I'm sure the nerves of being in the 4th round for the first time in his career contributed to the 6-0 6-0 score of the 1st 2 sets. Despite his height of 5'7, he has maximized all the tennis talent he was given and is now Asian no 1 player. Today I can say that I am a fan. So proud of you Yoshi! 👏
he has a great footwork, backhand but terrible serve and forehand, so he is not maximized his talent (Shwartzman and Nishikori are also short players). I like his tennis but there are a lot of work to do for him.
It looks like Nishioka has such a low power, high spin forehand that when he hits it cross court to Khachanov's backhand, Karen is just taking it early and taking control of the point.
6:56 it’s like I could hear Kachanov ask “are you not entertained?” This match was absolutely amazing. The quality of the rallies was top notch. Hope to see these two guys play more matches on the future
Both players seem like such genuinely kind people! Excited for both of these fellas! Nishioka is quickly turning into one of my personal favourite players!
Do you watch many Nishioka matches? He's a whiny, petulant brat who berates umpires for doing their jobs correctly and constantly acts like the world is out to get him. He's the male version of Putintseva.
@@bluengrey1 Hmm yeah I definitely haven't seen that from him on the court, and in his press conferences he seems quite warm! I appreciate your sweet comment though - I'm glad you're so fond of him and just couldn't keep yourself from saying so!
@@jakeharvey3582 Ok, I admit I only know his on-court behavior. Maybe he's like Andy Murray who can be a jerk on the court but by all accounts is a sweetheart off of it. But if you're a big enough fan of the guy that you're watching his pressers you MUST of seen some of what I'm talking about. You didn't see him berate an umpire for correctly overruling an out call during the Korda match a couple of weeks ago? You didn't see him complaining to an umpire for mispronouncing his first name telling him if he can't get it right just call him "Yoshi?" You didn't see him argue for an entire changeover about a mark on clay court that ended with him taking a photo of it? His body language on close calls and net cords that don't go his way is terrible - like he thinks they're happening because the universe is out to get him. I don't watch that much of him but I've seen these things. I don't know how you could have missed them.
@@bluengrey1 Haha first off, I ought to apologize for my rude comment. I shouldn't have responded so rashly to your comments. Thank you for your grace in not returning the aggression haha. But actually no, I haven't seen that side of him! Granted, I watch mostly highlights so don't always see every point and in between points. I have only seen a few of Nishioka's matches so far, during all of which he seemed very cool-headed and authentic, and I caught one of his press conferences last week. I'll keep my eye out for this, though!
@@jakeharvey3582 No worries, I wasn't offended at all. Just out of curiosity: where are you from? You spell "favourite" like a Brit and "apologize" like an American. Canadian maybe? You don't have to answer btw if you don't want.
One head taller, 2 feet more reach, not surprising. Solid play from nishioka but here is where nature made that difference. Cheers to a good tournament Nishioka! You won a fan
Wow what a match after watching Break Point; perhaps something happened to Nishioka beforehand that prevented him from giving his best performance in this match.
karen play an amazing tennis first 2 sets (with that tennis he can destroy any player outside the top 10), plus nishioka cant hit 3 forehand on a row with the center of the raquet, this could be worst for nishioka, that tie break is a gift from the gods
I'm sure the nerves of being in the 4th round for the first time in his career contributed to the 6-0 6-0 score of the 1st 2 sets.
Despite his height of 5'7, he has maximized all the tennis talent he was given and is now Asian no 1 player.
Today I can say that I am a fan.
So proud of you Yoshi! 👏
he has a great footwork, backhand but terrible serve and forehand, so he is not maximized his talent (Shwartzman and Nishikori are also short players). I like his tennis but there are a lot of work to do for him.
It looks like Nishioka has such a low power, high spin forehand that when he hits it cross court to Khachanov's backhand, Karen is just taking it early and taking control of the point.
6:56 it’s like I could hear Kachanov ask “are you not entertained?”
This match was absolutely amazing. The quality of the rallies was top notch. Hope to see these two guys play more matches on the future
Russell Crowe in Gladiator reference? 🤩
Both players seem like such genuinely kind people! Excited for both of these fellas! Nishioka is quickly turning into one of my personal favourite players!
Do you watch many Nishioka matches? He's a whiny, petulant brat who berates umpires for doing their jobs correctly and constantly acts like the world is out to get him. He's the male version of Putintseva.
@@bluengrey1 Hmm yeah I definitely haven't seen that from him on the court, and in his press conferences he seems quite warm! I appreciate your sweet comment though - I'm glad you're so fond of him and just couldn't keep yourself from saying so!
@@jakeharvey3582 Ok, I admit I only know his on-court behavior. Maybe he's like Andy Murray who can be a jerk on the court but by all accounts is a sweetheart off of it. But if you're a big enough fan of the guy that you're watching his pressers you MUST of seen some of what I'm talking about. You didn't see him berate an umpire for correctly overruling an out call during the Korda match a couple of weeks ago? You didn't see him complaining to an umpire for mispronouncing his first name telling him if he can't get it right just call him "Yoshi?" You didn't see him argue for an entire changeover about a mark on clay court that ended with him taking a photo of it? His body language on close calls and net cords that don't go his way is terrible - like he thinks they're happening because the universe is out to get him. I don't watch that much of him but I've seen these things. I don't know how you could have missed them.
@@bluengrey1 Haha first off, I ought to apologize for my rude comment. I shouldn't have responded so rashly to your comments. Thank you for your grace in not returning the aggression haha. But actually no, I haven't seen that side of him! Granted, I watch mostly highlights so don't always see every point and in between points. I have only seen a few of Nishioka's matches so far, during all of which he seemed very cool-headed and authentic, and I caught one of his press conferences last week. I'll keep my eye out for this, though!
@@jakeharvey3582 No worries, I wasn't offended at all. Just out of curiosity: where are you from? You spell "favourite" like a Brit and "apologize" like an American. Canadian maybe? You don't have to answer btw if you don't want.
One head taller, 2 feet more reach, not surprising. Solid play from nishioka but here is where nature made that difference. Cheers to a good tournament Nishioka! You won a fan
“Kachanov bakery is open for business” @1:20, Kachanov gave Nishioka a bagel in the first set
And in the second as well. Double bagel
Bravo Kachanov!!! He has made great improvement in consistency!
Nishioka was so in shock, he forgot the handshake to the umpire 😂
He’s becoming cocky lately
Liam Hemsworth wins again
🤣🤣🤣
Karen is the quintessential dark horse
Solid game from Karen! two set zeroes are genius
Imagine it had been a third! I think the crowd would have asked for a refund!😆
they would booing both players for lame show 😝
It has been a long time since someone wins 14 games in roll at a Grand Slam
Federer did it during his prime
@@tootspogsforever5590serena too
Super play!
Great job, Karen ! Congrats, good luck for next match!
Let's go Karen!
And this is after Nishioka beat McDonald which beat Nadal….what a mess
Easy meal for Kachanov
When you only realize the great size difference when they handshake at the end…
you could've easily seen it before if you paid any attention, scrub
But Karen is not Isner, Karlovic or Opelka)
@@lampard6190 agreed but Nish is tiny. I am a Kachanov fan so I’m happy he’s through
@@adrianonline69 By the way, his surname in Russian sound like in English Hachanov, not Kachanov)
@@lampard6190 More likely "KhachAnov"
Don’t think I’ve ever seen that score line in a grand slam match..Karen won 14 games in a row…?
Karen can never catch enough ...
Last one like this was US Open 2011 Djokovic vs Berlocq I believe
😂😂one second ago Nishioka saving two break points one second later being bageled
Love how the Japanese never ever give up!
Except ww2
The highlights are not fun to watch because you make preview picture of the winner. Put both players on preview!
Wow what a match after watching Break Point; perhaps something happened to Nishioka beforehand that prevented him from giving his best performance in this match.
Demoró en despertarse el ponja !
3:39 3:39 3:39
If every "Karen" were slapping that hard i'd be dead dozen time by now
I wanted triple bagels 🥯
What is it with Khachanov and having long rallies
Goliath vs David
Nice game, nice guys for sure! Sorry, but when you compare with Djoko, they are on a different planet ! 😂! The gap is huge!
Nishioka won only two points in the whole second set😅 lol
Gerard Pique's Russian lookalike is in great shape!
No this man is Liam Hemsworth oohhh
karen play an amazing tennis first 2 sets (with that tennis he can destroy any player outside the top 10), plus nishioka cant hit 3 forehand on a row with the center of the raquet, this could be worst for nishioka, that tie break is a gift from the gods
lol rip Nishioka
АРЦАХ АРМЕНИЯ 🇦🇲🇦🇲
So the organizers can't even display Kachanov's country's flag because he's Russian?
this looked like a clay game..
what💀
They don't know how to bunt
uninspired play
Boring