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The US Open is the final Grand Slam of the year and takes place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. The 2021 US Open saw Russia's Daniil Medvedev and Great Britain's Emma Raducanu claim the men's and women's singles titles. It was both players' first major title, with 18-year-old Raducanu becoming the first-ever qualifier to achieve the feat. The 2022 US Open main draw is scheduled to go ahead between August 30 - September 11.
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I could never get bored watching her play. She's something special.
She is cute... and deadly.
Indeed. High IQ player. Great feel for the ball and confidence in her winner shots.
@Worawat Srisawasdi No naughty comments!
And beautiful!
What so special?
Some of her shots against Sorribes Tormo could have filled an entire "Best of US Open" compilation on their own.
Agreed.
Agreed also.
Agreed too.
When m finished with her she looked like she'd been 10 rounds with Tyson Fury.
You'll see her lose sometimes, even in the next few months, and that's normal She has not encountered everyone on Tour, her game now visible by everyone on the circuit, and throughout that career development, yall better show some kindness and understanding about her ups and downs. WTA tend to have such a short star cycle nowadays as people overly praised or overly expected in one player, the moment they hit a slump, people bashed the players and called 'em names Tennis fans should step up and be better than that.
You'll have to play your best tennis ever to beat her, and still your chances are slim. Her tennis is almost flawless. She has no technical weakness and she will only improve from now on, as she is only 18 and she has very limited experience at this point. The only question is how soon she will be no 1.
Yes totally agree
U have a point but in her case I’m quite positive she will rise to the occsssion , she has that killer instinct in her
@@menace3115 Zhang Shuai clearly didn't play her best tennis when she beat Raducanu just a couple weeks before US Qualies. Both played average back then Tauson scrapped through against Emma too just before USO. Rather than no technical weakness, Emma doesn't have any special trait, but she certainly plays with minimal errors. She is literally Ana Ivanovic with less powerful forehand but more patience
I agree, but your repliers seem to show that fans ARE going overboard, and are EXACTLY the people that will go after her if she doesn't win every competition! I, like you, expect she will only get to QF's at best for the next couple of competitions. If she's mentally tired from ten two-set matches, how is she going to cope with five two-setters and another five three-setters?!
I think the ace to win the final was the best shot of all! Talk about cool under pressure!
Yeah, considering the circumstances I was expecting that to be the final highlight here. But no.
keep them coming admin. Anything with Emma Raducanu in title we will watch it, no worries :)
you speak my mind 😂
😂😂😂 same here m8
just love yr comment.😄😄
Hahaha I love this
😂😂😂😂😂
She is a natural talent with massive passion and belief. Extremely poised, mature, confident and well spoken at such a young age. And to top things off she looks like a super model. You can’t package that any better.
You took words out of my mouth she’s everything you mentioned. So talented poised and icing on the cake is that she looks like a supermodel and she’s tall enough at 5’9.
@@DrShamil tall enough for?? you?
@@dean4162 tall enough to work as a fashion model not that I am advocating she does. She is far more talented than that.
It's a breath of fresh air seeing all these lovely teenagers taking centrestage instead of all those old players whining and complaining about everything.
Missed the best one where she broke to go 4-2 up in the second with that great anticipation and passing shot. It was the shot of the match.
@@grantmalone More likely because the cameraman missed the moment Emma hit it... :)
@@grantmalone Martina Navratilova didn’t say it was luck. Lots of players guess the right direction, for a volley etc you still have to execute the shot.
She was going for winners others were going to return, that simple.
Indeed. The anticipation was one thing, but to have the hands to track the ball and guide it past Fernandez took serious reaction speed.
also the return BH winner against Fernandez 🤩
She's definitely a special player. I'm not an expert on tennis but she seems to have that ultimate self belief you need to make it
Something special foreal.
It’s a lot of practice so this kind of shots becomes 2nd nature. It then becomes part of your tool bag and you can call on them anytime. Of course, quick reflexes, speed and precision are needed in addition to quick wit and strategy when there is time to think. Having said that her foot work is amazing and she’s scary fast. She’s got the speed and power in her strokes. Everything to be a top tennis player. She’s got nothing to lose in her shots and everything to gain. Hopefully she will keep practicing and train hard.
@@WatDoino It really helped that she played many sports up to about 12, so learnt lots of different disciplines. But you're right, this naturalness is because she has played 1,000s of matches in the last 8 years...! :)
Crazy how talented she is, on and off the court - extremely intelligent, speaks 3 languages fluently (just saw her speaking almost flawless Mandarin!) and still only 18
She does not speak 3 languages fluently. For Romanian she only knows a small amount. Her Chinese is not bad, but far from native level.
She speaks Spanish
We love you girl, all roumaniens from USA prayed for you to win
Towards the end she completely broke Fernandez physically and mentally! Look at the sheer power of Emma's shots! But if you see her physical training it is just scary!!
She's formidable. Such clarity in every shot.
Her savvy shots made her games appear effortless. That's an understatement. She simply outsmarted her every single opponent in this tournament, plus her athleticism from her multi-sports background. Look forward to her future matches.
Super talent, focused mindset, & ... a ton of grace. Bravo Emma!!!
I’m just glad she’s giving us a few moments of sunshine when the world is in turmoil. We need a few more athletes that are humble, grateful and refreshing.
...and straight A students!!!
So much maturity for such a young player. So many more experienced players could never even do that overhead backhand in a million years. That was a Radwanskaesque shot.
she’s a calculated player, always makes smart move to get point as easy as possible.
How 'bout a Top Ten from each of her matches? That would be better!
Her final ace was her no. 1 shot. I love how Emma more than not won sets and matches on hitting winners.
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You are right to be a successful person in life require him or her of hard work and time
The thing about been successful is working toward it and not going the other way round
Talking about been successful. I know I am blessed if not I wouldn't have met someone is as spectacular as Mrs Isabella
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More Emma? Yes please 😁
I am a simple man, i see Emma Raducanu in the title, i click.
I just saw li na in everything about her shots 😍 lovely!
Future GOAT not even jokin 🐐💯
Very unlikely considering Serena Williams career but I wish...
1999 Serena Williams Goat. Very unlikely considered Steffi Graf's career. 1987 Steffi Graf Goat. Very unlikely considering Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova's career 1978 Martina Navratilova 1974 Chris Evert Goat. Very unlikely considering Margaret Court's career. 1960 Margaret Court GOAT........ Well, we just have to wait until 2040 to see if it's likely or not for this girl
@@MrTobytherat true but I got money that shes gonna go down as one of the underrated GOAT contenders like Wawrinka being an unofficial member of the big 3
Release the full matches of Emma!
Just LOVE Emma. So talented and her shots are just breathtaking.
So Emmazing !
NO FEAR, and BELIEF. 👍🏻🏴❤️
Imagine having a ground pass for the first few days of the tournament and wandering on to an outside court, watching an unknown player hit some epic shots and going home knowing you saw the tournament champion
I couldn't believe I got tickets for the Albert Hall to watch her play huge tennis stars of the past! This was just last week!
Please explain how the shot where Leylah volleys to Emma in the corner and she passes Leylah with a rocket of a forehand is not in here? Martina Navratilova said it was Emma’s best shot of the tournament so far?
repoman1966 - You're right it should be here as they have it in their video titled "Emma Raducanu: The Fairytale of New York".
Possibly because the vision mixing was idiotic on that point: the coverage stayed with a low camera behind Fernandez and missed the actual passing shot. We only got to see it in the replay, from a proper angle.
I don't know if those are AI generated highlights or if the editor doesn't really knows much about tennis, but the US open videos have been rather poor this year. You can find better points on almost any match. The players deserve better as well.
Her service return is the best, but her own serve still can improve
i hope healthy osaka and emma play next finals. its going to be amazing
Shes very unpredictable with her shots i love that
so impressive!
Emma is a talent for the ages
I think the match against Sorribes Tormo gave her a lot confidence. She gives many top players fits because she doesn’t make errors, definitely one of the more difficult players to route the way she did.
That gesture and groundstroke reminds me of Li Na so much
I really enjoy watching her games.
Yes! I watch her matches again and again! The way she crushes opponents is amazing! Towards the end she completely breaks her opponents physically, mentally emotionally! Look at the sheer power of her arms and her shots! If you see her strength training routine it is just scary!!
She is so smart and makes me think about Donic. Always makes the best decison with calm and do not attack with rush.
Brilliant Emma
She's etched her name into the history of tennis if she never hits another ball. I much enjoyed the last one, winning back Leylah's second break point in the last game. Clutch moment!
She is amazing
LEGEND
Ease up tiger… Gonna take more than this.
@@TIZNYC Only the beginning of her career. First of many titles. She is a legend for winning US Open as a qualifier without dropping a set at age 18.
@@TIZNYC tiger dont ease up lol
Emma 晉級過程，到登頂奪得冠軍，真的超讚啊💕～👍
空前绝後。
Save yourself a lot of trouble and just give her your serve.
She just takes the ball so early sometimes. Almost Agassi like even her returns
Spot on. You know your tennis.
Off the top of my head I could think of 10 shots Raducanu hit that were better than these ones. Who is making these videos??
I don't think I've ever seen a beatdown so severe as that Sorribes Tormo match. 😄😄
Emma "THE STORM" Raducanu it's like Cinderella to titanic, what a run!
Yes! Towards the end she completely broke Fernandez physically and mentally! Look at the sheer power of Emma's shots! But if you see her physical training it is just scary!!
Bravo!!!!!! Ema, non sei solo brava , anche bellissima!!! Il buon sangue non mente!!!
I definitely see her winning more grand slams in the future.
Eventually. Be patient.
Current GOAT not even jokin 🐐💯
Raducanu can win 5 grand slam champion in the future!
Be patient.
Too early.
@@positive120 Thanks, Maybe more, maybe not, dependent on herself.
@@positive120 Maybe?
It's so funny to see how she goes from offsite court (10 people around, really bad audio) to center court. In her remaining career she'll probably never play on a offside court ever again
I thought one of her best shots was a screamer to break Leylah to take a 4-2 lead in the second set. Cue for "Come on let's go!"
I am going to have to live to 200 years to see her feat again!
No one expected such a threat from both the teens. I'm sure seniors will watch out in the upcoming tournaments for the teens. It will be really hard for the teens unlike the US open 2021.
A history-making win punctuated with an ACE!!! Has that happened before? An ACE for a match point in a SLAM final?
Yes, many times. A recent instance that springs to mind was Marion Bartoli winning Wimbledon in 2013 with an ace, against Sabine Lisicki.
@@KaitainCPS thank you!
EMMA THE WOMAN WONDER OF TÊNNIS!
I really think Emma & Leylah are the going to be the faces of female tennis for years to come. They'll be the WTA version of Federer & Nadal.
no se puede hacer un top-10 points con lo que hizo esta chica en este torneo, top-20 minimo, nivel estelar
Winning a grand slam is an outstanding achievement. Further, I hope she does not end up being a one slam wonder!!
Surely the best point was the ace on championship point
Best point was supposed to be the break for 4-2 in second set during the final.
Interesting what they think are Radacuno's best shots.....
Lots of points were better than that. There should also be long exchanges.
A math thinking does help and reflect in tennis court utilisation.
The first set point against Fernandez should be in here
Would have 2 spectacular history in the making if Novak didn't choked in this year u.s. tennis open.
Is what it is
He didn't choke, Medvedev simply overpowered him. Apart from which, would a Covid Slam really hold the same level of esteem as an actual calendar-year Grand Slam? The slams have hardly been fair competitions the last two years, when more than half of the players involved haven't had time to train and prepare, have they?
@@AJD09FB It was a combination of Novak feeling pressure and exhaustion and Medvedev playing at his best.
Emma Raducanu～❤
Emma is a hero for the ages! The way she crushes opponents is amazing! Towards the end she completely breaks her opponents physically, mentally emotionally! Look at the power in her arms and her shots! If you see Emma's strength training routine it is just scary!!
Alot best point from final match that missed...please dont be biase
ROMÂNIA...❤❤❤❤❤
To be honest, she won better points than some of this
Funny to think that it was a handful of fans with cheap tickets on the outer courts watching the champion-to-be embark on her campaign, rather than anybody who'd paid big money to watch on Ashe or Armstrong.
The ace that won her the tournament isn’t in there?
Is it just me or does the blue court make it harder to see the ball??
Let's watch her play on the court and pay less attention to what's in her private life. Really want to see her flourish into even a more complete player!
Quite agree. I so want to see more of her tennis and how she will mature over the next few years, hoping she stays clear of serious injuries. Little knee scratches are inevitable with such sliding about.
Please do one for Leylah as well. She definitely had the most impressive wins in the tournament.
I am an Emma fan, but you are exactly right!
Agree 100%
Who is the female commentator in the first two games?
She is wearing the Romanian colours: red, yellow and blue.
It was nikes choice of outfit for the tourny. It had nothing to do with Romania. Look at her Instagram page after she won and see which flag she posted. It wasn't a Romanian one put it that way
Wow,what a super player she is..;Such*Naughty_sweet-girl*!
Cualquier tiempo pasado fue mejor
She played very well no doubt. But she did benefit from the draw opened up when the top players (#1, 4, 6, 7, 10) gone on her side. Leylah opened up her draw by beating the top players herself (#2, 3, 5). We will have to see in the future when Emma has to play top 10 players (she did not play any during her run at Wimbledon neither)
And that is her fault how? Nice of you to come on a video about Emma and basically undermine her achievement completely by saying 'Oh BuT LeYlAh HaD a ToUgHeR dRaW!'. And? She got shown up in the final by Emma who, unlike Leylah's other opponents, actually used her brains and didn't just try to beat her using all out power like the others did. Leylah's game did not stand up to the test against a player who is much smarter than she is, end of story. Go and salivate on a Leylah video Ken.
Sakkari demolished Fernandez 2-6 2-6 in Melbourne this year, Rogers has won 2 matches v Fernandez and Fernandez only beat Sorribes-Tormo 7-5 7-5. We have also seen people come from nowhere to beat seeded players, like Hyeon Chung, but then fall into obscurity. Hyeon Chung beat Djokovic, Zverev and Medvedev in one amazing Australian Open run and it didn't mean much. Tennis is unpredictable for every player
@@WelshSwan1986 I stated the fact that Emma did not play any top 10 players but Leylah did. That's it. It is one of the observations the tennis world noticed. Even Billie King said during the 2nd week of USO that "the door has opened up for Emma"
@@nieshikoto No, you've come on here to undermine an 18yo girl's achievements. She has just done something that has NEVER been done before, ever. And all you can do is come on here, not even offer a cursory 'Congratulations!' and then try to make out that her achievement means little because she didn't beat anyone in the top 10. Fernandez played an out of sorts Osaka who still got close to beating her, an over the hill Kerber, bottlers in Svitolina and Sabalenka and then got outclassed completely in the final. Emma meanwhile played THREE additonal games to qualify and NEVER dropped a set or even looked likely to lose any match she played. Leylah was the one who got lucky since opponents threw winning opportunities away, she was gifted wins by Osaka, Kerber, Svitolina and Sabalenka.
How is playing an extra week of tennis over the player you eventually beat in straight sets an easier draw?
Thumbs down since I have seen better shots by her.
TOTALLY RAD !- RADUCANU !
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Ten fantastic shots, and as a bonus, at 1:06, the most horrifically cringeworthy commentary of the tournament or possibly ever.
Well at least Serena can't play the race card against her. So she will probably go very far. And actually having seen her in interviews, I don't think she will be overawed by 'panic room' Serena anyway. Either mentally or physically.
How is she compared to serena at her best? Please enlighten.
Much quieter and not at all obnoxious, abusive or offensive.
@@ExternalInputs Agreed. Still too early and unfair to compare Emma to Serena. She is just starting to carve her name, however, her winning the USO as a qualifier is already historic and record breaking.
wanna see a gAME between Emma and Federer....! not a bad wish so far....
I can’t help but feel she will be chewed up and spat out by the more seasoned girls over the next few years. The bad omen to winning her first slam that easily will be the fact everyone will be more motivated to beat her than they would Ash Barty.
She will be more motivated too. She's shown a willingness to work on her game to improve and deals with pressure well.
ExternalInputs It’s not going to be easy for her. The British always put too much pressure on their athletes. Players like Osaka and Barty even Andreescu will dominate her.
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POOR VOEGELE
yep :(
Don’t celebrate too early dear Ash Barty will clean you up next majors
Oh right, don’t celebrate after you win a major tournament, ok. When do you celebrate again then, exactly? Just wondering.
@@georgemorley1029 she’s a one slam wonder will never win another one and will disappear into obscurity
Top 10 points? Yeah sure. That's mainly just an almost randomly compiled collection of not too bad points... 🤮
She had a dream draw. This is fool's gold. Marion Bartoli had a similarly easy draw when she won Wimbledon. Everyone thought Andy Roddick would win multiple slams when he won the U.S. Open at the age of 21. I think Emma will be a similar story.
Yes that it may be, but Roddick won his slam and then Federer happened for 5 years straight and then Rafa and Nole so that’s why he never won another one, as for Marion Bartoli she retired straight after Wimbledon so she may have won another. With Emma she has no obvious more dominating rivals as yet and I am sure and hope she is a long long long way from retirement. So I doubt your statement will come true
I don’t think Emma will be a similar story.
Esta en el puesto 88 de la WTA
So she is wearing Romania flag . Yellow cap, red and blue dress.
It's just a coincidence, that was the standard Nike equipment for this tourney.
Svitolina did wear same Nike provided equipment
best you can argue out of the few options provided she did chose the one resembling both romanian and chinese colours, as that dark red is chinese more than romanian (in sports), but I would argue she probably also liked this exact equipment more than other options because as she said in an interview "she likes the colour red"
nope, that just happens to be the colours of that particualr nike outfit, , if you buy it in a shop you will get the exact same colour, and maybe another all white, not sure.. shes not going to choose the all white one because it will look like shes at wimbledon
Amazing how the world is HYPOCRITICAL! Emma Raducanu has been a professional tennis player since 2018! He made a sensation at Wimbledon, won the WILD CARD for the main board and reached the Round of 16! It was necessary to win the US Open to climb 127 places in the WTA, so that now everyone knows HER!
And youre a hypocrite as well cause you never posted a single comment about her before she won
@@darrenlamb5640 And then my dear Sir I had the pleasure of seeing Emma Raducanu at the Wimbledon tournament!
@@darrenlamb5640 And I also tell you more Emma Raducanu, there are other social networks outside of KZhead!
And why would I post something on KZhead about Emma Raducanu if she wasn't talked about on KZhead!
@@jamielyallleathan obviously but it was YOU calling ppl hypocrites for doing exactly that... not me.