Yes how the dad was focused typing very fast that text! Let's imagine how Stefanos was doing in the bathroom, lol probably sitting on the toilet and typing.

Was ridiculous

Not surprised coming from him tho...

@@cooprixfb4105 he looks like a grub. I like his brother on the hand.

It's expected of him. Bad behaviour always.

@@t-bone7988 Yeah cause you are real classy

@@pkoppula that’s such cap. Not once have I seen a match where he is unsportsmanlike and I have seen a lot of his matches

Hahahah true. And the thing is Rublev is right. I've seen a good handful of matches of Monfils over the years and he usually acts like he has pain in some unspecific part of his body. Or looking totally exhausted or touching lightly his ankles, or walking weird. Then, out of the blue, he starts running like a fucking cheetah hahah.

@@eldrickt.w.3525 but man in this game monfils was really sick he throw up middle game

@@tiagolopes2591 Well, maybe this time he was really sick

@@eldrickt.w.3525 I don't know if you've ever played sport before but not all injuries/ailments impede you physically. Sometimes during the course of a match you could get muscle soreness, feel sick, get hit (in a contact sport) and still continue to operate at a reasonable level, though in some discomfort/pain. Trust me, I've played football matches through a lot worse than a stomach ache. Although it may be annoying for opponents, it's not your place to judge the severity of someones injury/ailment. They're entitled to a medical timeout and you just have to deal with it, rather than be a bad sport about it.

@@tank_0251 Your are talking with the God of injuries haha. I know there are injuries that let you play and others that don't. Although Monfils have suffered many times from unespicified pains that have caused him to make faces but have allowed him to run like nothing at the same time. This has happened too many times to believe him. You can't look like you are dying but at the same time run more that anyone match after match through the years and expect people to believe you. If you have something serious enough to make that gestures and faces you can't run like you are at 100%.

Schwarzman is the most paranoid player in the tour, but we all like him.

Good for him, lost his head a little, realised his error - reasonable, as you said.

And then he screams like a maniac at the end of the match knowing that too

At the very least he could have replayed the point. But nah. Idk man don’t see him going far w that immaturity

he did the right thing. VAMMMOOOOOOSSS YMER

@@dookiepossum The legend Ymer. He did the right thing, fuck the haters

@@se01925 your father did the right thing when he smacked you as a child 👋🏽

Aside from all the fake MTOs, yes

Hes a loser, the nice guys are always losers

@@DeeDeeJohn17 he's a pro player, one of the best in the world, while you're on UKposts commenting how much of a loser he is, lmao. Can we see your accomplishments, tough guy?

@@andreabrembilla6466 He is a wasted talent, that is undeniable. And where does that come from? WEAK Mentality

@@DeeDeeJohn17 Weak mentality is something that full heart people are made of. Sport is not made for people who are winners. Its made for healthy. Dont forget your soul in sports. Because one day you have children

Then apologise after the point rather than blame referees, its not rocket science, dont be a nice guy initially apologising then showing your true colours and disrespecting officials. Like you said he cannot do anything about it, shot himself in the foot there.

He didn't realize what was going on actually

It was clearly a hindrance, correct call from the ump

@@MaruMaruMaruMaruMaruMaru ATP Rules State : a) ... an involuntary sound (ex. verbal reaction to an injury) from a player. Any player who created the hindrance must be advised that the next time play is stopped by the Chair Umpire because of that player’s similar actions; it shall result in a loss of point. -> this was not done - was not warned or advised. b) Any distraction caused by a player may be ruled deliberate and result in the loss of a point (intentional or unintentional). Deliberate is defined as the player meant to do what it was that caused the hindrance or distraction.” -> saying "sorry" is a deliberate action meant to distract the opponent ?! wth ! * also Daniil said sorry [after] hitting Alex : thus it didn´t prevent him from returning the smash. then he was on the ground and had no play.

@@07940657202 you are clearly mentally incompetent lol

I dont think they want to put that much work it lol.

@@dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220 I’m just iiï

Ymer is the legend man, fuck the haters!

@@se01925 A lying legend isn't one :(

@@se01925 supporting a cheater ? :O, how low are you bro

@@masticloxpoker1006 a cheater? lmaoo what how is that considered "cheating" he didnt break any rules blame the ump for not calling it. maybe bad sportsmanship but thats not cheating bozo🤣🤡

@@FootballsFinest he lied it was a double bounce, he fucking saw it and didn't say about rule breaking.

never also

Ramanathan has defeated Thiem before

Ofcourse any player will see some clips of his opponent

+ kokkihanis

They're also jackasses 😂

@@jordanmoore-stone5663 The big Kokk? Yes, firey and horny 😂

Maybe don't scream like a petulant toddler in the first place.

@@zafferung4440Sure. But also, may those that never lost their tempers (not to mention, at a high pressure professional sport event) cast the first stone.

@@akiratheastronaut There's a difference between losing one's temper and acting like he does. Stop trying to justify his awful behaviour.

@@zafferung4440 the tennis world doesn't need fans like you, change what you're saying or just stop following tennis man

@@zafferung4440 You don't like the guy, that's absolutely fine. The Djokovic segment in this video is actually a perfect illustration of what "losing your temper" means. He messed up, and then he humbly owned up to it, that's all.

Not his fault if the umpire made the wrong call. That's not at all on Ymer. He was right - talk to the ref, not me.

Ymer really slowed he was a bad sportsman here. As a tennis player myself you always know if it's a double bounce or not. He just denied it and stole the point. Always rooting against him now

@@TheMitchie21 This isn't true, I record every match I play against my buddy and there has been a couple times I could've sworn my ball didn't double bounce then I check the video and it did, sometimes u can't tell if ur racket goes under before it bounces or after, it all happens very quick, now I'm not saying this is the case for Ymer but I think it's fair to assume atleast a little that he didn't know.

@@Tronny It is true. If you play at that level you always know. I play at a decent amateur level and i always know. My instincts alone are enough to tell if i made a double bounce. Combine that with just looking at it and the way the ball bounces after you can always tell. Ymer is just a terrible sportsman and a dumbass cause everything is on tv now and his fellow tennisplayers can see what a cheat he is

@@Tronny ... Ymer thought it was good, not his job to admit to it ... ref had it right. Jordan needs to grow up a tad.

@@Tronny that one was so incredibly obvious though, you could literally tell from a camera 100 feet away

😭😭😭

the umpire was also really soft on that call eh i mean especially considering it was a point penalty

But didn't he say that word anyways?

Neither should shit have

If he doesn't know the meaning of words maybe he shouldn't be saying them 😂 Umpire was totally right for penalizing him...and him explaining to Khachanov that the word he said was a bad word was pure comedic gold...like a child 😂😂

he probably shouldnt be speaking in spanish if he "doesnt know" that mierda is obscene

You can get second chances with sincere, patient decency.

@@molybdaenmornell123hopp5 Yeah he clearly does not have that lol

What happened there? I didn’t catch it

@@user-pi5zx7nv7g ball bounced twice but he didn't own up to it

umpire's job not his. stop whining

I have started to notice this also. Reminds me of Murray when he said to Rosol that "everybody hates you on the tour"

Low EQ

Thompson * ;)

witch brother are you talking about ?

There is another Ymer, a better one

So just because he acted like that the one time means he's not an up and coming star? You all write ppl off so quickly, it's wild.

@@RichTake exactly

actually the umpire was right Medv said "sorry" before finishing off the point so its hinderance

He even looks to the umpire expecting a call... or in disbelief the call didn't come.

Ramanathan is constantly picking up dumb fights with players for equally dumb reasons. It seems like every time he plays against someone ranked above him, he always finds something to complain about.

Ramenhanean was absolutely right.

Mais qu'est-ce que tu racontes mec ???

Yes I can at speed 0,25

na it was the wrong decision. He saw it bounce 2 and backed the grub

his lack of nastiness probably hurt his career in all honesty. A little more anger might have done him well. But he's had a great life so maybe he's content and more power to him.

I know right? What the hell was that?😂

man's a literal child

hes the king

A bit high pitched 😅😄

Truly a great man, risking other people's life to give an interview, what a champ and a role model he is. And not even apologizing for that is just another sign of greatness, I suppose

@@TheRealMc101 what a clown u are

@@djapeanlakz5333 The clown is now is Serbia, not playing tennis because he thought he could outsmart everybody by lying on his visa.

@@djapeanlakz5333 What a Serbian u are

Apologizing and then keep doing the same sh*t over and over again lol. I don't know, it doesn't impress me that much.

It was clearly two bounces. He was totally right and Ymer knows it. Poor from him

@@Tlcunha81 steve johnson not jordan thompson.. ure talking about the wrong person dude

he was clearly trying to make up stuff to explain his awful hit. his body tension after and before the swing are just the same. i mean did he really try to tell us that he focuses so much on the call just to be able to slightly misshoot in a fraction of a second for some reason, instead of focusing on performing professional sports? Edit: also, when u watch the slow-mo, it gets clear it was in. so maybe he should focus the ball, instead of the call and look like a fool himself

Yep.

I agree, though I do wonder if there needs to be a rule change in this area. If the wrong call is made, but the player didn't have a play on the ball anyway, then there's clearly no reason to replay the point. When the player does have a play on the ball, however, it becomes a completely subjective decision as to whether or not the incorrect call influenced the players shot and it's naturally going to lead to disputes such as this one. So maybe they should just always replay the point. At least that way the umpire can say, "That's the rule, it's the same for everyone," rather than being left having to defend his/her subjective opinion of what occurred against the subjective opinion of the player.

You wanna go home, just stay at home, wtf, dont try to disrespect the other playing by implying that he is only winning because u wanna go home, is that simple.

I somewhat see his point but he’s still an asshole for saying that. I mean look so many people would kill to be in his position, playing at Indian wells or the big stages he plays. Not a very good attitude

@@alexrichardson3145 Was about to make this joke, dammit!

Basically any match where Daniel Evans play.

I think it was in Barcelona

I mean, maybe? Technically the point wasn't over and Medvedev did talk during it, so it is within the right of an umpire to call hindrance. Obviously Dani thought the point was over and him talking didn't really seem to affect his opponent, but a rule is a rule.

@@myerklamb8529 true, but on the other hand noone -including Bublik - would demand applying this rule here. Medvedev clearly won the point and his "sorry" neither affected the play no was it any dirty play/disrespactful/trying to break opponent concentration kind of situation. But as an umpire you have to make a decision at instance and techically speaking it wasn't incorrect decision .

I don't think he was acting lol...i don't think he appreciated Thompson's childish screaming, I think he was going to go Will Smith on him 😂😂

But it's not Bublik's call, it's the umpires. That's the problem

@@travisk9897 Usually if a player wants to give a point to his/her opponent then this is allowed. But Bublik didn't even try.

@@Achilles94627 That's fair but in pro tennis it's ultimately up to the umpire. Bublik was confused af though hahaha

I think Bublik legitimately didn't understand what was happening though lol. As he was walking back to the baseline he asks "so you call that i interrupted the point, right?" (he didn't get that the hindrance was Medvedev's)

What I don’t understand is how pro players always act so confused over a decision or a call. They act like they’ve never heard the word tennis before, I guess cuz they wanna win the point but still. Not rlly referring too much to this specific instance, but it blows my mind how players pretend not to know the rules and just wanna make the umpire look like a crazy psycho

Terrible twins?