She only gave what the public wanted. I'm more amused that Sakkari just gave a very quick handshake in the semis, lol. I don't want to read to much into it but I'm guessing that Emma gets along well with Rogers, Bencic and Fernandez. Maybe not so well with Sakkari, lol.
@@jeunicemariano4895 Bencic went a bit further going around the net to extend a hug. Kudos to Svitolina and Kerber for also giving warm hugs to Leylah Fernandez.
Before this match, maybe Emma's run was "lucky" in that she hadn't faced any Top-20 opponents. After this match, you just knew she was the real deal. I didn't expect her to win the thing still, but there were no doubts from here that Emma was rapidly becoming a top player!
Too many people looked at her opponents on her side of the draw and came to the conclusion hers was the easier side, not considering everyone of those players were 100+ ranks above her. From her perspective, considering her lack of experience, it was a very hard draw. Yet she still beat them in straight sets.
What I took from Emma's games was that if she needed to adapt her play style, she would, whereas her opponents didn't adapt to Emma. 2-0 down to rogers, adapted won the next 11 games. 3-1 down to Bencic, she adapted and won the next 5 games. In the final, when she was 2-1 down in the 2nd set, Emma upped/adapted her game to win 5 of the next 6 games.
Absolutely. I think it’s why I have such confidence when watching her. I’m just waiting for her to get enough data from the other player to learn how to beat them, and then beat them 😆
You can see on some of the shots, Emma has 2-3 moves planned ahead and makes that decision a split second based on the other players movement. She's smart and quick thinking that's her greatest asset.
No sour grapes like Sakkari (did the obligatory handshake and "complimented" both finalists all the while (and focusing on) throwing shade by saying that if she didn't play so poorly - alluding to Bencic and Rogers also playing poorly - she would've beaten Emma....probably just massaging her own bruised ego).
Yes because she has an understated variety plus power. Barty is heavy variety with a little power. Emma is more even in her power and variety. The old Andreescu could play similarly but went heavy power lately. I hope she will return to her old ways. Andreescu has an athletes mentality without an athletes body. Hope she can become a consistent threat. I’m curious of a matchup between Emma and Ash. They are the most competitive variety players at the moment.
She has not even won 1 match vs a top 10, when Bianca won USO she had like 8 or 10 top 10 wins so let’s put things into perspective, for me her level has still a ???, was she a little bit lucky or she is really amazing, we don’t know the answer, only time will tell.
@@dandresaldi Why does beating a top 10 even matter, unless they happen to be in a tournament final? Ask Rogers, Sakkari and Fernandez how much it really mattered in the end? They can take some satisfaction from the achievement and the hope of a repeat, but in the larger picture, they mean little if the final outcome of your effort brings no reward other than a little pride and some ranking points. Everyone can beat such big players in their time. The only level you look for in yourself, in any sport, is playing at a consistently high level, whoever your opponent is, as that is what gets you to the top of your game. Beating a top 10 player then suffering defeat against your next much lower ranked opponent such as Rogers, Sakkari and Fernandez did, shows how such an achievement means so little. Raducanu's consistency is what got her the title, not who she beat along the way.
Sakkari just went into BBB (brainless ball bashing) mode when she knew she couldn't keep up with Emma's consistency....as a result, Maria had TWICE (!!) as many UFE's than Emma with the same number of winners.
Injuries have been one of the biggest challenges to break-out players. Bencic was once quite promising, though she is still young. It has taken her awhile to get to this level after coming back from injury. Hope she wins a slam or two in her career.
Shame all the highlights are biased towards her opponent I've seen every highlight video put up of her in the US open and she gets nowhere near the footage she deserves especially with point winners
Yeah she jumps up or crouches down to follow the strike zone and gets massive top spin that way, really impressive. I notice Laylah also does it. They move quickly to the ball to have time to stop and balance for the strike, it's beautiful.
While other players are lunging after their opponents great shots, ER has the speed to get to it in time and take a comfortable + forceful swing at it.
I noticed that about Emma as well, how low she gets. No doubt it's where she generates a lot of her power. Her coaching and physical training have been top level, and it shows.
@@dfcintron Exactly. Much more often than not (and more often than other players), Emma gets into proper position on most of those wide shots and therefore not only hits it where she wants to with great power, because of her proper positioning she's already moving back towards the center of the court as she finishes the shot. Her physical training/coaching has been elite, no doubt.
As impressed as I was with her game on the court, I was even more impressed with how gracious and unassuming Emma is. She was definitely brought up right!
On rewatching, this matchup vs Bencic is more exciting than the Finals. Longer rallies, more winners from both players, more creative variety of angles and shots, very fast tempo from both players. The way Bencic constructed the points was better than Leylah. Understandably, with her experience. Feels like this a preview of what's to come.. especially when Emma faces the top 10 players. Can't wait!
It could all be in the numbers... being an "A" student in Math, isn't it? The consistency in numbers, numbers of games played, numbers of sets won, lower probability if goes to 3rd set, taking calculated shots, percentage of risk to wins if some shots were executed differently... I'm getting a headache already!
@@venturistc1923 The big difference was Fernandez flunking her 1st serve so much in the final. That always edged Raducanu. What made it harder was of course Leftie. Here Bencic is experienced, hot off winning Olympics, playing more tactical and Quarters, Raducanu is in new area. She handled it amazingly well - coming from behind in 1st set. Raducanu needs to convert more of her 30-40 breaks however: She gets a lot of them but needs to nail the 1st ones - makes all the difference to as you say complex tactics and match management eg percentages-vs-aggressive shots. Thank you for your interesting discussion contribution.
@@commentarytalk1446 Emma, with experience, will better handle those breakpoint opportunities. Her return-of-serve is impressive even at this early stage.
Emma has entered the top echelons of professional tennis like a hurricane! If she goes on in this manner she will be very tough to beat. I did notice a difference in her ground strokes from that of other players. On most of her ground strokes she connects the ball whilst both feet are off the ground. Maybe that is the secret of her success. Congratulations Emma! Great achievement!
Emma’s BH down the line, consistency and servr placement makes her the real deal. Female Novak in the making. Leylah, the next female Nadal. Rivalry for the next decade in the making.
No doubt. They both have excellent fundamentals and, for their ages, advanced games mentally. They'll both only get better physically in the next three to five years. Looking forward to some epic matches between them.
I know this is a highlight rather than the full match. I see more points won through winners than unforced errors. This makes the match very entertaining to watch.
Bencic was in a perfect condition. Still, she could not stop Emma Raducanu's surging. I really love to see Emma to reach top 3 along as soon as possible.
I liked this match the most. Saw four other matches during the us open (Sabalenka vs Krejcikova, Auger Aliassime vs Alcaraz, Zverev vs Harris, Raducanu vs Fernandez).
If you took the score off the corner of this video and didn't play the final point, you'd think Bencic was victorious, given the ratio of her winning points here to those of Raducanu. Poor editing.
The element of surprise, the fact almost no one played against Emma yet, was probably a factor. Shapovalov at 17, shocked Nadal the first time he played against him for instance. She's a great player but she'll have to keep improving her game to consistently beat these top players.
Shapovalov has a beautiful game if often erratic as he so often resorts to BBB mode, unfortunately. Which results in ridiculously high UFE counts. Emma's game is much more controlled, tactical and she rarely reverts to BBB mode. In that she reminds me more of, don't laugh, Barty - but with more mustard on her shots.
@@invisipics maybe the difference is young up and coming players have watched top players videos over and over, they've studied them. If so they know what to expect. I bet next time top players will be more prepared. When Sampras won the US open in 1990, and became the youngest player to win the Open, it took him almost 3 years to win another slam and become world no1.
@@jontakaki503 I am sure the coaching teams of these top players watched video of these youngsters looking for strengths and weaknesses before their player met them, like they all do. Even Emma watched videos of her next opponent before each game.
Men's tennis bores me. I don't want to watch a match with 70 aces. I'd much rather watch a serve and volley game which is basically what you get with the women's game.
Raducanu will likely never be able to produce this brand of tennis again. I've only ever seen her play like this during this tournament. Since she won, she's gained weight (probably both muscle and fat), lost that swift and precise shot-making and movement that made her unbeatable in this tournament, and she's been figured out by the rest of the tour. It's unfortunate that another player has followed the footsteps of Ivanovic when she won her slam. I have hope but the way it's looking now, I don't see her finding this form again. It was an amazing run but couldn't be maintained.
Can't believe this so called "high light". Just count the number of winners by Bencic vs the number by Emma in this video. What a joke...you would think by that count that Bencic won the match; but Emma won 2 sets to love..... go figure
Emma is trending right now every tennis facebook and instagram page and youtube or medias look like her fans now. hahaha but Yes definitely Emma is role model for teenager who want to be success such in young age.
probably because of timing. she was a bit late on the ball, catched it descending and rushed into hitting it. probably decided against going for a winner out of fear of hitting it into the net because of it.
It’s a shame that players like Bencic and Pliskova who beat Serena still don’t have a GS even though Serena isn’t in shape anymore. Unfortunately she’ll still be the queen of the WTA. You can’t rely on Osaka and Barty, Halep has always been inconsistent and sprinting isn’t the key. I’m glad she got 2 GS. Bencic and Pliskova have all the weapons but they always fade away. Keys is a brainless hitter as always. Svitolina literally has no weapons.
Having No line judges seems rather odd and relying on Hawkeye and the Referee, Mac would have had much less to argue with! I didn't expect to see another grand slam contender from the UK in my lifetime post Andy Murray and then along comes Emma, although I guess anybody watching this girl develop over the past few years probably wouldn't be so surprised
To add a comment on "no line judges", I think it's great, line calls are instant, so Players have to keep playing. No more challenges/replay the point arguments. Now if Baseball would do the same with ball and strike calling.
Fluke? Reaching 4th round in Wimbledon as a wildcard considering it was her first grandslam appearance and only has 1 WTA tour experience before this. Winning 10 straight rounds without dropping a set (that is 20 sets total!) as a qualifier in the USO. Her win there is almost next to impossible to be repeated ever again. I guess even if she wont win another grandslam soon, you cannot call that fluke. That is pure hardwork, exceptional talent and mindset.
Winning 10 matches and 20 sets in a row isn't a fluke. You can't get away with hitting out for that many matches, constantly hitting the lines and saving break points against world class players, unless you've got real talent.
Shame on you US Open Tennis Championship - what bizarre highlights! Didn't see the winning shot by Emma for first set - and there were more Bencic 'best' shots than Emma's. Showed a double fault by Bencic - are you intimating that it was Bencic's mistakes that aided this great win by Emma? What a croc!
I am pretty sure you can reach 4th round at Wimbledon as a wildcard. Then win the USO via 10 consecutive rounds without dropping a set (20 sets total!!!) as a qualifier with only 2 WTA tours before this. Oh maybe you could also do this while not doing tennis for almost 3 months in Jan to March this year while waiting for your A levels exam. If you could do all these, I would not even dare call you a one time grandslam.
Are you ready to pump up Serena yet? Haha. I'm not sure exactly what your point was, but if it was to compare the start of Emma's career to that of Serena... well, again, what was your point?
@@paulkane7771 The point ? Whenever someone new gets their 1st slam, everybody's expectations looks immediately to the next slam. Just tempering expectations is all.
I hope the media will not eat her young mind . The pressure of winning a GS at young age and sponsors devour her concentration for million of dollars .
emma can change the momentum making accurate shots.. its easy for her to put a ball in a opposite direction to end the match in 2 sets.. its just so funny bec she is a bit lazy to prolong the match... hope to see her face the top 5 now that she is in rank 23..
@@venturistc1923 exactly, she is conserving her energy for the big points, no point running around after every shot in the first set to win it, and then be too knackered in the next two sets and lose the match. Very smart play.
Considering what happened at Wimbledon when Emma bottled it....She then Won the US Open as a wild card without dropping a set. Unbelievable Jeff as kammy says...
Yep, wildcard at Wimby to get the 4th round was awesome ! If it weren't for the hyperventilating, she should've dispatched Tomljanovic. To go through qualifiers and then win the US Open '21 is absolutely insane ! What a Consecration ! The Confirmation is next.
Point 5:43. Lapse in Emma's judgment or Emma has low Tennis IQ? Don't hit the ball directly to your opponent when the court is wide open on the right side for a clear winner. Oh dear 🙄
That's what I don't understand! On paper, Bencic should win! Even after rewatching this, Bencic looks the stronger and more experienced hitter. What happened??! Did I miss something? It's as though Emma changed the script mid way or something... ???!! Mmmm...
I love how Bencic gave her a hug. 💕
She only gave what the public wanted. I'm more amused that Sakkari just gave a very quick handshake in the semis, lol. I don't want to read to much into it but I'm guessing that Emma gets along well with Rogers, Bencic and Fernandez. Maybe not so well with Sakkari, lol.
@@jeunicemariano4895 Bencic went a bit further going around the net to extend a hug. Kudos to Svitolina and Kerber for also giving warm hugs to Leylah Fernandez.
It was a very classy move.
I really like Chanda Rubin as a commentator. Personable and knowledgeable whilst remaining unbiased. Great hire. Hope she continues.
Mary Carrillo is the worst. Goes off on tangents.
Unlike jealous Mary,,,, who managed to get awards for her commentating.
She's always been so phenomenal on Tennis Channel. Her voice alone is very soothing to listen to.
Before this match, maybe Emma's run was "lucky" in that she hadn't faced any Top-20 opponents. After this match, you just knew she was the real deal. I didn't expect her to win the thing still, but there were no doubts from here that Emma was rapidly becoming a top player!
Agree. Can almost like see her progression. She's growing from match to match as a player. Like she said, adapt or lose.
@@martydav9475 didn't know that. i'll look him up. thanks!
This was her pivot...to greatness
Too many people looked at her opponents on her side of the draw and came to the conclusion hers was the easier side, not considering everyone of those players were 100+ ranks above her. From her perspective, considering her lack of experience, it was a very hard draw. Yet she still beat them in straight sets.
Bencic should have been ranked outside the top30 though. Only there because of the frozen points.
But Sakkari was a Top15 opponent.
What I took from Emma's games was that if she needed to adapt her play style, she would, whereas her opponents didn't adapt to Emma. 2-0 down to rogers, adapted won the next 11 games. 3-1 down to Bencic, she adapted and won the next 5 games.
In the final, when she was 2-1 down in the 2nd set, Emma upped/adapted her game to win 5 of the next 6 games.
Emma's mental approach and understanding of the game, at the tender age of 18, is really next level.
Absolutely. I think it’s why I have such confidence when watching her. I’m just waiting for her to get enough data from the other player to learn how to beat them, and then beat them 😆
12:12 "we can't beleive it 18 year old and the semis! of the US Open"
Emma: goes to win the whole thing..
You can see on some of the shots, Emma has 2-3 moves planned ahead and makes that decision a split second based on the other players movement. She's smart and quick thinking that's her greatest asset.
so nice of bencic she hugged emma.. what a sport.. i love bencic too she gave emma some nerve-wracking game
Bencic was very gracious in defeat. Class!
She seems like a totally lovely person.
classy one...
No sour grapes like Sakkari (did the obligatory handshake and "complimented" both finalists all the while (and focusing on) throwing shade by saying that if she didn't play so poorly - alluding to Bencic and Rogers also playing poorly - she would've beaten Emma....probably just massaging her own bruised ego).
Raducanu's shot faking is up there with Federer's 0:57 5:06 . World class.
I could watch this whole match again!
I wish the full match was on youtube someplace.
Emma makes incredibly few unforced errors, that kind of consistency is always going to give her opponents a major headache!
Yes because she has an understated variety plus power. Barty is heavy variety with a little power. Emma is more even in her power and variety. The old Andreescu could play similarly but went heavy power lately. I hope she will return to her old ways. Andreescu has an athletes mentality without an athletes body. Hope she can become a consistent threat. I’m curious of a matchup between Emma and Ash. They are the most competitive variety players at the moment.
She has not even won 1 match vs a top 10, when Bianca won USO she had like 8 or 10 top 10 wins so let’s put things into perspective, for me her level has still a ???, was she a little bit lucky or she is really amazing, we don’t know the answer, only time will tell.
@@willybeama1 I don’t think she has that much variety, she just moves extremely well and is really great mentally and Barty’s forehand is powerful
@@dandresaldi
Why does beating a top 10 even matter, unless they happen to be in a tournament final? Ask Rogers, Sakkari and Fernandez how much it really mattered in the end? They can take some satisfaction from the achievement and the hope of a repeat, but in the larger picture, they mean little if the final outcome of your effort brings no reward other than a little pride and some ranking points.
Everyone can beat such big players in their time. The only level you look for in yourself, in any sport, is playing at a consistently high level, whoever your opponent is, as that is what gets you to the top of your game.
Beating a top 10 player then suffering defeat against your next much lower ranked opponent such as Rogers, Sakkari and Fernandez did, shows how such an achievement means so little.
Raducanu's consistency is what got her the title, not who she beat along the way.
Sakkari just went into BBB (brainless ball bashing) mode when she knew she couldn't keep up with Emma's consistency....as a result, Maria had TWICE (!!) as many UFE's than Emma with the same number of winners.
Injuries have been one of the biggest challenges to break-out players. Bencic was once quite promising, though she is still young. It has taken her awhile to get to this level after coming back from injury. Hope she wins a slam or two in her career.
Both players deserve applause. Great level of tennis..
Thanks to the hard-working person at US Open Tennis who continues to shell out these videos so we can get our daily fix of Emma the Queen 😁
Shame all the highlights are biased towards her opponent I've seen every highlight video put up of her in the US open and she gets nowhere near the footage she deserves especially with point winners
Love raducanu's footwork when she's redirecting. She gets so low she almost looks like she's about to sit down
Yeah she jumps up or crouches down to follow the strike zone and gets massive top spin that way, really impressive. I notice Laylah also does it. They move quickly to the ball to have time to stop and balance for the strike, it's beautiful.
While other players are lunging after their opponents great shots, ER has the speed to get to it in time and take a comfortable + forceful swing at it.
I noticed that about Emma as well, how low she gets. No doubt it's where she generates a lot of her power. Her coaching and physical training have been top level, and it shows.
@@dfcintron Exactly. Much more often than not (and more often than other players), Emma gets into proper position on most of those wide shots and therefore not only hits it where she wants to with great power, because of her proper positioning she's already moving back towards the center of the court as she finishes the shot. Her physical training/coaching has been elite, no doubt.
Full match will be great, please do it !
Bravo Emma, & keep going strong!!!
A beautiful girl with a beautiful game and well spoken too!
As impressed as I was with her game on the court, I was even more impressed with how gracious and unassuming Emma is. She was definitely brought up right!
Emma in less than 6 months, from the bottom of the Ocean to the top of the Everest
On rewatching, this matchup vs Bencic is more exciting than the Finals. Longer rallies, more winners from both players, more creative variety of angles and shots, very fast tempo from both players. The way Bencic constructed the points was better than Leylah. Understandably, with her experience. Feels like this a preview of what's to come.. especially when Emma faces the top 10 players. Can't wait!
Quarters vs Olympic champ was "mental hurdle" territory so a big big win indeed.
Similar result at the end tho
It could all be in the numbers... being an "A" student in Math, isn't it? The consistency in numbers, numbers of games played, numbers of sets won, lower probability if goes to 3rd set, taking calculated shots, percentage of risk to wins if some shots were executed differently... I'm getting a headache already!
@@venturistc1923 The big difference was Fernandez flunking her 1st serve so much in the final. That always edged Raducanu. What made it harder was of course Leftie.
Here Bencic is experienced, hot off winning Olympics, playing more tactical and Quarters, Raducanu is in new area. She handled it amazingly well - coming from behind in 1st set.
Raducanu needs to convert more of her 30-40 breaks however: She gets a lot of them but needs to nail the 1st ones - makes all the difference to as you say complex tactics and match management eg percentages-vs-aggressive shots.
Thank you for your interesting discussion contribution.
@@commentarytalk1446 Emma, with experience, will better handle those breakpoint opportunities. Her return-of-serve is impressive even at this early stage.
Emma lot's confidental loved the way her
Play and keep going strong. !
Emma has entered the top echelons of professional tennis like a hurricane! If she goes on in this manner she will be very tough to beat. I did notice a difference in her ground strokes from that of other players. On most of her ground strokes she connects the ball whilst both feet are off the ground. Maybe that is the secret of her success. Congratulations Emma! Great achievement!
I hope we get the full match. This one looks exciting.
Emma’s BH down the line, consistency and servr placement makes her the real deal. Female Novak in the making. Leylah, the next female Nadal. Rivalry for the next decade in the making.
No doubt. They both have excellent fundamentals and, for their ages, advanced games mentally. They'll both only get better physically in the next three to five years. Looking forward to some epic matches between them.
Agree :) ... and the next Federer... no, there is no next for Roger. You can learn and train for athletic and technical excellence, not for genius.
I know this is a highlight rather than the full match. I see more points won through winners than unforced errors. This makes the match very entertaining to watch.
It's refreshing to watch and hear playing tennis without those annoying and over acting awful grunts and squeaks.
Bencic was in a perfect condition. Still, she could not stop Emma Raducanu's surging. I really love to see Emma to reach top 3 along as soon as possible.
from Costa Rica, I send congratulations, champion, that's right! hug from the distance and blessings!!
I liked this match the most. Saw four other matches during the us open (Sabalenka vs Krejcikova, Auger Aliassime vs Alcaraz, Zverev vs Harris, Raducanu vs Fernandez).
If you took the score off the corner of this video and didn't play the final point, you'd think Bencic was victorious, given the ratio of her winning points here to those of Raducanu. Poor editing.
Totally agree - most bizarre!
The element of surprise, the fact almost no one played against Emma yet, was probably a factor. Shapovalov at 17, shocked Nadal the first time he played against him for instance. She's a great player but she'll have to keep improving her game to consistently beat these top players.
Shapovalov has a beautiful game if often erratic as he so often resorts to BBB mode, unfortunately. Which results in ridiculously high UFE counts. Emma's game is much more controlled, tactical and she rarely reverts to BBB mode. In that she reminds me more of, don't laugh, Barty - but with more mustard on her shots.
But you have to remember that she hadn't played against most of them ever either.... only Zhang and Fernandez.
@@invisipics maybe the difference is young up and coming players have watched top players videos over and over, they've studied them. If so they know what to expect. I bet next time top players will be more prepared. When Sampras won the US open in 1990, and became the youngest player to win the Open, it took him almost 3 years to win another slam and become world no1.
@@jontakaki503 I am sure the coaching teams of these top players watched video of these youngsters looking for strengths and weaknesses before their player met them, like they all do. Even Emma watched videos of her next opponent before each game.
@@jontakaki503 This is 2021, any player has video on their opponent from all of their opponent's prior matches. So no excuses.
Great match from Raducanu!
Can you please upload the full match?
Thenkyu for US OPEN , amazingly match, i'm fans of bencic but emma is things
U can only can play what's Infront of you
Year of unorthodox
Med in Men's
Eddy in Women's
Eddy? who is Eddy? -
Cutest, youngest uso 2021 winner ❤️😉
Yes she's beautiful but this is not a beauty contest. The shallowness, shame shame shame
USO? Don't you mean USA? I guess that says it all 😝
@@mariteskelly9776 cutest and young talent ok now. 🙏🏻
@@mariteskelly9776 USO = US Open.
@@welshmarvel84 oic my apologies
As from now on all the other girls will take these 2 teenagers emma and leylah very seriously !!!!!!
love how the female commentator got roasted in the end
Almost all US Open's commentators are so biased and so not professional.
She learn extremely fast, that's why it blossom into a fairy tale story from nowhere.
She is concentrating on her studies, thats why she hasnt unlash her potential yet, once she gets her As , she unlash her full power in tennis.
Great. We saw all of Bencic’s winning points here. Just what no one came to see.
I get nervous just watching the replay, even though we know the outcome.
Suddenly, men's tennis doesn't feel just as captivating any more 😀
Men's tennis bores me. I don't want to watch a match with 70 aces. I'd much rather watch a serve and volley game which is basically what you get with the women's game.
@@paulkane7771 ATP has too much drama plan
Raducanu will likely never be able to produce this brand of tennis again. I've only ever seen her play like this during this tournament. Since she won, she's gained weight (probably both muscle and fat), lost that swift and precise shot-making and movement that made her unbeatable in this tournament, and she's been figured out by the rest of the tour. It's unfortunate that another player has followed the footsteps of Ivanovic when she won her slam. I have hope but the way it's looking now, I don't see her finding this form again. It was an amazing run but couldn't be maintained.
Can't believe this so called "high light". Just count the number of winners by Bencic vs the number by Emma in this video. What a joke...you would think by that count that Bencic won the match; but Emma won 2 sets to love..... go figure
I was just about to post the same thing - totally bizarre highlights!!!
She play like Li na
Normal, her ultimate role model. She could easily do worse.
Emma is trending right now every tennis facebook and instagram page and youtube or medias look like her fans now. hahaha but Yes definitely Emma is role model for teenager who want to be success such in young age.
Camera work was more biased toward Bencics points here.
All highlights of Emma's matches are biased towards the opponent
@@mairyhuff7102 Yes! So weird - how did she win ?!
Yeah, I got annoyed when they kept skipping the games won by Emma but showing those won by Bencic. Most frustrating.
@@miketols5420 yes, its abviously emma won, but they skipped it all the point...just gave credit to bencic point
@@mairyhuff7102 i agree
I can see a full matches, please
4:55 : why does Bencic hit a lazy ball to Raducanu's forehand? This is a pro chasing down a short return--that shot should have been lights out.
probably because of timing. she was a bit late on the ball, catched it descending and rushed into hitting it. probably decided against going for a winner out of fear of hitting it into the net because of it.
if you watch her foot work before hitting the ball you ll noticed she expected the ball to bounce higher and further back than it did
It’s a shame that players like Bencic and Pliskova who beat Serena still don’t have a GS even though Serena isn’t in shape anymore. Unfortunately she’ll still be the queen of the WTA. You can’t rely on Osaka and Barty, Halep has always been inconsistent and sprinting isn’t the key. I’m glad she got 2 GS. Bencic and Pliskova have all the weapons but they always fade away. Keys is a brainless hitter as always. Svitolina literally has no weapons.
Love you ,Emma
Having No line judges seems rather odd and relying on Hawkeye and the Referee, Mac would have had much less to argue with! I didn't expect to see another grand slam contender from the UK in my lifetime post Andy Murray and then along comes Emma, although I guess anybody watching this girl develop over the past few years probably wouldn't be so surprised
To add a comment on "no line judges", I think it's great, line calls are instant, so Players have to keep playing.
No more challenges/replay the point arguments. Now if Baseball would do the same with ball and strike calling.
Emma must win the second grand slam trophy to show that her run on the US open wasn’t a fluke.
Fluke? Reaching 4th round in Wimbledon as a wildcard considering it was her first grandslam appearance and only has 1 WTA tour experience before this. Winning 10 straight rounds without dropping a set (that is 20 sets total!) as a qualifier in the USO. Her win there is almost next to impossible to be repeated ever again. I guess even if she wont win another grandslam soon, you cannot call that fluke. That is pure hardwork, exceptional talent and mindset.
Winning 10 matches and 20 sets in a row isn't a fluke. You can't get away with hitting out for that many matches, constantly hitting the lines and saving break points against world class players, unless you've got real talent.
Just watching the Highlights........You think Bencic WON.....
Cause they r only showing great points, BB had a ton of bad unforced errors throughout.
Be nice if they gave 12 minutes to all of Emma's matches... !
Normally I'd agree but if they'd all be be as biased towards her opponent like this video is then what's the point?
@@mairyhuff7102 true ! ;)
@@mairyhuff7102 I just want to see more of the match, biased or not.
@@gamingtonight1526 each to their own I guess. Me personally would rather see the winner get her fair share of the points footage
Shame on you US Open Tennis Championship - what bizarre highlights! Didn't see the winning shot by Emma for first set - and there were more Bencic 'best' shots than Emma's. Showed a double fault by Bencic - are you intimating that it was Bencic's mistakes that aided this great win by Emma? What a croc!
Emma won the game, but video showed alot point of bencic
Who did the editing?
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Think it's what women's tennis needed
Since winning Olympic, there is added pressure on Bencic to win a Slam. She's not coping well
You could say the same for Pliskova and Svitolina.
Suddenly Naomi and Gauff are behind Emma popularity now..
Queen for just one grand slam.
Get a life troll
I am pretty sure you can reach 4th round at Wimbledon as a wildcard. Then win the USO via 10 consecutive rounds without dropping a set (20 sets total!!!) as a qualifier with only 2 WTA tours before this. Oh maybe you could also do this while not doing tennis for almost 3 months in Jan to March this year while waiting for your A levels exam. If you could do all these, I would not even dare call you a one time grandslam.
Not gonna pump Emma up too much since a lull almost will be expected...it took the great Serena 3 years to nab another slam.
Are you ready to pump up Serena yet? Haha. I'm not sure exactly what your point was, but if it was to compare the start of Emma's career to that of Serena... well, again, what was your point?
@@paulkane7771 The point ? Whenever someone new gets their 1st slam, everybody's expectations looks immediately to the next slam. Just tempering expectations is all.
Her style is similar to Federer.
That's why he's her favorite male player. If you think alike, you play alike.
as if i am watching finals... its a lot better
I hope the media will not eat her young mind . The pressure of winning a GS at young age and sponsors devour her concentration for million of dollars .
Bencic position on court is horrible. She commits to run earlier showed Emma where to hit the ball, exactly.
How can Tennis players and all their teams travel to New York while the rest of us cannot travel anywhere?
its called PLANE
@@kukulroukul4698 How did they all gain permission to fly on your PLANE?
Maybe because it's considered business/work travel. Dunno.
@@mairyhuff7102 That is one country - the UK - what about all the others?
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emma can change the momentum making accurate shots.. its easy for her to put a ball in a opposite direction to end the match in 2 sets.. its just so funny bec she is a bit lazy to prolong the match... hope to see her face the top 5 now that she is in rank 23..
Don't think it's laziness... It's simple Maths. Her probability of winning drops if she goes to 3rd set. "A" Math student, remember?
@@venturistc1923 exactly, she is conserving her energy for the big points, no point running around after every shot in the first set to win it, and then be too knackered in the next two sets and lose the match. Very smart play.
Yeah, Emma is lazy.
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Belinda was so not cool in this match. Needs composure like Emma.
And yet has oodles and oodles more experience.
We’ll see what happens next year. Proof is in the pudding, in the pudding a done yet. Wish you well
Considering what happened at Wimbledon when Emma bottled it....She then Won the US Open as a wild card without dropping a set. Unbelievable Jeff as kammy says...
Qualifier, and 4th round at Wimbledon is a great result for someone playing in her first Grand Slam.
Qualifier. Not a wild card.
Yep, wildcard at Wimby to get the 4th round was awesome ! If it weren't for the hyperventilating, she should've dispatched Tomljanovic.
To go through qualifiers and then win the US Open '21 is absolutely insane ! What a Consecration ! The Confirmation is next.
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Point 5:43. Lapse in Emma's judgment or Emma has low Tennis IQ? Don't hit the ball directly to your opponent when the court is wide open on the right side for a clear winner. Oh dear 🙄
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I’d start by not writing stuff like this lol
First, you need to be not you
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@@jensclarberg6419 Hey dude, he's entitled to marry her. Why can't he?
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There may have been advantages living in a laissez faire London during a pandemic?
Exactly what are you alluding to?
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Worst thing to happen in us open.
Emma has nothing to do with tennis
She should be a tv actress on her acting skills.
Agendas agendas.
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Еще раз посмотрел на матч. Очень низкий уровень ВТА. Бенчич при такой игре - олимпийская чемпионка. Радукану - ничего особенного. Средний уровень
Too bad, Russian player didn't win, huh?
@@brucekwan1911 Русские не играли в этом матче, будьте внимательнее
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Raducanu's strokes remind me of Muguruza's. short swing and flat...
Flat ? I thought she uses a fair amount of topspin on her shots. Maybe less when gunning down the line, tho.
@Dell Wright Yeah, Bouchard otoh hits very, very, very....did I say very ?...very flat. That probably explains her inconsistencies since early 2015.
Bencic knows she should've won this match. At least play 3 sets. Credit to Raducanu.
on paper yes but raducanu deserved it more due to play.
That's what I don't understand! On paper, Bencic should win! Even after rewatching this, Bencic looks the stronger and more experienced hitter. What happened??! Did I miss something? It's as though Emma changed the script mid way or something... ???!! Mmmm...
@@venturistc1923 some of the best players in the history of the game introduces themselves in this manner. Welcome Emma into the world of top tennis.
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