Rafael Nadal vs Stefanos Tsitsipas Extended Highlights | Australian Open 2019 Semi-Finals

Rafael Nadal vs Stefanos Tsitsipas highlights from the 2019 Australian Open semi-finals.
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[@romainbernard3823]

God Rafa was impressive in this match.

[@sverige1947]

Nadal was just superhuman, Tsitsipas should have used green kryptonite to stop the spaniard.

[@pauljohnson6019]

You've heard of the concept of relative in tennis? Nadal was seemingly immortal, until he faced Djokovic in the finals, and looked like a school-boy, and barely got a few games!! Federer just had a bad day, and did one of his usual brain farts, otherwise, he would have beat, both Rafa and Djokovic!

[@brianmannion7097]

@@pauljohnson6019 Federer beating Djokovic at AO especially that year? Braindead Fedfan. He couldn't even beat him at WB that year.

[@duomas]

Geezus!! Just monstrous. Nobody can beat him when he's playing at that level.

[@MiguelMartinez-ws1rv]

djokovic sunday!😂

[@srkucrickk]

@@MiguelMartinez-ws1rv We will see. Hope to see good tennis regardless of the winner.

[@mia.2857]

@@MiguelMartinez-ws1rv Nadal wil take AO...oposite of my wishes...he plays too good...but Novak will fight...would be a good match...who knows..might be some suprise...still...and then Novak has match with Pouille...we shall see soon..

[@Gangstaphlip]

Only Roger like in 2017

[@srkucrickk]

@@Gangstaphlip Roger in 2017 faced a worse Nadal who was a bit tired after a long 5 hours semifinal with Dimitrov. Still, he needed 5 sets. 2019 Nadal is serving better and more fresh, so not a chance.

[@adamrubinson6875]

Scary performance

[@horsepower523]

It's amazing how Rafa is still able to improve his game. Uncle Toni helped him become the greatest of all-time and Carlos Moya is helping him become even better. Awesome! Vamos Rafa!

[@ikarugaxx3749]

He's the only player ever to get a "second identity" so far from his starting one (all-defense, poor serve, clay game). He really wants that GOAT certificate...

[@Jimmyjim2307]

@@ikarugaxx3749 dreams are necessary in one's life

[@Dark_Voice]

@@ikarugaxx3749 BUT I think that now hes simply labeled with clay because there hes absolute god and there is noone able to challenge him (I think only Nole has the ability to play him now that hes weaker) but he holds so many records and dominates so hard on clay that he will always be labeled as the "King of clay" even though hes all round now.

[@mihailo90]

@@ikarugaxx3749 Moya Nadal colab is like Goku would choose Yamcha to be his trainer LMAO

[@dado-7775]

Wow, Nadal is the monster right now. PS thnx ES for fantastic highlights - literally no important moment was omitted there, well done guys.

[@ilikerossi]

I'm a die hard Roger fan, but Rafa is great to watch in this form. Hope he wins it now.

[@jlx_music4365]

I guess Roger would have lost this match. He was miles away from his 2017 form in terms of serving and aggressive gameplay. Look how early Rafa took the shots...the same did Roger in 2017. Hopefully he wins this one!

[@ilikerossi]

Alexey Pavlov agreed

[@ChristiaanRoest79]

It doesnt matter if Roger would have been beaten bij Rafa. Roger is old. Big age difference with Novak and Rafa. Roger doesnt have to prove himself anymore. He is already a legend. At his best he could pull if off against everyone.

[@KrlKngMrtssn]

Oh wow look a Federer fan saying Rafa is worth something. Humanity thanks you so much for your generosity thank you so much

[@yusufluhar5881]

@@KrlKngMrtssn its not that much of a big deal. There r many real tennis fans who love Roger as their main player but also love Rafa and Novak. If you are a true tennis fan, u appreciate what the other greats have done for the game also not only ur fav player. I will admit i didnt like Nadal before but as the years went by, i like him more and more and i respect him a ton. Same for Djokovic. And tbh personally i respect every tennis player out there because on their day, they can all play amazing tennis. This is one of thr toughest sports physically and mentally so anyone who is on the tour deserves to be there through hard work so big salute to them.

[@mrD66M]

Sometimes you just have to accept and admire. Inside out forehand master.

[@keysersose7431]

Simply another level. Shows the young gun who is still the boss. When he continues like that he will win the ao 2019, then the French open and then people will talk again about the goat thing...

[@wava2187]

That was savage. I don't like watching super aggressive tennis all that much, I prefer to see a player outwit the opponent rather than beat them up, but this was impressively brutal.

[@DjokovicIsOurLordAndSaviour]

Honestly, Nadal played very calculated as well as aggressive.

[@wava2187]

@@DjokovicIsOurLordAndSaviour Really? What were his tactical calculations then? He didn't outwit Tsitsipas he overpowered him, you don't need much wit to do that.

[@DjokovicIsOurLordAndSaviour]

@@wava2187 Nadal is constantly mixing up his play patterns. Even a couple of years ago he did not attack nearly as often let alone approach the net so aggressively. Also, he is perfecting the balance of aggression and not making errors. If you could just 'overpower' opponents in tennis Nadal would have no competition at all look at the size of him lol.

[@wava2187]

​@@DjokovicIsOurLordAndSaviour Listen man, you're obviously a Nadal fan as I was making a broader comment about the modern style of tennis, notice how I didn't mention him by name for that reason, but this idea that Nadal is constantly mixing up his play patterns or whatever is nonsense, he has fairly basic and similar plays and much of it revolves around hitting the forehand.....hard. He said himself two days ago that he isn't any more aggressive now than he ever has been so you are spouting falsehoods that the man himself doesn't agree with. Power and physical size aren't mutually exclusive by the way. And having a big arm doesn't mean you will never lose at tennis, the margins are tiny. But his power is exactly how Nadal changed the game, a change that I don't always enjoy watching but can appreciate nonetheless, which is exactly what I said in my original comment.

[@DjokovicIsOurLordAndSaviour]

@@wava2187 I don't see what power has to do with it. His forehand is unique because of it's topspin which isn't generated by strength but racquet head speed. Also, I'm not a Nadal fan but just a fan of tennis in general. I don't like to see people discredit any players ability to just 'overpowering'.

[@chijavier268]

It'll be awesome if Nadal was saying to himself ..."this is for beating my best mate Roger!"

[@buzzard6637]

Mia Jaksic nah

[@onurytc]

awful

[@hellas6854]

Chi Javier DJOKOVIC 😂🇬🇷🇷🇸

[@chijavier268]

P Gk 😁 I'm cool with that...I like both Rafa and Novak after RF of course.☺️

[@akimouratidis4762]

Rafa played perfect Game and Tsitsipas was not calm enough to break the mental strength from nadal. Need more work on backhand this year

[@Thamargoe]

Rafa is a Beast 😱😱😱😱 My little boy Tsitsipas he tried very hard but it is OK to lose he is much more experienced of you... 14 years of experience difference is too much! Never give up keep up the good job... Love and support from 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@vickyk1861]

Nadal+ experience+ great form. Stefanos the best are yet to come💕

[@antoniacollestors8098]

Imparable Nadal, que orgullo para Mallorca y España

[@markbielak5259]

OMG! Rafa reborn! That was a brutal lesson for Tsitsipas from a great champion.Phenomenal ground strokes. No mistakes. Precision and perfection. Incredible! Rafa at his best! Is it going to be another GS title added to his vast collection?

[@LuisDiaz-ey8zu]

Legend!

[@puzzlemagnet1957]

Nadal has changed his service and backhands Technic, two of the most important skills in hard-court tournaments. He already had the speed,the power and the IQ. I feel after Watching this Australian open that Nadal is invincible right now. The final is his if he can forget the pass about his matches against Djoko and focus only on the now and present. He has it all. IF He still healthy Nobody can stop him this year,

[@Weird.Dreams]

LOL

[@ciupenhauer]

the entire road to the final hinted that Nadal wanted to just tank roll over everyone and take the title, his determination was visible in every point. What happened in the final is just mind boggling, Nadal's mental did a 180 and was completely unrecognizable in court presence or aggression. I would really love to see him talk freely about that failure, his previous responses did not seem convincing enough, almost as if he doesn't want to admit novak was in his head

[@mellekene]

Excellent,congratulations Stefanos.

[@ladymusiclover]

I feel battered and bruised watching these highlights. Ouch.

[@spidirr1]

god mode tennis, period.

[@HT_Ray]

The realization when you're 2 years late......

[@jarekluberek8123]

Nadal was really the whole package today. Can't remember if I ever saw him show that much tennis beyond his usual and effective power game. Really impressive. Tsitsipas simply didn't have the tools to touch Nadal. I guess Tsitsipas needs many more matches to work out which of his tools he could sharpen to make even a dent into that type of opponent.

[@hybris159]

OMG Rafa is soooo damn good !! I hope he will win the title this year 👑👑👑

[@Guyana531]

He will

[@v.orfaniotis]

Hahahahaha i only Djokovic

[@ridwansheikh5287]

Just brilliant! Like many, I thought last year would be Nadal's peak form, and it would be so-so after that. The change of coaching is really getting the best out of him. Nadal should have done it sooner. If he had, maybe he would have won more Aus. Open titles than just the one. In the form of his life. Nadal's stamina and energy throughout the match were amazing against a 20-year-old. Wow! Everyone talks about Federer's fitness being at another level. Nadal doesn’t get mentioned that much as Federer is the media's favourite. In this blistering form, there are many slam wins in him. Great to see the oldies can still do it.

[@bloody_outlaw8000]

i was always a roger fan but im sick with this bias ..nadal is 4 years younger and only 3 maybe 2 grand slams behing federer ..nadal beats him most of the time and people act like there is no comparison and the goat has been already set....im rooting for nadal when RF retires i dont care ..he deserves it

[@soheiladam7510]

Media favorite?!! Do you live under a rock? He's the fans favorite because he's the best ever not because of the media you moron.

[@ridwansheikh5287]

@@bloody_outlaw8000 Sadly Federer is the media's favourite. Its all about image for the media. Pleasing to the eye nonsense. Both on court and in interviews of supposedly being 'articulate'. All rubbish.

[@ridwansheikh5287]

@PurelyAfrican Unfortuntaely when you're close to family as Nadal is, then its hard to let go. His power game means that to prolong his career, he definitely needs to do what Fed does. i'm glad Nadal is on the right track.

[@soheiladam7510]

@@ridwansheikh5287 again you moron, Federer is media favorite cause people and fans love him, the way he plays and the way he carry himself, he's the perfect ambassador tennis could've hoped for. This isn't like rap when can manufacture a crap rapper to be a star using the mainstream, don't confuse things you idiot.

[@tommasocagnoni8723]

Amazing rafa

[@JRoca79]

Rafa Nadal is in tennis like Eddy Merckx "The Cannibal" in cycling

[@nachoci6876]

Vamos Rafa!

[@EccentricWorld]

Damn Rafa... you playin' tennis or doing some bodybuilding show?.... lol

[@PavelBurmako]

Nadal was on monster mode!

[@jeremieyvars3235]

To be honest it felt like Tsitsipas was expecting a physical match and his strategy was to hit the ball harder than Nadal on every rally. On his end Nadal focused on playing good and win points in a few strokes. Congrats Rafa your were smarter in this match.

[@ningwulandari]

May be Tsitsipas is better considered as Baby Fed rather than Dimitrov

[@bobi15ify]

i really liked this match, it's so interesting when tennis players play so agressive

[@tomgraham6071]

Nadal's shirt was soaking wet after two points. Seriously, how much liquid does that guy have to drink to replace lost fluid? Tsitsipas just needs to beef up himself and his game. He's a handsome lad with a skinny ass and boney shoulders. He needs to be able to hit with more weight and power. He has great rapid arm speed and you see that on serve and some of his forehands, but just doesn't have the strength to hit keep the ball deep.

[@Onmysheet]

He needs to put some muscle on his legs too. They're like matchsticks.

[@davidzhang9522]

Nice point u made. Tsitsipas should push the ball deeper to pose threats to fast-moving players like Nadal.

[@nestortorio-padron7641]

His best match ever!

[@puzzlemagnet1957]

Nestor Torio-Padron In terms of hard-court GS, probably you are right, this one a must Watch performance for youngsters trying to become pros, everything Was done to perfection. But in terms of entertainment probably not, Who doesn't like a crazy comeback or a 5 set 5 hours match. To me his best match ever and it Will be in the history books, Will be Without doubt the Famous Wimbledon final against Fed.

[@DenisKudlik]

Do these guys ever peak? How is he still getting better? Scary. Hoping for a '12 final rematch... 7 years on and still dominating.

[@lucastone289]

Rafa in this form seems nearly unstoppable. Wow.

[@felixguti7427]

grande Nadal.

[@gabrielshaters4919]

Πώς φαίνεται η διαφορά εμπειρίας Τσιτσιπα ψηλά το κεφάλι είσαι ο επόμενος Ναδάλ

[@pant1371]

ιεροσυλια

[@lovesun8271]

Well done Nadal💪👍❤! You will will the final 💪!!

[@marcostrampel9849]

impressive tennis by Nadal!

[@yousefbhoyroo6960]

Class class G.O.A.T

[@baptistesaunier]

So good to see Nadal back on his feet. He is here to avenge dear Federer. Absolutely brilliant.

[@xagon2012]

WOW! That was otherworldly tennis from Nadal. He is keeping the magic from the greatest generation alive.

[@pmnn78]

Tennis of quality

[@MrPatrickbuit]

This is the match that made me pick Rafa as a favourite in the final that year. I know I was very wrong, but man what happened. Obviously Nole is a far better player than Tsitsipas but Rafa really wasn’t himself.

[@80destry]

He was. Novak's best is just better than Rafa's best. Especially at hard courts. Thats a fact. There were no injuries, nothing. Novak was and is better!

[@sergeysavalov747]

Rafa BRAVO!👏🎾🇺🇦

[@lucarondina3112]

RAFA 🔥🔥🔥

[@robbiepeterh]

It’s difficult to beat someone who is playing an entirely different game to you.

[@richy9344]

Rafa the King 👑

[@giacomosidran1926]

Nadal was incredible, unbelievable, unbeatable. He was simply the best. He was perfect

[@Sanjinator1]

1:38 Body moving backwards; shot penetration as piercing as any. This is demonstrative of the greatest forehand to grace the courts. Especially nowadays. As mentioned before, it used to be Fed but not no more. Rafa's running DTL, an established apex. In general, it's got the consistency, it's equipped with error extraction. It has ever-changing elevation and so chameleon-esque with it's various spin and speed rates. What's left? Oh yeah, just the jury remains on the inside out as there's some misers of Federer's opposing reality.

[@cabron4066]

How does he manage to hit the ball that hard is beyond me

[@gherbihicham8506]

Nadal's forehand was always amazing, and it is a level above Federer's, Federer's forehand in his prime on grass and HCs might have been an incredible force but it wasn't his only weapon, his overall game and especially his serve is what got him most of the grand slams, on the other hand with Nadal we can probably trace every grand slam title to his forehand as the main shot, this is why Nadal's forehand is incredible.

[@N17Gunner]

Nadal wipes his butt with the NextGen

[@gherbihicham8506]

Factually correct: Nadal vs A.Zverev 5-0 Nadal vs Khachanov 5-0 Nadal vs Tsistsipas 3-0 Nadal vs Chung 2-0 Nadal vs Alex De Minaur 2-0 Nadal vs Tiafoe 1-0 Nadal vs Kyle Edmund 1-0 Nadal vs Dimitrov: 11-1 Nadal vs Thiem 8-3 Nadal vs Pouille 2-1 Nadal vs Kyrgios 3-2 Nadal vs Shapovalov 1-1 Nadal vs Coric 2-2

[@Weird.Dreams]

@@gherbihicham8506 Nadal only looks good in a weak era. :)

[@d.k.2594]

@@gherbihicham8506 Dimitrov is going to be 28 this year mate :D right-handers and 1HBH especially, like Tsitsipas and Dimitrov, have a difficult time against him by default.

[@gherbihicham8506]

@@d.k.2594 "by default" lol, Like had nothing to do with it at all.

[@d.k.2594]

@@gherbihicham8506 hahaha sure mate, looks like you know tennis

[@consti1873]

7:30 he knows it's his best shot so he gave himself a running forehand on this return :D

[@user-el1hs4tp5y]

Rafa was fantastic on this AO 19

[@ajcnth]

monster!

[@vamosdaniel22]

Djoko studied nadals play and outplayed him in this years final. But rafas tennis was so amazing to watch

[@domagojhrgovic7419]

That was the most agressive Nadal I've seen. It was too easy for him until the final and he wasn't ready mentally for a difficult match. But this is how he needs to play now in this final stage of his career. Quick and agressive with more risk. He needs to stick to it win or lose.

[@kritelin]

Young Tsitsipas, much to learn you still have..

[@tobyrumi8652]

McEnroe: Change of the Guards right?!

[@agradina]

talk more mcenroe now.

[@goumasnick5020]

+Nadal is 32 years old, and Tsitsipas only 20. There is no comparison now, but after some years Tsitsipas will have more chances !

[@kostis1113]

...the one has experience of 1000+ matches and how many major semifinals...the other has less than 100 matches,12 years younger..and first major semifinal...what are you compering my dudes?

[@tobyrumi8652]

@@kostis1113 Exactly. God vs. man. No change of the guards.

[@kostis1113]

@@tobyrumi8652 that's not the point...the point is that he has everything to be a guard changer.. McEnroe even regretted saying it cause it is too early...but the Greek has a bright future

[@mikkokarkkainen2807]

Nadal will be the champion. Mark my words.

[@v.orfaniotis]

True...

[@STyLfootbaLLerDeki]

champion of winning plates hahahahahaha

[@dinoismyname]

Τoday was a little bit different!!!

[@jessyjohaug7392]

2 years later in QF, Tsitsipas was about to be destroyed in the same proportions. Even won 1 less game than in 2019. But then, he came back from 0-2 and won in 5. All of Nadal/Tsitsipas matchs were epic after that. Nadal beat him twice in the WTF in 3 sets. Saved match points in Barcelona Final. And Tsitsipas beat him twice. OA 2019 was the first and only one-sided match between them.

[@pauljohnson6019]

I'd like to see them play again in 2020- the old man will have a totally different match, and will be blasted all over the court, until his bones and muscles wear down, and he gets a total beatdown, a year makes a difference, a fresher, stronger and more consistent Tsitsipas will never lose like this again now he's just won atp world tour finals at London.

[@sukranvaran9781]

The best Nadal

[@waynepinnock5626]

Nasal is superfit and makes few unforced errors, but I think the human wall Djokovic with his superior balance and equal stamina will nullify the Spanish bull.

[@barcelonanovosti1]

I would personally WIN Rafa In PS4

[@LinusFeynstein]

This match reminds me somehow of the match „Federer vs Del Potro, Melbourne 2009“, 10 year’s ago. Federer and Nadal both played against a young gun, hard hitters and great talents. Both Federer and Nadal totally destroyed their opponents. And lost the following final...

[@alephnull4044]

Absolute vintage Nadal in vintage attire.

[@ciupenhauer]

I mean Nadal literally pissed on everyone on his way to the final and you would think with such a streak he would have a chance. that final was very hard to understand. Still congrats to Nole, he did everything right

[@pauljohnson6019]

You must understand everything is relative in tennis, person x's best game could be different to person's y best game- up to infinity in the Universe and Galaxy.

[@merlinbenko]

Great tactical display by Nadal, Tsitsipas showed a lot of inexperience - too many sliced backhands, running round his forehand and not finishing off points. Also Tsitsipas opening up the angles too early in points suits Nadal. You can't beat him like that even when he's out of form - you need to hit flatter, harder backhand and also time much better when you come to the net. I suppose playing Nadal is a specific learning experience so Tistsipas should learn from that, he's great to watch. But on Sunday Djokovic to win, he is so tactically astute and knows how to beat Nadal on a hard court.

[@merlinbenko]

Ha good joke. I hope it's a classic on Sunday - I'm not a Djoko supporter, he just gets everything back remember - Nadal loves it when his opponents Tsitsipas go for winners and big shots, opening up the court. Djoko just rallies you out - there'll be a couple of close tiebreaks and he'll win 3-1 @Jimmy Johnson

[@matteo964]

@@merlinbenko good joke from you. No way nole would win 3-1

[@merlinbenko]

Sorry, I got this one wrong!@@matteo964

[@matteo964]

@@merlinbenko nadal played horrible. It he played like this match he would certainly take it to the fifth set and probably would win

[@d.k.2594]

@@matteo964 that is the same excuse people can make for Tsitsipas apart from the obvious lack of experience. It is the opponent that makes you play bad , both Tsitsipas and Nadal said so in their press conf. In this game, Nadal set the pace and the opponent couldn't follow, in the final it was Nole simple as that.

[@cyberdimitra1]

Τsitsipas is like an ancient Greek statue of God Hermes.

[@uapx4826]

Not biased video

[@batend2693]

I mean, despite Rafa's phenomenal game, his girlfriend was still the biggest GEM 💎 of the match.

[@rayneoftera]

On this performance alone, Novak has his work cut out for him. Next to his performance in the FO 2017, this is one of Rafa's most impressive performances in recent times.

[@starcrew5683]

Yeah LMAOOO Djokovic surclassed Nadal totally. No contest.

[@user-pk4te1th2n]

Достойно)))

[@boxerseed]

Tsitsipas said after the match he would like to know how Federer has been beating Nadal in the past, given that his own game is similar to Federers one. But you don't have to be an expert to see that his BH shots are far too short. That's probably one of the reasons why Nadal had no problems going for his winners.

[@ex-yukaraoke.v.246]

Nadal winning the whole thing, what do you think :)

[@Dark_Voice]

@Next Ethan Hunt- Mission Impossible I wouldnt say he raised anything. Just his opponent played terribly bad and allowed him to do everything he wanted.

[@ex-yukaraoke.v.246]

well, we just saw djoker in terminator mode. :D

[@d.k.2594]

@Jimmy Johnson Someone can make the same point about Tsitsipas haha... you can't have double standards

[@aviraljanveja5155]

Woah !

[@hellas6854]

Djokovic 😏🇬🇷🇷🇸

[@MalphasMikaelson]

Tsitsipas had no pressure in the rallies. And yes Nadal is playing absolutely amazing Tennis. But if Tsitsipas starts the rally with slow shots, Nadal is gonna absolutely demolish you.

[@joshheinink]

It's basically watching 2017final weaker fed

[@heracles89]

Damn this Nadal would whoop anyone!

[@starcrew5683]

Look the match after this. LOL

[@pauljohnson6019]

Wow, that didn't age well, you obviously don't understand the meaning of relative in tennis terms.

[@ognjenradivojevic3758]

animal im worried..ajde Nole

[@alephnull4044]

4:09 Rafa's signature banana shot

[@heiskari]

Shame he couldn’t perform at this level on the final. Djoko didn’t let him.

[@ValentinG23]

2 years later in quarter finals Tsitsipas would get sweet revenge by beating Nadal from 2-0!!!!

[@nachocastro7]

Those legs man

[@chunks23]

You've gotta say having 2 forehands is completely unfair,I think he should start every game 0-15 down just to even it up

[@decan287]

Cicipas TROPA CARO !!!!!

[@MrPatrickbuit]

I can’t be the only one who feels satisfied when the big 3 put any next gen in their place. Aside from Thiem, that is.

[@user-ox8kl3wm5b]

Надаль просто машина

[@Victrola66]

Nasal needs to win this, for Roger 😂

[@martinandersson2478]

No one can beat him this year.

[@Max-yp1iw]

Mia Jaksic ...

[@Max-yp1iw]

Annika Andersson if he’s not getting injured

[@TheInevitableOutcome]

Djokovic just did it in a relentless way.

[@emitcful]

This is the Rafa all over again. Committed and resolute, characteristics that Federer experiences only remotely. Federer showed total lack of tact in his game against Tsitsipas. No surprise he was beaten. Were Nadal in this mindset in his AO against Federer he would have severely humbled Fed.

[@soheiladam7510]

You know that there is something called matchup in tennis, Stef playing someone like Fed who he modled his game on and admire and know very well your whole career so you play your best to beat and playing Nadal a lefty with more topspin, a different game, still 2 at the world, is not the same thing.

[@dzavid6077]

Tsitsipas is really lucky that he won atleast 5-6 games in those 3 sets.

[@asteriskapellas5344]

With the same logic,Nadal is lucky he won the second set

[@legionandglory]

@@asteriskapellas5344 nadal is really lucky yeah. he destroyed him mate. not a good match this one

[@Luis33371]

Why not this Rafa in the final...

[@whitedeath2646]

I want to ask smth cause i did t see the match , who won ?

[@bartholomewlyons]

And it all started so very well for Tsitsipas at the first serve and volley))) ahahaaaaa

[@impaler8373]

τον καταστρεψε ο Nadal

[@drstew1]

Nadal I fear will not have this in the final