvedev game is quite simple:
1) he hits back with a tenacity of a jackhammer, making very few mistakes and maintaining rally tirelessly.
2) his serve may not be super fast but his placement is superb, often hitting o T or very wide
3) he have a big reach, making hard to pass him or lob him.
4) either his opponent misses or shorten the ball to him.
5) to beat him you’re going need to be very offensive and have all weapons on your arsenal sharp. ( like Federer or alcaraz)
After federer medvedev is someone i love to watch not just for how he plays but the amazing personality that he has 😇
Medvedev is proof that technique is not the most important skill to have in tennis. So what is? TIMING. you can have all the technical elements in the world but if you lack timing, you wont be a good player
@@danbrand2455 my man gets it. It governs everything in the universe
McEnroe also an example of that
@@Ryan-Horganthat comment is the best thing I have heard in my life.
A big server who loves to grind from the baseline is such a rare combination.
great video
Other than his movement being an easy thing to love it's the way Med reads the game and anticipates players and their patterns. It's right up their with the big four. Good video, small critique - I think you could put more effort into better name pronunciation. ISner not Eyesner, Daneel not Daniel
His placement is outstand.. The man is a human ball machine.
I think his contact point is the crux of his game. He takes the ball at its apex but with his height he still plays the ball at waist height but can hit flat. It’s like normal height players playing with a reduced height net, you can hit the flat ball much harder.
Great video ,Medvedev is awsome !
What surprises me is that you use meters but then use miles for speed and not kms.
He is one of a kind - know any other "5 meter behind the baseline counter puncher"?😆
His most underrated ability is his speed
His defence.. he can return any ball..
Smart man…
I root for Medvedev as long as his appointment isn't a Canadian since I have to go for my country. It was Federer and Nadal but now with Federer retired and Nadals future up in the air my favorite is Medvedev. It's hard to pin point one thing that stands out for me. I guess it could be him all over the court and the shots he wins cuz of it.
Only Carlos Alcaraz could beat his style convincingly with his clinical drop shot technique
Serve ..🔥🔥🔥
alcaraz's drop shots just gave him a lesson for standing too far behind the baseline
you commented the Big 4. There is no Big 4. Love Wawrinka, but he only won three, compared to the 20's of the others.
Tennis players have the catchiest names.
I think he is great
Well.. he’s a specialist
Medvedevs looks, playing style demeanor etc reminds me of the slovak player of the 80's i.e. Miloslav Mečíř 🙂.
Yesss The "Big Cat"
Well, Carlitos taught him a lesson in Indian Wells to stand far away behind the baseline.
The meds that Medsvedev is on give him an edge.
You better take some meds to fix your typing.
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eye-sner
Funny thing about Medvedev is that he moves well but can look awkward.
4 titles ,one final loss ,on 5 tournaments and counting 21-1 record W/L...Medi "the octapus" is the man !!!
How did Alcaraz take him out so easily at Indian Wells?
IW has a slower court which he complained of. Slow courts are his kryptonite which explains why he never generally does well in clay courts. Making the finals of IW is already a miracle. Also, you have to factor in fatigue. By the time he has reached IW final, he has already played 3 finals for 3 different weeks. So, there goes. It would be interesting to know how their match-up would turn out if they play on a faster HC.
@@m.butterfly7452 So then Djokovic doesn't have to worry about playing Meddy at the French? Just Alcaraz?
@@sassy3923 depends on how you wish to construe my reply. Truth be told, Meddy doesn’t play well in clay courts. So I don’t think he will be that much of a problem to Nole.
@@m.butterfly7452 That's good to hear...I'm really rooting for Djo to win the French and not having to worry about his nemesis at the French will give him a better chance. I don't think Nadal is physically his best anymore, so Alcaraz poses the most serious threat.
MEDVEDEV HAS A INTERSTING STYLE. HE PLAY FAR FROM THE BOTTON LINE, IT MAKE EASY GO TO ALL SHOTS, AND THE ONLY DIFFICULT IS BE FAST TO CATCH A DROP BALL ON NET!!! IT'S WORKING WELL!!!
Medvedev is the most unorthodox player of all time imo
Is ner not eye sner
Underestimation from others !!!
Vid lacks all credibility when you stated he served in the 135-145 KPH
haha he won rome and went to US open final. medvedev isn't backing down anytime soon
He doesn’t have a western grip 😂 a western grip is something that Kachanov has
🐻is clever i intellectual …a class young sportman….( let us be clear, Iam not aRusian🤣🤣)
Got badly beaten up by Alcaraz !
More alcaraz videos please
Danger rus
Meddy is an enigma. He's not the most naturally gifted player, his counter-punching game style is boring and yet his personality is exciting, he's a wall, he's an octopus, he's a meme... but I find his will to win and mental game most impressive. There have been several times when I thought there's no way he's winning with his game and he does - he had no business winning Rome!!! 🤣 He's willed himself to the top of the game like Joe Rogan willed himself to be a good comedian. But now he's hitting a wall called Jannlitos and he's getting exposed so let's see what happens.
dangerous? that an exaggeration for someone who never win any grand slams yet !!! 😅😅
And he has literally no power on his forehand
western grip? Totaly wrong
Yeah, its eastern/semi-western
Unplayable? Alcaraz begs to differ
Dangerous? What's wrong with "good"?
Poor man's version of Safin?
He’s already won more titles than Safin lol.
Nadal destroyed Medvedev
Lol he is 1-4 in head2head versus Kyrgios
Yeah, but he won a grand slam…
@@Viktorvelat95 So did Kyrgios
Carlos beats him
He ain't too dangerous. Just players not playing top level at covering the court at the net
He's not a serb lmao what research..
he dangerous cause he from russia
Xenophobic troll
Not an issue, he lives in France, educated in French,his coach is French….away from Rusia