@TheSuperstick55 A "crap player"? The French Open champ, who eventually reached #2 in the world. Never won any other majors but got to the finals of a couple more. Hardly a bad player.
Their 1992 US Open Semifinal was one of the tightest matches I ever saw. Every set was decided by a point or two. Edberg won that and the title over Sampras
Why aren't they screaming stuff like "Pint-sized genius!!" and "Boy Wonder floors the tennis world!!" and "Changaldinho!!" and "Our Oriental Marvel strikes down the Nord!!" and "Yellow Mozart!!" and "Under-age but drunk with success" and "Junior Beast Boy!!!"??
Respect and support to the commentators Dick Enberg and Bud Collins, but they didn't sound too happy that Michael Chang won. I wish they'd have shown a little more excitement on the winning point.
@JimAsian1 I have a message for the old white man commentator Bud Collins : A capitalist Taiwanese guy Michael Chang kicked white asses in the 1989 French Open. In the 2011 French Open, his communist Chinese counterpart Li Na kicked white asses again and made history. BTW, the Chinese have kicked white asses routinely in any table tennis Grand Slam for 4 decades. Haha!
@JimAsian1 I think it was just Bud Collin's style, sort of against social norms and a bit impolite. He spent half the match obsessing about Edberg's foot faults. I think people really liked Edberg as a person. The ATP sportsmanship award is named after him. In the end though, I agree with you that they should have recognized the historic moment much more. First Asian American winner during the week of Tianemen. I was 14 and it was electric.
chang can thank becker for this win.edberg had to go 5 sets to beat becker and edberg just looks so tired here in the 5th set.
jayfey77 2 weeks ago
What a crap player Chang was. And a fucking pussy as well.
TheSuperstick55 1 month ago
@TheSuperstick55 A "crap player"? The French Open champ, who eventually reached #2 in the world. Never won any other majors but got to the finals of a couple more. Hardly a bad player.
weedermann 1 month ago
@weedermann Sorry, I think it was my mood of the day. Of course he wasn't crap, he even won a major. I just don't like the tiny sob. ;-)
TheSuperstick55 1 month ago
我希望50年后，中国人种将给世界网坛一个惊奇!!!
TheLuckytennis 2 months ago 3
Their 1992 US Open Semifinal was one of the tightest matches I ever saw. Every set was decided by a point or two. Edberg won that and the title over Sampras
badgernation74 2 months ago 3
This has been flagged as spam show
Why did Tod Martin beat Michael Chang with a wooden racquet?
TheLuckytennis 3 months ago
volley players always loose on clay
it's boring
remember mc enroe, sampras, henman, edberg, becker, .....
it's boring to see bruguera, nadal, costa, ferrero .....
no creativity, no talent, nothing but chimicals and anormal physical
jembozzo 3 months ago 4
Quite a dramatic upload, thanks for putting it up.
krosero 6 months ago 2
This has been flagged as spam show
Why aren't they screaming stuff like "Pint-sized genius!!" and "Boy Wonder floors the tennis world!!" and "Changaldinho!!" and "Our Oriental Marvel strikes down the Nord!!" and "Yellow Mozart!!" and "Under-age but drunk with success" and "Junior Beast Boy!!!"??
...dim commentary
heistsy 9 months ago
Respect and support to the commentators Dick Enberg and Bud Collins, but they didn't sound too happy that Michael Chang won. I wish they'd have shown a little more excitement on the winning point.
JimAsian1 11 months ago 13
RF Michael Chang played so good
JimAsian1 11 months ago
Stefan Edberg played good too
JimAsian1 11 months ago
@JimAsian1 I have a message for the old white man commentator Bud Collins : A capitalist Taiwanese guy Michael Chang kicked white asses in the 1989 French Open. In the 2011 French Open, his communist Chinese counterpart Li Na kicked white asses again and made history. BTW, the Chinese have kicked white asses routinely in any table tennis Grand Slam for 4 decades. Haha!
tyoungos 4 months ago 17
@tyoungos chang is american though...
dannylko 2 months ago
@JimAsian1 I think it was just Bud Collin's style, sort of against social norms and a bit impolite. He spent half the match obsessing about Edberg's foot faults. I think people really liked Edberg as a person. The ATP sportsmanship award is named after him. In the end though, I agree with you that they should have recognized the historic moment much more. First Asian American winner during the week of Tianemen. I was 14 and it was electric.
badgernation74 2 months ago 3
Thanks for uploading!!!!!! and it's good quality!!!!! Do you have the Lendl match too!? =)
Frozenhen 1 year ago