Andy Sa Feli è il mio giocatore preferito da sempre per il suo gioco classico, serve and volley magistrale, un dritto più che discreto e uno slice velenosissimo di rovescio. Ma la sua pecca è che non riesce a reggere lo scambio prolungato da fondo campo e questo video ne è la dimostrazione: rovescio coperto indecente che nel 70% dei casi finisce in rete e sulla lunga anche con il dritto stecca spesso. Non direi proprio maestro e allievo..😂👍🏻
it looks like rublev doesn't really do a split step maybe a subtle little one please someone who knows help me out on this thank you ps in all other practice sessions with pros i always see a pronounced split step i do not really see it here
great opposites, rublev nervously, agressively pounding those balls as usual, Lopez not buying into it and staying relaxed and smooth as always like thinking "what's with all this nervousness man?! Just relax and enjoy the run"
@@12kgpTennis quality is good for an iPhone x. I have a huawei p30 that also has a great camera quality. Idk if u have tryed using huawei before but there cameras r amazing. Anyway apple also has amazing cameras
On the video: a wilson 6.1 95 18x20 painted to look like a prostaff 97. In 2020 he is using Zverevs racquet: a Head gravity pro painted black (because he is not sponsored)
No footstance these days. You can tell though that when he finally puts the left foot forward on a forehand shot, it automatically gets better. Sorry, just an observation...
![Casper Ruud w/ Andrey Rublev - Court Level Practice [San Diego 2021, 4k 60fps]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TmWmeqr6_pw/mqdefault.jpg)
Lopez hitting like he just woke up from a nap. Rublev hitting like it’s match point at the us open
thats why one is good and the other isnt (relatively speaking)
Haha to be fair he wouldn’t be hitting that hard at match point
@@nickbohm5147 true, one of them has won a grand slam 😂
@@triple-touchdown-master2770 Neither of them has won a grand slam. Nonetheless the disrespect to Feliciano is massive here lol.
rublev hits the ball like it murdered his father
hahh
just the forehand.
rublev murdered his father
This made me laugh. Well said
Bweeeeeeehhhhhh...
Beautiful forehand
Rublev has very good FH technique, really a pure tennis school technique. A model for young players.
it's refreshing to see a young player not have such a spinny forehand
@@DaggerMan11 lol, His forehand has insane amounts of spin.
@@Ihasfinger911 there's a huge difference between a forehand that has a lot of spin and a spinny forehand. You know that, dude. Why be pedantic?
@@Ihasfinger911 For real, though. Get a life.
@@DaggerMan11 im new to tennis, could you explain the difference to me please?
I like watching rublev hit
Feli hitting with that Fognini swagger, almost completely upright and without any care to where the ball lands.
Andy Sa Feli è il mio giocatore preferito da sempre per il suo gioco classico, serve and volley magistrale, un dritto più che discreto e uno slice velenosissimo di rovescio. Ma la sua pecca è che non riesce a reggere lo scambio prolungato da fondo campo e questo video ne è la dimostrazione: rovescio coperto indecente che nel 70% dei casi finisce in rete e sulla lunga anche con il dritto stecca spesso. Non direi proprio maestro e allievo..😂👍🏻
rublev hits hard as f
Agreed. And apparently Federer and Nadal hit harder than him from top tennis training lol
@@saccount8009 because they do lmao
@@saccount8009 just watch them both play and tell me who is faster lmao
0:52 those 2 hits are exactly like my tennis looks 100% of the time. :((((
Hahahaha :D
@Jemand at least you can hit the ball that hard 😂
Better than me
except for the part you aren't Rublev lol. Might be a good thing tho...
What date was this practice session? It appears Rublev's grunting game is still developing. Bweeh!
the description says 2018, so i'm assuming sometime then!
I love this kid. reminds me of Ferrero, Ferrer and Agassi.
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Indian Wells is awesome, very unfortunate that it was cancelled this year.
What a wonderful place. Can anyone write where are such tennis courts are located?
Indian Wells, California
@@12kgpTennis Thanks,
Lopez rarely hits that actual backhand in Singles lol
Because it would result in too many unforced errors. Easier to hit in practise with no pressure and easier balls.
Lopez slow motion
In recent years he has been moving away from relying on the slice. It’s been nice to see his game grow
thank you for the video
it looks like rublev doesn't really do a split step maybe a subtle little one please someone who knows help me out on this thank you ps in all other practice sessions with pros i always see a pronounced split step i do not really see it here
He does do split step on every shot
Split step isnt defined by how pronouced it is
@@hanbrianlee thank you greatly appreciated can you see how i was mistaken because usually like you say it is more obvious to see thanks again
great opposites, rublev nervously, agressively pounding those balls as usual, Lopez not buying into it and staying relaxed and smooth as always like thinking "what's with all this nervousness man?! Just relax and enjoy the run"
Rublev hits twice as hard as Lopez.
Bweeeeeeeeh
Our boi
what camera is this ?
Shot this video just using an old iPhone X
@@12kgpTennis quality is good for an iPhone x. I have a huawei p30 that also has a great camera quality. Idk if u have tryed using huawei before but there cameras r amazing. Anyway apple also has amazing cameras
what racquet is Rublev using?
On the video: a wilson 6.1 95 18x20 painted to look like a prostaff 97. In 2020 he is using Zverevs racquet: a Head gravity pro painted black (because he is not sponsored)
@@overdrive_tennis Actually, in this video he uses an Wilson H22 18x20 with Wilson Burn paintjob.
Yeah its a Wilson burn
Rublev is just a bigger hitting Davydenko.
Jagroop Dhillon An insult to Davydenko.
Thats not " A JUST" Davydenko was a solif and a real quality player.
赤色の人のバック好きぴ
0:40 blaming the raquet as if all her fault... lol)))
Maybe he was looking where the ball made contact to adjust accordingly
one dislike from Fucsovics.....
haha
Rub legs body shakes at contact that’s pure insanity.
Rublev set the racket face side open too early when he hits the forehand
You should probably ask him to be part of his coaching team. Imagine the GS wins he'd have by now.
@Alexander Balog You missed my point.
@Alexander Balog It's pointless to make a statement without logic
Sorry but he’s the pro here there is no 100% right technique. His FH works beautiful for him
He is the pro, and you’re the TH-cam know it all, pointing out a flaw in his forehand. Where’s the logic in that?
Small boy must like his coffee
No footstance these days. You can tell though that when he finally puts the left foot forward on a forehand shot, it automatically gets better. Sorry, just an observation...
Just a one handed back hand and it would be perfect form
What's wrong with a 2-hander?
@@Mzee1084 nothing, people are still weirdly elitist over that shit
Rublev really sucks with the Wilson racquet here!
His grunt is over the top obnoxious and annoying. No need for it