Sampras vs Krajicek in Us Open 2000: "serve and volley" battle!!!!!

...not even one rally from the baseline in this epic match...Sampras beated Krajicek 46 76(6) 64 62, QF in Us Open 2000

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[littletennisking]

dude, if you are going to make a video, please make the sound right, the fact that the video has such a great quality and the sound is off pissed the shit outta me

[maximilian533]

@littletennisking

i know it and i'm sorry for that, but the program i used (virtual dub mode)...i'm using format factory now and it seems it works better...

[maximilian533]

@littletennisking

ah, it could be a really long work, i should selct again all these points...if i will find the time i'll do it, but i'm not so confident, sorry!

[picus11]

These announcers just never shut the fuck up.

[AlexIverson333]

they make it look so easy. wait till u get a bomb shot at you when ur at net, they put it away like nothin but its defintly much harder than they meke it look

[MrHadluve]

Klassic serve and volley era never to be repeated..................

[ctaborda]

@maximilian533 You dont need t o apologize. Its not like you're getting paid. 

[littletennisking]

@konkoba98 I will, but only after you go and suck you daddy's penis first

[konkoba98]

@littletennisking go suck your moms dick

[ilanini]

pete sampras is the best player ever so what if he lost this 1 match he wasent as hungry the man at this point has won everything if sampras wants really hard no man can stop the best ever attacking and beutifull mover tennis player of all time pete sampras!!!!!!

[hattrickster33]

@MultiStar83 More of a world sport than before. People like the longer baseline rallies in the game now more too.

[MultiStar83]

@davd1986 But John McEnroe has a point. Especially during the first years of the new Arthur Ashe stadium (established in 1997), it nearly never seemed to be sold-out. Even at finals you could find empty seats there! This has changed in recent years. It seems that tennis is more popular today than it was during the late 1990s.

[davd1986]

@splendid1000 Every surface except Roland Garros has been slowed down. I know Safin 'thanked' Wimbledon for slowing the grass down because it gave him and his game more time to adjust to the bounces and it helped him with his movement, because after his knee injury, he couldn't move half as fast as he used to when he was 100% healthy. I know pretty much all the commentators say this as well. The Australian Open is like a faster clay court now, and the USO is not fast anymore, it's medium fast

[davd1986]

Biggest crowd Mac has ever seen at Arthur Ashe!?! There were quite a bit of open seats, as far as I can tell!

[ulizinho]

@splendid1000

Yes.

The funny thing is, that by trying to find a surface that fits for all and thus allows a variety of tactics and styles, the change of surfaces in fact forces all players to use more or less the same style and suites best for players like Nadal and Djokovic. So, there is a strong tendency of uniforming the players.

It was different before.