All 6 of Roger Federer's Championship-Winning Points | Australian Open

[@EvanNagao]

2017 was by far the most iconic victory here. People had written him off as too old. He wasn't showing great results at other tournaments, then suddenly... The man is back! You can just see on his face how much that win meant to him.

[@AkiroHazegawa]

Fr

[@jujumusique1305]

Definitely. It also marked a decisive turn in his rivalry with Rafa as Federer beat him in a slam final outside of Wimbledon and ended up beating him in 6 of their last 7 matches.

[@TTGamingTrinh]

The draw to the final was insane too.

[@thomasvis]

True. 2007 was the highest level though. Especially the semis against Roddick...

[@humphreymadlala4462]

​@@jujumusique1305That's certainly true.

[@Kishnabe]

2017 is the sweetest one of them.

[@barniem3148]

Against his all time greatest opponent, in 5 sets... and after such a long tough period without a grand slam win. 2017 was a great year for Federer fans.

[@foxpandaman5854]

@@barniem3148yeah it was. i love Rafa for sure but boy did Federer own him that year and I enjoyed every second of it😂

[@slavko798]

10 time champion, goat Novak was injured at that time. Thats only time since 2010. that Federer was able to win AO. That is clear from looking at past and future years. But never mind. Win is win.

[@danisaveryniceguy6437]

@@slavko798you must’ve stopped watching after his 2017 victory then? 😂

[@slavko798]

@@danisaveryniceguy6437 Nope. Novak was injured in 2017. and his comeback full form was in wimbledon 2018. Thats why Federer won AO 2017, wimb 2017. and AO 2018. Little weird no slams for 5 years and then suddenly while Djokovic was injured? Novak eventualy finished 2018. as no1, and won AO in all upcoming years. No trace of Federer anymore since Djokovic came back, as before.

[@aroraakshaj70]

Part of me felt that the match today was just a dream, but it's very real He's retired, and from what he says, he's not unretiring It's unbelievable

[@15Stratos]

he can't unretire,his knee isn't letting him or else he wouldn't have retired in the first place

[@jcjohnson0]

Men don't unretire. that's a wta thing to do.

[@15Stratos]

@ONKL yeah and even if he goes for singles which I highly doubt he'll only be a shadow of his even 38 year old self,which I guess is better than nothing at all

[@tikkas1203]

The final two were epic! Both been challenged, and both in. Especially the 5th AO title, he was off the court for 6 months, then played three 5 sets matches, and then Nadal. As a fan, it was the best Roger's match!

[@JohnCena963852]

Back to back AO champianship after struggling years was the best.

[@cameo2277]

the best of all time, today has just felt unreal ..

[@stevennorris7181]

rafa is better

[@cameo2277]

@@stevennorris7181 on clay yeah, but i do love rafa too

[@stevennorris7181]

@@cameo2277roger 2 wins against rafa on clay, rafa hurt roger so much on hard

[@dnajournal4321]

3rd best of all time.

[@cameo2277]

@@stevennorris7181 federer has more wins on hard… , and if nadal got to higher rounds at grass events, their h2h would be much closer since they’ve only played 4 times on grass. Nadal is winning their h2h mainly because of clay (14-2) because of course he is the King of clay.

[@SorcerorStrange]

A glorious career comes to an end. Thank you Federer for all the sweet memories. You will be missed a lot 😢

[@Jiyongdon]

It hurts so much to see him retire. I know it's inevitable but he is tennis to me since I was a kid

[@lauranm2k939]

This video has made me realize just how special that 2017 + the start of 2018 run was. Seeing a matured Federer stand at the top of the world of tennis once again after so many years after many believed we'd never see that sight again, judging from his facial expressions including the man himself... what a fantastic time that was. It feels so bittersweet now that he's retired.

[@afghanrocky]

Longest streak at number 1 with best performances statistically in a packed division of his career, just shows you his potential.

[@afghanrocky]

Sure one could say he only went up against Samprass once, but that once makes the difference in slams.they had 3 years together. Had 14 slam winner Samprass and 8 slam winner Agassi been in this generation he would be a huge problem for there slam count. While Roger was just climbing up the ranks he was up against killers like Safin Leyton rafter phillupouses Moya Rio's Gonzalez, Grojon Nalbandian Roddick and more. The combined record of the people in his early career surpasses the guys of that the people in his later career, if you take out the big 3 names. Nadal Djoker fed. We had people like Leyton who was going in 5 sets to tie breaker almost every single time with Samprass. Quite frankly the people who say that the players in this generation are better are the same people who think the songs of 2010s are better than the songs of the 90's because they currently have more views on KZbin.

[@carlosalcaraz3667]

Roger Federer and Nadal are the only reason I started watching tennis right since French open 2005 semi finals believe me.

[@nicolaterzaghi3542]

Me too! It's my first tennis memory!

[@roger22fed]

I believe you

[@corey7219]

2008 wimbeldon final between Nadal and Federer. Was the first match I watched on the TV live. The rain delays were so interesting at the time. I was a Federer fan before this, to my knowledge, but I don't remember any of the other matches that predate this one.

[@_Some_Guy_]

That was a special final vs Nadal in 2017. He came back from a break down in the 5th set

[@SM-ys9ci]

He always followed the opponent to have an handshake with umpire, regardless of whether he won the game or lost... Such a humble and respectful person

[@dr-mustafaalrawi8262]

Best tennis player ever no one like roger ❤️ sad to see him go and leave all childhood memories 😢😢

[@s.z.x.01]

2017 is definitely my favourite victory of all!

[@redfox14-ffox]

Nothing will ever beat 2017 Aus Open as a Federer fan. Federer was out for 6 months after injury sidelined him in the second half of 2016, most were once again expecting a Djokovic vs Murray final for the umpteenth time, then Federer defeats his arch rival Nadal in a major for the first time since 2007 Wimbledon, sweetest thing is that it was in a major final too and ironically it was his NEO backhand that beat Nadal 😃

[@motivationtube5399]

I cried like a baby last night.. farewell Legend❤

[@dnajournal4321]

You haven't known real suffering in this world if a sportsperson retiring made you cry.

[@jjrc7424]

@@dnajournal4321 ikr

[@motivationtube5399]

@@dnajournal4321 you don’t know anything about my life to judge me so..

[@dnajournal4321]

@@motivationtube5399 I know you cried like a baby for a sports star that doesn't know you exist. It's pathetic.

[@SHVideografie]

@@dnajournal4321 There are different type of emotions and they are not always comparable.

[@Jacques1103]

It feels so unreal that he's gone, I'll miss him so badly 😭❤️🎾

[@dnajournal4321]

He was kind of absent since 2019. You survived just fine.

[@Mike-ts8bw]

Was never into tennis when he was in his prime, no disrespect intended but the era of Fed, Nadal and Novak made me realise that the most satisfied and entertained fans are tennis fans, not only do you have the era of the greatest, you have the era of the 3 greatest.

[@danielgoncalves8079]

our GOAT

[@souravagasty1441]

i literally cried after 2009 final. 2017 was a sweet revenge

[@bhisal]

No other GS win will match his 2017 AO win. Coming back from break, defeating Nadal in 5 sets. It was unreal. As a Fed fan you almost couldnt believe it

[@leocioffi7032]

The God of Tennis

[@joaquingalindez355]

What a privilege was to enjoy his game all this years. Centuries comes and goes without this type of remarkable human beings.

[@rifqiah]

My most memorable game of RF in AO was against Safin in SF 2005. RF was on his prime, winning 3 out of 4 slams in 2004 but Safin was unstoppable when he could calm his emotions. I thought the rivalry will be between RF Safin and Roddick in 2000s but then Nadal showed up and the only player who has cheat code to beat RF in regular basis

[@Mubashir_AK]

2006 AO triumph was when I first heard of him. 2017 title was the best birthday I've had, and he was the reason. Unforgettable.

[@SorcerorStrange]

When after 18 yrs you realize, that 2004 was the only leap year when FedEx won at Melbourne. Those years when Federer had the long curly hair, and you could see the Nike swoosh between the curls

[@jlwebster9]

Just shows success at the top level isn't always guaranteed. At conclusion of 2010 final, did anyone think it world take 7 years to win the next one? Each major should be celebrated as if it's the last. Even at 2018 Australia I wasn't confident he'd win another

[@Ben6164]

Yeah, but I think he lost motivation a bit, because it was always his goal to set the Grand Slam record. That was always what he was striving towards, and then he did it. He didn't need to work as hard at the Slams anymore.

[@bukhtiarshah9843]

Sir Roger federer golden legend in universal love you so much miss you so much teniss history best player ❤❤❤

[@nikhilb239]

He will be missed 😢

[@sergiocampos9026]

2017 was MAGIC! Federer GOAT

[@ZATennisFan]

The best there has ever been. Not only for what he achieved but the grace, class and elegance with which he did it. Proof, along with Rafa, that fundamentally decent people can succeed.

[@mamiiicab9184]

Bravo Federer! Toutes nos felicitations! 😊👍👍👍Nr 1!

[@adriandelosangelessanchez266]

3 Australian Open titles on Rebound Ace (2004-2006-2007) and 3 on plexicushion (2010-2017-2018)

[@MarezInfinit]

Te referís al tipo de superficie, creo la primera era más rápida?

[@adriandelosangelessanchez266]

@@MarezInfinit Eso es, Rebound Ace era la que usaba hasta el 2007 y era de color verde y más rápida. Plexicushion la azul y algo más lenta a partir de 2008.

[@MarezInfinit]

@@adriandelosangelessanchez266 si no la huebieran cambiado, probablemente estaríamos contando más GS de Roger., también se que el césped de wimbledon lo cambiaron, el antiguo 2000 mil y algo, era otro y más rápida corría la bola en dicho césped. Se extraña Federer, somos millones que casi no vemos tenis luego de su retiro., al menos en Sur América, Roger muy muy Querido!

[@adriandelosangelessanchez266]

@@MarezInfinit Definitivamente si hubiesen mantenido la velocidad en el césped de Wimbledon a como era en los 90, eso le hubiese favorecido a Federer por su estilo de juego más ofensivo con su gran servicio y habilidad de buscar winners tanto desde el fondo como voleando en la red, y perjudicado a jugadores más defensivos como Djokovic o Nadal. Lo mismo con las pistas duras rápidas, Federer era bastante mejor que sus rivales del Big 3 en pistas duras más rápidas cuando estaba fino, como se ve en sus victorias ante Djokovic en Shanghai 2014 o Cincinnati 2015, o ante Nadal en Indian Wells y Miami 2017, por decir algunas. Algún Australian Open/US Open más hubiese ganado seguro.

[@MarezInfinit]

@@adriandelosangelessanchez266 totalmente de acuerdo!

[@Monteray9]

I still find it so random that I was born the day after he won the Australian Open the first time 😊

[@farisellahibakhsh6345]

I honestly like the old color of the AO court

[@z1az285]

It looks ok at night or when cloudy but horrible during the day

[@georginaflemmings5074]

What a champion👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Shalom✌️and Agape 💕

[@jolimia1182]

My king, I love Federal, Bangladesh.

[@gsav1320]

that 2017 was one of the best matches of all time

[@simranlongiaa]

The elation I felt every time he won.

[@marthaariaspalacio8858]

Sr Federever gran paryido . 2023. .campeón wining Australia,

[@sureshkumar-ec2fe]

GOAT

[@TheGodsMustBeCrazy]

Roger won all of his slams with Nike :)

[@harshitrajsingh6842]

Legend!!!

[@noahcarvalho2105]

Nadal challenging Federer’s point 😂😂😂

[@ashleythomas4112]

Then Cilic did the same thing a year later lol.

[@akshaysundaram1836]

Literally transcended eras

[@flyvonfernandes7762]

2017 is my favourite one

[@gagansingh9622]

he should have won wimbledon 2019 as well ..still hurts like hell

[@jackli7873]

He shouldn't have won Wimbledon 2019 as well ..still exciting like heaven

[@toptenguy1]

2019 was SOOOO close to a 7th :( :(

[@musicismusic756]

2017 final is the last grand slam final match with Rafa

[@kumaravelseenu2910]

Best every

[@ITSME35537]

AO 2017 it's best for me.

[@MarezInfinit]

Llore en 2017!

[@lairjmjcccb]

💔🐐

[@GlenChundemigod]

The Bagdahtis point looked like a prototype S.A.B.R

[@jackli7873]

2019 Wimbledon 40-15

[@MM-hi]

King

[@kevinfed668]

Still better than Djokovic is RF

[@asdasblr]

🧯🚑

[@borisbalta2542]

Baghdatis,Gonzales.😅

[@scozember]

I missed those beautiful forehands already.

[@toptenguy1]

He must hold the all time record for "Challenged championship points in majors". hahaha

[@דוריתקפלן]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@borisbalta2542]

40:15😂

[@Chris_hero]

King Rog!

[@דוריתקפלן]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@NANGSGARAGE]

Roger is Fed up with tennis 💔😭

[@kyleklontz3214]

Why the Hell was Roger a #17 seed??

[@ataxtreck9654]

Who was the Commentator in the first clip? Can't place a name

[@thomaskiely6471]

Jim Wilson. Worked for channel 7 here in Australia.

[@Alberto-ng2gs]

Not to take anything awzay from Roger, but that return from Cilic was kinda appauling lmao

[@Ben6164]

They played three hours to get there; a five-set epic. How the championship point was won is of no relevance.

[@rjamesyork]

Were all of his opponents gallant?

[@DanieleSironi]

missing Rog

[@דוריתקפלן]

😊✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️

[@molybdaenmornell123hopp5]

Gallantry died between 2007 and 2010 :-/

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[@a66789]

。

[@dailyoptions7832]

Hope djoker surpass federer on grass

[@abeguy7981]

Safin, baghdatis, gonzales, Murray, nadal, cilic... Five out of these six have won a combined 6 slams.. Weak era champ... Started winning oz in 2004 , ended with 6. Joker won first in 08 and now has 9 ozs. Fed won 1st wimbledon in 03 and endedwith 8 wimbledons. Jojer won 1st wimbledon in 2011 and has 7 and is still favorite there... Rg fed won in 2010 and ended with one.. Joker won rg in 2015 and has 2 and still has an outside chance.. Uso fed won in 04 and ended with five.. Jojer won uso in 2012 and has 3 and still playing.. So at rg, wim and oz Joker has a better record than fed ,won more or almost same but played less than fed.. Uso has been a better territory for fed... Betterh2h for jojer and more slams than fed and has played less tennis than fed... So who's better ??? Easy pickings

[@SHVideografie]

Tsonga, Medvedev, Murray, Nadal, Thiem. 4 of the 5 players here have a combined 5 slams. Your comment doesn't make any sense mate🤣

[@abeguy7981]

@@SHVideografie I wrote safin baghdatis Murray Nadal cilic.. And then I said 5 out of these have combined have 6 slams.. Now if you had a tennis sense, you would've known these are players who lost oz final to fed... Ok nevermind... Now don't add nadals tally and say its 27 ish... I said 5 out of these 6.. Hehe.. Read carefully and then cumment

[@prempititantipool3075]

@@SHVideografieMurray,Delpo,Cilic,Medvedev,Alcaraz,Nadal so much stronger lol

[@dewman7477]

@@prempititantipool3075Safin and Murray and Cilic are strong enough lol 😂 compared to medvedev

[@prempititantipool3075]

@@dewman7477 Murray and Cilic peaked in 2011-2016 no? you just prove the Djokovic strong era😂

[@mr.40-15]

Nadal and Djokovic are better than this weak era champ. Don't @ me you n words

[@dravink]

is trolling your profession?

[@Max-yp1iw]

?

[@iceoj4980]

yuki is a shit mc tho

[@mr.40-15]

@@dravink is being a n word your profession?

[@dravink]

@@mr.40-15 no i dont have enough melanin in my body to make that my profession

[@richardlaurente1078]

GOAT