Wimbledon 2015 QF Richie vs. C4iLL 7-6 6-2 7-6

[Elias]

Richie (Nadal) vs. C4iLL (Tsonga) 7-6 6-2 7-6

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0-pjdhR48U


I wanted to have a shot at 1080p@60fps but doesn't seem to be a success, as it seems Youtube unfortunately enforced it to 30fps (maybe 60fps option will show later on, or the vid didn't qualified cause of some non-standard encoding setup, no idea). So it's not worse than my previous recordings, but simply higher res. not smoother. Anyway watching my capture i didn't get the smoothness i expected from a 60fps recording (wich should look like ingame ideally), so anyway i guess i need to dig this aspect and tweak the setup more to understand why.
Some encoding glitches here and there during the vid as well, probably because i used another encoder or troublesome settings (AMD GVR aka. Shadowplay counterpart).


About the match itself i guess C4 will comment

[djarvik]

I see pooshing!

[R0CK GAMER]

C4ill you forgot the white clothes!

[djarvik]

That is why he lost.....

[C4iLL]

I think it's one of the most entertaining match to watch due to a rare intensity : the rallies are extremely dynamic, there is a real opposition of style and there are plenty of awesome/beautiful actions from both side, lines painted very often, crazy short accels.

For the beginners, intermediate level, it will show you how to attack in this game :
a) remain inside the court / getting inside the court as early as possible
b) take the ball very early (so charge early)
c) target the lines.

It shows concretely that one can definitely destroy any defender on this grass, even the n°1, with the right patterns, and the right behavior in game. You will hit UE, but you will get your winners with such a style.

At the end, I didn't win of course, and the ratio UE/winners is one of the worst I ever had, but it's mainly due to a weak execution sometimes (many UE I did, would have been avoided by some intermediate guys or even beginners) and a lack of conversion of my dominating phases (he's not n°1 for nothing : even when he's dominated, he doesn't give up, the two set points at 5-4 in the third set are the best example).

So I really suggest you to watch the full match : this 1h30 is a great investment if you want to progress, it will inspire you, and give you more ideas than playing 1h30 against 1K opponents