Justine Henin ● Best Points Part 2

Tennis definitely misses someone like Justine Henin on court so I thought it would be nice to show a few of her best points. Throughout her career she defeated Serena Williams, Venus Williams, Kim Clijsters and many other fantastic tennis players.
Henin won seven Grand Slam singles titles: winning the French Open in 2003, 2005, 2006 and 2007, the US Open in 2003 and 2007 and the Australian Open in 2004. At Wimbledon, she was the runner-up in 2001 and 2006. She also won a gold medal in the women's singles at the 2004 Olympic Games and won the year-ending WTA Tour Championships in 2006 and 2007. In total, she won 43 WTA singles titles.
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[@l.t.6180]

When tennis becomes art. One of the best players ever to grace the tennis courts.

[@RogerThatTennis]

Yesss

[@muhammadsobur3957]

Miss justin so much. Glorious fore hand amazing bk hand, True artist

[@Pakos-Terimos]

@@muhammadsobur3957 100%

[@kofiofosu9051]

There will never be another like her.

[@Pakos-Terimos]

I think so

[@cara1111]

I wish she had had a longer career :( ☹ it would have been a beautiful joy to this world to see her play for another 5 or 10 years ... her game is so elegant, fast, powerful, accurate, versatile :) love her and miss her, so much!

[@RogerThatTennis]

Exactly! Miss this woman!

[@stephenmeitai7622]

The main Problem is her height. Only 5.5 ft

[@fransiscoscaramanga674]

Justine was a wonderful player, with beautiful groundstrokes, especially her one handed backhand......man do i miss her......... she was so fun to watch...👍👍❤❤

[@NoBody-ek6jv]

I miss her... Hope she would have a longer career 😭.. The most versatile and talented player..

[@RogerThatTennis]

Would've been great!

[@gymmygymmy2685]

This era was the best. Henin, Clijsters, the Williams, Dementieva, Mauresmo, Capriati, Jankovic

[@RogerThatTennis]

Insane women!!

[@RogerThatTennis]

@ferzy09 them as well!

[@khv6748]

Hingis davenport capriati mary pierce kuznetsova dimentevia petrova sharapova vidisova myskina stosur ivanovic

[@24ghosh24]

the belgians henin n clijsters, the williams sisters and the russian army（sharapova, myskina, safina, dementieva,kusnetsova） ..plus mauresmo, davenport.

[@Pastadudde]

not this Ivanovic erasure LOL

[@gymmygymmy2685]

miss Henin on the court very much. So much variety. The most versatile player.

[@jollymolly2521]

Pound for pound - one of the best one-handed backhands ever. Henin was only 5'6" about a 120 pounds, but she could really crack that BH...

[@RogerThatTennis]

She definitely could!

[@imlazy77]

That 06 Wimbledon final was so tough to swallow for her and us Henin fans. Her best chance at Wimbledon, but all credit to Mauresmo who really played well then, and deserved a proper slam win celebration.

[@RogerThatTennis]

Exactly!

[@justineandserena]

Henin also had her best chance in 2007 but choked to Bartoli , unable to face off with Venus in final .. geez

[@revoltrevolt9788]

My female idol. Justine ❤️

[@RogerThatTennis]

Great player!

[@hatimtim7629]

Watching AO quater finals women... I had to look for this to remember the excellent tennis I used to love to watch (Justine kim, capriati, venis, serena, dementieva, kuznetsova, wozniaki, myskina, hingis, jankovic, Azarenka, Sharapova, etc..). RIP women tennis!

[@RogerThatTennis]

Missing these girls!

[@khv6748]

Davenport marypierce capriati myskina vidisova stosur

[@gymmygymmy2685]

@@khv6748 mauresmo

[@shakyelarnold7392]

Listen, I am a Serena Williams Fan 🤷🏾‍♂️. I mean the lady is literally the reason why I picked up a tennis racket 💯. With that being said I have always liked, respected, admired, studied, and praised Justine for what she has done. She was such an amazing and formidable competitor to watch. The person that my parents raised me to be just has to respect someone with the style, grace, fight, and athleticism of Justine, no matter who my favorite is 🤷🏾‍♂️💯✊🏾✊🏾..

[@RogerThatTennis]

Great comment!!

[@user-ck3yt3ki4r]

Justine Henin is the magic and legend of women's tennis. williams brothers legend of american pharmacology

[@captainbryce1]

They are my two favorite female players to watch. Justine was the Federer of women's tennis. Serena was the Djokovic of women's tennis.

[@benhuurfi]

Unreal backhand

[@RogerThatTennis]

Legend

[@username102793]

her footwork is gorgeous

[@RogerThatTennis]

It's insane!

[@ARKAD98]

Most stylish female player ever

[@RogerThatTennis]

Yessirr

[@ald4425]

And a cheater - sorry can't forget what she did to Serena

[@RogerThatTennis]

@@ald4425 what did she do??

[@ald4425]

@@RogerThatTennis F.O 2003...

[@RogerThatTennis]

@@ald4425 what did she do? I don't know the story

[@JHpchy]

Most joyful to watch in women's tennis ever. Loyal fan from China.

[@RogerThatTennis]

Glad you liked it!

[@lindas5247]

Lady Roger

[@RogerThatTennis]

Yep!

[@TressBraga]

Despite her physical limitations -- she was only 5'4 -- she had the mindset of a giant.

[@RogerThatTennis]

Nonstoppable!

[@gymmygymmy2685]

she is such an inspiration

[@light279]

Only 5' 4"?. Are you sure? A great player anyway.

[@brenchengbrencheng4794]

She is 5'5 1/2. A few centimetres taller. Shorter than Hingis but when you looked at the two standing side by side, Henin has a ripped and bulkier physique and more athletic in shape. She was extremely fit during her younger years on tour, and that's where she probably has more raw power than hingis due to her stronger and heavier body muscle. Without training extensively, her muscles wont likely be able to generate such power with ease. Although it is still remarkable that someone of her height could produce the power almost at the same range with the men's and sometimes could produce higher groundstrokes speed by overpowering the larger/taller WTA athletes like Davenport, Pierce, Osaka, and the Williams Sisters. That alone is what makes Henin already a special tennis gift to the world, and then when we start to talk about her game style, technique, footwork speed and agility, tactical mastery- she is definitely up there right next to the all time greats of the game. Maybe around top 5 or 15. It's a shame that she had a lot of long hiatus due to some serious injury (from Early 2004 to 2005) (another period of slow recovery at the end of 2005 until just before the A0 2006)and yes who can forget the 2008 sudden retirement while she was still a No 1. Out of the blue, few months later slamless Safina and Jankovic took over her spot but they were never in control while holding the throne at the top like Henin did. It was the time a lot of other top players have since retiring, Williams sisters were slowly getting better but chose to play fewer tournaments to avoid injuries in the future. I wished we could see more matches when Serena Venus and Henin (maybe Clijsters or Sharapova) are dominating the tour simultaneously, just like Roger Nadal and Djokovic at the same era. It would have been so intriguing and nail biting

[@albanasnalla6242]

La technique et le style de jeu de Justine on ne verra plus dans le circuit féminin. ❤️

[@andrea_rita007]

Jamás 😭😭😭

[@nicolastg3377]

How ?! How come this piece of gem has only 2k views ? Anyway, great video ! Lovely !

[@RogerThatTennis]

Thanks mate

[@wf6190]

Everyone focuses on her backhand. She was such a complete, attacking player with all round skills, deft volley and a fierce forehand too

[@RogerThatTennis]

Great mover too!

[@leechrec]

She was so fun to watch

[@Pete-vk5yk]

Wenn sie nicht so oft verletzt gewesen wäre und ihre Karriere nicht so früh beendet hätte wären noch sicher 5-6 grand Slam siege drin gewesen . Auf jeden Fall hat es Spass gemacht ihr zuzuschauen vor allem wegen dieser wunderschönen Rückhand

[@Pakos-Terimos]

I cruise on youtube i swear 99.9% of peoples loves Justine Henin. I' m one of them of course.

[@RogerThatTennis]

Gotta love her

[@neoroman0510]

The female Federer! Great video. Best thing I can say about the music is that it was kept down. Better still if removed altogether. Let the tennis speak for itself.

[@RogerThatTennis]

Thanks for the input!!

[@ronakdhanani5211]

Henin plays like Federer🔥🔥🔥!!!stylish👀👀

[@RogerThatTennis]

yesssirr

[@laurentzeitoun4490]

Amazing how great she was like Roger, the way she played Can beat any females players today, love her so much

[@RogerThatTennis]

Miss this woman on tour!

[@antoniomartineznavarro5856]

Llevo viendo tenis más de 40 años tanto masculino como femenino, y para mí ha sido la mejor. Un auténtico placer verla jugar.

[@RogerThatTennis]

Really enjoy watching her play as well!

[@andrea_rita007]

Se extraña el tenis femenino de la época dorada 😭😔

[@bibinbalakrishnan1455]

Unfortunately she retired at the age of 25 she already won 7 grandslam ...If she continued playing for at least 4 years more she should have at least 4 french open and many more other slams too.She always got inspired from her comparitrot Kim clijsters , Both tries to outsmart others.. Actually Henin and Clijsters are only players able to challenge Serena ...

[@RogerThatTennis]

Sad that she retired so early!

[@24ghosh24]

we want her back..even though shes 38 now she can still win 5 more slams

[@RogerThatTennis]

Ugh, kinda tough!

[@24ghosh24]

@@RogerThatTennis ok 4 more

[@RogerThatTennis]

@@24ghosh24 hahaha

[@ajunglathong8396]

Justine is the greatest players of her generation

[@myerklamb8529]

The volley to the end the point at 1:27 is just insane

[@RogerThatTennis]

Simply beautiful

[@ForehandVolley-jm3kk]

Such a class

[@RogerThatTennis]

Yesss

[@emreyaziciol]

Should have won Wimbledon. Best woman's champ Wimbledon never had in the last 20 years.

[@RogerThatTennis]

Yeah, had her chance

[@dylancolombet777]

Just so good

[@zuichiang5088]

Thanks again! Much appreciated! Will there be a part 3? Henin-Capriati US Open 2003 semis had lots of great unreal points won by Henin too! :) Just a thought....

[@RogerThatTennis]

Sorry Zui, I won't have a part three. I'll make videos of other women for sure in the future tho!

[@zuichiang5088]

@@RogerThatTennis no problem! Look forward to your videos :)

[@prabowoprabowo3415]

The best!

[@RogerThatTennis]

Great playa!

[@mchangsan1574]

Can't get enough of this girl she was meant to play tennis. I still remember serena calling her a b**ch at the us open 2007 quarter final coz henin was winning 🤣

[@RogerThatTennis]

I didn't know that haha

[@adamlarsson3828]

such a terrible shame that she lost the Wimbledon final against Mauresmo. That saddened Henin and was the one loss that she never truly got over.

[@Carlos-fn2hl]

The point at 2:53... What a player

[@RogerThatTennis]

Insane!

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

Wow 🤩 Awesome 😎

[@RogerThatTennis]

Thank you!

[@julianobezerra9750]

Joga muita... 🎾 🎾

[@RogerThatTennis]

Monstraaa

[@vivmartica.438]

my best female player. Ever!!

[@add3328]

I still love her back hand.

[@DVDKC]

She doesn't deserve to be compared to Federer, her backhand technique was so different... she made her backhand her strongest weapon, meanwhile Federer backhand was his weakness... Her backhand efficiency reminds me a lot peak Wawrinka (even Thiem) with powerful fore and backhand, but she had indeed an incredible touch and reflex that could reminds players like Rios or Federer.

[@jelle1132]

Yeah we miss her on tour..Too bad she got a relatively short career if you compare it to other great tennis players. She pushed so many players and she is defenitely an element why Venus, Serena, Sharapova, Clijsters, Davenport, Mauresmo became as good as they are.

[@RogerThatTennis]

Exactly!

[@khv6748]

Capriati mary pierce

[@kremenjkrimnjevs7568]

Для меня она лучшая.

[@lobogo777]

It was the generation of women around the era of Henin which was so charismatic and pleasurable to watch. Herself, Mauresmo, wozniacki, Clijsters, Russian girls, Serbian girls. One had a lot of players to cheer for. I lack this feeling nowadays.

[@RogerThatTennis]

Same here!

[@stephenmeitai7622]

After Steffi. I watch Henin Match. And Now, No more match watch in Women's Tennis. I watch Federer and Djokovic match only in Men's Single's

[@stephenmeitai7622]

Because of Her height and Retired too early at Young age. Had She not Retired early and Her height Is atleast 5.8 to 5.10 ft " She might win atleast 65 to 70 Career WTA Titles. 13 to 15 Grandslam. Atleast 1 or 2 Wimbledon Titles

[@kextrz]

I think you are a bit off regarding Henin's height. She was 5'6" at best.

[@anjaliambekar988]

Lady Roger...she is queen

[@RogerThatTennis]

Right!

[@vishweshwarand7724]

Where is Part 1?

[@matthew8728]

If it weren’t for Serena, Justine & Venus would probably have many many grand slams..

[@RogerThatTennis]

Right!!

[@dom-ij8ve]

Serena didnt really dominate Henin. Its more her being lucky that Henin retired that early. When Henin retired in 2008 at age of 26 she had seven grand slam titles and eleven finals overall + Olympic singles gold, Serena was 27 at that time with eight slams and ten finals but she had less big titles overall + no singles gold. Henin was by far more talented player, just limited by her weak body.

[@matthew8728]

@@dom-ij8ve well considering Serena beat Justine in many grandslam tournaments that was just for my comment she was really the only one to stop Justine. And be in her way, I agree Justine is very talented.

[@zoznack]

What's with the trumpet playing in the background throughout the entire video? Friggin annoying…

[@StingersThatFlynn]

perfect henin spunge

[@RogerThatTennis]

Spunge?

[@ravisingh-mk5uw]

he was good on clay

[@RogerThatTennis]

Yep, she was great on clay

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

Bad choice of silly music background!😮

[@pekenjos]

Background music ruins this!

[@RogerThatTennis]

:/

[@TheFever77]

As much as I can’t stand Justine had she of been on the tour now and at her peak, she would destroy Swiatek. These mediocre players are making her look better than she really is.

[@nordna]

She had a good backhand... but the follow through motion was very whippy.... it wasn't pretty.. it looked nothing like Federer's.. but it was decent shot. I think people hype it up so much because it was a one handed backhand.. I think only she, Mauresmo and Novotna were hitting one handers then...and frankly, she and Mauresmo's backhands looked pretty much the same. She was a great player tho, very feisty and aggressive... is it the best shot ever, no... I'd take Navratilova's volley or backhand slice anyday, or Graf's forehand...or Seles' backhand or return of serve... I do think that Henin retired way too early. She would have definitely won allot more, even ended up with maybe 15 slams. She could've been a top tier all time great

[@laurentzeitoun4490]

Well done nordna

[@regulusarcturus]

She absolutely would NOT have won 15 slams in any scenario. She lacked the competitive desire that Serena had and was only motivated and mentally tough when she was winning. Whenever things would get tough she would give up. She also had no ambition of becoming an all time great.

[@nordna]

@@regulusarcturus and yet she still won multiple slams. She would've won more for sure... and Serena would've never won that many as she has if Henin had stayed in the game....competitive spirit or not.. Many others have that competitive drive and still never won a damn thing

[@regulusarcturus]

@@nordna How do you know she would have won more Slams? She came back in 2010 and managed to win a title in Stuttgart and that’s about it, before retiring once again. So what makes you think she would have gone on to win slams in her 30s and supposedly lower Serena’s slam count? Lol. Serena had to go through so much adversity in her career: two knee surgeries (in 2003 and 2006) that permanently hampered her movement, blood clots in her lungs in 2010 that took her out of the game for over a year and which nearly took her life in 2011 as she fell into a coma and doctors said she would never be able to play tennis again, the murder of her sister in 2003, clinical depression and personal struggle with gaining weight and losing motivation for tennis, constant racism by crowds, tennis establishments and fans, people accusing her of being a man, a transgender, using steroids and performance enhancing drugs, fixing matches with her sister, people calling her too fat or overweight and constantly bodyshaming her. And then her return from pregnancy at the age of 36 and the THIRD time she returned to the top after dropping out of the top 100. Imagine how more she could have achieved if she hadn’t missed SIXTEEN slams due to injuries and pregnancy. There has never been a tennis player who was more harshly criticized for simple existing than Serena. There are no excuses man. Serena is simply leagues above Justine in every single way tennis wise and athlete wise and is in a league of her own. She was, is and always will be the superior athlete and tennis player 23 >>>>>> 7

[@nordna]

@@regulusarcturus I know she would've won more the same way YOU can say that she would not have

[@CW-rx2js]

My fav women's player! If she had a steonger, bigger body she'd have become the Goat

[@brigittequinc7704]

TUEENTUZNT LATHUKDE O PRIX PLAQYE RELIS TT

[@paules3437]

Henin: First Prize for elegance. Dementieva: First Prize for THE MOST ANNOYING "SQUEAKS" ON THE CIRCUIT, and that's saying a lot!

[@watcharapongchaiyasri5710]

🙄🙄🙄

[@jantjevanleiden1]

What's with that annoying background music?

[@fareaster9760]

Women version of Roger.

[@RogerThatTennis]

Looks like!

[@jl3322]

Biggest cheater in the history of Tennis

[@RogerThatTennis]

Why's that?

[@jl3322]

@@RogerThatTennis just google it

[@regulusarcturus]

@@RogerThatTennis Openly admitted to cheating against Serena at the 2003 FO and Kim at the 2004 AO. Ruined Mauresmo’s first Grand Slam title by being the only player in over 50 years of women’s tennis to retire in a Slam final. Had three separate doping allegations surrounding her career, etc.