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I bet any of today's top women would clobber these guys. It looks like slow-mo.
ОтветитьIf you ever played tennis with a T-2000 racquet, you'd appreciate the skill of Jimmy Connors.
ОтветитьBoth players looking to attack on every shot. Establish position at the net, where has that tactic gone ? A typical match John would be at the net 100 times. Watch the footwork of both players, when they got to the ball their feet were always under them for balance and weight transfer. Not taught today! Loved Jimmy's forehand when he hit sidespin, never see that shot today.
Jimmy was practicing at my club in Potomac Maryland one day. He was jumping rope for an hour while talking to thr converse shoe rep. He never missed jumping rope for and hour. He told me that was his training, that and playing one in one basketball. When his hitting partner showed up Jimmy would play points hitting to a doubles alley while lonny hit to the entire court (singles and doubles). Jimmy had so much lead tape on the head if his racket when I picked one up it felt like I was holding an axe.
When I met John we shared some scotch and party favors. Off the court they were very nice and friendly.
Trabert really sucked at this. he always told us what we just saw ~ he never said anything interesting to reveal his expertise.
ОтветитьI am Japanese , so , can use English little.
at 1978 , McEnroe's service is normal style ?
I thought , McEnroe's service is closed style from start of professional career.
Conners forehand swing looks so weak. I know how good he is obviously but he hardly ever takes a full swing at the ball.
ОтветитьConnors,Borg and McEnroe the big three in that era of tennis. Before Federer,Nadal and Djokovic.
ОтветитьMcEnroe was not playing his best tennis yet and he already defeated Connors in straight set. The serve was nowhere near when he was dominating.
ОтветитьMac was a geniuous. Jimmy was a warrior. But the first looked like a gentleman, given Connors's gestures and vulgar reactions. Anyway, a thriller!
ОтветитьWhat a pleasure to watch!!!
ОтветитьReste toujours adorable grand sport de tout temps
ОтветитьI remember the day, the super Saturday, in the USOPEN tennis history❤
ОтветитьThe lines persons are blind. Can't they see the balls. They need eye doctor.
ОтветитьMovement is so good.
ОтветитьNever liked McEnroe. Nothing appealing about his technique, style, or most of all his awful manner.
ОтветитьI once tried to hit with that t-2000 you can't generate any pace if you try to hit it with top spin...you gotta have an eastern grip on both sides and if you hit it right /flat/ it might go over the net😁
ОтветитьThe great days of tennis stars...skill and not a power game which has made the game a bit boring in my view.
ОтветитьHard to watch….so lame
ОтветитьLove the 70’s/8-‘s era of tennis, such great personalities.
ОтветитьI remember all those matches and I believe Connors is 7 years older
ОтветитьThe original McEnroe serve before it got over complicated.
Ответить'Boom-Boom' Becker at Wimbledon '85 gave birth to a new era in mens tennis. The power game. Legends like McEnroe & Connors were passed by.......
ОтветитьMcEnroe was my favorite. I love serve & volley because I played basketball & that's was the most fun way to play.
ОтветитьIn 1978, a young John Patrick McEnroe was almost identical with the, now, world famous U.S./California skateboarder Tony Alva!
They are quite close of age (Alva born September 2, 1957 & McEnroe born February 16, 1959). They both rose to int'l FAME in 1977.
Conners is amazing
Ответить¿Qué, no se acuerdan de John McEnroe?
ОтветитьHe wasnt my favorite player back then but in hindsight there is no player I love to watch more than Jonny Mac
ОтветитьThis footage has shocked me seeing McEnroe’s service technique back in his younger days 😮 He changed his pre-service stance and action at some point to the unorthodox and effective serve the tennis world has known through his long and outstanding professional career and to present day.
Ответитьおもしろかった。この2人とボルグ、レンドルの対戦はそれぞれ見ごたえがあった。
ОтветитьOn ne s en lasse pas.
ОтветитьMac Enroe cuando Borg se retiro apenas solo Dos años estuvo motivado ..luego se tomó el tenis cómo algo secundario..y Connors tuvo la mala suerte de coincidir con Dos genios. ESTE. BIG 3 es casi tan bueno como el famoso ..BIG3..pero ahora juegan hasta los 38 ..y antes en forma más de los 32 era difícil.
ОтветитьThe dunk volley by Mc was pretty gangster even used finesse on that
Ответить楽しい☺️
ОтветитьTennis should have one tournament a year where all players use the same small headed wooden racket, all strung the same and then the winner is really the best player where skill prevails🤷♂️😎
ОтветитьPlaying this attacking format of serve and volley was more exciting.
ОтветитьDue giocatori incredibili, altro che quelli di adesso. John resta per me il più grande di sempre. Talento puro allo stato dell'arte. Semplicemente inarrivabile! SUPERMAC!
ОтветитьThis is so exciting. Let’s finish the point with beautiful approach shots, volleys, serves, passing shots, over heads ect……
Now everyone gets excited for a 99 shot rally. I call that practice
Why does bats in baseball have to be wooden, but in modern tennis you can run around with monster rackets with strings and frames that take away from the skill
ОтветитьIt's unfathomable how boring tennis is today.
ОтветитьI think the love for the sport is more profound during this era. Dedication is very evident!
ОтветитьJimmy Connors 💙
ОтветитьMuch more skill, smaller faster ball. Way more fun
ОтветитьThose two hated each other and it was gold watching those two play each other. From the late 70's to early 80's those two along with Borg were the best in tennis.
ОтветитьOggi come oggi Gimbo, con Sinner, perderebbe a zero ogni set😂😂😂🤣
ОтветитьThey are very badly behaved.
ОтветитьThe second call Was Definitely Out !😮
ОтветитьLoved this rivalry. There was always a bit of spice between the two and you could tell they couldn’t stand losing to each other.
ОтветитьCon was My hore
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