Federer vs Agassi | The Battle of Legends!

Federer and Agassi battle it out in Miami 2005 in a high quality contest! Can you believe this was almost 20 years ago?
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[@jollymolly2521]

Well, that made me smile...and feel old at the same time. Neat trick.

[@masterlee1337]

Don't feel old, life is but a glimpse...

[@ciosnek5]

You will not see more pure hitting than when these guys matched up

[@bjohnson8065]

Thanks for posting. I'd almost forgotten how amazing Federer was. Never seen a player move more effortlessly

[@initialize21]

There's just something way more badass about being the GOAT on fast/ medium paced courts (Federer) than being the best on slow-as-molasses courts (Djokodal)

[@michaelbarrett27]

Taking nothing away from Roger, who was great as always... it is eye-opening to look back at these clips of Andre, knowing now how much pain he was in with his back during those last couple of seasons. It's particularly apparent in his walk.

[@vijayla21]

Exactly, Fed fans usually complain that their idol is grandpa at 28 yet have no problem with beating a near retired 35 year old Agassi who could barely walk

[@ricardocarvalho7161]

he always walked like that. sampras even made fun of his walk in a exibition match with agassi roger and rafa. but his back was hurting.

[@mlrmlr4919]

Always liked Agassi's power and accuracy, what a great battle. Good commentary too. Thank you.

[@goderer2057]

Fed’s style was unmatched, top 3 outifts in tennis history.. ICONIC. Federer used to thrive on agassi’s pace, and use it to create even more pace to smash winners. Fed’s footwork, balance, shotmaking, and hunger to win, made it practically impossible for agassi to win. Sure agassi was old but was arguably playing some of the best tennis of his life. Agassi was beating everyone else that year except for fed and nadal (montreal final CLASSIC)

[@lawrence1318]

His age slowed him down though. Not moving as well as he used to. And slightly over weight.

[@nickwu4384]

That's just false and you know it. Agassi doesn't have a 100% record against other players. Federer fans don't mind him beating a near retired 35 year old with a bad back and can barely move yet crying 'grandpa' Federer at 28.

[@vijayla21]

​@@nickwu4384It's just copium, let people be happy

[@smoorej]

Absolutely beautiful tennis.

[@masters.1000]

It shouldn't be possible that the tennis played 20 years ago remains better than the current one...

[@vijayla21]

That's true, a near retired Agassi at 35 years old who could barely walk would double bagel Djokovic Medvedev Sinner, Alcaraz

[@user-cy6xl3vd3f]

And it isn't if you actually have functional eyes and if you're not a delusional nostalgic.

[@ronaldtorres5758]

Two of my all time favorites!

[@captainbryce1]

My two favorite all time players!

[@mukundphanasalkar3887]

Oh, what a great match! Watching two great legends at their best is such a treat!

[@tano2775]

Agassi was almost 35, come on!

[@ProfSteveKeen]

This was one of the greatest matches I've ever seen (a recording of): incredible ball striking and shot making, with thankfully--for an ex-player who once considered going on the tour--numerous rallies shown from player level (rather than the usual "birds-eye view" which doesn't let you see the shots and strategy from the player's perspective).

[@bobomber]

The more I go back and watch these older videos, the more I realize that tennis peaked in the mid 2000s.

[@asdasblr]

because federer... 😄

[@BOZ_11]

@@asdasblr and Agassi, Safin, Roddick, Hewitt, Nadal.

[@masters.1000]

@@BOZ_11Nalbandian.

[@masters.1000]

Thank you, my thoughts exactly. And people even dare to say this was a weak era after watching the cakewalk of a tour we had for years.

[@nickwu4384]

​@@masters.1000you mean when unseeded players got to a GS final multiple times?

[@bukhtiarshah9843]

Sir Roger federer golden legend in universal love you so much miss you so much teniss history best player ❤❤❤

[@jdfagen]

Agassi needed that 7th game in the 2nd to get over the hump. Classic match!

[@gabrielwood9345]

This was a brillent game. Thank you both for giving us such a beautiful era of tennis. Bless you both❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@BOZ_11]

GOAT vs legend

[@jeannemarddelislam1631]

novak 24>20

[@BOZ_11]

@@jeannemarddelislam1631 but you're on a Fed fan channel. All the Novak fans are on Fed fan channels. That's how you know he's the GOAT

[@nickwu4384]

​@@BOZ_11you should include Rolex commercials and hairstyle as well

[@gabrielwood9345]

I miss these 2 playing tennis. Federer was a freak of a player and for me tennis is not the same. This wS the good old days❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@obadashukri8167]

Best tennis channel ever

[@juliavartan]

Great job with this video. Do you have the Federer vs Kukushkin from Basel 2015 or the match against Goffin from the same tournament? I can't find those matches. Thanks.

[@user-cy6xl3vd3f]

The best match they played that year. In terms of raw level it is fairly better than the us open final.

[@EndoftheTownProductions]

4:21 -- That was a nasty slice approach shot from Fed and a tremendous top spin lob from Andre.

[@Ampex1962]

More highlights in this match than in latest Australian Open final.

[@darrylperry648]

That's because both Agassi and Federer were were shot makers, in fact their were a lot more aggressive players during the 90's, which is why no one player could just dominate the field all the time

[@user-os7kc8dm9v]

Aggasi was baseliner in era of serve and volley

[@PrPaPeCECE20]

too good

[@richellis5166]

the camera angle at 2:20 AWESOME!

[@robshacks]

The 2000s was so clearly the peak of tennis!

[@jeannemarddelislam1631]

2005 not before

[@MikeFloutier]

I see that Agassi turned pro in 1986 and Federer retired in 2022. 🎾🍾❤️

[@user-cy6xl3vd3f]

When you realize that Agassi played against Connors and Nadal in the same career 🤯

[@chrischris9253]

crazy i know but it feels like this is the pinnacle of tennis

[@z1w8s5q3m2bn]

전설적인 경기 맞네..

[@user-my3qw7fi8z]

凄い！

[@alexsokolov330]

Классный матч. Федерер вне сомнения, а вот Агаси великолепный мастер. Браво.

[@jako77777]

W channel

[@gabrielwood9345]

Love you both and yòu beautiful wives❤❤❤❤

[@chirac9266]

Le Niveau de jeu??!!!Hallucinant!!!

[@Luchon20082010]

Such a night day difference winners and performance wise

[@stuewz]

Federer was insane I can’t believe I hated him so much. He is really the best player. He dominated players of his era, in their prime. Unlike Djokovic who dominate really a young transition era.

[@nickwu4384]

Both them are way above the clay merchant

[@vijayla21]

Yup, Federer and Djokovic are consistent everywhere unlike someone who lost in 2R to Brown and Rosol for 6 years straight.

[@user-cy6xl3vd3f]

2011-2016 was not a young transition era sweetheart

[@stuewz]

@@user-cy6xl3vd3f Djokovic was not dominating like today sweetheart. Nadal won as much

[@bukhtiarshah9843]

Raz Ols love you so much ❤❤❤

[@running2standstill685]

Ill pick agassi anytime, he is more fun to watch, takes the ball early or on the rise. He is 35 by this time, played against 3 generations of players and succeded. Played 3 generations of racket technology and showed that his ground strokes and talent was intergenerational. If he was at his prime and played and trained in this generation he would be the most fun player to watch out there. Dont want to watch much tennis anymore because players nowadays tend to whack balls way behind the baseline, theyre great but theyre also monotonous.

[@Mr-pt3yl]

first like and comment yeees

[@ciosnek5]

I coud listen to this ball hitting without the video. Sorry one comment is not enough xD

[@lawrence1318]

Federer flukes a lot of shots. Example: at 2:41 his return went short accidentally because he hooked the ball with the top of his racquet. Everyone thought it was intentional, but it wasn't.

[@Chris-xc4rv]

That wasn't a fluke, he took it early so he wouldn't have to slice the return. Taking it early created the shorter angle. Not his fault agassi couldn't get to it.

[@lawrence1318]

@@Chris-xc4rv It was a fluke. He didn't connect with the ball as he intended to.

[@Chris-xc4rv]

@@lawrence1318 he intended to take it early, he actually moves forward to cut off the angle. The winner is the result of agassi letting it go because he knew he would be on the defense the rest of the point.

[@lawrence1318]

@@Chris-xc4rv He didn't connect with it as he intended. He does that a lot. He hooks the ball with the bottom of the frame.

[@Chris-xc4rv]

@@lawrence1318 that topspin serve was so slow he had time to tie his shoe before he hit it. I could see if it was a first serve and you said this. But he had all the time in the world.

[@ahmedkhan-bi8lv]

Novak enjoyed weak era once GOAT Federer lost his prime.

[@dianajohnson3925]

Agassi was good, even great at key moments… but…in the sane stratosphere as a Sampras or a Roger Federer… is not even a reality!