Andrey Rublev v Novak Djokovic Extended Highlights | Australian Open 2023 Quarterfinal

Watch the extended highlights of Andrey Rublev v Novak Djokovic in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open 2023.
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[@jeaneunia1178]

Highlight shown Rublev as dominant ! But he was cleaned so fast

[@jonathanrandall4140]

AO did the same with the Dimitrov highlights.

[@kaza2845]

Haha, yea, it would show some great Rublev shot with the games even, then the next highlight would be him down a break or more. Djokovic's highlights are with his consistency. Very low key compared to other players like Rublev hitting 2,083 mph FHs or a serve & volleyer.

[@eyesonuall]

RUBLEV LOST 18X7 , 3 X 0 , 2H03M MATCH, BUT MOST OF THESE HIGHLIGHTS ARE ABOUT THE RUSSIAN WINNERS. PATHETIC.

[@LorisSolic]

I thought I was the only one who noticed this. That's insane

[@lumi5164]

@@eyesonuall Rublev hits more exciting, highlight worthy shots (from the eye of the layman), but Djokovic is consitantly the better player.

[@Tennis-3582]

Rublev did everything in his power to stay in the game but man Djokovic performance was otherworldly 😮

[@vitaliyburlaka691]

I enjoy watching Rublev. Even though I know he’s not gonna win, it’s cool to see someone hitting hard with both FH and BH

[@Luchon20082010]

Rublevs performance was quite dissapoting, the match had nothing to do with this “highlights”. Djokovic absolutely destroyed him so embarrasing I just felt really sad for Rublev

[@vitaliyburlaka691]

@@Luchon20082010 don’t know if you’ve been paying attention. Djokovic has been doing to that everyone.

[@alvarofeuerman3333]

@@Luchon20082010 This highlights are a blatant fraud. They selected mainly Rublev winner points... They did the same with the previous highlights. They just hate Nole.

[@LS__14]

@@vitaliyburlaka691well, they don’t call djoker “King of Hard Court” for nothing. and also just the fact it’s djokovic. 😂

[@TheFever77]

From one flawless match to another. Novak is an unstoppable force right now.

[@emin7540]

Unstoppable because there are no good tennis players! Rublev stinks!

[@rileyreese3991]

He has easy opponents. Got lucky this year.

[@andrejandjelkovic0592]

@@rileyreese3991 Yeah you’re right it’s super easy to absolutely obliterate the No. 6 in the world in straight sets and only lose 7 games and no breaks. Don’t honestly understand why people think he’s good at tennis when it’s so easy

[@leyendax10]

@@rileyreese3991 Lucky would be a run like alcaraz in the us open, he got only 1 top 10 player 💀

[@rileyreese3991]

@@andrejandjelkovic0592 Well Meddy and Nadal are out, Kyrgios is out, Zverev too, the guys who would challenge him the most.

I am a Rafa's fan, although above all I am tennis fan, and I can not deny the fact that Nole is and will always be the most dominant player in tennis history.

[@adityaakaul]

How would you define dominant though? If it's simply about who has won more then it's still Nadal, and if it's about looking invincible against opponents, then it's still prime Federer. Id say Novak is a unique combination of many factors that just makes him very very consistent.

[@mstefa007]

@@adityaakaul saying that Nadal won more is a stretch. He’s got one more slam but fewer masters, fewer weeks at number one, losing record against Djoković, and worse in pretty much every category other than Slams and that is 80% one tournament. French. So now your claim is - This guy absolutely dominated 1 single tournament and that’s why he’s the best of all times.

[@jeaneunia1178]

War machine

[@adityaakaul]

@@mstefa007 Just stated that he's won more. And yeah the slam count is a heavy parameter of judging that since that was the criteria players were being judged by till Federer got surpassed and all of a sudden the goalposts were changed. I personally think Novak has been a more consistent player overall but the criteria for judging dominance seems to depend on whose fan you are and nothing really objective. And fyi Nadal has won every slam atleast twice so he's not been a slouch on other surfaces.

[@djordjelezajic8435]

@adityaakaul Nadal fans these days mention 14 RG titles in their argument that Nadal is the greatest, and stop at that.Rata won less than 60 matches at Wimbledon, less than 70 matches at USO and less than 80 matches at AO, Djokovic won more than 80 matches at every GS tournament. Djokovic is the only man in history who held all 4 GS titles at the same time on 3 ( THREE) different surfaces, Rod Laver won them on grass and clay, never on hard coiurts, since USO and AO in those days were played on grass.

[@LS__14]

What a legend. You don’t even need to expect it anymore… you just KNOW Novak’s gonna bring a whole new level of tennis every match. Go Djoker!

[@raymondaronoff6889]

Why are most of the highlights, I would say about 70%, of Rublev hitting winners after he got destroyed…. Weird..

[@paulmorales1607]

Did you watch the match? Rublev had to get those kind of points to try to put up a fight. Djokovic had so much control over the match that most of his points were (for the lack of a better word) average. If anything it is a testament to his dominance. He didn’t need to do magic

[@forisnakiu]

Yes, its weird

[@naysayer1238]

@@forisnakiu No, it's not. Rublev is desperately hitting the cover off the ball because there is nothing else he can do, and you are seeing the maybe quarter of time that worked.

[@nataliazakula3400]

Weird also how the crowd roared for Rublev since the flock follows in demonizing Novak. Also weird how the Russian/Belorussian flags have been erased and we’re not allowed to utter those words.

[@jonathanrandall4140]

AO wants to downplay Novak's success...seeing how he was treated by the Covidiot Australian regime last year. They want to save face.

[@JD-jc8gp]

Just watched the highlights. Congratulations to Rublev for dominating the match.

[@7colliemac]

Yeah Rublev gave him a right thrashing.. going by the highlights ..🙄

[@danielsahle]

Exactly. They showed 11 points for Djokovic and 18 for Rublev; but in the match, Djokovic hit more winners 32-26, won more points, 105-76, and won each set by one or two breaks without getting broken. I don't know who makes these highlights.

[@mirzetcatovic8634]

😂😂😂😂

[@alohallo2879]

Who puts this together morons😂

[@hectorguzman4588]

Djokovic es un monstruo, hizo ver a Rublev como principiante.

[@Facetiously.Esoteric]

He is a terrorist supporting scumbag.

[@arkine11]

Djokovic, when all is said and done, will go down as the greatest tennis player ever. Overall, the most major tournaments won (Masters, Grand Slams, and ATP Finals), and soon to have the most Grand Slams. The best variety of different surfaces (has 2+ championships at each grand slam, with most on hard and grass courts), and a winning record against all players, including the others from the big 3. Amazing.

[@quentincrisp6933]

WTF are you talking about?? 🤔 He has 2 French Opens and 30-29 against Nadal! Nadal however is 11-7 in Majors against Novak! What is amazing is your lack of knowledge!

[@jodywilliams960]

He is the Goat but has 3 US Opens and 2 RG

[@quentincrisp6933]

@@jodywilliams960 Not yet! To actually put it to bed he first needs to win the Australian and hopefully meet Rafa at the French! If he wins Wimbledon and the US Open it will be basically a done deal. It will happen at some stage!

[@pdoggo64]

Novak is clearly great, didn't realize he's won four times at RG though....

[@arkine11]

@@pdoggo64 You're right, my mistake! Edited for accuracy.

[@cdubichiban]

Djokovic is truly playing on another level right now. He is walking all over everyone, including guys in the top 10. Rublev was giving it everything, but he still got taken out pretty handily. Everyone knows he’s the number one player in the world right now, he’s just ranked number four because he didn’t get points for Wimbledon and wasn’t allowed in the U.S. Open. As good as Federer and Nadal were in their primes, I’d still have to say Djokovic is the best player ever.

[@jessehitchcock9141]

Nadal fan here and admire Djoko massively but Federer had the best prime.. he effortlessly and consistently made everyone look like beginners trying their best. Didn’t even look like he was breaking a sweat or playing the same game as his opponents.

[@rogerfloyd852]

Not allowed because of the criminal president in the usa

[@enterpassword3313]

@joohan recency bias? Federer retired like last year

[@enterpassword3313]

@@jessehitchcock9141 djokovic was beating federer in his prime...

[@jessehitchcock9141]

@@enterpassword3313 erm no he wasn’t. You clearly don’t know when Federer’s prime was. Only one beating him with any convincing nature was when Nadal started to come through. Before that, it was Federer’s sport.

[@lmoralesd1397]

Djokovic: wins first set 6-1 Australian Open: shows Rublev best points 😎

[@alvarofeuerman3333]

Yes, it is shamefull.

[@HipHopSavesLivestv]

Their editing is weird! Super weird

[@enterpassword3313]

@@HipHopSavesLivestv no its not, they showed plenty of points from both players

[@ovandograham7793]

I was literally thinking this. It’s very weird and clear there’s an agenda

[@andjelasubotic7227]

Wow Rublev was dominating the entire match. Oh wait, he lost in straight sets. Most ridiculous highlights of a match ever. No1e will always be #1

[@jfuite]

Oh, come on. It's often the case with Rublev, Shapovolov, FAA, Sinner, Monfils, etc. that these players produce the most highlights but lose the match. You wanna see more Djokovic points: pressure -> pressure -> unforced error? No thanks. I want to see the best points.

[@miriamlinton9528]

He is a master at his craft. I just love this guy immensely I don’t mind losing my sleep to watch go Nowak go Novak 🎉🎉

[@sawyer7191]

The way Novak is playing right now is insane! So accurate!!!

[@cofi997]

I felt something was very off while watching the highlights. It appeared that Rublev was more dominant, yet somehow Nole wiped him. So I wasn't lazy, and decided to count how many points you showed from each player per set. Here we go: 1st set: Rublev 6, Nole 5 2nd set: Rublev 6, Nole 4 3rd set: Rublev 6, Nole 2 (!!!) In total, Rublev 18, Nole 11. I'd suggest you rethink how make these highlights to more accurately depict the match.

[@landrychoupo7742]

Thanks I did the same 🤦🏿

[@snowycotton8889]

Because the points that Djokovic won are mostly straightforward points like failed returns, easy winners or Rublev mistakes

[@draganajevtovic8002]

I agree with you - this is not the only one where they show Djokovic loosing most of the time in the matches that he won. Not a fair representation.

[@Listenthenspk]

I'm a Nadal fan, but this dude is the GOAT .. PERIODDDDDDDDDDDTTTTTTTTT

[@matthewmatt5285]

THANK YOU !!! ,.Had to be SAID

[@luizfelipemedeiros7506]

Why do you show highlights with more points won by Rublev in a match that clearly Novak dominated ? It’s ridiculous, guys show like 5 points in a row of Rublev winning and then all of a sudden the score is like djokovic winning 3 games ahead of every set. Probably a Rafas fan who is so buthurt who chose the highlights 😅

[@Brandespada]

That's the famous "Aussie anti-Djoko" bias.

[@warren53ify]

What a joke these highlights…

[@mysticpond23]

I mean.. just remember the good ol' days back in 2012-2016 where he had to play against the best versions of Rafa, Andy, Stan and sometimes Roger. And he was still able to come on top. He cracked the code (both physically and mentally) to defeat players who would dominate the current tour if they were on prime mode. He's THAT good, yeah an inspired new gen can take one or two matches a year from him, but he's human after all. On the long run, you cannot surpass him, and just when you thought he might be done and his growing scale would start to go down, he comes back healthier, leaner, and more aggressive than ever. That's why he is the best, he did it not one, not two but at least three times in his career (that I remember). As long as no other player cracks the concept of hard work the way he did, no one will ever come close until his physical condition starts to matter. Goat shit.

[@initialize21]

Peak Fed is still better, and I say this as a Serbian. Better strokes all around except for the backhand (not slice obviously, as Roger's is far superior)

[@mysticpond23]

@@initialize21 Peak Federer was probably the best technical performance this sport has ever seen. But I'm mostly leaning onto Djoko for maintaining such an elite level for so long. At least in my books, consistency and hardwork will always beat peak performance/raw talent (in the long run)

[@josb2574]

@@initialize21 hahah Prime Roger is not even near to this Novak (not Prime Novak)

[@rolanddeschain1901]

@@initialize21 And you're Serbian, huh? I'm with you. I love Roger and think that he is by far the most aesthetically pleasing tennis player ever. I can't stand Novax!!! He literally makes my blood boil and it took me a long time and sincere honesty to figure out why. There are two major reasons. The first is that I'm totally biased for Roger (which you obviously are also but won't admit) so I refuse to acknowledge the clear-cut all around greatness of Djokovic's game. The second is the fact that I'm tired of basically shitting my pants every time the two of them play each other because deep inside I know what the outcome is going to be. By the way it's nice to see a Serbian betray his nation, his people and Djokovic (the one person who's done exactly the opposite of what you are doing), and agree with me. You go boy! We all need a loyal friend and countryman like you. You sure you're Serbian?

[@paulo8841]

@@rolanddeschain1901 Federer doesn't even deserve to be on the same shelf as Djokovic anymore. Only Nadal comes close. Federer is the third best in history.

[@davorvidovic8335]

According to highlights,it was 5 sets and Novak just “squeezed “buy ,Novak ☝️👑🎾

[@andrewreid9142]

Wow....based on this highlight package you would of thought Rublev won the match 😂🤣

[@landrychoupo7742]

True 🤦🏿

[@cherylmoatz2498]

If I had to pick one guy to win a match for me then it would be Novak. This man is physically and mentally gifted. His tennis IQ is like having his own coach in his head. Rafa is tg king of clay for all time but Novak is the best all around player in history

[@matthewmatt5285]

Stats don't LIE~ he's the greatest and clay is the least popular surface by far

[@brunobangher757]

Es un fuera de serie...para mi ya es el mejor de la historia para mucho lo será en unos años cuándo se retiré,es una maquinaaa!!!

[@ShaftShackDotCom]

Love him or hate him...he deserves your absolute respect! 😉

[@richardgarrison8328]

I was so happy for Rublev when he came back against Rune. Then I saw who he was facing, and I knew it was over.

[@marcopenalba6484]

There is still Nole for a long time! He is really amazing. What a tennis he has played in this tournament! I think that the discussion about the maximun GS winner is still an issue!

[@patriciohuaiquimil9647]

Por un lado es una máquina de Ganar y por otro un animal competitivo lleno de pasión e inteligencia estratégica.

[@raymondviccaro7489]

Super Novak Djokovic, way to play Novak.. unstoppable..

[@denisdelcid9414]

Watching these highlights not paying attention to the score one would have never thought that Nole won so handily. Do the people at Australian Open's KZbin channel not like Djokovic? Or maybe are big Rublev fans? In any case, odd highlights.

[@neivaldoduarte4576]

Djokovic é o terror, meu... os caras vêm no embalo, daí batem de frente com ele; um abraço!! O cara tá muito "on" ainda... joga demais!!👏👏👏👏👏👏... valeu pela luta, Rublev... foste um guerreiro!!

[@marcoscampos1820]

É VERDADE NEIVALDO..!! LEMBRO Q ALGUNS PAÍSES DAS LACRAÇÕES PROIBIRAM DJOKOVIC DE PARTICIPAR D COMPEONATOS POR NÃO TOMAR " VACINAS EXPERIMENTAIS ", SÓ PROVOCARAM NOSSA FERA 👑🥎🎾

[@sportsmediaamerica]

Amazingly, Rublev clearly put up a much stiffer challenge than DeMinaur yet the score line was not all that different. Novak dominates in three. A tennis machine, he is. GOAT, no question.

[@matthewmatt5285]

Rubleev played his azz off,.But Djoker won EVERY critical Point,.Like Every ONE

[@matthewmatt5285]

@TRAVELER You're going to LOSE on both fronts Fascist

[@jinbaii]

How these extended highlights seem to go: 1) Rublev makes an incredible play to win a point. 2) Fast-forwards to Djokovic another 2 games up.😂

[@scapegoat413]

This match reminded me so much of the last matches Djokovic played Rafa and Roger in Australia. They played high level but he swept them right off the court!

[@tomsd8656]

By the time Novak started beating Federer circa 2011, Fed was no longer at his best except maybe at Wimbledon.

[@mambi74]

@@tomsd8656 LOL

[@initialize21]

@@mambi74 I mean, I'm serbian and even I agree with what tom said. Peak Fed >>> peak Nole

[@mambi74]

@@initialize21 So "peak fed" ends 2011 US Open Semi when up double-match point against Novak?

[@josb2574]

@@initialize21 lol haha maybe in your imagination

[@samueljang1902]

AO concept of highlight: show every point won by the player who lost

[@Shuli69678]

Rublev highlights😂

[@alcimurillo8430]

Siga participando, está ante lo mejor que el tenis ha producido en la historia, gracias señor del tenis Djokovic.

[@NickWilson0001]

Someone should tell the highlight editors that it was novak who won the match

[@cwispy8566]

Aussie editor hating on Djokovic with these highlights😂 the salt is real

[@mikesavino8952]

Great match ! Dominating! But Highlights didn’t show turning points - all of a sudden it shows Nole up by two breaks. And a 40 minute set would have had some long rallies to show.

[@salempsic05]

Felicitaciones, querido Nole!👑🐐💝🎼🎉

[@juliomunoz3772]

Rafa fan here. Can we just go to where they play on clay at the French already? 😂 In all seriousness I have gained so much respect for Novak now.

[@TheAnnoyingmaster]

I hope they meet in the french, it will be an incredible match🙏🏽

[@juliomunoz3772]

Yes a healthy Nadal and Novak playing his style would be amazing!!! I still got Rafa on clay though!!! I read somewhere you literally need to sell your soul to beat Nadal @ French 😂 jk jk but seems like it 😂

[@willecutlip]

Wow, based on this video, the score definitely doesn’t reflect the caliber of play. Great to see a match video that doesn’t include Rubles melting down on court! Djokovic’s point construction and defense is just at another level. 💪🏻🎾

[@boobooau]

For those who don't know the final score ...Nove won what is hard to say by watching the highlights!

[@notsohandytim5090]

All the highlights to Rublev, all the points to Djokovic.

[@FakeAndTrolled]

Djokovic's forehand has always been underrated, he was winning most forehand exchanges with Rublev.

[@mariahayson5122]

He’s so precise and accurate. True Master! He was born to be a tennis GOAT.

[@JH-bb8in]

He got lucky that Federer is old😂

[@Enigma0612]

@@JH-bb8in He's owned fedrer in grandslams. Stfu. fed is a beast but not on nadal or djokovic. If all three started career together fed would still be number 3.

[@JH-bb8in]

@@Enigma0612 it is easy for Djokovic to beat Fed when Fed was already 30 when Djokovic entered his prime lmao

[@initialize21]

@@Enigma0612 Huh? You realize Fed has beaten Nadal in literally every match after 2014, right? Peak Fed is better than both Rafa and Nole, and I say this as a Serbian

[@josb2574]

@@JH-bb8in 🤣 Federer is his son since 2011

[@JTmoney2424]

By watching these highlights. You would think Rublev won the match

[@ezemartinez6365]

no solo es el mejor jugador de todos los tiempos sino que es un icono de la libertad!!! ¡¡¡gracias Nole!!!! por resistir y demostrar que se puede tener principios aunque la manada de ciegos guiados por los jefes de arriba te juzgue por tu acertada elección de no pincharte (nótese que la dict4dura s4nitaria esta tan presente que tengo que hablar en clave para no ser censurado)... todo responde a un nuev0 0rden mundi4l

[@AndresPerez-dn8pl]

Dando clases bailando a los rivales que es esto ? Novak djokovic simplemente una bestia y el mejor de la historia de este deporte

[@LaMorzaAGEOFEMPIRESII]

Lo hizo ver como un top 120 a uno de los mejores en este AO

[@valentinsoteloo]

no tiene sentido

[@AndresPerez-dn8pl]

@@LaMorzaAGEOFEMPIRESII y con plobremas físicos porque arrastra algo es un robot de que está echo es anormal no lo entiendo

[@caseylee4751]

Highlights: all Rublev. Score: all Djokovic. What a beast.

[@juanfile1984]

Hace ver como novatos a jugadores top del ranking. Este tipo no es humano. Vamos Nole, el "Rey de Melbourne" demostrará una vez más lo merecido que tiene ese apodo!

[@cristianayala5689]

Ganador Djokovic, pero hagamos una recopilación de los mejores tiros de Rublev, dale...

[@juanfile1984]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Brandespada]

I'm 8 points into these so-called "highlights", 7 of which won by Rublev. Interestingly, of those points, the only one that deserves to be called a "highlight" Is the one that went to Djokovic.

[@kaza2845]

A match with mostly short points from the baseline. Yea, not much to highlight. They probably just picked the ones that were hit really hard and went in. Or the ones that were hit really hard, went in, but the opponent managed to get. Baseline tennis isn't as highlightable as an all-court one. Hard to go all-court when playing against someone that smashes like Rublev. And since Rublev is a baseliner ...

[@franciscosalas302]

Not even Nole from 10 years ago could beat this new improved Nole. Wow!

[@theamazingbrokenman]

There’s no tour anymore. It’s just Djokovic spanking kids.

[@Brandespada]

Yep, we are entering a new "Weak Era", like the one Federer benefited from.

[@lonibytyqi6093]

@@Brandespada the same weak era where he never played bums like Rublev and Tommy Pauls in Slam semis? Yeah....

[@wmp0074]

​@@Brandespada What did Federer benefit from? Most of his career he had to face Nadal, Djokovic, and Andy Murray.

[@initialize21]

@@Brandespada LOL what? You realize the players in Fed's "weak" era would absolutely spank the players of today, right?

[@Brandespada]

@@wmp0074 Yes, Federer had to face these three and lost, whereas, at the beginning of his career, he won almost all his Grand Slam titles in the "Weak Era" 2003-2008

[@ricardomoncada9838]

No hay duda, Djokovic es de lejos el mejor del circuito y salvo que le surja alguna penalización extra deportiva se va a coronar este domingo como campeón en Australia

[@ca0520]

If not for this damn covid, Novak must have smashed all the Tennis records.. Specially, most Grand slams and weeks at No.1

[@SanaKhan-id9rh]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 YES ..COVID IS UNIQUE WORLD MAFIA DRAMA 🤣🤣

[@miriamlinton9528]

Congratulations Novak see you in the finals🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@bijaysharma22]

Don't see anyone beating Novak in a slam any sooner except if the opponent is the tournament organizer!

[@cpsep]

Grande Djokovic!! Paliza de Novak y el resumen muestra 1 punto de Djokovic por cada 3 de Rublev 🙃

[@Messicano10]

Me di cuenta de lo mismo y entré a los comentarios para escribirlo y me encuentro con el tuyo. Es increíble como les duele que Nole siga en buen nivel y escalando en GS. Venga Nole carajo!

[@bastiantkd]

Jajaja es verdad, lo mismo pensaba

[@alvarofeuerman3333]

Sí. Es vergonzosamente obvio. Me alegra que sean muchos los que lo notan y lo comentan. Estos highlights son un fraude. Parecen hechos por el Ministerio de la Verdad de la novela de Orwell... 🙂

[@juanfile1984]

Totalmente! Cómo sufren cada vez que Djokovic demuestra ser el mejor! Pero no importa, con todo en contra Nole sigue y seguirá demostrando que es el más grande.

[@robertdelmilo]

No había visto los comentarios y escribí el mío en ese sentido. Viendo este resumen, hasta parecería que Rublev ganó🤒 Y los que vimos el partido sabemos que Nole se paseo. Entiendo que este resumen es el "oficial" del torneo. Solo puedo decir...patético.

[@Tennisisreallyfun]

I mean, you can see how talented Rublev is by his shot-making here. This isn’t a match where one failed and the other triumphed. This is a match where one extremely talented player just outplayed another extremely talented player. Today it went one way. The next it might go the other🤷🏻‍♂️😉

[@Brandespada]

Good theory, except that the numbers belie you

[@Tennisisreallyfun]

@@Brandespada The score, yes. But not this match. Although I also watched it in its entirety, so I got to see a few more of those hidden details. It was like when Djokovic was outplayed once or twice by Federer. One outstanding player against one who reached otherworldly levels of performance🤩It does happen sometimes😉

[@bretts5571]

Djokovic makes it look so easy!

[@mauimauim.3472]

Ruthless Efficiency!!! The way Novak dismantling De Minaur and now this match with Rublev. Scary good!.. Go for your 10th AO Slam, Nole!!! 👏

[@stillsearchingforsanity4332]

Playing like it's 2011 all over again. No doubt in my mind who the GOAT is and not to take anything away from Federer and Nadal but when Djokovic is on, nobody can touch him.

[@godwindcunha6213]

Straight sets demolition! Novak, please keep up this level for the next 2 matches and win the 2023 AO; Good-Luck! Champ

[@RamZar50]

This version of Novak is a model of brutally-efficient dismantling of an opponent. This is how Novak should play from now on which will make him last another 5+ years. Even last year’s Rafa at AO final would’ve lost to this Novak in three easy sets. Novak just has to maintain this level and stay injury-free for another two matches and he’ll have his 22nd Grand Slam (tie with Rafa with most), 93rd title (one more than Rafa) and the ATP No. 1 Ranking…

[@juanfile1984]

Interesante video de puntos de Rublev, pero ahora hagan uno con los mejores puntos de Djokovic, ok?

[@vitaliyburlaka691]

Tell you what.. even though he lost, Rublev is fun to watch. He knew there’s no chance he’s winning this but he still was hitting as hard as he could and went out with a bang.

[@chrisocony]

The highlights show a pretty even match and brilliant Rublev. I guess the non-highlights were all Novak.

[@matthewmatt5285]

Rublev is a damned fine player. Saw him 3 yrs ago a knew he was going to be a top 5'er

[@user-em4wh5ji3w]

Novak could play forever with the depth and accuracy he has on his shots. It is unnatural how well he can paint his spots.

[@davitchkuaseli234]

Well put.. it is unnatural.

[@nestordanielsequeramunoz2337]

Este tipo es increíble!

[@skuzmanovic3227]

By looking at this it seems AO 2022 was missing a lot. Nobody delivers more than Novak. Another level.

[@gameovercholo5186]

Most of of the highlights are from Rublev, I was not looking at the score while making breakfast 🥞 and I thought Rublev won the 1st set easily... Then the score said he lost 6-1, do you guys hate Djokovic?

[@zacharyhoude9980]

Pure blood🔥

[@BirdMan42]

Novack is out for blood for what they did to him last year. Pure Blood Power

[@travelbug_usa]

10th AO title loading for djokovic ❤

[@mariorecalde9491]

This is a rublev highlights

[@levvernik2590]

Bravo, Novak! But this video doesn’t do any justice to what transpired. 75% of the games shown were won by Rublev😅

[@cristianoc8394]

GOAT

[@hugokloeppel3596]

Novak almost unbeateble….

[@cmat6497]

80% of the highlights are Rublev plays but somehow, Novak is the one who served a breadstick lol

[@SanaKhan-id9rh]

AGREED

[@generalshockwavekingpin326]

The great Djokovic, displayed his greatness here.

[@ninjawarriorthesavage510]

Vamos FEDAL!!! Keep supporting 🇪🇸 GOATdal (Nadal) & 🇨🇭GOATderer (Federer) & legend forever!!! Cheers!!! 👑💪🐐🎾

[@danieldangelo7937]

Djokovic is not human The guy is a machine Sore Hamstring and still going The thing is experience will always dominate over this NexGen hard hitting swingers.

[@celestialnavigator3116]

This was the Rublev show. I liked the way he took out Djokovic in straight sets. Maybe he'll go on to win it all....haha

[@landrychoupo7742]

😂😂😂

[@jawwading]

I am a federer fan and above all a tennis fan. With a lot of respect and admiration for what Nadal has achieved in the sport. But I have to admit there is no denying that Djockovic is an absolute beast, he plays the game to perfection. Plus his winning record over both Federer and Nadal. Djockovic is the GOAT 🔥

[@claytondeeter6493]

Highlight Score - R = 18, D = 11...Match Game Score - R = 7, D = 18...They really don't like Novak. Nothing against Rublev but the media coverage for Novak is so unfair.

[@mefirst5427]

Djokovic plays today even Federer and Nadal in their primes will be tough for them to beat Novak.

[@rajendraprasad101]

That winner and roar at 3:56 took away rublev s soul …I mean that was so intimidating…tennis with ruthless efficiency by the 🐐

[@jeffhermida4788]

There is nothing you can do when Djokovic is winning over 30% 1st return and over 60% 2nd return points. Overall won 70% return points against Rublev. Combine that with 80% service won and you get a score like this. Djokovic is unstoppable with these stats.

[@marcoscampos1820]

👑🙏🏾👑 NOVAK DJOKOVIC 🥎 🎾 👏🏽

[@crowwing]

is it me or did they edit nearly all of Rublev's winners in this and not much else?

[@mansid2058]

Congratulations to rublev for winning the match.

[@Hammerton32]

yes, for winning the match against rune who, I believed, was the only one in this weaker section of the draw to seriously challenge djoker -

[@naysayer1238]

@@Hammerton32 Cry more.

[@marcelinopalacio7546]

@@Hammerton32 👍

[@Hammerton32]

@@naysayer1238 My bucket is overflowing 🥲😂

[@serveyourname5565]

Djoko is obviously in top form, still. He'll be the sole surviving member of the Big4 until he retires for good. I'm afraid he's a cyborg or something.

[@abelgallardo2812]

Leí en varios lados a personas decir que Rublev le podía ganar, cosa que me pareció muy ilusoria, porque el juego del ruso es muy monótono, es decir, pegará uno o mas de forma regular y enseguida viene el palo. Pega la derecha al lugar vacio. No hace mas que eso. No tiene un plan B. Tampoco tiene variantes: por ej., no tira drops, no sube a la red, no juega slice, no juega alto. Es decir, Djokovic ha sido un maestro en esta superficie frente a la intensidad y variantes que ofrecen Nadal y Federer. Y de enserio Rublev tenía chances? Hoy como viene la mano, va a volver a ganar. Quizás Tsitsipas le pueda sacar un set, pero veo complicado que alguno de los que quedan le pueda ganar. Es un animal.

[@ninjawarriorthesavage510]

FEDAL 💎 Forever!!! 🎾🎾🎾

[@arturoramirez8981]

Impresionante 😳, Rublev jugo bien y aun así no le alcanzo, definitivamente Nole es favorito para llevarse el AO

[@richardchang5085]

Novak has that "extra gear". Still one notch above the best of the rest so far.

[@francoo1116]

This highlight have: 16 points of Rublev 11 points of Djokovic This is a joke? With a 6-1 6-2 6-4?????

[@Brandespada]

That's the famous "Aussie anti-Djoko" bias.

[@kaza2845]

Watch the full match and see if you can come up with 8 minutes of better highlights. This is what you get when you have a player like Rublev, a hard-hitting baseliner, playing against a great defender. You get short points that are baseline focused. There's not much to highlight. Instead of complaining, go do better.

[@Brandespada]

@@kaza2845 You're another one in the "Djoko's just a grinder" bandwagon.

[@kaza2845]

@@Brandespada Hmm, nope. Just another dumb assumption.

[@MrMdiv]

All the points by rublev and still lose the match

[@kaza2845]

All the highlights, yea. Highlights don't win matches.

[@444quit]

The real GOAT