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Tyson McGuffin and Ben Johns face off for a spot on Championship Sunday



Watch the Semifinal Men’s Singles match of (1) Ben Johns facing off against (4) Tyson McGuffin at the Selkirk Texas Open presented by CIBC.

Watch the Championship Sunday for the Texas Open on Sunday, June 4 beginning at 10am CT!

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42 Comments

  1. Garrett Hack

    I love watching it but hearing the two sports casters drool over Ben Johns ruins it. I understand he is number one but try to keep it a little less bias.

  6. TJ

    Who says that, can Pickleball not find any other commentators?

  7. Kitty Ha

    It appears that McGuffin footfaults on his serve almost every time from the even court. Just before contact, he moves his left toe towards the center line and crosses it. I guess it could be the camera angle

  15. Dave Johnson

    I can't believe I'm watching McGuffin do an illegal serve every single time and get away with it.

  16. James Nguyen

    After seeing how much Tyson was celebrating his points and how his emotions affected his mentality… I knew from the first 15 min that he was going to lose.

    He started playing sloppier towards the middle and end. Lacks focus.

    Ben is mentally stronger and more focused

  21. Pk

    I’m not a pickle baller…but I think it’s hilarious how these announcers are talking about how hard these guys are working, how their legs are so fatigued, etc. I’m sorry but I can’t take that serious at all. Djokovic, federer, nadal 5 set nearly 5 hour bloodbaths at majors is hard on the body. Let me see either of these two pickle ball guys put their bodies through what those others have and maybe I’ll take em somewhat serious

  24. FillFlash Detailer

    Is there any real money in "professional" pickleball? I chuckle just typing that. This is supposed to be a fun, recreational, accessible alternative to tennis and people have created a monster out of it.

  26. R Kirsch

    CHANGE THE RULES……… ALLOW THE FOREHAND SERVE…. THEY DON'T CALL IT ANYWAY.

  28. Aah Yes

    All these ppl confidently declaring serves illegal — please don't become refs. If not 100% certain, no call is the best call.

  29. David Cheresh

    I grew up on the tennis circuit, and I also played a lot of racquetball and paddle tennis; I've never played pickle ball. But, what I noticed immediately — both with McGuffin and Johns (and all others that I've watched) — is the fact that there's much too much back-and-forth "finesse" shots at the net, and too little "banging away" (read: hit the ball directly at your opponent, and hit it hard, before the finesse shots even begin!). I believe that the odds for scoring would favor the banger rather than the finesse player, and, at least, it would make the game a lot more interesting to watch.

    Just as importantly, the players MUST develop their backhands, whereby they can make their passing shots (low and hard ala Federer) from the backcourt, and not just use the stroke for a punch ball at the net. HIT AWAY NOW, BECAUSE THAT'S WHERE THE GAME WILL BE IN A YEAR OR TWO!

  30. Michael Robbins

    Wow another video of the dude who always serves illegally. If the rules arent even going to be enforced why even have the rules then.

  32. Alex Ringe

    I swear Tyson is overheating. He keeps drying off his sweat every couple rounds. Look how red he is in the end of the 2nd game.

  33. Smoochy Reign

    Guff is a small guy. He could damn near overhead it and be serving around the same height as johnny boy.

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