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Casper Ruud v Jakub Mensik Extended Highlights | Australian Open 2025 Second Round



Watch the extended highlights of Casper Ruud v Jakub Mensik in the second round of the Australian Open 2025.

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36 Comments

  1. @Mntguy-nr9vl

    No disrespect to Casper but he's made a career out of being mediocre.
    I can't believe he's been to as many grand slam finals as he has.
    He does everything good but nothing really exceptional.

  2. @4zafinc

    I'm glad both Ruud and Rublev have been done early on. Not that I dislike them or anything, but I believe they've hit their ceiling. Prefer them to be in the 11-20 rank than top 10. Want to see fresh blood moving up and challenging likes of Alcaraz and Sinner (as well as Djokovic, Zverev and Medvedev)

  5. @MarkSteinlage-r3v

    I sometimes don’t understand why Ruud doesn’t take opportunities to hit a more flat ball, especially on the backhand side. I feel like he could win so many more points, like why does he choose not to?

  9. @seazestyt

    Mensik, Perricard and Joao Fonseca are the next young guys getting better and better. Joao Fonseca beat Mensik at Next GEN atp finals, has beaten Arthur Fils twice and send Rublev back home in straight sets.

  10. @xZOOMARx

    Bad match up for Ruud. He never does well against tall players as his topspin plays right into their strike zone. His other mistake here is he played this like a clay court match. Yes the AO court plays very slow but anyone healthy and reasonably fast will get to the ball with enough time to line up a commanding shot. He’s gotta learn how to flatten the ball and make it awkward for his opponents

  11. @thejaymartino

    I like Casper but hes taking away his opportunities to hit winners with his style. Topspin is important for sure but he kills all the speed on the ball, wish he would learn to hit a bit flatter

  13. @paulogusmao9461

    Cara, vendo o Mensik jogar (avança para o próximo jogo) explica muito do porque o João Fonseca bateu o Rublev, afinal o Fonseca conseguiu derrotar esse mesmo "monstrinho" no Next Gen. Fonseca, Fils, Mensik e outros que participaram do evento estão vindo forte para ameaçar o soberania do Sinner e do Alcaraz.

  14. @Renavatio2586

    Stop with the winner in the thumbnail for freak’s sake… like why is this so hard to understand … 😓😐😐

  16. @calgary_kai

    Of course, this is not an upset. Ruud is a poor man's version of Nadal, excelling on clay only through moon balling.

  18. @vanessacort2370

    Mensik just overpowered Ruud…n this is another upset after Fonseca knocked out Rublev. N I feel Mensik,,like Fonseca, hasnt even tapped into all his potential. I exoect tobsee great things from these players n Mpetshi-Pericard❤❤❤

  23. @RamZar50

    Crucial year for top seed losers who may not make it to the ATP
    Finals and even finish the year in the Top 10 (current ranking):
    — Ruud (5)
    — Rublev (10)
    — Tsitsipas (12)

  25. @jwizdum2103

    Weird that people like Norrie, Ruud, Stefanos are already playing as if they're like 36 on the tail end of career, they really gotta figure it out tbh, too young to be consistently outplayed by these up and coming guys.

  28. @Kishorefoodenmee

    I think in the 2056 AO, someone in video editing will finally read the viewers comments and not post the winner in the thumbnail and spoil the suspense. Until then these morons will continue not to read comments

  32. @BlizzyFoxTF

    Reminds me of prime Berdych the way he hits. A known Djokovic fan, he's defo capable of a deep run this year. A future slam winner.

  35. @YoutubeWithoutLube

    Ruud is one of the most humble and charismatic players on the tour, but his backhand is too pushy for him to make another deep run at the Majors. More and more players are figuring out to attack that side to open up the court on the forehand side. It hangs up, like my ex’s phone when I call her, and gives the opponent an opportunity to step into their next groundstroke and put him in the defensive. I hope he gets it together because I love his game and love seeing that infectious smile when he’s enjoying himself on the court.

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