LOOOL, so true

he just looks 1.98

I was expecting tsitsipas to aplaude Medvedev in that point :/

lol

Safin style

You know that he's gonna do something like that,it will make it even funnier

He will do that as well XD

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And now the whole World is cheering for Medvedev!

There are many Greeks in Australia that is why, especially Melbourne, traditionally they have been saying it is the third biggest Greek city in the world after Athens and Thessaloniki. About the two, Tsitsipas definitely has an emotional block since the first match and the incident, although the two are great players anyway, it is just an extra. Some people talk about tiredness after the turnaround of Nadal match but I dont agree with that, mostly I agree on Medvedev having elements in his play that are tough for Tsip and added to that, there is an emotional block since the incident which makes Tsitsipas have an extra hurdle, but is up to him to overcome it. Overall, I consider the two the most prepared players of next gen mentally at the moment, with Med little more calm and focused at the moment.

I was cheering for Medvedev.

@Ahmed Kerkri LOL

@Ahmed Kerkri yeah, if Med can stay calm Djokovic does not have the weapons to beat him, his usual playstyle with high rithm and low errors won't cut it. He has to try and risk every ball to have a chance if Med plays 100% i feel it's gonna rough on Djokovic

@@luigimanzelli3786 AHAHAHAAHHAAH

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But it happened to be the worst final of all times...

Very clever player indeed!

"Machine" this comment is dumb.... he's exactly the opposite of a machine..machines are doing the same things in general ... but in tennis u have to be creative and clever!

Creative and clever by doing the same thing again and again if needed..

@@airkuna perfect mashine)

@@airkuna Then you clearly dont know machine learning that well :D, it can react to your moves and outmove you.

Seriously what kind of letters are these?

@@johnnyweismuller6895 Cyrillic

@@_Tib_ how the hell you can read this impossible.

@@johnnyweismuller6895 the same way we read Latin bruh

@@johnnyweismuller6895 thats easy you just have to learn it

Quando gioca così, lui annienta letteralmente l' avversario.

Looking at the tail of the horse while riding thinking his horse is walking backwards

Medvedev isn't part of the new Generation. He is 25 years old

@@Julian-mk7hd WRONG: He is 25y YOUNG.

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Unbelievable shot

Those kind of passing shots reminded me the passing shots that nadal and djokovic were able to hit when they were younger

It reminds me a championship point, saved by federer against nadal in the 5th set in 2008!!

@@jayzemmour8431 That backhand out wide down the line. Even Nadal's dad, to his great credit, applauded that.

I couldn’t see the match, why were they being rude?

@@lumilara probably because they are all greek supporters cheering on tsitsipas

@@lumilara Greeks

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😂 For 5 years

He has the upper emotional hand. Tsitsipas went emotionally bezerk in first encounter, and then everyone blamed him of being an improper person etc, and after that he has formed an emotional block which makes a hurdle but it is up to him to overcome it.

Please dont compare Medvedev with the big 3, he has all the talent to be the best in the world and win some slam but thats all

@@yannickcolot2319 your comment doesnt make sense

@@joehoward7426 Reading to his comment It looks like Medved Is going to be One of the greatest ever, It Is not possible he sucks on clay, and I have never seen him play on grass

It may come down to who has more stamina.

Best pushers in business

I tried one. Waiting for one week more to get tested for the antibodies to COVID motherf- -ker 19. I beg your pardon for my rude English))

@@johnmccane3076 please update us on your count:) are you on a priority list?

In Russia We have three vaccines equally good and can choose any.

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В России плохая вакцина,не прививайтесь ей,Привет вам из России,здоровья вам!

I like that term for Nole "the final boss" 😄

Какой Новак?

@@user-to9dt6lb2c, Великий Новак!

Yes, you can, as I do)

@@soundvideo8153 he is CRAZY

No! That is some seriously ugly flappy stuff he plays. But, though I hate the style - look at that backhand passing shot in slo mo at the end (yuk!) - I love his attitude and think that's one awesome tennis machine there....

@@danguee1 ahahahahha totally agree man. Stylewise: Djokovic forehand and Roger's backhand

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ukposts.info/have/v-deo/oXaqmn97jop21Z8.html Watch it. I think two things different from AO 2019. Djoko is Big Serve now and Medvedev better in return. I'll think Djoko 3-1 Medvedev. He doesn't lose in Australia courts

I don't think he matches up well against Novak. He's my fav next Gen though.

@@davidaleksidze3381The close 4-3 head to head says otherwise

@@davidaleksidze3381 7idan 3 tamashi xom mougo, ertic moigos barem

@@hesamrahmani7650 Novak is 33, almost 34 and has played some very long matches. Medvedev is only 25 and only had 1 five set match

Yeah but Borg was calm and Tsitsipas is shouting, so there are also differences.

@@innosanto Absolutely right! "Ice-Borg" was definitely cooler!

Tsitsipas outplayed Nadal, and btw Tsitsipas was tired, And also Med is just better. Even Nadal couldnt beat him there

@@acecolorsred6543Lets be serious. He won Nadal only because he was well rested. He qualified to the quarterfinals without playing

@@acecolorsred6543 Btw Nadal was tired after Fognini match and Tsitsipas wasnt, because he didnt play 1/8. Nadal would play a lot more interesting match .

@@user-ib3xe6iq5o ahah lol ! Esxuses ! Nadal would have win the tie break and winning in straight set your escuses would not be thete ! And not playing for 4 days before a match like that is not an advantage cause you loose the pace ! Thats in a way why he list yhe first two sets ! Cause he had not play matches for 4 days !

@@user-ib3xe6iq5o and Tsistipas was tired today, does that mean that Medvedev only won because of that? Tsitsipas outplayed Nadal and Medvedev Tsitsipas.

Relax Novák will WIN i am 100 percent sure medveďov cant play this level against Novák because Novák IS Novák

@@NoleGoatslmweek Don't be so certain! Medvedev is another Novak, so Novak will be playing himself basically, just a younger version, we'll see where his level is, when he plays his mirror image.

@@NoleGoatslmweek people forget what happened last final Novak and Thiem. People were rooting for Thiem to win AO. No further comment.

yep. Aussie crowd. The most toxic after NY crowd..

@SP Nonsense they prefer attacking tennis - Federer, Thiem etc - over boring (as they see it) baseline grinding tennis as played by Djokovic. It's nothing against Djokovic himself, it's his grinding style of play they don't warm to. It's the tennis equivalent to Italian football: it's successful, it works, it brings trophies, but generally it's not great to watch someone grinding their way to victory. They liked Ivanisevic and Mario Ancic, for example, because they played attacking, entertaining tennis.

@@Ore_no_nawa_Eren_Yeager They were mostly the Greeks who live in Melbourne - more Greeks in Melbourne than in any other city outside Greece apparently - who naturally were supporting Tsitsipas.

@@martydav9475 Yup, in fact Melbourne is the 3rd city with the most Greeks after Athens and Thessaloniki.

@@bolyaianna5274 Yes I've just read that, and I must admit I didn't know it before - interesting to find that out.

He has just about everyone's number at this point, but he does match up well against Tsitsipas

@@olivermccall9770 I was just watching Thiem beat Medvedev in straight sets at the US Open last year. All he did was tease Medvedev with low crosscourt slice backhands. It really seemed to frustrate Medvedev. Nadal did to Medvedev too at the tour finals, before inexplicably losing his concentration when serving for the match. Tsitsipas needs to learn to play that kind of intelligent tennis.

Grass or clay????

@@ignjatovicmiilan Medvedev won their only clay match

i did the same for rafa lol O_o;

Actually Tsitstipas had a chance late in the 3rd after being down a break he managed to get back on serve and had 2 chances to break Medvedev. Otherwise it was very one-sided I agree.

Well, you missed some great tennis, most notably THAT backhand at 7:53

Well he can smash us manny he wants.

Well, he excatly did that today...

@@balintverebelyi3481 yep, I really wasn't expecting that bad performance from him today.

@@kieran1990able Tsip had bad performance in the semi so is same .

@@kieran1990able lmao so Tsitsipas was a bad performance too no ? Because if you say that Medvedev demolished Tsitsipas what about Djoko and Medvedev ?

He hasn't yet done it on clay or grass though, so let's see.

So what? Medvedev could also get tired after Rublev. Moreover, each player has a day off before this match. So, it's not really a reason. It's just Medvedev. He is able to win in any case. Also if we look at their all matches between each other, for some reason Stefanos can't beat him.. mostly. Medvedev leads 6-1

@@Ore_no_nawa_Eren_Yeager did Medvedev play 4 hours against rublev? no. he won in straight sets so its not the same bro. Also i agree that Med is better, but not that much better as todays match showed(srry for bad english, lmao)

One is 22 and the other 25 years old and have one place difference in the ranking. In three years we will see..

@@oustre7904 Nope. As I said, that's not a reason. Other 5 times when Tsitsipas played with Medvedev and lost to him? He loses to him literally every match. And Rafa has nothing to do with it ;)))