Federer Nadal Djokovic ● The Golden Era of Tennis (2005-2022) | Emotional Tribute

● Hey guys, I wasn't going to finish the season 2022 without releasing my usual tribute video at this time of the year.
This is one is a special one about retirement and the legacy Federer will leave to tennis behind him.
● I personnaly consider that between 2005 until today was the golden era of this sport mainly because Federer, Nadal and Djokovic but also thanks to other main tennis faces like Wawrinka, Murray, Del potro and many more.
It's why I wanted to pay tribute to all this generation of players we had the chance to witness. I couldn't include everyone in it but I won't forget players a bit less known who have been part of this journey.
● So yeah Merry Christmas, Happy New Year 2023 and everything, I hope you'll enjoy this video and I see you in a couple of months for more
great content I hope ;D
♫ used in this video :
Adam Levine - Go Now ( Sing Street )

[@Charismaniac]

Gentlemen... it has been an honor.

[@Olly_2024_]

What an era. One of the great privileges of my life. They’ve helped form some of our childhoods. The highs, the lows, it was all worth it…

[@vinhlenguyenphuoc8841]

0:00-1:13: footage of players who have retired, probably their last moment on tour 2:22-3:26: footage of each players during this golden generation (2005-2022), with their greatest victory of their career I'm really appreciate your videos. Each of those have a lot of meaning in every single scene, plus the music is awesome

[@lehunterpro]

Video and music combinaison are fascinating to me. I can express my thoughts and ideas in a powerful way without using any words, I'm sûre y'all got the message behind this one.

[@lalyrabe]

This is such an emotional video, what a life we got with those men. I will absolutely be destroyed when Rafa will retire.

[@Logan00710]

2024 i think murray, wawrinka and Nadal will say goodbye. Only djokovic will left in 2025 and when the serbian retired the golden age of tenis will finish once and all, djokovic will be the last man to stand up

[@awongabroad5520]

When all these legends retired and especially when Roger retired, I couldn’t help but feel a part of me left with them

[@pepperboy2115]

Thank you for this! The different stages of my life flashed before my eyes from when these matches were played out.

[@aboshokria553]

Glad to be back

[@filippoborsato7288]

Such a wonderful privilege to watch your video (as always), these guys have literally accompanied my youth and my twenties. Keep it up, that was a short masterpiece

[@lehunterpro]

The end of this generation feels like the beginning of a new chapter not just in tennis but in our personnal life too, thanks for your support man !

[@yohannugraha2869]

We all live in Federer era… thank you Roger! Been an honor.

[@sergejol3494]

Thank you for making this video. GOD, only true tennis fans knows these feelings and emotions we are facing as watching this, we simply are lucky that we had a chance to witness the best Tennis era ever to exist. WOW goosebumps, pure emotions 😢❤

[@ridgero]

Wow, what a wonderful idea to honor all the great players who have already retired. At the beginning of the video with their farewell, at the end with their successes together with many active players during his period. Your videos are not just videos, all the scenes of your videos are so beautifully thought out and presented. Their are so many little details in your videos, so well crafted. It's heartbreaking to realize how many great players from this era have already retired. The video starts with the saddest moments and ends with the most beautiful ones. What I like the most: 0:00 His idol Pete Sampras steps down and Roger steps into his shoes. 3:19 The end of the video represents the end of the Golden Era and the start of a new era (Alcaraz winning first GS and claiming No. 1) Congratulations and thank you very much! You are very gifted

[@jokelot5221]

Great tribute man. Truly the greatest era of tennis.

[@udupashashank]

You always make us emotional with your videos. Thank You, LeHunterPro!

[@lehunterpro]

It's always the goal, glad it's still working. You're welcome man!

[@rafanatic22]

What a video again. The dedication to find the exact moment of every players biggest triumph on tour is outstanding. The music fits perfectly as well! Happy new year with hopefully many more videos to come! 🎉

[@lehunterpro]

Thanks a lot buddy, I was looking for some original stuff to make and I'm glad this idea came out. Even if it's just 3 minutes, a video like that still takes a long time of research to collect all the clips but the result is worth it at the end. Wish you a great year 23 too man 💯

[@GregotopTennis]

Great video !

[@bilalattal2707]

Happy New Year Man... You just cannot stop being the GOAT You are part of the Golden Era of Tennis, Remember this

[@lehunterpro]

Thanks man, I'm so glad I could have entertained you with my videos during a short part of this period. Wish the best to you my friend !

[@WEARECREATIVEWAC]

Beautiful my friend, and it has been a hell of a ride watching it for so many years. I cannot wait to see some day yours Federer's tribute to his career, one movie or something. ❤️😌

[@lehunterpro]

Thanks a lot mate, let's hope Rafa and Novak can carry it for a couple more years before we definitely turn the page. I cannot wait either to start it but I have 1 or 2 more big stuff I will try to do before that 😉

[@andreim.5324]

I feel 10 years older since Roger has retired. I was 17 when he won his first Wimbledon and since then I have not missed any of his matches. His career has meant more than half my life. This Golden Era of tennis, when 3 gods were playing and pushing each other to new limits at pretty much the same time, with unparalleled consistency throughout the last 17 years, is something that will not be witnessed again in our lifetime. When Rafa retires too, I think I will stop watching tennis for a good while. What happened at the Laver Cup with both of them crying, left me in emotional tatters. Happy New Year, Le!

[@lehunterpro]

Thanks for your message once again man, happy new year to you too ! When Rafa and Novak will be gone it's gonna be hard to keep watching this new generation mainly serving big and hitting harder from the baseline. Thiem, Tsitsipas and a little bit Alcaraz will still motivate me to watch the last rounds of Grand Slam, but mostly I wanna know who will dominate Roland Garros when the king won't be there anymore.

[@andreim.5324]

@@lehunterpro I hear you. Tsitsipas, Zverev and Medvedev all share a common trait, they are too full of themselves, something the Big 3 never were. We'll see if Thiem will come back tonthe highest level again, but the only ones that currently produce any intereat to me, are Alcaraz and Musetti. Those 2 are probably the only onea I will watch consistently after Rafa and Nole will retire. Both are 10 times more talented than the Next Gen players, and both's games are a real treasure for the eyes. Both are producing spectacular tennis and that is what I like to see. Musetti just needs a little more consistency, which I think he will gain this year. The Hamburg final between them was one of the most beautiful matches of last year and I hope they have many more ahead.

[@masters.1000]

I've been watching zero tennis this year, aside from the Rafa-Novak and Roger's retirement. Not only we have the weakest and dullest tour ever, but with the players with the least personality as well. God, I'm missing them so much. Superb video as always, you're a treasure. We need one last video for Roger's career.

[@lehunterpro]

You're going a bit harsh on the young generation but I get your point, it's not the case for every of them. The main problem is the game style. Take Sinner and Alcaraz that should be the next biggest rivalry and you get a way too similar playing style. It's lacking of variety and the one handed backhand is disappearing. But thanks a lot man, I'll try to not disappoint!

[@carolinapatou8767]

I agree with you and I am grateful to you for this tribute. Thank you

[@lehunterpro]

Aren't you French ? You can speak in French if it's the case, I feel like I see you very often in the commentaries and I appreciate your messages every time so thanks to you !

[@carolinapatou8767]

I'm italian, fond of this sport and supporting and loving Roger's game since ever. And you made a lot of beautiful gifts to all of us. Many, many thanks

[@panoserm7837]

Man, I love your work ! Would you consider making a tribute on nadal vs djokovic rivalry ?

[@Walkman0007]

Only a true tennisfan understands what it was all about in London. End of an era.

[@yohannugraha2869]

I can tell my kids…I was there when they played 😊

[@yuppys]

I'm not sure I understand.....lots of players in that vid that haven't retired yet? So who is this meant to be a tribute to?

[@vintagetennisracquetsandso4618]

Federer and Del Potro will miss a lot …. offence players start losing positions :)