Extended Highlights: Federer v Kyrgios Classic | Miami Open 2017

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[@tmizzle07]

Wife and I were at this match - I've never heard a sound quite like when Kyrgios would boom his 1st serve. Absolute thunderbolt.

[@airkuna]

DON'T LIE

[@camilosapag8197]

@@airkuna why would you think is a lie? People go go watch tennis you know...

[@camilosapag8197]

@@airkuna I'm not talking, "idiot".

[@luckyskin09]

@@airkuna geez you are one fucking idiot

[@airkuna]

@@luckyskin09 your mother

[@NickLadushkinFoxmillet]

10:16 I can’t even imagine standing in the way of a ball that goes towards you THAT fast, let alone manage to hit a winner by the net. Magic

[@shaggyalonso]

I remember thinking Fed was Jedi-like with that.

[@himanshuverma7498]

Maestro always produce these types of magic 😎

[@raghavendragabbita2718]

yeah, absolutely brilliant! have Novak at the net for the very same ball...he'd make an absolute mess of it->take it on body->and cry foul that the opponent has targeted his body :P

[@dakbabu]

​@@raghavendragabbita2718 was it necessary to badmouth other players to glorify your maestro. No wonder, Karma is serving you guys dearly.

[@raghavendragabbita2718]

@@dakbabu that's 'memory' boss...when u see brilliance, memory would also bring up the mortality, which after all is why u 'recognize' brilliance for what it is!

[@jrdatz]

10:31 i normally don't like watching Kyrgios because of his attitude, but cursing the crowd out about someone calling out on his shot, even though it wasn't, is totally accepted in my book. stuff like that is important to the player as officials have the final say so they listen to them intently. it's like someone bringing a whistle to an NBA game

[@DrommeMusicChannel]

Totally agree on this

[@professor3095]

Should be replay the point

[@sunritroykarmakar4406]

happened to federer in first set

[@catedoge3206]

i support this comment

[@plasmaastronaut]

i'd agree its unfair that the crowd makes line calls during a rally. but then Kyrgious is such a nasty fuck he deserves it

[@123abcdef3]

One of the few times Krygios is actually taking a game seriously. When he does, he is lethal.

[@justdev8965]

That he is.

[@unowen7591]

For some reason he always plays top form when playing Fed or Djokovic. Everyone else he just tanks

[@Nixonbutcher]

He is lethal and still lost...

[@bullymaquire8797]

@@Nixonbutcherhe doesn’t train like Federer does

[@Nixonbutcher]

@bullymaquire8797 Are you serious? Useless comment... everyone know that mon ami

[@ayanmukherjee2946]

2 years on.....yet to find a match with this quality. The volley by Roger against that thunderous forehand rattled Nick towards the end. Brilliant contest!

[@henry3397]

Ayan Mukherjee he just stood there in awe/disgust. I had to laugh a bit lol

[@sidusername]

to be honest, it was hit right to him so all you needed was some quick reaction

[@chanjiewan6823]

@@sidusername all you needed was quick reaction.?.. dude most of the ATP would not get it

[@vsaminat]

Was half expecting Federer's racket to break

[@nicholasgodfrey8203]

@@sidusername that forehand was hit at like 110 mph… that close to the net 95 percent of players would get the racquet knocked out of their hand assuming they saw the ball at all

[@mahan1336]

Am I the only one that strongly sympathised with Kyrgios this match? He did so good for a young lad and it should be acknowledged. Shocking crowd

[@RogerBiwandu]

Marshall G I think that tennis crowd around the world will give hard time to Kyrgios's dick head, all his fault if you ask me.

[@davidepastore765]

young lad with a bad attitude and no respect for anyone, let alone the GOAT

[@rhysleonard8470]

Davide Pastore TBH I think federer's the only player he has respect for

[@presidentfranklin5888]

@@RogerBiwandu Oh so calling "out" from the crowd is fair game if it's against Kygrios is it? Even if he is a dick head that is no excuse for someone from the crowd being one.

[@adlor3653]

@@presidentfranklin5888 It happened to Federer as well. But that doesn't make it fair game either.

[@shabbirw]

10:09, Nick was so shocked because hardly anyone in the past has been able to return that forehand. And Roger just coolly volleys like it's nothing.

[@MrRovoLova]

because it was straight at him. nothing great

[@shabbirw]

@@MrRovoLova Sure Mr. Fearless

[@sakshamteji6115]

Sure Mr Shabbir😂 lmao Federer fans

[@Ved_Desai]

@@sakshamteji6115 u think u can do better than Roger Federer🤦🏻‍♂️ the day u beat Roger, u can make comments about his tennis. Moron.

[@KH-ks7si]

@@MrRovoLova bruh it looks fast on tv in real life it is like lightning that was looking as fast a frickin 110+ mph serve

[@xfreference5055]

10:36 "Shut the f** up" honestly that's totally understandable. I would be pissed too

[@sdianacj]

Two of the most talented players on the planet, brilliant match. And Nick always behaves himself when he plays Fed because he has so much respect for him; the opposite of his dislike of Rafa.

[@PB78341]

Shame the crowd ruined the match.

[@t-bone7988]

and a victory for nick. Period. Homeboy got robbed by the crowd@@PB78341

[@dorryoku919]

The fact that kyrgios can go toe-to-toe with 2017 federer speaks volumes. Nuff said

[@AdhiNarayananYR]

Wish he can convert that potential into grandslams

[@Nick-wl4qr]

Too bad he's a lil bitch and loses to fed every time

[@dorryoku919]

@@Nick-wl4qr he's perfect against novak tho who owns roger in all GS

[@Nick-wl4qr]

dor ryoku The transitive property doesnt apply to sports

[@dorryoku919]

@@Nick-wl4qr not always

[@danishmd96]

This was voted as ATP Match of the Year that year, and rightly so... Kyrgios so unlucky with the crowd at the end, and then we question his attitude towards the fans as well :-|

[@14DANESSJ]

Damn, that's a tough pick between this and the Aus open semifinal

[@danishmd96]

I believe Nadal vs Dimitrov did win Grand Slam match of the year, or was atleast top 3

[@srkucrickk]

Nadal-Dimitrov Australian Open 2017 (5 hours and 5 sets) was better in my subjective opinion.

[@LeMasterTrollious]

why was this voted match of the year? that was just a classic servefest where like 80% of the points ended after 3 shots. the only good thing about it was its closeness, but the tennis itself was as dull as it gets for the most part

[@petert.c6254]

@@LeMasterTrollious not really, actually it was a great match and both players played their best tennis, and federer that march of 2017 was playing probably the best tennis of his life, or it was really close to that. you need to also take into account that zverev ended as number 3 that year, so the top players werent playing that well except nadal or federer so there werent many great matches. the only thing i didnt like was that the crowd was completely disrespectful the entire match with nick.

[@MrPatrickbuit]

One of the most intense matches I ever watched live. The crowd was absolutely insane. Disrespectful? Totally. However, the energy was electrifying.

[@t-bone7988]

they fucked Kyrgios and you wonder why why moans so much.

[@marcinzagol6818]

Audience was like football match

[@irfangoksu2919]

​@@marcinzagol6818 it sure was

[@dhoniupsc5462]

6:36 😂 Kyrgios: I can play fake Federer: Not against your professor

[@GavinDavidson]

One of the best matches ever.

[@LoLlip000p]

What a backhand Federer had in 2017...

[@dfsfklsj]

Yeah it's strange how it's more of a weakness for him now. Nowadays he's often just pushing the ball back with his backhand with no intentions of constructing a point with it.

[@JiraiyaSama86]

dfsfklsj several factors come into play. He was much more fresh due to the long break, and there were less expectations which allowed him to play more freely. It was similar to how Nadal was crushing FH DTL in 2013. After that it is back to regular expectations and grind. That and players may have adjusted more to his game where now he needs to adjust. Even Federer isn’t going to just recklessly go aggressive with that shot unless he feels confident enough to pull it off. The backhand will always be the first shot in his arsenal expected to break. He can play great with it one season and then not so much the next. But his forehand and serve will remain the reliable weapons that they are.

[@rohitnaik1191]

@@JiraiyaSama86 well said

[@dfsfklsj]

@@JiraiyaSama86 Good points. I will say that Fed not being aggressive on his backhand shots isn't necessarily gonna open up better shots on his forehand side. When he doesn't get enough power/depth/angle on his backhand it gives his opponent the opportunity to attack. Exhibit A his recent match against Thiem. I think he still needs to be more aggressive with his backhand, just not reckless.

[@ridgero]

I think he found it again in Miami 2019

[@warrenlwolfe]

what kind of audience audibly calls a shot "out"... that's so wack

[@dimipats258]

warrenwolfe the whole crowd wanted him to lose. Pathetic fans hating on a great player

[@hilifeboizz7290]

a fucking stupid one

[@rngsus4002]

@@dimipats258 true that

[@byrne8509]

@@dimipats258 ikr, truly awful people

[@jaydenkim20]

Americans

[@OlavDenDeilige]

That was intense. The level of Federer's returns were insanely good.

[@minatzuga5573]

Crowd was absolute trash that match.

[@Beechaii2]

you havent seen a french open match, madrid match or australian open match have you?

[@minatzuga5573]

​@@Beechaii2 lol, so your view is it wasn't trash? Did you actually watch it? If you did, you really gonna say it wasn't trash? Constant jeering and applause for Kyrgios's unforced errors. Shouting 'out!' in the middle of play? Yeah, French Open had shitty crowds as well. Australian Open, on average? You're kidding right? If you said US Open crowd during Serena's meltdown last year or Michael Chang v McEnroe in 1991, that would've made more sense. This match really had a extremely trashy, toxic crowd.

[@Beechaii2]

@@minatzuga5573 Of course I watched it. I didn't say it wasnt trash but its not as bad as I've seen before. Watch Kokkinakis vs Gulbis in the 2015 AO first round for example. It was exactly like this match like you described it but even more thunderous support for the local boy. Listen to the massive roars of YEAHH to Gulbis' unforced errors in the 5th set. Listen to the intimidating slapping of the ad boards from people on the front row. That was a tiny outside court compared to Miami's centre court. imagine if it was a main grandstand with over 5k extra people. I've never been to a more enthralling experience. poor Gulbis.

[@minatzuga5573]

@@Beechaii2 Ah, didn't tune in for that one. What's up with that second and third set score? 6-0, 1-6.

[@Beechaii2]

@@minatzuga5573 Wasnt there for those sets. only managed to grab a sit at the 4th set. but you could tell the crowd had been rowdy for a while. the 5th set was intense. This Miami match crowd is a baby compared to that match. you can find some clips on KZbin.

[@shaggyalonso]

Highest level ATP tour match of 2017 here I reckon.

[@srkucrickk]

Nope. Nadal-Dimitrov Australian Open 2017, Federer-Nadal Australian Open 2017 and Del Potro-Federer US Open 2017 were all better matches.

[@shaggyalonso]

@@srkucrickk Well I meant ATP tour excluding the slams, though I definitely would question DelPo Fed US Open and anything with Dimitrov in it basically. EDIT, in fact I disagree with all of that, even Fedal Aus - that match was epic but it had lulls in quality. This one above was just lights out start to finish, albeit was only ever going to be 3 sets at the most granted. But it's the one match I can think of where both players produced their best tennis, which just so happened to be some of the most unplayable on the tour, almost non stop for 2.5 hours or whatever it was.

[@dr.dragan19]

@@srkucrickk to be fair, Shaggy said "I reckon" and you reply with just "Nope" as if there's objective truth in one's favourite tennis match. Ok thanks mate, it's a subjective topic.

[@koushiksaha2810]

@@srkucrickk Slams are not ATP matches, they are hosted by ITF.

[@srkucrickk]

@@koushiksaha2810 You are right.

[@yusufluhar5881]

One of the best 3 set matches I have ever seen. Federer v Kyrgios always has amazing shotmaking and effortless tennis on show.

[@732mojo]

out of my 20 years watching tennis... this is one of the matches i love to come back and watch again and again.. so much to learn as a player and delightful as an audience.. i became a fan of Nick after watching this few years ago.. the shot of Nick between and legs and the volley of federer from Nick's ripper are legendary.. what a match.. what a match..

[@marcc5353]

Same...i think also because both players are pretty aggressive and take risks

[@serveoutwide]

This match stands as a staple regarding how you SHOULDN’T become a Nick fan. Such a sore loser and just a tragic person on court

[@elmoblatch9787]

This was the match of the year...astonishing quality and talent. Those are two tennis deities right there, and it shows how good Nick is when he just tries.

[@danguee1]

I like Nick and he's clearly immensely talented. But you can't be called a deity if you haven't even won a 1000 let alone a GS. But it seems anyone can be called a hero/inspirational/star these days - so maybe deity is just in that bracket of fanboy hyperbole.....

[@ClareAmel]

@@danguee1 He obviously played like a deity here.

[@monstermagnet3150]

@@ClareAmel His backhan is still quite bad, compared than what he produced this year so definitely think he did not

[@madamadajoe8244]

10:15 most casual volley by Federer on the hardest forehand ever struck

[@ianrodd9232]

I'm a Federer fan and every one of these videos I watch confirms my sentiments. The guy is magic. And , like others who've said the same here, I don't care if Rafa or Novak beat his record. He'll still be the greatest tennis player ever.

[@mikeysexton1166]

No one tops this man when he's playing at his peak

[@annewalden3795]

@ianrodd9232 I agree with you .Roger was magic .

[@Tronny]

this is literally my 7th time watching this and i watched it live, such a perfect match, as a kygrios and federer fan the outcome didnt bother me, only thing that annoyed me was the ending with that stupid crowd call, then that dumb double fault, great match nonetheless

[@shaanmajeed2489]

Ya i totally agree great summary. I also watched it live truly one of in not the greatest matches in tennis history at a non grand slam tournament, it really shows something that kyrgios can go head to head with 2017 fed. I think that the call from the crowd affected kyrgios mentally and instead of smashing a raquet he took his anger out on the serve and tried to hit a 130mph 2nd serve. If kyrgios had the mentality of djokovic to bring his best level at grand slams he could hold the title of grand slams. Now his attitude is definitely better but he doesnt take tennis as seriously. Very sad to know kyrgios is just playing for fun now couldve been a great player.

[@fcomisetti]

@@shaanmajeed2489 And for Federer now ? 😁😁

[@daviddadon8114]

That was the only problem, the crowd bias was such an annoyance on this match

[@kuls43]

I never like US tennis audience especially when they boo eastern countries players like Djoker and Medvedev. But Nick deserves every piece of this shit, because all he does is shit. You want to be a bad boy of tennis, you should be ready to handle the heat.

[@invictuz4803]

@@shaanmajeed2489 Definitely a possible grand slam winner if he can find inner peace and figure out whatever it is that gets him so emotional. So many people bash him and it's sad for people to pass judgement so easily without even knowing the guy. But it's so easy to see as a tennis fan that he's got incredible talent, really entertaining to watch and is great for the sport. I mean who else does trick shots against the GOAT himself?

[@superjarri]

10:14 That was absolutely crazy from Federer, it's almost a superhero thing

[@chiefscheider]

Sometimes I come back to this video just for that point, and Kyrgios' dumbfounded look right after 😄

[@MarezInfinit]

Devolvió un misil, con una simpleza extraordinaria, la fuerza en su antebrazo para bloquear eso, es Brutal!

[@Godwithinagod]

Federer is the most graceful player ever His style is unique Best one handed backhand in the game Period !

[@melaniefowler8841]

Agree!! I miss him

[@lydiabenitez1195]

Yes abdolutely indeed

[@joshlynch6]

Still the best three set match I’ve ever seen, the quality of Tennis from both men was unbelievable.

[@throwinfitz1144]

Best match I've ever seen. Even the commentators mentioned it's rare to see something like this and privileged to be a part of it. That is tennis at the highest level on earth.

[@MickTheSmith]

Incredible ground strokes from both players. Absolutely top class.

[@debabrata171]

One of the best atp1000 matches ever...each and every moment was thrilling and jaw dropping

[@hazarkara1763]

One of the best matches ever!!! That was crazy.... I watch this full match 3 times!!! Crowd was insane that day, that was like football match, not tennis... omg, thaaat was hell of a battle!!!! Trust me, who didn’t see this full match, you need to watch it... both players were 🔥

[@benpugh124]

This was the greatest non-major match I've ever seen. And that prime Kyrgios playing his best couldn't beat 35 1/2 year old Federer shows Federer is the GOAT.

[@warriorsilver2442]

Lol prime Kygrios didn't even beat 35 year old Rafa either

[@Kedbuka]

I come back to these highlights every so often. Kyrgios gave him all he could handle; but Roger was just so clutch. Epic match. Tremendous athletes

[@Pablo-xj3fr]

The volley of roger at 10:13 in that moment 3-4... crazy

[@tjg801]

Watched this at least 10 times. One of my favorite matches.

[@ThaKid14]

One of the greatest 3 set matches ever. Brilliance

[@thebilalmustafa]

Pure quality tennis and one of the most competitive matches ever played

[@Edwdcho]

Sunshine double of 2017 was the best season of Federer. I remember his strong but graceful shot. It was so awesome but beautiful.

[@davidmarcanosalcedo6158]

He had a good fall too.

[@123abcdef3]

2017 Federer was truly special! This one of one of the great ATP matches. He was playing against a young (he's still young), fired up Krygios!

[@JifeLacket]

The utter hopelessness and disbelief on Kyrgios' face is priceless when Federer returns well placed and hard hit shots with ease. Such a legend.

[@Server16116]

5:16 Kyrgios contemplating the meaning of his life 😂

[@rahulsrinivas3224]

Federer's backhand in 2017 💓💓

[@blistering2900]

It was the best 3 set match of that decade in terms of shot making

[@humanentity2214]

This was a great match, one of my favorites of the last decade. High intensity with a locked in Kyrgios.

[@sehyeon3806]

6:22 that look from Kyrgios lol

[@vineethgvs44]

prime Kyrgios vs prime Roger The shot from kyrgios at 6:51 absolutely gave me goosebumps. What a shot !!

[@TortTf2]

The shot is insane, but Kyrgios' scream/grunt that goes with it is what makes it even more epic

[@jorisw.6233]

Wouldn’t say it’s prime Federer

[@stylianosl2368]

Prime federer was in 2004-2009

[@diegosotomiranda4107]

@@jorisw.6233 i mean the first quarter of Federer 2017 was prime+ Federer, even in His dominant years he didnt wiped the tour in that couple of weeks like he did in Australia, indian wells and miami 2017, he couldnt do that even in His prime years, It shows how amazing was His return, ofc this level would drop like It happened, but for those weeks was basically Federer posseaed by His prime self with the knowledge of the" old" fed

[@bugwandis]

@@jorisw.6233 Agreed, this was good, but Prime Federer was something else.

[@lgrfmasters]

One of the most enjoyable matches i've seen.

[@2ndAveScents]

I love these low camera angles so much, it's so much more immersive and entertaining. Feels like you're there, you can really see their style, the way they set up and swing, and the motion and speed of the ball. I wish every match had these views.

[@jeremyalan8917]

I watched this entire match live sweating through the whole thing. So intense. Roger is the King.

[@redditman9267]

The best match of the year

[@kas.razi_]

wtf is this crowd, so biased and loud. I feel bad for both players, mostly Kyrgios though.

[@kulio1214]

NO NO NO YOU CAN'T JUST LIKE ONE PLAYER AND NOT THE OTHER! YOU AREN'T ALLOWED TO CHEER WHEN THE POINT IS OVER NONONONONO!

[@rishinatarajan2887]

@@kulio1214 Dude, fans were literally calling the ball out in the middle of the damn point.

[@youtubedick-tators1991]

Why feel bad for Federer when he has home court advantage basically his entire career especially this match?

[@sdborn8667]

Finally normal length highlights!! Thank you tennis tv!

[@MEZOMEZO2011]

They are the reason you know. They take down everything

[@michelesorrenti9234]

These two players make the most spectacular match, so beautiful tennis.

[@ertugrulkorpinar51]

Best 3 set match in history

[@thomasbrunkle8389]

Most dramatic I would say

[@agustinlaurenzi360]

Del potro vs federer olympics sf 2012

[@agustinlaurenzi360]

And rafa vs novak madrid 2009. Those 2 were better

[@ciprianghenghea7779]

Nadal vs Djokovic madrid 2009 semifinal it was better Ertie.

[@user-kf7bo6sv9f]

It depends what you call the Best match: nadal-djokovic madrid 2009 was great in terms of phisicality and brutal hitting from the baseline. This one was outstanding in terms of drama and super offensive tennis. Surely, on of the Best in history in my opinion🙂

[@76trombones419]

Match of the year, decade. Atmosphere was electrifying. Intoxicating and enthralling.

[@yusufalam8639]

Surely not the match of the decade.... The match of the decade was 2019 Wimbledon finals

[@t-bone7988]

when Federer chocked righttt@@yusufalam8639

[@naamamarkishorekumar822]

Good bye Roger. Thank you for giving us the good times and the bad times. You are the best I’ve seen and you showed my son and I how tennis should be played, with style and elegance. Through the Borg, McEnroe, Connors, Lendl, Sampras, and Agassi days, I’ve seen it all. You are the GOAT by far

[@annewalden3795]

Very well said.

[@brandonchiew3530]

12 mins is a crime for highlights of this quality match up. 20-30 mins is about right, both Federer and Kyrgios played an entertaining match from start to finish. Winners galore from both, probably the best non-grand slam three setter to date!

[@reactions4u438]

Understand kyrgios frustration at the end. Fed hit some miraculous returns on big points for kyrgios, and the crowd wasn't exactly great.

[@akhileshk5760]

I wanted the highlights of this match so bad..... Thank you TENNIS TV!!!!

[@sevastechatzifotiou9309]

11:18 he is like winning his first match

[@sahilagrawal4255]

Kyrgios was actually serious... he has got some serious potential

[@alfiotommasozacco7323]

This one was fantastic, a match to remember

[@tjg801]

I’ve watched these highlights at least 15 times.

[@jong2180]

Absolutely succulent performance by the maestro... pure class!

[@changliangtheboy]

10:17 incredible

[@Bock75]

The two most talented tennis players

[@jokelot5221]

🤣 Yea sure.

[@76trombones419]

Intoxicating, exhilarating and pulsating. What a match. Match of the year and decade

[@smoulito]

One of the best ATP Master 1000 game ever! Federer against Kyrgios, a delight to watch.

[@supergene256]

Kyrgios is SO good!! Top 5 caliber shots. And killer serve. I really hope he gets the help he needs for his mental game to improve. A little more fitness too.

[@justdev8965]

Unfortunately he's just hit another low, losing a game by code violation against Sinner and losing the match, in Miami Open 2022

[@deepulse9752]

What a disrespectful crowd. tshhh, get out of here

[@notarealname7737]

Kyrgios hits a perfect volley, 'no it's wide lol', the line judges absolutely criminal in this game

[@Molybdaenmornell]

What moment are you talking about? There were several he put just wide.

[@FarioMentos]

The Most Amazing Points, Suspense, Players

[@GeorgeMcCauley]

That celebration at the end with his arms out and crowd going wild - goosebumps! 😀

[@rogefedwon]

One of my favourite ever Federer matches

[@kishore2987]

This is the ATP Match of the Year! Absolutely It is.. What a Match 🤩

[@rishinatarajan2887]

Best match of 2017

[@lautaromiranda2981]

Thanks, this is probably the best match of Miami Open

[@zokkostenniszone3282]

Wow, blast from the past and only 4 years ago. The big 3 at their brilliant best inspire and lift everyone to be their best even the likes of Kyrgios ... how far he has fallen.

[@atharvathatte9335]

One of the best ATP matches!

[@tomnguyen1015]

The best match of 2017, hand down!!!

[@Free_bird30]

I have watched this match more than 20 times... I still feel it as fresh .. what an amazing tennis it was. Dont show fed tricks to fed itself ... :)

[@consistentthoughts826]

When two players are in scary form this is how match goes

[@prashanthm6477]

That volley by Federer from Nick's bullet shot... Mann.. I cannot describe in words.. if you were to hit that shot.. you surely know you are gonna hurt ur opponent or force error.. Nick never saw something like that in his career I assume it as... I watch this match whenever I want to watch good tennis.. it's a mental battle of two extremely gifted players.. god bless both..

[@JahanVijeh]

I will never ever get tired of watching this. Simply unreal.

[@kishore2987]

Every time we see Roger finish a Match with service winner... 2019 Wimbledon final comes to Mind. Why.. Why Roger didn't finish it that way at Match Point 40-15...?😭

[@venky.99]

Kishore Babu Most disappointing day in federer’s career where Novak was miles away from victory and all of a sudden from no where he cracked Fed’s serve and later is...history !

[@ismetcehic5581]

Because he is Novaks bitch and he was lucky and this disrespectful crowd helped him win

[@anastasovmusic]

Incredible match! Roger outplayed Novak for the most part, but Djokovic had it when it mattered most!

[@diegosotomiranda4107]

@Lakshay Shounak How many times novak has to make you fanboys cru until you realize its not luck? Or its just coping at this point?

[@monstermagnet3150]

@@diegosotomiranda4107 Nole's incredible mental and service return won him the match but Fed is possibly the best server in the history of tennis, and with 2 match point on grass, it was all on him to win. Sadly for him he chocked

[@Karollenart]

I think the crowd was bad partially because this match was so emotional. I am not surprised that could not stay calm :) One of the best matches I have ever seen.

[@chinmayshetye3]

Love to see kyrgios's games, an emotional rollercoaster

[@paulojs4400]

One of the most epic matches ever...

[@andrewlubbers3198]

Mohammed Layani must have had the time of his life watching this match

[@masters.1000]

Excellent. More highlights please, at least upload the final against Nadal (you keep bringing down every video about it in KZbin).

[@ajayupadhyay5117]

What an epic match from legend ...

[@jihadijohn9408]

I always come back to watch this.

[@saranshsharma4005]

What a match, kyrgios is the best entertainer in tennis modern era.

[@TheRafaelBond]

Kyrgios' choke when serving for the first set made the difference here, as it does in pretty much all their encounters

[@thomasbrunkle8389]

Well he did something even worse in the 3 matches he lost to Nadal, he TANKED, in the other matches he just blew him off the court.

[@thomasbrunkle8389]

Rafael Mertin Don't worry It was intentionally a stupid reply to an even more stupid comment. Federer had set and match points here way before Kyrgios could choke, and the US open match was just a beatdown and Kyrgios didn't have himself in a position where he could get nervy. Madrid and Beijing 2017 against were classic tanking from Kyrgios, just giving up on every ball and volleying on every serve to lose as fast as possible. Now wipe your tears.

[@thomasbrunkle8389]

And this probably wasn't even a choke lol, the crowd just flared him up and he went like fuck it no more playing.

[@TheRafaelBond]

@@thomasbrunkle8389 you big dumb bro, big dumb

[@chintanparmar2693]

And that's the story of pretty much all the Fedal matches, no? IDIOT.

[@alexanderrobertson5387]

This match was a unique intersection in tennis history. glad it happened, glad it was a good one

[@stewartboyd3128]

Watched it live. Best match ive ever seen.

[@sasicmirko]

One od the matches where I was in awe what Federer dan do ! Majestic!

[@sasicmirko]

One of the matches where I was in awe what Federer can do !

[@vyacheslavlytvynenko7189]

Think at the handshake Fed was like: “not bad, kid”

[@ritwiksathe3786]

Nah Fed was probably disappointed that Kyrgios smashed his racket as he was coming to the net to shake his hand

[@mocskoskukorica]

best rallies ever when Kyrgios plays against Federer, I miss so much these two from the court

[@akgo2684]

One of the best high quality matches in a while