Tennis Ball Hits Court But Doesn't Move

[raptormaster666]

Who snuck a hacky sack out onto the court?

[AtobeTanhausser01]

Dang, the chance for a Zeroshiki to work LOL

[badoorcena]

Chuck norris ball

[MCAMVP]

Someone just accidentally the whole game

[jackoh695]

hahah i was there...it was fkin funny...every1 was raging at the umpire

[Unleasher619]

"Sorry but we don't have enough money to replace this ball. You're gonna' have to live with it."

[GuillaumeRousselable]

it was an apple -_- " lol

[sukarestu]

@GuillaumeRousselable

Even apples roll man

[ramdomguy321]

That's a dead spot. Air couldn't escape so the ground completely sealed.

[bamibalboy]

there was a small amount of air underneath the court ;)

[retardoaf69]

Can happily say I was there :)

[Amphion0]

Newton's Third Law: You'll bounce when I fucking tell you to bounce, bitch.

[aditya94pareek]

Thumbs Up if u thought that youtube player has changed AGAIN

[coltact]

there's a soft spot on the court-- they even said it. There was one at this school I played at, it sucks.

[Mark070892]

Okay.... Who divided by zero?

[Wierdmonkeyattack27]

O plez

[LemurHotel]

0:26

The ball looks weird when its thrown then too.

[tthanh92]

Newton's third law

[heattop1]

The court heated up due to the heat and it created air bubbles in the court so when the ball hit it didn't bounce off the air pocket. Happens pretty frequently actually

[lukeshuey123]

the girls were ball tampering, they can tamper with my balls if they want

[alloutsickness]

they divided by 0

[SuperINmyPANTS]

shes cheating.

[spacecowboy95]

fake

[weaponman200]

@spacecowboy95 the only thing that's fake here is your dick.

[JackRabbitSlim]

hax!

[iamshalomguy]

Lets see Einstein figure this shit out

[colerules25]

who divided by 0?

[ImEthanJack]

Okay Who's the wise guy who divided by zero?, or ripped the tag off a mattress?? which ever one you gotta fix it right now

[Teufelsnachbar667]

There was air under the field, wich absorbed the whole energy of the ball and made it stop instant. They just drilled thru and released the air and filled the hole.

[anthonybanovac]

air pocket, isn't it?

[Mapxcreator]

concrete ball simple its an old prank !! :)

[DougieBarclay]

that tennis player is SMOKIN', who is it?

[Pundit2k]

How does a ball not bounce at all, even if it's a soft spot?

[mrgrant888]

@Pundit2k I'm not quite sure, but I think an air pocket gets trapped under the surface causing the dead spot. I've seen these before where officials literally drill holes into the court to fix the problem.

[Pundit2k]

@mrgrant888 But can an air pocket under the surface stop the ball dead like that? I mean, the ball is made of rubber, so shouldn't it bounce off anything solid.

[mrgrant888]

@Pundit2k I've done some reading. Apparently, the foundation of the court is usually an asphalt or concrete, then a layer of cushioned material is placed over it, and finally coated with the gritty paint for traction. When excessive heat builds up on the court from the beaming sun, like during the Australian Open, it causes bubbles to form beneath the cushion surface (called "plexicushion") and separates it from the hard undersurface. No hard surface means no bounce.

[Pundit2k]

@mrgrant888 Interesting. Thanks for the info.

[lotsavodka]

but at 0:15 lebron traveled.

[ForceOfScary3g]

dammit, who divided by 0?

[666blaziken]

reminds me of prince of tennis.

[o0EliteRealm0o]

AH, i have solved the great mystery.. she need to turn the ball on its side

[Rock3h900]

her legs are so dam good. the tennis players i mean :P

[StolenFlamez]

It is a lemon

[fuzzydoggy]

the balls not broken. the courts broken.

[ervan141]

It's called a dead spot .. :D

[XxAndrew9xX]

or that part of the courts dead

[davids11131113]

Make a note- Discard Velcro court surface idea.

[stygianmessiah]

prince of tennis

[CrimsonSlap]

You guys are over thinking this...obviously, the ball's atomic structure and particles during impact to the point where the backspin rotated 728.70986 %, allowing for an instant stop of molecular structure, bonding with the abrasive surface of the court...Some people...

[heidiandfrankfan]

they put the gravity on high

[Attilatennisfan]

looks like a magnet

[yourmumsdreams]

the ball is broken. simple.

[verrrrrsatile]

@yourmumsdreams no, there was a pocket of air under the court caused by the heat preventing any rebound whatsoever that had to be drilled through and popped. sometimes it is not so simple.

[JacobCS2]

@yourmumsdreams stfu you ruined it

[troypalone]

@yourmumsdreams even if the ball was broken it still would of moved a bit

[oRECKYo]

@yourmumsdreams the ball wasnt broken



[mr9tigger]

@yourmumsdreams umm no it was the court, don't u think the ref would be smart enough to know if the ball was broken....

[LeaderLiquid]

Maybe the ball is full of something (like flour)... naaaah, it's just magic! :D

[Sonicisunleashed2008]

Pics or didn't happen

[jurriemaster08]

@Sonicisunleashed2008 They said the court was to hot and melted a bit or someting..

[Dargonhuman]

Okay, who broke physics? Or did someone line the court with velcro as a prank?

...

Actually, that'd be a damn funny prank if you ask me!

[matthedude227]

@Dargonhuman i would die of laughter

[raza3125]

magnet or magic ; )