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Me too actually

@@tennisbutshorts same. I’ve never even lost to Federer or Djokovic

@@unowen7591 dannnnggggg bros on another level

u aint tough i never lost to any pro tennis player@@unowen7591

I have an unbeaten record against 12 of the top 20 player. Mostly because I don’t play tennis

I think he was injured, and he's 38 now so his singles career is probably over, which is very sad.

It's really not

@@kraknoix0075 Don't worry. There's loads of people who are unsure who won the point. They're not tennis players obviously.

No. That is allowed.

I also wonder it.

No, this counts as a point for brown because the opponent has to hit it over for it to be a return. Instead it was the second bounce of the slice and counts as part of the slice’s bounce

It bounced in opponents court and the opponent wasn't able to touch it, that's why it's not

The last person to hit the ball "in".

No, he actually won the match with this.

I think it's Tipsarevic.

I think so too

He is Troicki

A point against who? The last person who hit the ball into his opponents court, wins the point. It has nothing to do with the second bounce. It's only the first bounce that matters. The second bounce "kills" the point.

The person who last hit the ball "in".

It bounced on opponent's court then backspin took it to his court

It's not.. its a point for brown

😂 gotta be flash to get that

So what?...if the ball was not hit back by his oponent it still is Brown' s point...it has to be retorned by the oponent after bouncing on his side...it bounced where it should and wasn't returned BY THE OPONENT...point for Brown

@@felipevales7731 Exactly people think tennis is like soccer/football..

@@HaveAGoodDayFk.U ...those comentaries probably come from people who doesn't actually play tennis...they just don't know the rules...even if the bouncing back ball had been touched by the oponent's racket by hiting it over the net on the way back invading the other side it still wouldn't have count...or if the oponent hits the ball before it goes back and whithout invading the other side but then touches the net with his racket before the ball hits the ground (the ball being still in play) then it still would be point for Brown...those are the rules for that kind of points.