Top 40 Trick Shots From Federer

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[@TheStratexplorer]

You can win 30 Grand Slams, but you can not beat the beauty and elegance of Roger.

[@Spacemonkeymojo]

Novak will never be better than Federer even if he has 1,000,000 Grand Slams.

[@undertaker.1986]

Sure

[@Spacemonkeymojo]

@Blazenko Jakovljevic not butthurt at all. The butthurt fans are mostly Djokovic fanboys, mad because they know Djokovic will never be revered as much as Federer even if his stats are better 🤣

[@nt9854]

​@@Spacemonkeymojo this is so so so sooooooo true!!!!

[@user-gv6gb7ki1h]

So true!

[@rosePetrichor]

Nadal and Djokovic are both incredible champions in their own way. You can see the effort they put in, how hard they work, the consistency in every aspect of their games. Nadal grunts with effort as he topspins another forehand into the corner, Djokovic roars as he cross courts a backhand winner whilst doing the splits. But Roger makes it look *effortless.* He glides across the court, every bit of his movement perfectly calibrated, nothing wasted. Those little flicks of the racket, beautiful attacking shots from nowhere, expertly disguised drop shots or pinpoint lobs just make you go *WOW* every single time with how he makes it look so easy. Nobody makes you love tennis the same way as Roger Federer

[@shartyfarty2612]

Well aritculated!!! YOU DESCRIBED THE BIG 3 PERFECTLY!!!!!! Absolutely Agreed!!!

[@srikanthjk9]

Nicely put...federer is player with lots of skills..those drop shots, backhand, smash all incredible...ofcourse lots of new shots he invented...it is not that he is greatest but he has contributed to tennis as game not just by winning grand slams..

[@salsabilahmedshrestho960]

Yes

[@dianza7407]

But they're certain things number can't convey. The beauty he installed in discipline. His grace and elegance on and off the court. Which made him one of the most revered athlete of our time. Numbers will never fully encompass. The extent of his legend, continually growing. The breath of his legacy, perpetually inspiring. For his is greatness that can never be measured.

[@yesungjongmyangel]

Beautifully said 👏

[@anindyamitra2269]

Novak and Rafa may end up winning more Grand Slams, but Federer has been the most naturally gifted tennis player ever. He has been the sort of talent that has made generations follow tennis and be in awe.

[@Sc0rphionx]

Look how awfully I bring another sport to this conversation. Look carefully: Messi = Federer = Magic, Nadal = Novak = Cristiano = Numbers. I thought Agassi was good... but oh man oh man, Federer has to be the best thing Tennis could gave birth.

[@mightymuchachoarmylpmitkev5946]

fed has 20 nad 19 and the other one 17

[@lordsushibar4167]

Mightymuchachoarmy Lpmitkev Luosrkoeffizient Gaming The other one 🤣. At least mention Novak’s Name

[@nikos-giorgos]

Anindya Yup, him and McEnroe... If we're talking about natural,raw talent.

[@RamireZTKD]

@@Sc0rphionx While i get your point and your comparison I would not put Nadal in with Novak and Cristiano. Nadal has some magic of his own in that left handed forehand.

[@lachnload8723]

8:50 “this is why this guys gonna be good for the game”. You’re damn right he will

[@GameSaurus]

Little did they know, they are just witnessing the birth of the best tennis player of all time.

[@richardwenthen9391]

That turned out to be one of the greatest understatements ever spoken.

[@hereiam5797]

No grunting , just pure classy shots. That's Federer for you

[@dombowombo3076]

Federer is to tennis what Ronaldinho is(was) to football: The guy who makes you love the sport.

[@crossteel]

The Ronaldhino of tennis Was Marcelo Rios. Federer is a ET.

[@snaga8908]

Or the Kobe for the basket

[@reseautagemailbox2085]

Federer is not Ronaldinho Federer is R9 😉

[@visharadrawat977]

Monfils *

[@Bob-jy4ju]

Dombo Wombo i firstly read “the guy who makes love to the sport”

[@abhishekkhandkar]

The thing is, most of these shots don't exist. Forehand cross court slice drop. Backhand half volley cross drop. These things are so genuinely instinctive that there's no way one can practice this. It's just surreal how this guy kept repeating it for years, reinventing tennis. Always the greatest for me

[@vivianwong2925]

5:50 the fact the kid even caught the ball is amazing

[@nwest8274]

Vivian Wong True ;)

[@theotran8880]

Australian kids are very sporty, probably plays cricket or something

[@ElPibePlay1000]

Yes, nice catch

[@TheBackmasker]

That’s what the crowd was cheering at that game. Not Federer’s pass. :)

[@andrewdavids275]

if the kid hadn't had good reflexes and caught it then we wouldn't ever see it

[@Carlos-fn2hl]

"This is why this guy is gonna be good for the game". He put an extra "o" in the word good

[@Bob-jy4ju]

This guy looks talented, maybe he’ll try going pro someday

[@fakepastorbaconchickeneati8965]

Bob I’m waiting to Woosh someone

[@danigomezz276]

Nice joke Its a joke right?

[@vhoukimew9291]

Aight I'll take it...... HES ALREADY A PROOOOOO YOU IDIOT

[@stormsteal163]

Bob youre so stupid, he is pro, you can see from the stadiums

[@abhishaekchandra1352]

Relax guys, you know Bob's kidding

[@linoschmid5402]

Probably the only person you could even make a top 40 trickshots of. He makes our country proud!

[@mrbp3351]

2:09 man... that was smooth af..

[@clade4657]

why did the play end there?

[@mrbp3351]

@@clade4657 ah that's cause Rogers serve was a let. It hit the top of the net so he had to repeat his serve attempt.

[@kalindatchev994]

Michael Chang was a master at this move too

[@manmeetsingh4719]

@MUFC why are you spamming this. Nobody said that football isn't the biggest sport.

[@lahmjosh1857]

@@manmeetsingh4719 That's a bot with auto spamming mode on there.

[@lucky889s9]

The man is a living legend! Such a wonderful sight to watch him play, with all the combination of power, speed, control, accuracy. He's a very nice and humble guy too. He just gracefully glides around the court like no other. Thank you for all these years of entertaining us. You Will be in a hall of Fame!

[@suddendeath4318]

Ein Virtuose mit der Filzkugel!! Für mich der genialste Tennisspieler aller Zeiten!! Danke Roger Federer für unvergessliche Momente!!

[@jaybluekim3749]

Seriously that guy is born to be a tennis genius. I have to hold my breath to every move he makes

[@NONO-yh3fw]

1:38 for me best point ever

[@aloukoiu305]

Agree

[@b.willisfederer8720]

1 of the most classical, that's for sure... but I wouldn't put this 1 as his best ever, altough I dunno which one else, maybe 1 that isn't in this best of, like this 1 (the 1st of the game): kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5_Kk4eXpqmal7M

[@NONO-yh3fw]

@@b.willisfederer8720 yeah It’s a beautifull point

[@b.willisfederer8720]

@@NONO-yh3fw Indeed... and u gotta love Roddick's reaction as well. 😂

[@sandradb9151]

agreed

[@user-dh3qk2mt3l]

8:28 that's insane

[@thesupertramp]

What I love about tennis is you cannot cheat. You have video replay and I don't know how many people checking to make sure the shot was in or not. It's so pure. And what this video showcases is the top player in the sport. No one could do what Federer does, in the way he does it, and make it look so effortlessly controlled and deliberate. Unbelievable.

[@swedishshortsnout5610]

Actually, there are some players (like Nadal) that consistently go over the 25 second time limit in between points. And they rarely, if at all, get called out for it. Also, there are players who will fake an injury to get a Medical Time-Out, conveniently right when they are losing. They will illegally call for a trainer so that they can recover from tiredness and distract the opponent during their winning streak. It's been a problem for decades.

[@normiepatrol3715]

@@swedishshortsnout5610 yeah… a shame in this wonderful game

[@joechrow8341]

THIS is what makes him the GOAT...People can debate who is "better" and all of that but Federer has the accomplishments PLUS the SWAG with all of these trick shots...No other player has these shots in their tool bag...Federer is the WHOLE package

[@hexistenz]

I’m not sure I’d call what he does here “trick shots”. Yes, they look spectacular. But most of all they’re efficient. Federer is a natural genius, he’s a touch player. He instinctively “sees” the ball’s trajectory and his body acts. Sure, a few of those shots were maybe also for the extra bonus of showmanship. But they were the easiest way of getting the ball to where he wanted it to go, firstly.

[@noledelija1817]

No its individual sport...And stats clearly say who is better...

[@dravendean8710]

@@noledelija1817 so so who is better than Federer

[@roybrooks2722]

@@dravendean8710 nobody is or was better than federer. He is the GOAT end of!

[@dravendean8710]

@@roybrooks2722 exactly

[@cyrilculton1181]

The elegance, touch & apparent effortless perfection that he brings to the court are unmatched. RF displays such class & always with his signature smile. 🎾

[@pwhit59]

Federer is to tennis like Jordan is to basketball. LEGENDS

[@FabricioFF66]

And Pelé was to Football!

[@saschagizzi4272]

The GOAT. The most elegant and talented player of all times. So much fun to see him play that „natural“. Just awesome.

[@bloodyoungh]

No amount of title can Nadal and Djokovic give the grace that Federer has brought to Tennis

[@panns7]

I don’t watch tennis. But I know Federer and watch his compilation every now and then. Its just the kind of thing that makes your jaw drop. Magic, just like what Messi is to football.

[@AlexChekholko]

It's even more impressive if you _do_ play! Then you know how difficult it is!

[@morningaga]

Compare him to ronaldinho , messi is like djokovic he know how to win just by normal tools like running and scoring , not fun to watch as ronaldinho

[@BeansBeansBeans]

@@morningaga You don't watch Messi then, he is a joy

[@nt9854]

​@@morningaga nope, Roger is to tennis what Messi is to football or Jordan to basketball. Djokovic is more like a LeBron or Cristiano

[@SuperChickenBurgers]

Roger plays his best tennis and is more condident when he's having fun like this

[@hizamiaziz30]

They maybe break his records but Roger will forever be the GOAT. Absolute LEGEND.

[@tobysheridan5252]

"They may have the greater records, greater trophies and be greater players... but he is the GOAT (Greatest of alll time)" ??

[@nikos-giorgos]

@@tobysheridan5252 Yup!

[@darioroelli]

YES!

[@pecklehead]

@@tobysheridan5252 yep. because the way he plays.. we all have eyes

[@__jan6113]

He broke few records, set new ones but at the end records are meant to be broken so nothing wrong here.

[@dianza7407]

But they're certain things number can't convey. The beauty he installed in discipline. His grace and elegance on and off the court. Which made him one of the most revered athlete of our time. Numbers will never fully encompass. The extent of his legend, continually growing. The breath of his legacy, perpetually inspiring. For his is greatness that can never be measured.

[@ancapatrascu1545]

Absolutely, in questions of quality (rather than quantity), things are different and Fed was simply sublime

[@LE8271]

The moment when you realise that Roger plays better behind the back than you in front of your body.

[@alexmdrful]

Yeah he shoot and then he looks how good it is 🤣

[@gonzalo4526]

1:30 Me furiously shaking whe Wii controller to do that

[@nathantayar5312]

8:12 this is when you realize that you can win every single time doing this

[@anonnyymi4617]

Yeah nobody should be proud of that shot.

[@mlrmlr4919]

Never get tired of watching him, and I love it when he's relaxed enough to enjoy his own abilities. I miss him.

[@ayushdabral4827]

He is brilliant, he used the trick shots usually played in badminton.. Hats off

[@izylldus]

This is what I'm thinking while watching the video. He employs "wrist action" which is common in badminton but is rare in tennis as it may lead to injuries due to the weight of the racket and ball. But RF uses it very well that it does not seem to take any toll from him.

[@ayushdabral4827]

@@izylldus but he has been playing these for a very long time so he might have adapted the wrist work, that he can play these shots irrespective of the weight of the racket

[@henryalexander3496]

But he did spin the ball like the athletes from table tennis

[@ayushdabral4827]

@@henryalexander3496 don't know much about tt but in baddy it's very common. But what's concerning is with his racket weight. He is great.

[@henryalexander3496]

@@ayushdabral4827 yeap.. Snapping wrist for smashing. But adding spin is very common in tt, both for backspin and topspin. RF did that to spin the ball and created heavy backspin like one in the vid. See his backhand shot/slice that created the backspin in 3:14. Further reference, you can search how Koji Matsushita's backhand slice on youtube.

[@shinyhappyshibas1385]

One of a kind. I am so fortunate too have seen him play all these years. How easy did he make the game look.

[@rbilleaud]

Kyrgios' reaction is as priceless as the shot.

[@preethraoobley5310]

Me like an idiot, smiling through the entire video :D

[@rahulsrinivas3224]

What makes Federer unique is that he is such a creative player along with that he has had lot of success. Normally, creative players who like to show off don't have much success but Federer is different.

[@rannoushmissfrance]

The ease and elegance in which he just controlled and DOMINATED that returned ball at 02:10. Unreal! A living legend! There will never be someone with such elegance and just raw talent!

[@talay2005]

8:58 "He's got that sort of arrogance". Are you kidding?! Roger Federer has got to be the least arrogant tennis player in history!

[@charles-antoinemartel-roy]

His playstyle is arrogant, not him as a person. Just trying those crazy shots in the middle of gran slam tournaments is basically showing off, which is a great thing for the sport, as the commentator mentioned. Federer is a sweetheart outside of the court

[@changnomis]

Also he was as actually a hothead in his early years. Part of the charm I guess.

[@ZrhioZ]

@@charles-antoinemartel-roy I don't think so. Sometimes he just got more control over the direction and speed of the ball hitting it from his back or between his legs. I don't think that he does this to show of his skills but to win the point.

[@stefan4336]

He is arrogant

[@larisasmarkina4456]

@@stefan4336 What does it means? I think that arrogant is something negative. It's very strange to say this about Federer. He has nothing of arrogance. He is very natural, opened and simpatic. Excuse me for my bad english.

[@mariaarlenemccormack8701]

Watching Federer play is like watching a great artist and magician rolled into one. He's entertaining, inspiring and unbelievable. Thank God for blessing us with a great, humble, kind and philanthropic man. His greatness doesn't end in tennis. He would continue inspiring people through his charitable foundation and other helpful advocacies. God bless you and your whole family forever, Roger! You're simply the best!

[@marjanp4784]

It's pretty much needless to say why he is people's favorite... it's not about only winning matches, it's more than that, he has been producing magic on court for 20 years...❤️❤️❤️

[@FabricioFF66]

Perfect! Federer produced Tennis Magic Moments!!! RF Unique!!!

[@sofuno863]

2:36 that's all I need !

[@5point2inches]

How was that even possible I mean HOW

[@gil3289]

@@5point2inches I am still wondering if it was really true...

[@bettaplayitkool3817]

Coming from Serbia,i love Novak but i always say,Roger is in his own league!

[@mettacitta2000]

The 'fake look' shot at 2:00 is beyond genius

[@dancrawford3084]

Federer is not the GOAT just bc of stats and championships. He is such a good person off the court, too. He demonstrates great sportsmanship, goodwill, and is a fantastic role model for young people.

[@utsav2776]

RF is a gift to tennis. The day he decides to retire, tennis will lose grace, class, style, elegance ...actually everything that makes it worth watching. #God_bless_Roger

[@b.willisfederer8720]

I think I knew all these points (watched many compilations those last years, some with 100 or 200 points), but it's always a pleasure to see them, although the quality of some old images.

[@hoppie21]

Thank u! This was one of the best video’s i ever watched on KZbin

[@ranncarlos]

2:12 i love this shot - the ball is still spinning when he gets it with his racket

[@jeremysnowden2836]

Did he catch it like this because it was going out of bounds? It was super cool for sure.

[@omobayogloryland9099]

Federer’s is the messi In tennis just gifted

[@planetX15]

0:50 I never knew that the ball can go around the net post, I thought the ball always had to go over the net to get the point.

[@baki1877]

Like in volleyball, jup

[@darylldumo5064]

Baki nope if it enters the enemy's court outside the antenna, it's considered out.

[@burtleboeuf1429]

@@darylldumo5064 not true. It's legal to round the net as long as it lands within bounds. Same in table tennis.

[@abcxyz123]

@@burtleboeuf1429 I didn't know. Sources?😜

[@christopherqu7383]

@@abcxyz123 um just search up the rules? that's the source

[@LALTU2014]

WATCHING THIS VIDEO, WHAT MAYBE 100 TIMES NOW. EACH TIME THIS GLORIOUS SHOTS MAKES ME WOOOOO😱😱🤯🤯

[@inakiarizaga1519]

Amazing genious points/shots😱

[@yinshah3303]

The last one shows why Fed was so nonchalant with Kyrgios’ “around the net” shot. Been there, done that. GOAT.

[@craigallday1236]

Was thinking exactly the same

[@TinNguyen-ct6oe]

When sock started chasing Federer I couldn’t help but laugh so uncontrollably gard

[@Bob-jy4ju]

Tin Nguyen here: let be be an absolute fucking asshole and not recognize that it was obviously an innocent typo: HARD*

[@wooof.]

@@Bob-jy4ju you also have a typo "let be be" lol

[@Bob-jy4ju]

Sandwich oh wow imagine if i made than into a joke haha

[@wooof.]

@@Bob-jy4ju honestly I have no idea what you are trying to say in your first comment. It's not very coherent.

[@Bob-jy4ju]

Sandwich i was trying to make fun of grammar nazis who correct obvious typos while also making mistakes themselves

[@ekawidodo4309]

i habe always admire Federer's old school style backhand ... always

[@kunalmergu3811]

Incredible... Just incredible

[@ruscopcoltrain]

I was a huge Sampras fan and it pissed me off how easily Federer came on the scene and overtook him. But regardless, you have to recognize Federer’s the best ever.

[@kerpunkpubgmobile8624]

7:25

[@user-yx8tt2uf4n]

thank you federer... always

[@katyengineer9087]

Great ! Genius. Greatest of all times..

[@shanecormier1]

I'm not into tennis, but watching him play makes me appreciate it.

[@SS-sp2sx]

He is just a legend

[@stevenobiol8295]

Makes tennis entertaining... amazing.

[@mattpittlewis9448]

I have never watched tennis, but wow, this guy makes me like watching tennis.

[@skoshow8418]

Favorite one is after he nails the point and the opponent runs at him like two brothers on an apartment complex court 😂

[@sagarmairpady9312]

5:49 was actually a good catch

[@a1175779]

Absolute classic catch

[@mh07268]

Nice compilation.

[@usaneebeilles9510]

Federer being Federer, being peRFect. Counting the day for Laver Cup now! Thank you for posting this🙂Have a nice day.

[@joshuakla6267]

It all looks so easy, as if everybody could do it😂 I guess that makes him so special…

[@kumardv1614]

Behind these ease looking shots, one should understand it takes lot of practice over the years and days for hours together.

[@b.willisfederer8720]

Hahaha, the point from 6:30 is just marvelous, cause the commentator was saying "that's only Federer who can do that", certainly about the previous point, and yet again, just when he says that, Fed made another one special.

[@art19194]

I think that’s badminton, table tennis, squash, tennis and racquet sports all in one sports. So talented

[@letsgofuckingcrazy]

It's not only what he does but also HOW he does. It looks so relaxed and easy

[@AlanA-gu9nz]

5:48 can we get a highlight video of this ball boy?

[@ZetaReticuli_1]

Sadly nature will never produce another Federer again. The man is just unique in everything.

[@Beverlyhillstennisacademy]

never say "never" ;

[@nt9854]

I also think we will never see something like this again but hey, my dad said the same when he saw Maradona and a few years later he was watching Messi, so never loose hope 😁

[@shivajibalijepalli565]

Roger to Nick after hitting the ball around the net, "You will get there, kid". :)

[@sunrisebadmintonnetwork6953]

He adopts badminton shots very well in tennis. Nice skills!

[@samuelsessions2817]

Federer raised the level of the game for Nadal and Djokovic. The epitome of everything that is beautiful, inspiring, about tennis.

[@shaiadziashvili1050]

1:39 goosebumps

[@chrislathangue556]

Pure talent!!

[@TheBackmasker]

Amazing as always!! 5:50 Just an FYI - the crowd cheered the ball boy that game, not Federer. :)

[@b.willisfederer8720]

The one from 5:23 is just amazing. 1st of all, the volley is crazy! Then, 2nd, the tweener lob is wonderful. And finally, 3rd, the conclusion made walking like it was a simple training with his coach is the perfect conclusion.

[@shanusheikyt]

That's the reason we call him god of tennis 🎾

[@kwezicanca3698]

The very best of the best.

[@Andre-ld5xu]

The way he handles the ball is so amazing

[@aquibalamLUMOS]

Kyrgios' raw expressions are always entertaining 🤘

[@terryallen5328]

Federer the GOAT, showing just some of the stuff that makes him the GOAT. It will be a very sad day for tennis when he eventually retires.

[@PlateletRichGel]

The around the back is amazing.

[@pitapockets5481]

I don’t like tennis but these deceiving shots and trick shots see awesome!🔥

[@colestricklin5178]

I’ve never watched tennis and have been very interested, but this was something else. This man has got to be so unpredictable.

[@theemperor2506]

*Only One Word - Legendary*

[@andreich9022]

I love how he just walked away like it’s nothing

[@nwest8274]

2:09 is like: When the 'Maestro' conducts, the ball obeys. 🤤👌🏻

[@nikos-giorgos]

That's really easy though...

[@arbentafili8841]

Thats insane how he caught and controlled the ball without big effort

[@vijayjoshi6304]

Legend for a reason..

[@webtennis24]

Just a delight to watch. Federer defines the expression: the racquet is an extension of your arm.

[@sumsagro4049]

Wo sind mini Schwizer?

[@Kraeezeu]

Federer: destroys furniture with serve Friends: cheer Federer: See ya later

[@quentinbordier4177]

He served on the water bottle on the guy's head ;)

[@kunjung3133]

Y u coveying the fake comment. U a hater or something cuz some people will take this seriously and will miss that genius of a shot

[@tennisrogerfederer]

Fantastic Tennis

[@SuperFriedrich95]

Amazing. But could he do it on a cold rainy night in Stoke?

[@lilyyeh6591]

His game is like a show. That's why Roger is so likeable. People just want to see him play no matter if it's winning or losing. He's so talented. There won't be another Roger for sure :(

[@rogerhawkins6433]

The best edited collection Federer’s best plays ever. Thank you and well done!

[@Beverlyhillstennisacademy]

Thank you