Federer - Berdych (AO 2017) | RF Best Full Matches

Australian Open 2017, third round. Suddenly, Federer back on top of his game after the injury.
At 35 years of age, the unbelievable comeback of the Swiss Maestro.

[@Carol_Thompson]

THIS is the match you show to people who've never seen Federer play. 👌

[@dusanstanisic3449]

The scary part is that berdych was playing great tennis. Roger just raised his level to heights that he rarely repeated since. It was just incredible really.

[@jeffreylara3835]

You see the match against Nadal two months later in Indian Wells

[@Steakwuby]

20 Jan 5 years a go, back to watch one of the best matches of Roger for last few years!! still remember how happy I am that day. I really thought he may win the whole tournament :)

[@gaverano]

the most one sided match of the entire campaign.. it was like against Rafa in '17 Indian Wells.. thanks for sharing

[@karljohnston1936]

Yeap that match against rafa was a beatdown and a half

[@titisweety9756]

Roger I really miss you guy...

[@user-fs3wz8hw9k]

I’m a Federer fan but I think Berdych is such an impressive player. Definitely has a phenomenal talent and can compete with some of the greatest to ever play the sport. Rodger is just on another level.

[@technofilian]

Berdych retired already. Can't compete anymore 😅

[@lwinaye4617]

He wasn’t very consistent.

[@mrgee918]

Thanks for sharing. And no commentary. Just a maestro at work. Superb!

[@user-xm2tj8zy6z]

Tennis at its absolute best. Just beautiful and joy to watch. Bravo🤘🏻

[@t.bryanmoore8152]

Federer Murray Wimbledon 2015 semis. His best match ever played start to finish in grandslam.

[@mafabiorx]

I totally agree, insane quality, especially at the end of each set. I have that match, too, and I tried to upload it, but copyright is relentless...

[@saidmiranda1989]

There are many candidates, just to name few: Federer vs Roddick Wimbledon 2003 Federer vs Hewitt USO 2004 Federer vs Roddick AO 2007 Federer vs Murray USO 2008 Federer vs Del Potro AO 2009 Federer vs Soderling RG 2009 Federer vs Tsonga AO 2010 Federer vs Djokovic RG 2011 Federer vs Monaco USO 2011 Federer vs Tomic AO 2012 Federer vs Wawrinka USO 2015 Federer vs Berdych AO 2017 Federer vs Berdych Wimbledon 2017 I loved Roger’s performance against Murray at Wimbledon 2015, but he’s displayed myriads of amazing performances that it’s so hard to pick just one.

[@mafabiorx]

@@saidmiranda1989 Yes, you are right, there is a bunch of monster performances, at Majors. From your excellent list I would take the USO 2004, AO 2007, AO 2009 and RG 2011 ;)

[@tennisfan599]

No.

[@tennisfan599]

Federer was past his prime. His match vs safin 05 was his best level.......

[@TheHenMen]

Thank you so much for uploading this. Watching this whole thing, from the whole warmup, to the changeovers, to everything …. It really feels like you’re in RLA watching this court side. Such a treat. Thank you so much

[@davidluck1678]

Office of Roger Federer to T. Berdych: Bill Outstanding, for one (1) tennis lesson: $63,286.194

[@saleemkirmani5583]

Roger Federer won 7 games in a row after a 6 months injury comeback as the 17th seed at the age of 35 vs the younger and healthy, hard hitting 10th seeded Berdych. It was amazing to see that match. This victory gave him the confidence to go on and win the 2017 Australian Open vs Rafa Nadal.

[@MrDougmartin]

I miss Berdych. A shame he had to have his career when the big three were dominant. I'm sure he would have won a grand slam.

[@ghsense2626]

His son Jannik Sinner might take advantage in the coming years

[@enricogiannini7455]

A gentleman of tennis. Such type of player that are slightly disappearing day by day replaced by boors and screamers. The era of elegance and composure in such beautiful sport is over.

[@lwinaye4617]

Make him grow a little bit. Sinner is very fragile looking.

[@ferdinandoendi4522]

Thank's for upload. I'll be waiting for another tennis video. Good job for you 👍

[@lordbyron3603]

Berdych is a big dude!

[@sarthakpradhan8743]

No grunting no arguments no commentary just 🎾

[@user-qc4gs7jh6y]

46:13 I like that expression

[@Marc443]

Dominanz based on complete reportoire of the game. It was unique.

[@user-wm3ff7qi3q]

I think Berdych might just be the GOAT. He got that smoking Dime-Piece 🏆💃 already in his box. Fk!!

[@Bedrinonen]

I'll be honest, I'm a big tennis fan, but over the years I've generally preferred to watch highlights over live matches, because.... well obviously it's only the best parts of the match covered, plus you miss out on all the breaks between points and change overs etc. There are plenty of exceptions to this, Federer being the main culprit, but some Dustin Brown matches are phenomenal to watch, some 2009 Del Potro matches are wonderful, and I really enjoy watching Wawrinka's French Open victory over Djokovic. There are others of course, including the likes of Steffi Graff and Jimmy Connors v John McEnroe (although admittedly I watch that match up less for the tennis and more for the drama), but in terms of highest level of tennis played with aggressive and entertaining play, Federer, Del Potro and Wawrinka at their peaks are my faves. 2017 Federer is just special though, such a joy to watch, almost any match he plays I could watch live, and in the Australian Open (my favourite tournament) I think his skills were highlighted best. In many ways I think this is the pick of Federer's performances, especially because Berdych is such a tough competitor, he actually played an amazing game considering how confidence-sapping it must have been facing Federer in that mood and form.

[@nicolaswhitehouse3894]

Personally I preferer watching Full matches as it is so interesting to watch players adjustments throughout the match, the momentum shifts and how players treats each and every point. Only problem is, it is long, and sometimes we have got better things to do !

[@Bedrinonen]

@@nicolaswhitehouse3894 If I had more patience and wasn't interested in so many other things (and tennis is just a game after all, not that there's anything wrong with enjoying watching games and other things that don't really matter, we all need to unwind somehow), I would genuinely love to learn more about the deep tactics within the game like that, what you are talking about (constant adjustment and re-adjustment) seems to be something which Djokovic is unbelievably good at, and I'd love to learn why, or why I'm actually wrong in that assumption. In terms of the best I've seen of that kind of overt constant re-adjustment within a highlight-length live contest (5-20 mins) was the 2008 Fed v Nadal Wimbledon Final.

[@stevengujsky24]

Federer was swinging so freely.

[@ashishkk47]

upload full match federer vs djokovic 2019 atp london final

[@stickyrice2141]

Berdych was probably thinking... "come on roger?!! I'm the one getting spanked here... little support?" Lol

[@pacochuquiure5459]

I don't look at it as a surprise. Berdych wasn't in his peak form anymore. Let's take into account that he was already on the verge of getting out of the top 10 (he was seeded n10 here) and that only 2 years later he would retire (2019). Moreover, Federer always had the edge over him on their H2H therefore the Swiss was confident about his chances. Yeah, the media treated this win as a miracle of sorts but in reality Federer match-up wise always had the advantage over Berdych, both tennis wise and mentally. By the way, during his first years on tour Berdych's game was really praised. Andre Agassi's commented on his potential in his autobiography "Open".

[@lwinaye4617]

That match was funny. Berdy did not know what hit him. Fed was also not that fit during the tournament, but it was such a great run and turn of events.

[@transamination]

I just noticed that Berdych's serve motion is basically a carbon copy of Safin's.

[@midhileshmomidi2434]

Please post Raonic Vs Federer 2017 Wimbledon

[@RajeevSingh007]

I desperately want this one. Please anyone?

[@leesmajic9642]

Da da

[@pablogsm6390]

Por que no se puede ver en calidad 720..??

[@mafabiorx]

Claro que se puede ver en HD...

[@scozember]

Berdych said after the match like .. he didn't play good or bad, It was Roger played so well so he didn't play his game at all.

[@nandakrishna3963]

This roger Federer could beat anyone any day any time

[@user-xm2tj8zy6z]

God mode FedEx

[@theaccentedguy1505]

Berdych is like the pretty boy of tennis.

[@Braselton21]

No Commentary? how is this possible

[@sumnahlennon4516]

I know 😭

[@Erinfuckyeah]

A miracle

[@capricornmagic63]

Wonders of modern technology.

[@elisakim7069]

May i know if berdych retired already?

[@manco828]

Yes

[@ChristiaanRoest79]

Grandpa Federer played amazing this match

[@ghsense2626]

If you're a grandpa by 35 then I don't know what to say

[@Walkman0007]

@@ghsense2626 simple, you made a baby when you were 17 and then your 17yo kid made a kid

[@jimmychan9582]

Not saying Fed didn't play amazing in this match, but tbh Berdych never has much weapon against Fed. Despite it's a comback for Fed after injury, it's one of the match that I never worried for Fed before it started

[@ChrisPBacon-lu6wd]

Berdych never has much weapon against Federer? He has beaten him many times before and there were many super close matches between them.

[@jimmychan9582]

@@ChrisPBacon-lu6wd Just searched online, from 2014 until the last time they met in 2018, Berdych has lost the last 9 matches between them only winning one set off Fed out go the 9 matches, still not one sided enough? Ofcos Berdych is a decent player not to bagel every set, but his game is just too one dimensional to handle Fed.

[@ChrisPBacon-lu6wd]

@@jimmychan9582 but their rivalry started way before 2014. Berdych reached his peak in 2015 and was mostly downhill from there with a few really good tournaments here and there. I believe they were already playing against each other a lot since like 2005 or 2006.

[@loopyhead3243]

Was it just my imagination or did I hear the net at 42:37?

[@kevinsampson9217]

the serve was good I think u heard the screech from shoes

[@nozemsagogo868]

I hate that they are constantly playing music now.

[@wilf18]

Berdych is let down by his agility and movement - if he covered the court quicker he’d defo have won some bigger titles.

[@elvistran4595]

What is wrong with those screaming people ?

[@efrenlozano5056]

O

[@cersadescosmos7497]

Berdych is not a very good mover and he's nowhere close to players like Federer, Nadal and Djokovic when it comes to court coverage. He's more like a John Isner when it comes to court coverage.

[@capricornmagic63]

More like Debbie Spence.

[@stickyrice2141]

Even though he lost he's still a winner, you see how hot his girlfriend is?!! Damns

[@jeffreyjefferson9605]

Yep, we did. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqLbcqCLjK6igcU Lots of makeup for Ester Satarova, but still lookin' cute, cus' she's a model. Actually, Berdych ditch Safarova (previous gf) for Satarova after dated her for ten years.

[@nozemsagogo868]

Obnoxious crowd.

[@JosephDT]

weak era champ at his supreme best. Beating up weak players and winning slams laying hide and seek with GOAT Djokovic. Lucky for federer that Djokovic was injured in the 17/18 season. No party for federer before or after that for a decade

[@1987rathan]

Weak era!! That's what Federer is capable of. Making you feel that his era players are all weak. He is class above Djokovic for a simple reason. Federer after his loss in any game is loved by people for his elegance. However, Djokovic after beating a federer in GS final is hated by people. Playing ugly baseline game is one thing. Losing graciously is another thing. Djokovic is always third after federer and nadal. People won't love him even if he wins 100 slams. Statistics alone won't help Djokovic.

[@titisweety9756]

Djokovic us the one who took advantage of declining Roger...Roger in his prime was simple the best ever . Above that...Roger's game is unique

[@JosephDT]

@@titisweety9756 lmao prime Roger was destroyed by teen Rafa. Do not even think about Djoovic. He will crush Federer mercilessly. Djokovic playing at highest level - Roger has no chance, be it hard, clay or grass court, be it summer, winter or autumn

[@oscar-mvp-9025]

@@JosephDT si pero nole nunca gano a un joven federer

[@edster0398]

Prime Federer crushed by Rafa? Ok, so prime Federer won 11 slams in 4 years. So our of 16 slams he won 11. Can't see how that's being crushed....