We Need To Talk About Stefanos Tsitsipas...(The Truth)

The Truth About Stefanos Tsitsipas!

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[miaash]

Alcaraz's dad is a tennis player, but Alcaeaz is being coached by professionals!
Tsitsipas needs to hire a team of professionals to help him win tournaments.

[SunnyHF-nfbc]

I’ve rooted against Tsitsipas in the past, but I didn’t realize the situation with his family was so toxic.
And the point you made at 10:20 is so important. How many of us are truly mature adults at age 18?

[mkader]

This fair and balanced commentary convinced me to subscribe. Your presentation and delivery are top-notch. Keep up the great work.

[albertsun]

His loss against Novak in French final few yes ago after 2 sets up broke him inside vs nole, its like his belief system could not handle at his peak it still wasn’t good enough against the very best. He seriously hasn’t been the same. He really needs to get a new team because his father is just too close it’s like he wants it more than him.

[thiresia]

Here in Greece is known the pressure he was receiving from his dad as a kid at the courts. I feel for the guy.

[jackquinnes]

Largely agree with your assessment. I think the Badosa effect is two-fold. The first, honey-moon, phase made the Greek's level dip (only natural and expected) but the second phase and the true long-run positive effect which is kicking in as we speak (we have seen positive signs about it already) will launch Stef to great things!

[tsameerab]

By the way, you have a wonderful way of explaining sequance and then analysis, including the perfect pace and articulation bro.

[erudolph]

Honestly, Stefanos reminds me so much of early Agassi. Conflicted about his purpose in the sport and unwanted pressures from outside the court. He has great ability, but I truly think that he will always live in the level right below whatever small group establishes themselves as the elite of the next generation. Elite players have a different mental and emotional standard that is not something you can acquire through normal means. There is a reason Roger, Nadal and Novak have been virtually invincible for 2 decades. Plenty of other players have come and gone with great games, but they lacked the intangibles that only reside with the elite. Stefanos is much, much to emotionally and mentally weak to be a sustained, consistent elite player, and that is okay.

There are many players who make a great living and are in the HOF, but did not reach elite status. For some, the sacrifice necessary to reach that level is not worth the strain and that is something to be respected.

[genin]

Jim Courier is correct. his parents are probably going to be 100% responsible for his demise, they need to support from the stands not on the court

[ΓκαλιμπαςΙάσονας]

The only video in the whole YouTube that really understands what really happens and does not just say lies in front of a camera for the views.Wish you the best in the future

[aryehgrossnass]

If Steph just had a backhand he would be number one. His forehand is probably the best on tour.

[MusicMendicant]

You forgot to mention Stefanos Tsitsipas ' serious right shoulder injury for two months after the Australian Swing winning all 4 of 4 singles & 3 of 3 Mixed Doubles Matches at United Cup in January 2023, playing not just 7 five-set singles matches at Aussie Open but also 2 doubles matches at AO & then after the tough Finals loss to Djokovic & Stef getting back to World #3 (which he had for almost 3 months in 2023), Tsitsipas flew to Athens early February to play Davis Cup for his country Greece & won 2 of 2 singles matches Stefanos played there. Stef played the rest of February-March injured & withdrew from Acapulco 500. That is why he lost to sinner in Rotterdam & Khachanov in Miami even though Stef had beaten them at Aussie Open. You also forgot to mention that Tsitsipas played 7 days in a row at Wimbledon 2023 due to rain delays & beat 2 Grand Slam Champions Back to Back in 2 tough 5-set battles over 4 days at Wimby. Stef became Los Cabos Champion in August 2023 - winning Title Number 10 by beating Isner, Jarry, Coric & Alex de Minaur. Very tough opponents. Tsitsipas had severe low back & edema since the China swing & yet reached 3 b2b semifinals at Antwerp 250, Vienna 500 & Paris Bercy 1000 getting his Top 10 win over Zverev at Bercy & beating Felix & Khachanov there. Could have used more clips & photos from 2023. Tsitsipas still managed to stay Top 10 in the world for almost 5 unbroken years, ended the year Top 6, yr end top 10 ranking 5 yrs in a row, 50 plus match wins in a year for a 4th season (in 2023) & the youngest currently active tennis player to achieve 300 career match wins which Tsitsipas did at Paris Bercy 2023. Thanks for saying nice things about Stef too. He is a lovely talented creative smart eloquent person & explosive world class athlete. We love him so much.

[osint]

Nice video...As a former professional soccer player and a Greek I understand 100% the family situation. Family is everything but they get involved.
Stef is a good person and IMHO gets a lot of unfair criticism.

Best of luck Stef !!!

[HeavyTopspin]

Whenever I see parents of an athlete forcing themselves into every part of this professional life, I can't help but wonder how much is "helping their children succeed" and how much is "our boy's gonna make us rich".

[MaheshMahesh-hpfz]

I think he should spend time with Rublev or Medvedev and learn how to behave in public and the manner to respect the opponents when he loose

[eugeniozanda]

I totally agree with Courier, parents should wisely step aside and look for a trusted professional to entrust him to..!

[danielbogos]

I do believe that its a sum of all, but particularely his parents and the lack of a coach who knows how to play with onehanded backhand. His father doesn`t know, his mother doesn`t know, even his new coach. I am not an expect but as a coach, if yourself master a shot and know how to teach that, your student will master it. There no coincidence that the greatest returner of all time was Agassi and after beame novak`s coach, Nole became the new geatest of returning. I personally, can`t deal with my parents. Its strange but it doesn`t work with parents. it can but very rare. Its too much of a personal relationship in my opinion

[MusicMendicant]

The reason for those low return numbers in 2023 is right shoulder injury & some elbow & wrist problems too.

[SamJones-xq]

I think Stef has struggled with handling social situations, whether that's in press conferences or just on the tour in general. I think that's led to him saying questionable things or behaving in questionable ways on or off the court. The situation with his family is a very good explanation for this, and I think his relationship with Paula Badosa is changing his outlook on things and helping him relax more. When you're going through a period of emotional and personal change, things will be a bit all over the place; but he seems a lot more settled and less on edge in recent months. He hasn't done anything particularly questionable in terms of his behaviour recently, and I think Badosa is helping him find that peace. That'll reflect in his results on the court in due time. I think he needs to enjoy himself more, that'll be the key to his success. Particularly interesting that he praises Alcaraz for having fun on the court, almost as if he wishes he were doing the same...

[srecko]

There is nothing wrong to be in love. So, love your beautiful Paula ❤!He is just maturing and learning to stand his ground and be the one in control of his life. It’s a turbulent learning. My advice to Stefano is to keep going, believe in himself and be patient. All shall pass…good and bad times…