@@evanlynch856You're saying Avery foot faults every time? I just watched all of his serves where he's close to the camera, and i didn't see one. He keeps his toe down, so I'm not sure where the foot faults would come from.
It's crazy how high the level is for anyone even ranked in the thousands of the ATP tour. On ANY court at the recreation level the UTR 9 would be stop-playing-to-watch amazing. But the pros are just on another level; the pace is insane.
They aren’t the best team in Irvine. Lotta talent around here, I grew up in NJ, would likely be best team in state there, and not the best team in the town here lol
Avery's serve looked sped up like you would see in a martial arts flick or something. I had to replay his first couple serves multiple times to see that he was really that fast!
Patrick definitely has the better game overall. Avery probably has a higher ceiling if his game is worked upon since he seems more physically gifted. Those serves are bombs his motion kinda reminds me of Fritz a bit
@@wilsonchen910 I'm sure Avery doesn't want to lose to his teammate who plays first doubles - I think that's just how he plays. Avery just seems to have a really weak return of serve, lazy footwork, and no real follow through on his backhands. A lot of his errors are because of lazy footwork or almost no topspin on his backhand. He obviously generates a ton of pace with he serve and forehands and has decent volleys considering his footwork. He could be really good if he got coaching to fix a few things.
@@joek5078 Bro is already a 12 utr, he's already "really good." Plus, anyone with eyes can tell he's not giving it his all against someone much lower level than him.
@@bobbyxia7886 He gets to every ball. So his version of not trying is to chase down everything, hit bombs with his serves and forehand, but to hit floaty blocked back return of serve and use horrible technique on his backhand? His return of serve and backhand is like a UTR 7 or 8 but his serve makes him almost impossible to break - he could be a lot better with the weapons he has.
Avery is very talented. He reminds me a bit of Kyrgios, though, in his style of play. He could have easily won this match but because he didn't put in the extra effort when not serving, he almost lost. Still, he's got great talent 🙂
This was really fun and interesting. I liked the high-school peanut gallery 😄. Was kinda like watching Isner vs. Bautista Agut. Avery has that brutally dominant serve, but Patrick has more consistent strokes and great touch.
Man the serve really makes a big difference. Just the consistency and pace. Really changes the game when you can't be broken cos you are an ace machine.
Avery definitely has an ATP level serve, unbelievable acceleration. He was definitely not serious when returning, he could have wacked those slow services.
Based on this match, Patrick has the better groundstrokes. Avery looks to be very hard to beat because his serve is so strong. Patrick was winning the majority of the longer rallies and was way more consistent. After a couple of groundstrokes, Avery was making unforced errors. I can't tell if he was really trying or messing around though. Will be interesting to see how he gets on in college against D1 players.
highly entertaining match, despite Avery's serve bombs: 5 aces and 15 more forced errors with his serve, including 4 on 2nd serves. That kick at 10:28 was big. At 4:29 you can see how much the kick jumps up and to the side. Patrick was hustling well and won 12/17 points in rallies that where 5 shots or longer. That ankle breaker pass at 13:22 was awesome. I had the feeling Avery was toying a bit with Patrick and was trying TV tennis shots to keep himself (and the crowds) entertained 🤣 For example, that SABRE at 6:08, the jumping overhead at 7:19 or the reverse serve at 12:33 Winston, did you get some inspiration form Avery's serve?
He was goin for tv shots cause he lacks technique in consistensy. iow he cant play solid tennis. He isnt that good. Good power, just a lot of lack in control.
Great and very entertaining match! The ATP player had a bomb of a serve! Some of his serves must of been 120mph+? But whilst he's clearly very talented he looks inconsistent from the back at times as he just goes for it. The 9 UTR player had a very solid all round game and clearly plays at a high level. Kudos to both guys
It looks like the bigger players have more mechanical advantage and can get the racket head moving faster. Avery had big ground strokes, and a very big serve. I'd love to have seen his serve speeds.
As a college coach watching this match, even tho red shirt has a lot of talent and can hit big shots, I would recruit the grey shirt kid first. The red shirt knew he was better so he fooled around and played to his friends and the camera, like a Kyrgious….. college coaches hate that, we wanna see that red shirt kid take his opponent serious and go out and take care of business 8-1, or 8-2 and play hard like the grey shirt did. Granted the grey had to work hard cuz he’s not as talented but ya know what that’s what college coaches want to see. We want that kid who will grind out every point and take every match seriously and give 100% effort. The red did not give 100% and played a sloppy set but still won 8-5, coaches don’t care too much about the result, we care about the work and the way players go about getting that result. Both kids hav bright futures in the game so good luck boys!!!!
I see what you're saying but these guys are also already committed to colleges and playing this match for fun content. This isn't their recruiting video. Where do you coach?
Well, based on that I think Rithvik would eat this atp guy alive😂. Aside from serve there was only one atp rally-shot at 11:40 , with all the respect ofc. Nice content as always 💪
Their high school team would lay waste to mine lmao. Back in high school I got to #1 singles with just a USTA 3.5 rating. And we were actually one of the better teams in the area
Not gonna lie, the difference is in height. Avery is just kick serving to his back hand all day. Then he surprises with a fast flat. Avery seemed to have more errors but I wasn't counting, the problem is if he plays top ranked pros, they can return all serves. I thought if Pat was equal height, he might be the winner lol.
Would be good to know when the folks you have on here started playing, how many years they have, also what kinds of lessons, private or group or both. Great site Winston!
Nice hitting. Nice to have ATP points too. :) I played in the Transamerica Open , Sybase, SAP Open pre-qualifying (San Jose) when I was younger. Too bad the pro tourney no longer exists in San Jose. It was a nice way for locals to get a chance to play Andre Agassi and others (if they made it to the main draw) back in the day. :)
whats it like to be so good at tennis? does it give you a level of confidence that just seeps into your whole life and everything you do? i mean the amount of blood sweat and tears it takes is so so unreal
@@shreyas235 It is bittersweet because a torn shoulder limited what I could achieve. I had to turn down playing an exhibition singles match (for Stanford vs a visitor when I didn't even go to Stanford. I just taught there.) and I had to forego a friend's offer to coach me for the pro tour due to my shoulder. He beat top 10 players in his prime and was well-known in my area. I didn't get surgery until I was in my 30's. So, it feels great feeling you have talent and can hit any shot from any part of the court, but sad if you could not make the tour. :)
@@williewasahippie wow. injuries suck. somehow i felt that life would just be picture perfect when you're that good but of course, everyone faces struggles. who was your friend? beating top 10 players is insane.
@@shreyas235 I won't mention names on here, to protect the innocent. 🤣While he beat top 10 players, he held his own vs some #1s like Jimmy Connors and Stan Smith, losing by a break of serve each set.
@winstondu I love your content, but for singles stuff, y'all *gotta play on a regulation court.* Get the TOURNA singles sticks at TW , $35. They break down so you can fit in your bag if you have any extra room at all. Cheers from Culver City!
lol yeah i dont' know if Avery was just playing it easy and conserving energy when not serving, but yeah he definitely doesn't stay "low" for consistent groundstrokes haha but oh man that serve.. kept watching cuz of the serve. Can he go through his serve mechanics? How fast is his serve??
I liked Patrick's point construction. Definitely thinking a few shots ahead. It's very difficult to beat such a good server if you're not a fantastic returner. It's unfortunate tennis has become so much about the serve.
El jugador ATP solo jugo un poco con él... Avery confia mucho en su servicio que son bombas y eso en el Tennis es muy importante. La diferencia es muy grande en ese aspecto.
Felix from tennisbrothers grinding for his ATP point, meanwhile this guy gets one by retirement lmao
Wonder who would win felix or Avery in a match
That would be an epic showdown! I wonder if Winston can make it happen 😏
My boy Felix just won his first pre qualify tournament!!!
This guy utr is higher then Felix so maybe deserves the atp point more?
@@UnoTTWFO I think Felix would. He's way more consistent on the groundstrokes. Saying that, Avery's serve is amazing and would be hard to break.
making the varsity team at their high school must be ultra tough
They're both ridiculously talented. Avery has a rocket for an arm tho damn.
that one verified comment 😂
EVAN NAGAO BRO DAMN
patrick just got the cutest energy man hahahah such a good kid. entertaining match
It was looking good for Patrick until Avery started serving 😳
No kidding!! First game, nice hold, THEN Avery began serving.
Too bad he foot faults each serve
@@evanlynch856You're saying Avery foot faults every time? I just watched all of his serves where he's close to the camera, and i didn't see one. He keeps his toe down, so I'm not sure where the foot faults would come from.
@@joek5078 this guy seems a hater dont see no foot faults
It's crazy how high the level is for anyone even ranked in the thousands of the ATP tour. On ANY court at the recreation level the UTR 9 would be stop-playing-to-watch amazing. But the pros are just on another level; the pace is insane.
Even big difference between top 10 ATP vs the rest of the top 100
how is Avery making his serve so fast? not just the power but the mechanics goes from 0 to 100 so fast
Avery's got that laid back Fritz energy...😅
This has to be the greatest high school team ever
They aren’t the best team in Irvine. Lotta talent around here, I grew up in NJ, would likely be best team in state there, and not the best team in the town here lol
woodbridge is surprisingly not in the open division. they're highly ranked in D1, though.
@@IGNSanity we were in open division the past two years
@@daut44 Lol!
When I was playing in the pcl 2010-13 university has 3 blue chips in the same graduating year and had blue chips from other years as well
Avery's serve looked sped up like you would see in a martial arts flick or something. I had to replay his first couple serves multiple times to see that he was really that fast!
one of your best videos honestly
He would have to be the fastest server you've had on the channel. Absolute fire 🔥
@barnieee3real296doesn’t look like he moves his feet at all when he serves
"you're wearing a shirt under it how do you know it feels good" 😂😂😂😂
Patrick is a gun, seems like quite a shy kid but if he continues to gain confidence it’ll come out on the court. He’s better than what he thinks.
Patrick definitely has the better game overall. Avery probably has a higher ceiling if his game is worked upon since he seems more physically gifted. Those serves are bombs his motion kinda reminds me of Fritz a bit
I think Avery is just not trying as hard :D
@@wilsonchen910 yeah he barely tried to return serves
@@wilsonchen910 I'm sure Avery doesn't want to lose to his teammate who plays first doubles - I think that's just how he plays. Avery just seems to have a really weak return of serve, lazy footwork, and no real follow through on his backhands. A lot of his errors are because of lazy footwork or almost no topspin on his backhand. He obviously generates a ton of pace with he serve and forehands and has decent volleys considering his footwork. He could be really good if he got coaching to fix a few things.
@@joek5078 Bro is already a 12 utr, he's already "really good." Plus, anyone with eyes can tell he's not giving it his all against someone much lower level than him.
@@bobbyxia7886 He gets to every ball. So his version of not trying is to chase down everything, hit bombs with his serves and forehand, but to hit floaty blocked back return of serve and use horrible technique on his backhand? His return of serve and backhand is like a UTR 7 or 8 but his serve makes him almost impossible to break - he could be a lot better with the weapons he has.
The speed in Averys arm when he serves is so friggin fast. His second serve got quite a quick jump kick to it.
Yup. This is what really stood out when watching his motion.
Now we need to see Avery vs Hermont 👀
Basically Avery:
Ben Shelton serve
Ivo Karlovic groundstrokes
Crowd reactions were hilarious.
Avery's brother is happily cheering for Patrick lmao
Classic brother move
his brother also the biggest shitter on the court
Avery is very talented. He reminds me a bit of Kyrgios, though, in his style of play. He could have easily won this match but because he didn't put in the extra effort when not serving, he almost lost. Still, he's got great talent 🙂
Exactly my synopsis, read my comments lol
That was the best video on ur channel! I loved the audience :D ...very entertaining! Patrick has improved a lot since the last video I saw from him.
This was really fun and interesting. I liked the high-school peanut gallery 😄. Was kinda like watching Isner vs. Bautista Agut. Avery has that brutally dominant serve, but Patrick has more consistent strokes and great touch.
Man the serve really makes a big difference. Just the consistency and pace. Really changes the game when you can't be broken cos you are an ace machine.
Avery definitely has an ATP level serve, unbelievable acceleration. He was definitely not serious when returning, he could have wacked those slow services.
Patrick: *makes him play*
Winston: Make him play man
Based on this match, Patrick has the better groundstrokes. Avery looks to be very hard to beat because his serve is so strong. Patrick was winning the majority of the longer rallies and was way more consistent. After a couple of groundstrokes, Avery was making unforced errors. I can't tell if he was really trying or messing around though. Will be interesting to see how he gets on in college against D1 players.
I think he was pretending he doesn't care
Gotta love the reactions, it really hypes the players and boosts their confidence.
The spectators made this one great
highly entertaining match, despite Avery's serve bombs: 5 aces and 15 more forced errors with his serve, including 4 on 2nd serves. That kick at 10:28 was big. At 4:29 you can see how much the kick jumps up and to the side.
Patrick was hustling well and won 12/17 points in rallies that where 5 shots or longer. That ankle breaker pass at 13:22 was awesome.
I had the feeling Avery was toying a bit with Patrick and was trying TV tennis shots to keep himself (and the crowds) entertained 🤣
For example, that SABRE at 6:08, the jumping overhead at 7:19 or the reverse serve at 12:33
Winston, did you get some inspiration form Avery's serve?
He was goin for tv shots cause he lacks technique in consistensy. iow he cant play solid tennis. He isnt that good. Good power, just a lot of lack in control.
Avery was definitely going easy on Patrick😂
Avery's serve! 🚀
2:44 Holly sht that racquet head speed.
Great match, courtside commentary was top tier 😌
Great and very entertaining match! The ATP player had a bomb of a serve! Some of his serves must of been 120mph+? But whilst he's clearly very talented he looks inconsistent from the back at times as he just goes for it.
The 9 UTR player had a very solid all round game and clearly plays at a high level.
Kudos to both guys
Avery has a unique serve. There's a lot of follow through with the wrist.
Great vid! Love how Avery can be laid back.
It looks like the bigger players have more mechanical advantage and can get the racket head moving faster. Avery had big ground strokes, and a very big serve. I'd love to have seen his serve speeds.
Great tennis and even better attitudes.. awesome to see.
As a college coach watching this match, even tho red shirt has a lot of talent and can hit big shots, I would recruit the grey shirt kid first. The red shirt knew he was better so he fooled around and played to his friends and the camera, like a Kyrgious….. college coaches hate that, we wanna see that red shirt kid take his opponent serious and go out and take care of business 8-1, or 8-2 and play hard like the grey shirt did. Granted the grey had to work hard cuz he’s not as talented but ya know what that’s what college coaches want to see. We want that kid who will grind out every point and take every match seriously and give 100% effort. The red did not give 100% and played a sloppy set but still won 8-5, coaches don’t care too much about the result, we care about the work and the way players go about getting that result. Both kids hav bright futures in the game so good luck boys!!!!
I see what you're saying but these guys are also already committed to colleges and playing this match for fun content. This isn't their recruiting video. Where do you coach?
Great set and more importantly cool dudes
7:28 Bro I jumped! It's like 3D lol
Looking at Averie’s first serve my eyes got wide open I was like DAMNnnnnnmmmmmmmmmmm
Patrick played really good, but Avery is a beast... That serve
Getting aced a whole game is insane 5:20
What a serve!
Damn, that high school is stacked
My high school team uh, didn't look like this.
7:19 he could make him immortal. damn. this where the small line between hobby club pro player and ATP pro
Avery’s serve is a damn tomahawk missle 😲
Awesome!!
That serve is lethal
I play #1 at a different Woodbridge High school haha. Great match
LOL, what a story for that ATP point
Well, based on that I think Rithvik would eat this atp guy alive😂. Aside from serve there was only one atp rally-shot at 11:40 , with all the respect ofc. Nice content as always 💪
really enjoyed watching this one
😂 what a story to get an ATP rank lol
Avery had that coach Chase energy
very true
some great tennis!
9 utr playing dubs on high school team!
Avery needs to ditch the 18x20 for a loopier 16x19 imo, pats first 2 games came from net sinkers n his next 2 from shots that were long
Graffiti on the fence: Dislike and Unsubscribe. LOL! Winston should start charging for fence advertising. 🤣🤣🤣
Their high school team would lay waste to mine lmao. Back in high school I got to #1 singles with just a USTA 3.5 rating. And we were actually one of the better teams in the area
Not gonna lie, the difference is in height. Avery is just kick serving to his back hand all day. Then he surprises with a fast flat. Avery seemed to have more errors but I wasn't counting, the problem is if he plays top ranked pros, they can return all serves. I thought if Pat was equal height, he might be the winner lol.
He might get a couple of aces in- a pro can also be aced!
@@pauljohnson6019 Avery recently lost to the 1006 ranked guy, 0-6 3-6. His serve didn't do too much to that opponent.
Would be good to know when the folks you have on here started playing, how many years they have, also what kinds of lessons, private or group or both. Great site Winston!
Nice hitting. Nice to have ATP points too. :) I played in the Transamerica Open , Sybase, SAP Open pre-qualifying (San Jose) when I was younger. Too bad the pro tourney no longer exists in San Jose. It was a nice way for locals to get a chance to play Andre Agassi and others (if they made it to the main draw) back in the day. :)
whats it like to be so good at tennis? does it give you a level of confidence that just seeps into your whole life and everything you do? i mean the amount of blood sweat and tears it takes is so so unreal
@@shreyas235 It is bittersweet because a torn shoulder limited what I could achieve. I had to turn down playing an exhibition singles match (for Stanford vs a visitor when I didn't even go to Stanford. I just taught there.) and I had to forego a friend's offer to coach me for the pro tour due to my shoulder. He beat top 10 players in his prime and was well-known in my area. I didn't get surgery until I was in my 30's. So, it feels great feeling you have talent and can hit any shot from any part of the court, but sad if you could not make the tour. :)
@@williewasahippie wow. injuries suck. somehow i felt that life would just be picture perfect when you're that good but of course, everyone faces struggles. who was your friend? beating top 10 players is insane.
@@shreyas235 I won't mention names on here, to protect the innocent. 🤣While he beat top 10 players, he held his own vs some #1s like Jimmy Connors and Stan Smith, losing by a break of serve each set.
That serve is insane
I dont think avery was trying his hardest to rally like theres no way u can make it thru 3 rounds of qualies hitting low error margin shots every time
Got in thru a wild card
Avery has insane serves
Crazy…. I cant belive they are high school student
Holy shit. Avery can serve
Good lord as soon as Avery started serving thats when the game got real
bang bang tennis
Wow cool
His serve is insane, good lord
@winstondu I love your content, but for singles stuff, y'all *gotta play on a regulation court.* Get the TOURNA singles sticks at TW , $35. They break down so you can fit in your bag if you have any extra room at all. Cheers from Culver City!
lol yeah i dont' know if Avery was just playing it easy and conserving energy when not serving, but yeah he definitely doesn't stay "low" for consistent groundstrokes haha but oh man that serve.. kept watching cuz of the serve. Can he go through his serve mechanics? How fast is his serve??
who are this 2 future grand slams winner? where did u find them>
avery serve so unique and dope
RIP 4:26
I liked Patrick's point construction. Definitely thinking a few shots ahead.
It's very difficult to beat such a good server if you're not a fantastic returner.
It's unfortunate tennis has become so much about the serve.
Just curious. How tall was Avery. He had a massive serve.
Doesn't look to be very tall. Shorter than Winston
6'1-6'2
@@WinstonDu you would beat him by that score?
whats the weight of the Avery's racket?
And i thought my states high sschools had some good juniors (3 11 UTR’s). This kids amazing. Would love to see him face hermont
W video
Avery could have been an elite pitcher with the live AF arm.
El jugador ATP solo jugo un poco con él... Avery confia mucho en su servicio que son bombas y eso en el Tennis es muy importante. La diferencia es muy grande en ese aspecto.
How fast are Avery's serves?
how tall is avery? bro doesnt even have to jump on his serve
Atp level serves
It's all about the serve/return game.. practice both
Anyone know how fast Avery’s serve is
Winston, what happened to playing at the Racquet Club of Irvine?
they don't want me bringing guests in anymore
@@WinstonDu Love you channel, I watch every new upload, thank you.
The other kids watching felt like every point was that meme crew of "turn down for what"
Nobody noticed the kkk on the fence🤫
My entire body hurts just watching that kid serve. Enjoy it while you can!
11:28 is so filthy
Fans on the sidelines were hype 😂
This Avery guy serves like Taylor Dent
Hilarious. 😂