Crazy SPIN 😱

Zheng Qinwen's crazy back spin on her return in her match against Amanda Anisimova in Round 1 of the 2024 US Open.

The US Open is the final Grand Slam tournament of the year and takes place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Centre. The 2024 US Open saw Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka claim the men’s and women’s singles titles. It was Sinner’s second Grand Slam title and Sabalenka’s third Grand Slam title. The 2025 US Open main draw is scheduled to go ahead between August 25 - September 7. Look out for highlights, extended highlights, full matches, press conferences, on-court interviews, hot shots, compilations and more!

[TIGER-xlxg]

Poor highlight. At least should have shown the full point...

[Williamthebussinessman]

Explanation: the girl in the first clip (receiving the serve) won the point. If a ball hits the opponents side and goes back to the returners side without the opponent touching it then it’s automatically the returners point

[DieBrunisSpekulationen]

It's not clear to me whether the video was meant to highlight the magnificent Spin or the remarkable Push Up.

[AlbertCheng]

I watched and first heard of these exact 2 people today playing each other

[brxan]

Is it just me or does a lot of tennis content not work/fit in with the "shorts" format. The aspect ratio mainly makes it really jarring to watch.

[anyanelemd]

That slow motion part meant nothing without showing us the the full landing of that ball and the point made.

[mflinch]

I saw some amazing bounce
But it wasn’t the tennis ball

[philipmoss]

Oh they showed the real point of this😮😂

[Dan-suxp]

Am I the only one not paying attention to the shot?😊

[nestorvilla]

She touched the net with her foot and later with the racket, that was fault and lost the point!

[carlosfgomez]

Wordt editing ever. Show the whole point from the same angle!

[KanyeWestFan]

The editor of this video should really be fired

[JayFortran]

So automatically a point to the returner?

[LiLaZnSsJkIdD]

Obviously there was going to be a ton of backspin. She also had half a day to return it before it bounced...

[dingding]

So ironic that the spin of the ball when it bounce in the servers court it went on the receivers side...

[JustaKarenDiscoveredTheIntrnet]

her momentum from her chest being so top heavy caused her lean over the net

[ameriveritasameriveritas]

It wasn’t the back spin, it was Boobmentun

[nelson]

Receiver got the point cause the server touched the net during the play even if she touched the ball.

[finaoo]

I don’t know the rules of tennis very well, so these are serious questions:
Is she allowed to touch the net with her foot?
If she hadn’t touched the net with her foot, since she touched the ball with the end of her racket as it was falling, does that count as a clean hit/return?

[melissageno]

Her foot was in the net. Hopefully the Referee saw that.