Roger Federer vs John Isner court level 4K 60fps【UNIQLO LIFE WEAR DAY 】#6

[@meledoc]

finally an intelligent consumer video! No zoom, no parkinson, no ball chasing, just a freeze hand in one position. Good job

[@TheAvish6293]

No parkinson :P

[@scottysatpanalysis]

@@TheAvish6293 haha lol

[@bencarter8324]

haha

[@codybrody3058]

not even funny man come on

[@80mbeats]

that's offensive, there could be people reading who have Parkinson's and to see a joke about it could be a trigger for them.

[@kofiofosu9051]

Isner’s strategy: serve bombs. Federer’s: get into 2 or more stroke rally.

[@livelove6797]

Federer's: take time away from lethargic Isner

[@rizwanramzan5729]

I love Isner's serve!! Rockets

[@shaneterry_tennisnewsupdates]

The tv angle always makes the court look so big. It always shocks me how hard they hit and it still stays in. The spin they can produce is crazy

[@Chrispage2]

When you are on a court it actually feels big, this video is not showing the justice or I think John is just a big guy so it looks small compared to him :D

[@れんくりー]

これってエキシビジョンマッチで、錦織が突如出れなくなっちゃったんだけどイズナーが自分から出るよって言ってくれたんだよね イズナーって優しい人だなぁって思った

[@こんにちはあ-f3p]

だからイズナーの服にしこりが着てそうな服なのか

[@somari1105]

イズナーと錦織は友人関係あるからね

[@タコスパーテェー]

@@somari1105 どこ情報?

[@somari1105]

インスタで錦織とイズナーが仲良く練習しているの見つけました

[@crsantin]

We need camera angles like this on tv. The camera placement they give us removes any sense of speed or spin. When you see the game from this point of view you begin to understand the talent of the top players. Federer’s serve isn’t that powerful but he places it beautifully with tremendous spin and movement. His ground strokes are so beautiful even when he misses. Isner has an incredible first serve but not much else. I wish television would do more to immerse the viewers in the match.

[@justingarcia4846]

Incredible first serve but not much else is a wild statement. Those initial forehands were so massive that fed was having a hard time controlling them. Just needed more consistency.

[@littlehelix]

Love the court level view. Don't understand why they show the same angle for 99% of the time in tv. Why not mix it with other angles?

[@Tronny]

they are trying new things here and there buts its hard, its easier to just whack up 1 camera on the top and done, if they had court level / spider cam views it takes a lot of extra effort, plus u cant really see the player on the other side, so overall the current view is best, but i do would like to see different angles here and there

[@InefableTheo]

You do NOT get a good view of all the lines from this angle.

[@stockton350]

Sponsors probably wouldn't love this angle since the signage isn't super visible

[@hellodavey1902]

Thought the same for ever! Gives 1000% better feel & understanding of what/how the players are doing

[@SmilingOrange]

Because you can see everything from the standard view without the camera moving. Simple as that. Sure you can't see the best of everything, but you can see everything.

[@TehWhimsicalWhale]

My god you can see from this angle just how sharp Federer is. The man is almost 40 and still plays like a shark among fish.

[@AxxLAfriku]

HOLY HOLY!!! I can proudly say that I have the two HOTTEST women on this planet as MY GIRLFRIENDS! I am the unprettiest KZbinr ever, but they love me for what's inside! Thanks for listening teh

[@rizwanramzan5729]

Federer's precision is uncanny...just like a swiss watch.. GOAT

[@ゆた-r9m9g]

間近で観てるような貴重な映像とても興味深かったです！

[@leonmaliniak]

THIS IS A MUCH BETTER CAMERA ANGLE THAN THE ONE THEY USUALLY USE. Here you can better see the technique and style and the speed of the play...easier to actually learn something.

[@robocop6573]

saying obvious shit

[@trogwhisperer]

Alright Leon, calm down.

[@jomarigarcia6611]

Well you cant see where the ball goes properly.

[@prophet116]

This is better perhaps for you but not anybody wants to watch tenis for learning you dumba$$. This is horible view for watching imho.

[@Brandon-qr2or]

@@prophet116 I think with heavy topspin on the ball now, this is helpful to just see the height of the ball but I think you're right. Not sure how this is going to be helpful for learning

[@davidvivsik6576]

3:52 Roger is literally dancing on the court. Beautiful footwork

[@djryanmcdonald]

I was thinking the same thing this angle really shows how much he truly and literally dances around haha it's crazy to see it I watch them all the time and you don't really notice that I think they show the ball and you don't actually see him

[@samzapatron8215]

stfu with your glazing bruh, he ain't know you lil bro

[@dosmon8385]

日本人だから、生で見たかった…

[@humanentity2214]

Awesome court level capture. Many thanks muchacho.

[@pr1mecapital362]

The most talented tennis player with the best technique ever.

[@untilmorning9634]

Yeah, John Isner is a beast.

[@aaronmueller5542]

Morning i like your joke

[@commondirtbagz7130]

SH I fail to see how that’s a joke? Look at that elegant movement!

[@80mbeats]

@@untilmorning9634 He was talking about federer you idiot

[@benparsons4979]

@@80mbeats r/wooosh

[@willher4188]

Unbelievable seats and view!! keep the videos coming! love it.

[@lordbyron3603]

Thank you for this video. This is the best viewing angle for a tennis match.

[@HCaulfield115]

Fed’s reaction time on Isner’s serve is unreal

[@oceanlab1273]

2:19 and 3:29 amazing points by Federer! Thats why he is the best player of alltime!

[@hartgemini007]

What’s incredible is just how Federer returned the biggest servers with ease most of the time from Roddick to Isner, Karlovic etc, timing is insane to be able to do it consistently. Tours not the same without him despite Djokovic, CA , Nadal etc is just not the same.

[@DNA2000-8bit]

Yeah. Nole can win the next 20 tourneys in a row, and he's still nowhere near top form Fed. Or Nadal for that matter. He has a killer work ethic, but he'll never be a GOAT.

[@Benbeezy_]

@@DNA2000-8bit You are so wrong it is laughable. He beat top form of both of them on multiple occasions. You, like most fed fans, probably think that when Federer was 20 and went on that long streak of number one was when he was in his prime playing his best tennis. Federer HIMSELF said that his best tennis ever was in wimbledon of 2018 when he lost to Djokovic for the second time at Wimbledon. His level continued rising past 20 years old, he adjusted his game because he did not want to continue long rallies against Nadal Or Djokovic, but everyone thinks once he changed to a serve and volley his prime was over. Djokovic is only 5 years younger than Federer, and one year younger than Nadal, the age difference is not detrimental. You know what is detrimental? Playing tennis on an allergic reaction. Djokovic found did not realize he was allergic to gluten until he was 24 years old (2011) and once he switched his diet it was immediately over for Nadal and Federer. They both had HUGE leads in the H2H against Djokovic, but once he realized he had a gluten allergy it was over for them, aside from Nadal on Clay at the French open. He won 6 matches in a row against Nadal, did not lose to him for 3 years. Has not lost a SET against Nadal on Hard court matches in over 10 years.

[@Hassan-Moqadam]

3:55 that finish from Federer was just class

[@mplslawnguy3389]

I’d say Isner has had a pretty amazing career considering his height. There’s a reason you don’t see 6’11’’ tennis players. He took his strengths and made a solid career out of them.

[@BrUh-em5um]

The reason that you don’t see tennis players of this height is because there are not many people in this world that are 6’11”. He is a good height for tennis. His height is what allows him to generate such tremendous serve speed.

[@nickfalzone7955]

@@BrUh-em5um Not entirely true. Massive height allows for a faster/easier serve, but less agile on groundstrokes. Tennis is not likely basketball, around 6' to 6'3 is ideal for agility.

[@MrSoccerball100]

A good height for tennis? No he’s not. Look at the way he labors around the court. The ONLY thing his height is good for is serving.

[@lecannois]

Del Potro was 6'6". So was Cilic. But yeah, it's hard to play tennis at 6'10". Very hard. The footwork involves a lot of quick tiny steps and it's not ideal when your legs are so long.

[@1bcordell]

@@MrSoccerball100 Which is why he ALWAYS had so many 7-6 sets. All he had was a serve and he couldn't break anyone. Too tall for the sport for sure. 6'2 range is a great height for a player.

[@lyttlefat3393]

If Isner hasn’t had his good serves, he would have been like the 1,284th ranking in the world.

[@suhasjoshi2905]

So true

[@chrain2.080]

That’s the only part of his game that his body benefits heavily. There’s no if’s. If tiger was 5.6 he would not be a got

[@robk5745]

Same thing if you remove any top 100 players best shot. Lol you’re the newly crowned captain obvious.

[@starman3533]

If nadal didnt have his forehand , he would have been 2000 ranked. Stop with these dumb ass comments

[@robk5745]

@@starman3533 lol truth

[@stickyrice2141]

Federer probably one of the best net game in the modern era...

[@ripleypipe]

Great camera work, thank you.

[@djBADUY]

seeing isner approach the net at this angle is something else!! wow!!! :) and so is his serves, you get a glimpse of how much pace he generates... seeing roger operate and adapt show how great he really is... thnks for the vid

[@インディーズバンド探し隊]

イズナーのサーブもはやスマッシュやな

[@SimplyCourtLevel]

😂😂

[@williamb19]

Great angle! Would love to see more of this on TV

[@sharkme3561]

Excellent coverage and perspective.

[@dn-anonymous]

fantastic video, really one of the best tennis vids I've seen

[@nordattack]

As good as the video was, it was the amazing sound of play, close, intimate and giving you a sense of the speed and power of today's Tennis.

[@danskehans]

Such a different experience from the normal camera angle and thank you for a stead hand and very good resolution.

[@marcelmk9701]

One of the quiestest audiences on players serve! Wow

[@brettrobbins]

The baby didn't get the memo.

[@ZDani1]

Why would you bring your baby to such a sport it’s annoying as hell

[@lincolnbicalho592]

Incredible! It's the best tennis video I've ever seen on KZbin

[@user-fw9tm8qy4m]

最高です！

[@helix1061]

nice footage. almost feels like you're there.

[@StefanLaarm]

Great video!

[@sombatone]

Best view. I would be kind of afraid to get hit by a ball tho 😂

[@brunoampm1]

Love the camera angle, all tvs should put cameras like this.

[@YashKMusic]

they won't because then no one will pay tickets for the seats :)

[@brunoampm1]

@@YashKMusic perfect analisys.... the tennis organizations knows that TV transmissions are bad and so people need to go to the events.... thanks for the explanation

[@yoshikay8787]

7:00; that is literally the most amazing return that I’ve ever seen courtside. That reaction is warranted!!! 😉

[@omniexistus]

it's like David vs Goliath

[@gabrielnino6468]

3:57 great move by roger he faints his shot to see where the other player tries to anticipate and proceeds to execute the point. Genius!

[@SquashDrink]

I'm like 90% sure he just misread the spin and made a quick adjustment.

[@andydavidson5253]

Gotta feel sorry for Fed when that monster serve breezes by him. Isner is such a gentlemen - you have to love him, too.

[@danielsmith5032]

Was this an exhibition match? Much more grunting from Federer than I remember

[@hyperthreaded]

6:18 Federer casually kicking/sidespinning a ball right into the ballkid's hands on the other side of the court

[@johnnawaey8525]

Can someone please tell me where do find Federer’s outfit from Uniqlo?

[@distinctdim]

Why are actual crying babies allowed in the stadium

[@twist777hz]

Coz it's an exhibition match

[@mplslawnguy3389]

Because people are selfish and think the world revolves around them and their baby. There are certain settings I would not bring a baby ever and you’d think most people would have common sense but they don’t.

[@iwnunn7999]

A lot of free points with that monster serve

[@fightersfan5363]

I go to the same high school as John Isner. 僕は、イズナーが通った高校に行ってます。

[@thefox2270]

Which high school?

[@fightersfan5363]

@@thefox2270 page

[@thefox2270]

@@fightersfan5363 thank you

[@fightersfan5363]

@@thefox2270 yeah np

[@stevenjm12]

He's not in high school

[@snowy6753]

Excellent video. Many thanks again!

[@rnavarrojr7]

John Isner is 6'10. His serves look unstoppable. With his height he should be clearing the net every time.

[@ciscoshootsttv]

rnavarrojr7 it’s harder than it looks even with his height

[@yosakudaimyoujin439]

この画質で観れるならもう見に行かなくていいじゃん（白目

[@camelcase9225]

Their ball handling skills are so impressive.

[@WCP-qc1ht]

2人ともスイングスピードえぐすぎませんか？

[@romeoalpha6180]

@3:09 did he intentionaly take that hit?

[@jeremybuckets]

the cheeky SABR attempt at 2:02. even Federer is giggling at it.

[@agreen182]

I wish there was a way to give us an angle like this on broadcast. This is fantastic.

[@kneadsensual7366]

Literally beauty and the beast.

[@mvonl]

Tennis (maybe more so than any other sport) has a completely different indication of speed at play from court side view.. Its awesome! And this also shows up that Isner is such a one-trick pony ;-)

[@dn-anonymous]

Yeah, definitely a serve bot, at this level - compared to us he is skilful, but at that level, just a tall guy who can get angles on serve that don't exist at 6 foot.

[@tennis_techniques_t]

Hi. Thank you for giving us great chance to watch the good video. May I use your video? I will leave your channel name in the video and description.

[@sultanabran1]

isner wins an amazing point. crowd quietly claps. roger hits an ace. crowd goes nuts

[@olegyamleq7796]

WOWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!! This video is amazinggggggggggggggggggg!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@zerodegrekelvin2]

Thanks for sharing this!!

[@tinycuisine6544]

Great video, too bad about the glare though

[@hhhhhuyfdrt8294]

フェデラーファンだけど、イズナーはイベントの趣旨を考えてフェデラーが目立てるように控えめでプレーしてて好き。

[@おーとます]

どこ情報か忘れたけど、これイズナー別の試合の後すぐに来てくれたんじゃなかったっけ。本来だったら錦織やったはず

[@ゼニツ-h3d]

@@おーとます I understand but Ask that to Candice, say that to Candice, then we will se who is right

[@にゃーこ-i5l]

二人とも感情出すからいいね

[@allansmith8643]

Amazing video

[@jacovanwyk9602]

great video

[@anythingbudoyz4299]

Thank you for sharing..

[@udynara4169]

Tks à lot 👍😘

[@transklutz]

That's a nuts backslice drop volley by Roger, it never even got to John, it just rolled backwards towards the net 2:19

[@Nill757]

What year was this exhibition?

[@たさまらまひ]

2019！！

[@Nill757]

Amazing at 38yo that Fed could still easily handle the 140mph servers, right behind the baseline. Nobody else in the ATP does that afaik

[@rachidbaaira9869]

great job

[@walchan9624]

生で観たかった😭

[@gsav1320]

I’m still amazed by isners serve

[@チュメイッ-k6v]

これチケット外れたんだよなぁ 行きたかった〜！

[@stephane5719]

C'etait quand et où ? Un tournoi ? Une exhibition ?

[@joelsterling3735]

Hey, thanks.

[@RaginCajunAsian]

Terrific view and 4K quality... btw, Isner doesn't dribble the ball between his legs before serving anymore?

[@gmr7494]

very laid back match

[@AiurMedia]

federer looks much more relaxed is this show match or is it because we see everything between points?

[@wetwater9543]

Yes its a show match

[@VigneshDhakshinamoorthy]

Treat to watch, 60 FPS is awesome. 👍🏼❤ Also great for those who learn techniques, you get to see more detail, going twice as much frames as you normally do.

[@Zamzummin]

But it's not 60 FPS.

[@ga4068]

Isner now supported wear by Uniqlo? In this tournament just player supporter by Uniqlo or General?

[@森-r1i]

This match is show game supported by UNIQLO. Isner doesn't wear UNIQLO but , he plays in Tokyo instead of Kei Nishikori

[@enriquebartolini6161]

Really thank you for this video!!!! So lucky have you been to see this match in this position!!!! Thanks again!!!!

[@MrTerrorrrr]

Without that serve he’s challenger level

[@oscarilp]

yeah, is too slow, and lacks volley

[@AlonsoRules]

look at federer's movement - not bad for a 38 year old no wonder he's been able to stay on tour for over 20 years

[@collinstafford4065]

Anthony Kernich only thing that’s ever going to stop him is age

[@boraxsopanic2670]

It helps that the field is weak. People should learn to hit the ball AWAY from the opponent.

[@commondirtbagz7130]

Borax Sopanic you obviously don’t play tennis

[@WangJackey]

这个角度很好。能够看出他们发球的落点，和他们如何击球。这种角度可以看出他们击球很强。他们的很多击球方法是对普通人有用的。

[@gregheffley2]

how do u beat federer's serve and volley?

[@aleccubides2570]

cool, love it

[@Bhuyakasha]

What would tennis be like without the second serve?

[@stephenharrison4978]

Really thank you for this video!!!! So lucky have you been to see this match in this position!!!! Thanks again!!!!

[@itlip8245]

Breaks of serve would happen every other game

[@mskcrc]

2:35 is perfect S&V

[@abhi2349]

You could literally hear a pin drop on this court.. respect for the audience.. can never happen in US open

[@djryanmcdonald]

Great video I can't believe how many views

[@jimmybrice6360]

isner must be the ultimate serve-only tennis player i have seen. after that, he actually looks clumsy out there.

[@mpa1931]

Nahh he can handle a rally about as good as his size permits. Karlovic is the ultimate serve only player. Dude literally can't do anything besides serve.

[@mpa1931]

How do tennis pros have to gumption to return a serve like Isner's?

[@007therealjamesbond]

Serve at 4:28 was out

[@wallacedavis1728]

It was inside both lines tf

[@kylegary6311]

This is great! Feels like I'm there. Or close to it I should say.

[@christopheranderson4963]

Put it on VR

[@hurricane3458]

5:33 What does he say when baby crying???

[@divaneh123]

Isner plays tennis while Federer plays ping-pong. Amazing Fed

[@MrSoccerball100]

Huh?

[@Giannantonio83]

hello my lords what is a low budget 4k camera in ur opinion that makes nice crisp vids

[@spondyful]

Great angle but please watch your horizon. So silly to do the amateurish thing of holding the camera without checking the horizon. We're not watching the old Batman TV series. Thanks

[@chubbieminami3274]

I thought something was wrong with the recording but it was Isner’s height. Wow!