Tennis Player Impressions The Players Themselves Watch and React Part 2

The forehand, like this. I know that guy, he's from Greece. It's Yannick? Yeah, he always had trouble walking normally. He's really good, the guy. I actually invited him once to come to the players' party here in Monte Carlo and he did an incredible impersonation. Okay. I'm assuming we got Rog to start off. So, okay, with the headband. Yeah, there is loads. You can see straight away the light movement. I think he wants to be like Roger. It was more the forehand when he stayed with the eyes on the ball before finishing. Yeah, Roger is playing. If it wasn't for the oney and the headband, it probably would have been harder to pick. Actually, really good. No, it's not bad. Yeah, I love the forehand, like this. Oh my God. This is already Gaël. Maybe he wants to be me, in a way. But no, he's really good, the guy. I'm going to go with Gaël Monfils. It's Gaël, no? He's probably the only player who kind of bends down on his legs before he's about to return. So that's for me what gave it away. The jump in this match. It's fun, you know? It's fun. Del Potro. Because of the serve, the forehand. That's great. No, this is Del Potro. The forehand, especially. Nice, nice impression. His racket goes very high up and goes very straight forward through the ball. That's Del Potro. Okay, Del Potro, he did super good. The way he places his racket before and the forehand, of course. Yeah, he always had trouble walking normally. Before even seeing his serve, I guess the hips were tight. Oh yes, wait, wait. Yeah, it's in him already. I'm going to go with Andy. Just from the facial expressions. Andy, I think. Andy Murray. Andy's playing, he's back on tour. It's that exhausted look that he has and that gives it away, it's Andy Murray. I think this is the best one. He's not bad with Andy. He's not bad, that guy. It's amazing. I got it from the first two seconds. Even before he starts, I'm just by the costume, I'm assuming it's Musetti. I thought it was Musetti because the way he walks. That's easy, Musetti. Because of the walk. That's Lorenzo Musetti. I don't even have to watch the impersonation. I already know by the body. He starts his serve routine, he goes like this. Ah, Musetti, okay. Yeah, that's Musetti. Now from the racket, you know it's Lorenzo. Yeah, it's Musetti. I got 100 out of 100 so far. I'm really liking this game. Very good job from this guy. I feel like I know it. Guys, come on. Dominic. Good technique. Team? Dominic team? Ah, okay, Dominic team. Dominic team. Dominic team, no? Yeah, not bad. It's a really lovely video, actually. No, no, it's Novak, no? Ah, Novak? Ah, yeah, that's Novak, okay. It's Yannick? That's Yannick, but it's not even close. Imitation, 6 out of 10 again. There's room for improvement, I would say, personally. I think it was a mix between Novak and Sine. It's very good. It's spot on. This is Stan. Ah, Stan the man. Wawrinka? It's Stan Wawrinka. I think we got me. The attitude. The swag. And the backhand, too, actually. Come on. The backhand and the watch here. You know, the way he walks and this little French touch. He did a great serve I never watch myself. It's not bad. Try me next time. I'm very curious. I want to see that. I'm assuming he wants to get better, right? That's what it's all about. Just getting better.