Hubert Hurkacz v Sebastian Korda Extended Highlights | Australian Open 2023 Fourth Round

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Watch the extended highlights of Hubert Hurkacz v Sebastian Korda in the fourth round of the Australian Open 2023.
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@jovemfrozen Рік тому

Seb is really a joy to watch. His effortless power is mesmerizing. I hope he keeps on going

@jlocklear88 Рік тому

The way he stays calm & collective throughout his matches just goes to show how mentally strong he is, Awesome win Korda

@garfgo Рік тому

Exactly what I thought, I have never been able to calm the inner demons. Great win.

@averagejojofan8649 Рік тому

If you are an actual fan of Korda he can be playing like the goat one minute and then someone outside of the top 500 the next

@sananton2821 Рік тому

collective? lmao

@danielfros Рік тому

Holy cow, Korda is looking good right now 😳 Heck of a match point from both players as well.

@Teddy_Gautier Рік тому

Radek Stepanek looking better than when he was on tour 😂 Great win for Korda, and that last rally was a fitting end for this match and showed how close of a match this was. Simply amazing stuff. Better luck next time Hubby!

@ptme2420 Рік тому

Korda. Calm and collected. Grace under pressure. Focused. Let’s go!

@stammeh22 Рік тому

The "I'm here" and the screaming yeah at the end. The kid has heart and passion. Bright future ahead for US tennis!

@cartercrutti1765 Рік тому

The scream at the end by Korda was dope. Man’s so stoic on the court

@poisson12376 Рік тому

Korda appears to move slow, but his shot selection and calmness are amazing!!!!

@drewharrilchak6504 Рік тому

He got that dawg in him

@cwsrealfan Рік тому

Way to go Seb!! We are rooting for you up here in the cold U.S. and staying up late to support you!!!

@Soulr Рік тому

Looks like America is going to have a world class tennis player again 🇺🇸

@eyeofhorus1301 Рік тому

+Soulr No, 2 world class players. Korda and Ben Shelton. And who knows who else is out there...

@luigiguilli9346 Рік тому

He's such a good guy, he deserves this with such talent! I really like Huby too.

@dwj88gabriel Рік тому

Believe it.. He's a rising star

@ChrisPBacon-lu6wd Рік тому

Yes, my Berdych 2.0 is rising.

@hectorclaudio3463 Рік тому

I love how he plays. Reminds me of Berdych.

@TheTamrielDrunkard Рік тому

Korda is reminding me a little of early Federer. Some of those passing shots on the forehand side, those moments when he calmly switches from defense to offense, look a lot like Federer.

@Server16116 Рік тому

His playing style is the closest to Federer that I've seen since Grigor Dimitrov...with the exception that he has a 2 handed backhand of course. But the pop on his serve, constant offense, fast-paced style...love it.

@Avthefit Рік тому

Literally the same as I was thinking. Federer vibes from when he was on the way up, ponytail days

@TheTamrielDrunkard Рік тому

@@Avthefit Exactly! There is some seriously calm authority in the way he's striking the ball and constructing points. I love it.

@ivanhall6482 Рік тому

This is him telling Carlos, you're not gonna leave me behind. Great job young man, we see you, and we're proud of you!!!

@Lisse1 Рік тому

Love them both. But SO happy for Korda!

@rezaeliasy5040 Рік тому

Wow. Im spellbound. Love u korda from Iran

@Alfredul03 Рік тому

Of all this horde of American players, the only one I really like is Sebastian Korda. Mentally he is the strongest and his game is exquisite. He eliminated my great favorite who was Medvedev but I have always recognized the talent and technique that he possesses and that he showed off against strong and talented players like the Russian and now the Polish Hurkacz. I hope he keeps advancing, now it's up to a player who is not as strong as these two that he just faced but the opposing player should not be underestimated. But I know that with the mentality and skill of the game that he has, he will surpass the Russian Kachanov. IMHO!

@robbymartin1447 Рік тому

Fritz is strongest mentally i believe.

@Life_of_Matthew Рік тому

Dang that scream at the end, he means business

@iwnunn7999 Рік тому

Making daddy Korda proud!!

@shreyasks01 Рік тому

A bit of a shaky start for Korda, but good that he was able to adjust and overcome and go on to win the match. The problem is that as the opponents get tougher, they’ll take advantage of those errors. But hopefully Korda can work through that. He has the skills necessary to go far.

@notsohandytim5090 Рік тому

I couldn't be more pleased with any match result than this one, even if he can't pull off another win here.

@giovannidavinci20 Рік тому

Let's go Korda!! Let's go USA!!

@benthekeeshond545 Рік тому

Korda gives me the impression that he is chasing down lops. Give yourself a chance for some lucky points. One or two points can alter the outcome of a match. I hope Korda can go deep in this Aussie Open.

@MrSleepAllDay Рік тому

such a calm player and so steady, what a great match for both

@garywheeler9465 Рік тому

Effortless looking strokes from both of them.

@brianno27 Рік тому

Bloody hell they are both calm. Kudos to both ❤

@henryn647 Рік тому

Great performance from both. Very cool passing shot after a solid rally to end the point and win the match!

@bert29 Рік тому

What the hell was Hurbert doing coming to the net in the last point. Easiest winning shot for Korda in his career.

@raael3123 Рік тому

Kordas playing style reminds me of Tomic’s strangely enough. Slow and relaxed feet combined with some incredible shot making

@halexic1 Рік тому

Gentle behind touch at 03:17 by Stepanek "hearth breaker".

@KaitainCPS Рік тому

Can't get much closer than that.

@ahnguyen1 Рік тому

match point was WOW!

@Feralfax Рік тому

korda resembles federer in the way he calmly jogs off a point

@Y.d.o.b.o.n Рік тому

27 shot rally on match point

@netanyahusilva6695 Рік тому

Great match Sebastián

@WestCoastAce27 Рік тому

Korda was shaky at times but pulled it together when it counted. Noticed Stepanek in his box; probably responsible for the net rushing. Like most pros, SK’s approaches leave him a sitting duck; but with good decisions on when to attack and deeper approach shots he’ll be even tougher. With Alcatraz, Sinner, Rune, and Korda, the ATP future is bright.

@stex5026 Рік тому

I love how Korda knifed the volleys. Really don't see that kind of sharp cut volleys that much now a day. And I don't recall seeing him coming to the net nearly as much before. Stepnak's doubles skills have been transferred to Korda....

@HBNplague Рік тому

Admirable how composed Korda is. Stepanek showed more emotion than he did hahaha

@seekfirstthekingdom4388 Рік тому

Other players should take note

@surfjabroni Рік тому

Interesting to see Radek in his corner. Very much an expert in tennis mind games. Does Radek speak czech to him in training? Curious

@jeanmarcgeffriaud3832 Рік тому

The match point is a marvel...

@Molloy1951 Рік тому

Technically, this match was like 2 tiers bellow Rublev vs Rune today. Incredible win for Korda, anyhow.

@larryr257 Рік тому

Dear Aussie open ... Is there an an option that can be set somewhere to hide the spoilers?! If it would be possible to hide the winner on the static headline image of the video, so there is some suspense before staring it that would be great! Not everyone has seen the match and knows the outcome when starting this. Thanks!

@gibbleway Рік тому

like murray, he put on one of the best shows beating medvedev and came in sore etc by the looks of it, people say hes got power hes got technique, the guy has poise and it will be interesting to see him recover from this for the next match given how fresh and wiley Hurkacz had it it had to be an impressive entire match by Korda.

@justdev8965 Рік тому

Hubie is a very tough customer. Well played for Seb.

@hamzaberrada3082 Рік тому

Amazing Display

@claytonbrown7120 Рік тому

He’s finally doin it

@azmiganie9810 Рік тому

Wow ...very close match with long rallies, congrats Seb Korda, wish him keep on going

@thomashumphrey7395 Рік тому

Korda is striking the ball cleanly and decisively and dictating points for the most part. He's looked really solid the entire tournament. He's going to be a tough out no matter who he faces.

@josaphattip2331 Рік тому

Hurkaz looked really passive on the ball. Just hitting it at 75% pace over and over again. Didn't really go after the short ball. Looks like that hat undid him in the end. Random net approach for match point

@JJsWonders Рік тому

Great match, tks AO. Suggestion: take the “team reaction” after every shot out of highlights. Cheers🎾

@andrewnomad1113 Рік тому

Korda is such a titan in technic power and in mental strength!

@ewertoncardoso6341 Рік тому

🔥🔥🔥🔥

@ricplay7890 Рік тому

With Tiafoe and Fritz out, its amazing to see the depth that American tennis still has. Shelton, Seb, Wolf and Tommy Paul, still remain and are solid contenders.

@amicovic Рік тому

Do you guys not care about your viewers? In every video, people are asking you to stop ruining the ending with the screen capture!!

@sydlizzard3 Рік тому

insane

@sumanchowdhury9549 Рік тому

hurkaz met with Korda with the similar way of construction points. but Korda was more patient thn hurkaz and match point showed that.

@EmilGhiurau Рік тому

Will we see any epic rivalry with the new generation as we seen with Fed, Rafa and Novak? Epic matches and to think these three dominated years of grand slams and consistently, it’s hard to imagine another era.

@austinhoag5130 Рік тому

That cross court forehand passing shot at 2-3 down in the 5th set tiebreaker saved him the match, in my opinion. So clutch.

@robbymartin1447 Рік тому

Definitely a turning point in the match. Down 4-2 on a breaker is mentally tough.

@akhrormuminov7180 Рік тому

Korda 👏 deserves a title

@fillitup100 Рік тому

Korda definitely has the best point construction of all the American players. Backhand too obviously

@thaynecurrie3662 Рік тому

Korda is such a smart player.

@austinhoag5130 Рік тому

Huby hit some serious lines in this match and on important points too. Seb was just a little more solid in that last set tiebreaker. One of the closest matches I've ever seen.

@peace4myheart Рік тому

Korda has a chance to win his first Major but can he beat Djokovic bc that's who everyone has to beat to win the AO and they know it.

@johnj9378 Рік тому

This guy is the heir apparent to the big 3, big things ahead for Korda, he has boss qualities about him.

@pokemontrainer8034 Рік тому

Korda really stands out to me. He’s so mentally strong in his game and he perseveres. Despite being 22 years old, he plays very professionally. I have a feeling he’ll win many slams in the near future. And most importantly he’s very handsome.

@rikwallant9901 Рік тому

Nice to see that big scream after the win - usually a very stoic reserved guy.

@Monsterenergy791 Рік тому

Let's go Sebastian!! So many Americans doing well in the Aussie Open, called it from day 2

@cameronearls6497 Рік тому

Why does Radek Stepanek look 10 years younger than when he was on tour lmao?

@PAVEL-JAKL Рік тому

Rising star Seb Korda..👌

@oldfrend Рік тому

korda played poorly and still eeked out a win against a top 10 player. good sign for his future.

@FranciscoHernandez-if1qd Рік тому

Korda didn't play poorly... This was a fantastic match from both of them. GOAT level.

@oldfrend Рік тому

@@FranciscoHernandez-if1qd korda woulda destroyed him if he played well. 100% of pros will tell you they played like shit if they hit 20 more unforced errors than winners, which he did. also didn't serve well, below 60% 1st serves which is terrible for someone 6'5". this wasn't a fantastic match. it was painful to watch for anyone who knows tennis.

@eyeofhorus1301 Рік тому

@@oldfrend True, but korda is the vampire prince reincarnated as a human after all, so he can destroy anyone when he finds his form

@libraaa6547 Рік тому

My new favourite tennis player. Would love to see him and my other favourite Tsitsipas play the Final. Hope they are not in the same draw...

@arishdubash3628 Рік тому

Wow Seb is on a roll

@jeremy_312 Рік тому

Wow this kid's game kinda reminds me of Nole

@tennispostsandedits7689 Рік тому

Proud of you KORDYYY

@CuguTuxo Рік тому

The highlights are not fun to watch because you make preview picture of the winner. Put both players on preview!

@willivane3817 Рік тому

Against Djokovic , needs to do something else, but great match.

@oldfrend Рік тому

the hell you talkin about? he's not playing djokovic next.

@NicolasAAudet Рік тому

@@oldfrend probably assuming he'll get to the point where he'll have to face djokovic to win the open

@eyeofhorus1301 Рік тому

@@NicolasAAudet Its not true anyway he had that match vs Djokovic last tournament he should've won, but Djokovic barely hung in and won by a couple points cause hes Djokovic

@eyeofhorus1301 Рік тому

@@oldfrend you don't think about the future do you... its obviously about if he has to run into Djokovic later on

@NicolasAAudet Рік тому

@@eyeofhorus1301 but that’s exactly what I said in other words 😂

@wpfantini Рік тому

Korda gives me Federer vibes just saying

@MrAtaguas Рік тому

Hurkacz got a better and bigger first serve but his second serve failed him I think and Korda has more tools to finish the game and better off the net when he gets up to it (not as often as he should imo). I think Khachanov will be a bigger challenge for Korda especially how he is playing right now the russian will be a tough matchup

@dorryoku919 Рік тому

Korda, Fritz, and maybe Tiafoe might start putting USA on the map again in tennis

@TheLegenDacster Рік тому

It wasn't just Seb Korda who won today, it was also TENNIS. Bravo guys, brilliant match.

@smdanny1 Рік тому

Why is the last tie breaker 10-7？Isn't it just win by 2 after 7?

@goranhikl1180 Рік тому

How can this be equal to women’s tennis . They play like 45 minutes tops

@Joseph-be3tv Рік тому

Korda was just not going down in this match!

@polokucoch8112 Рік тому

If you can beat a #10 then anything is possible after that.

@iknowyouvebeenwaiting Рік тому

They were so close

@elisecode2212 Рік тому

he's in the korda-finals!

@amg1099 Рік тому

Good job Sebi

@Santi-792 Рік тому

dont take this the wrong way but , korda had almost everything at his side hurkacz is good but he doest have the caliber FH , BH like korda

@bioveraorganics4369 Рік тому

No scissor kick?

@caseyryan8585 Рік тому

Seb 😍

@thelevittschannel Рік тому

Can you guys stop RUINING the experience with the thumbnail please?

@eyeofhorus1301 Рік тому

+The Levitts channel YOU'RE ruining my experience by making me realize the thumbnail gives something away and that I need to avoid it!!

@thelevittschannel Рік тому

@@eyeofhorus1301 glad i could help

@brendamzambrano9776 Рік тому

Best USA player rn?

@eruston Рік тому

STOP PUTTING WINNER IN THUMBNAILS

@Piotrek.P Рік тому

👍

@Invest4Cash-Flow Рік тому

Djokovic will educate you 6-2 6-4 6-3

@dtv2031 Рік тому

Really like Korda but does watching his match now means having to deal to the constant Stepanek's presence? 😒

@mattgg1216 Рік тому

They will start winning grand slams once novak and nadal are done playing

@fegelxx8191 Рік тому

Ah yes, the American Zverev