She worked so hard to fix so many things she can be so proud 😊

That's how the tennis has to be.

​@@gerardobaltodanoI agree. Rebecca Peterson is such a nice and beautiful girl.

@@einarsd4 She's lesbian, a beautiful lesbian.

@@gerardobaltodano Lmao Ok.

The problem is the way she plays tennis.

IN tears, not on tears!

I can't believe it is happening at top pro level...how did she get here

Really, dude? She was drinking chapaigne with Lukashenko after tortures he organized in Belarus. Sincerely, I hope she cries every day

No it’s not. She’s playing a game. There are real things in this world where people are actually suffering for real. Soldiers get their legs and arms blown off. People get diagnosed with terminal diseases and have a young family. I’m not saying she’s wrong for being frustrated, but that other people look at this with such strong empathy. Give me a break.

🥺suck it up buttercup and serve or your gonna lose.

A1aà

You are overly dramatic.

@@JK-vc7ie You are insensitive. She feels bad that her most lethal weapon, her serve is not there for her. It can impact her career. I hope she recovers and plays fabulous tennis.

Sabalenka is weak. It is not enough be grounded, not moving and only hitting hard, during Iga Swiatek era. She need change , cut her roots and start using legs, and brain too or she will vanish from tennis world.

What a prediction, grand slam winner Sabalenka!!!

And now she is back to world #2. Lost #1 status to Iga Swiatek. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

and now swiatek loss in r3, while aryna goes to semifinals 🤣​ @@einarsd4

@@einarsd4 🤣???

She’s winning with such serves. Idk how she could win matches with that many double faults. Against Serena she had like only 4 double fault last year. These players really bring their A games when it’s Serena.

She seems friendly, charming and unstressed in recent interviews and likes a laugh and jokes about it. I know it is sometimes difficult to tell but she has said it is a technical problem with serve rather than mental illness.

it looks like shoulder pain.i had it also,and was forced to serve like that

@@thebigmonstaandy6644 I don't think it's a shoulder pain that is the issue here, but I can be wrong.

Actually I'd say almost nobody knows this feeling. This isn't a loss of mechanics, it's a loss of mind. She's having to fight a 1 person war against herself at the current height of her professional life. Her career is at risk of a total collapse despite being just 23 in healthy. It's not like an injury, where you know there is something specific that can be done to fix the problem. There is 0 answer for the yips, until it decides to go away. For some people it lasts a few weeks. For others... you get the point.

@@parkercrossland410 I've been stuck in the yips for the last 15 years.

@@squeedum4893 😂😂 same

No, it’s just ridiculous. A professional player knows at least doing a classic serve even at something like at 80 km/h. I think she just want to be special, be noticed.

100% agree man we all been there

Bruh

@@alligatoruno6975 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

She is a fantastic player, n2 in the world but the double fault follow her in every match, in AO she gift 1 set every match 'couse her serve, and she have a great first of serve, I hope he recovery

I bet there are only a handful of tennis pros who really deeply enjoy the game. Tennis is an agonizing mental game. There is no relief at this level -- you must play every single point to win. Contrast this with baseball, where a player hits once and then his 8 teammates get a turn. In tennis, you are mentally present from the first point to the last.

@@mskcrc , that's very very true

@@mskcrc make sense please

Congratulations now 💪❤️

@@LucaVitalicoach thanks Luca. I just saw your post to my reply over 11months ago. It was the Adelaide final. Aryna was totally broken mentally. Tonight we will party long into the night celebrating Aryna greatest comeback.

@@raventaylor1757 You are absolutely right to celebrate tonight because Aryna in 11 months, has made one of the most amazing mindset shifts in sports 👉❤️🧠

У Арины очень большие перепады настроения, вполне вероятно, что вмешательство тренера могло некорректно повлиять на спортсменку, не раз видел как Арина посылала тренера куда подальше

What is he supposed to do? He can't interact with her due to rules. What you want him to do or what kind of way should he be looking at her that will satisfy you? She is crying and he can't do anything about it. Clearly you are just reading too much into it and judging someone badly based on nothing. You don't know their relationship to say something like that.

@mike trenton she plays tennis because wants to..she isn't obligated to be anyone's role model and neither are you to watch her play....stop with this bullshit and don't be such a hypocritical sanctimonious clown.

@@soundwave498 He cannot coach her, but he can interact with her. It's perfectly within the rules for him to have given her some words of encouragement at that moment.

@mike trenton So somebody is only worthy of empathy if they are physically injured?... How ridiculous and if her opponent did feel empathy towards her, so what? It wouldn't be a sign of weakness, it would be an entirely normal and reasonable reaction to have towards what was going on at the other end of the court. As for "give up," who gave up? She fought on and got her serve back together. She even managed to serve a couple of aces late in the match. She didn't get the win, but I didn't see anyone give up. Finally, it is OK for people to feel emotions. It is OK for someone to cry. I suspect the tears were simply a whole lot of frustration boiling over. That's OK, she pulled herself together and persevered. She didn't get the result she wanted, but she did her best in that moment. Personally, I think that makes her a very good role model.

I think the ref was just trying to make sure Aryna wasn't hurt or pulling some Tomic-esque stunt and tanking on purpose

@@libbythelobster Why would the #1 seed pull a Tomic stunt. He does this when he’s outclassed by an opponent and just wants a payday. She didn’t appear hurt either, just her serve mechanics fell apart.

The ref needed confirmation that she wasn't doing it on purpose or because of an injury. She seemed to regret that later, she's also a human after all. A bad day at work for both

@@senders779 this i can understand, but the referee has to be more prepared for this kind of approach with the players, thats my point.

I suspect she had been missing her serve a lot leading up to what we saw in this clip. As such, she had resorted to serving "like a 6 year old" in order to simply get her serve in. Towards the end of the match it seems she was able to change her mindset and lose the tension that had her serving so badly. She began to serve better from that point.

It's basically a tennis disorder. Some people just completely lose their serve at random points. Zverev had it, Guillermo Coria had it. There are probably more players that I haven't named.

Bublik es de Kazajistán bro

@@facundoschiavetti3484 my bad lol . Thanks dude

Was it like a big game and is she a big player?? I Dont know much about tennis

She tried a few. At this level your opponent will read it and crush the return tho.

You must not know who Elena Dementieva is...

she kept missing her serves and it affected her mentally

Букмастарс она

Ты думаешь она читает это?))))

Peterson DID win!

@@Pdjohnners Nothing to be happy about. sablenka has 10 wta titles including premier m, premier, international and 2 grand slams in doubles. Does petrson even have one

@@gauthamdinesan2184 if u cant be happy by winning a match than what can u be happy about

Week serves are nit easier sometimes

С букмекером очередным

Скорее, с психиатром)

@@dalaya1406 это тоже вариант

With Putin

Бедная или букмекерская

Бупмекер конечно

Wow such a tough life being paid to play a game at the highest level knowing you will get sponsors, guest appearances, coaching even if you end up being mediocre....

I had two matches when i doubled a lot of time and it was so much frustrating and my mental was so low and it was like i was throwing. I Fully understand her. This is really unconfortable situation to be in

this is true. as someone who plays tennis a lot, its really annoying when you just cannot make shots against players who are worse than you. Its really demoralizing and to be honest in this situation would do the same thing as sabalenka with her serve.

Misogynists? Lol Calm down, Clementine.

@@rogerigez21 Can you not read the rest of the comments? Or are you keeping your head buried in the sand, red piller?

This is a great comment! I totally get it and for those who have felt the tension we get it. Just feel so bad to see because it truly feels like the worst feeling possible. Brad Gilbert mentioned Mecir got yips bad in Davis Cup, Zverev will get them, it’s definitely something that can strike anyone. Golf, pitchers, free throw shooting..you name it if it’s a pressure situation where you got time to think there’s an opportunity. I wonder if the key is to get into such a rhythm where you don’t think.

@@mskcrc What is red piller?

It's called "the yips" and has nothing to do with whatever the fuck you're talking about.

@@mskcrc whatever , how am I supposed to know you YIP! LOL

Upset cause she wants to come out of the closet but scared to.

@@jeffpaxton9172 she has a boyfriend. He is an ex hockey player. I honestly just thought that the level of really bad serving technique was due to an intimate or personal issue. She starts to cry. I mean she is a professional tennis player. They have a good sense of how to fix their mistakes on the fly or if they dont they have a coach that can help them. I am sorry. I do not mean to be rude but since you mentioned it I thought I should explain myself. Anyways it is her choice. But serving like that for such a long time is very rare in professionals sports. Thus - the "yips" as mentioned is something that could happen to semi pros.

wHy nOt tRy thE sErvicE bEcAuSe

No

Nope

It's called a serve yip that's triggered due to extreme performance anxiety. A yip in any sport completely impairs one or quite a few skill sets pertaining to your game. It's more of a psychological thing than physical. I have had this playing badminton.

yea really.... what??

Ana Ivanovic once made 15 DF in a single set, she was even hitting the floor on her side of the court, of how bad she was serving, and she was n1 or top 3 at the time........same Dementieva, probably the worst serving in female history, and she managed to reach a GS final with "those skill levels"

absolutely, a shame for tennis

I think most people know this is the weakest era in the history of the sport

A shame for the WTA circuit? She obviously didn't reach the #2 ranking serving like that. Obviously, she was having an issues. She's actually one of the best servers on tour and wins a lot of free points off her serve.

You must not know who this is because...