Roger Federer vs Andre Agassi - US Open 2005 Final: Highlights

11th meeting between Federer & Agassi. Federer previously led the head to head by 7-3 before this match.
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[@FelixBermudezJimenez]

Federer siempre serás el mejor

[@FelixBermudezJimenez]

Le duela a quien le duela

[@SinergiaAlUnisono]

almost 20 years = nothing (casi 20 años = nada)

[@mahasuresh9]

I watched this match from somewhere in the top rows. The only match, I watched in a stadium in my life.

[@CodemanAmerica]

Pretty good match to watch I'd imagine, even from the top!

[@timmusumba5846]

Must have been a good feeling indeed!

[@Nicksonian]

These two guys epitomized a godly combination of speed, power, aggression, touch, and grace.

[@robertd9965]

Look at the speed of the court back then... different story today

[@ivannunez8738]

The agressiveness from that years was another thing, today is just pass the ball until someone makes an unforced error.

[@robertd9965]

@@ivannunez8738 yep! Totally

[@richieortiz5]

@@ivannunez8738I think the surface partly lends to the style that’s successful, if you look at 2005 French open it looks a lot like current hard courts in terms of style that wins

[@thisoldman99]

It doesn’t seem that much slower than today. In between around 2010 plus or minus some years, they really slowed it down to an unbearable level

[@Shepard-l3z]

@@richieortiz5 RG was slower back then though

[@frudydoo7541]

This looks like really good quality footage for 2000’s

[@KunnuITF]

I agree

[@fredrikdahlin7869]

You know there were 4k cameras back in 1977 right?

[@MrDeuceify]

@@fredrikdahlin7869 That does not explain why most footage prior to 2000s looks worse than 240p

[@lawrence1318]

@@MrDeuceify It depends on who uploads it. Trust us, good cameras have been around for donkeys' years.

[@falubii9712]

It’s because it’s a recent upload of the live broadcast. The reason most sports footage from the 2000s looks like trash is because they were uploaded in the 2000s. The live broadcasts were good if you had HD.

[@jm7804]

This is one of the best clash-of-two-eras matches of all time. The Alcaraz Djokovic Wimbledon final is probably the other great example. I really thought my interest in tennis was going to dwindle down to nothing once Agassi left. Then came the era of the GOATs right on the heels of Agassi. We have been treated to 20 years of outstanding sports entertainment.

[@abuelb]

Agassi reaching the final at age 35 is unbelievable. What a stamina.

[@AbouTaim-Lille]

It is hard but not impossible. Federer also did it and won it at 35+ age and so did Djoko and Nadal. The player has to believe that he could achieve it this far and should not give up if he falls.

[@metanano359]

True but sports science in 05 wasnt what it is today. Agassi didnt get those benefits ​@AbouTaim-Lille

[@lfcizdabest]

​@@metanano359To a small extent, but Agassi was always a more limited athlete anyway. He learnt his way around those limitations, and so aging imposed less on his career.

[@fahadabdulrashid7216]

Agassi said roger took the game light years ahead😎

[@windi1982]

Roger’s forehand was something else back then! 🔥🔥🔥

[@supersonico9364]

It doesn’t look like 20 years ago! Oh boy

[@ProfessorDrex]

What’s amazes me about Federer is he won many majors and tournaments on the old faster courts against greats like Sampras, Agassi etc. Then tennis slowed down the courts and changed the game he still won many majors and was a force for another decade while playing against the GOAT’s Djokovic and Nadal.

[@KunnuITF]

Legendary stuff, generational player.

[@carlosm9364]

to me, today is faster :P

[@johnbisazza7970]

Rafa and joker wouldnt crack top ten, (and didnt), on courts this fast for the more skilled

[@pradeepsahoo7243]

​@@carlosm9364 No, courts are much slower today than in 2005.

[@blabla-fw9ix]

@@johnbisazza7970 Lol , absolutely delusional especially when talking about Novak . Wouldn't be top 10 lmao ......

[@charlenehastings4840]

I really miss Dick Endberg. He was one of the best at his job, and I loved him announcing Tennis with John McEnroe

[@wbrouilette]

The sound of the ball off Andre's racquet was unreal.

[@Shamaasne]

After Roger Federer I stoped watch this game again 😢 ❤RF❤️

[@vighneshramesh2569]

Those courts were the best… very exciting with a lot of winners and aggressive tennis. Miss those days. Now it’s just a endurance match

[@h-dawg1876]

Andre controls the center of the court so well. He’s probably the best at that

[@jlrob85]

I just can’t seeing peak Novak beating this level of Fed. He was a Fckn GOD

[@blabla-fw9ix]

mid 30s Andre was giving him trouble but you can't imagine Novak beating him ? Lol sure .....

[@ZlatniPlast]

Djokovic is a better version of Agassi. He would destroy him

[@CtiborJasek]

@@blabla-fw9ix Mid 30´s Federer was giving a lot of trouble to younger Djokovic as well...peak mid 20´s Federer would be probably better than that

[@blabla-fw9ix]

@@CtiborJasek Maybe , but Novak is a better player than Agassi is , I don't even want to debate that . Prime Novak and prime Roger are closer than a lot of fans think . The faster the surface the bigger advantage Roger has , the slower it is the bigger advantage Novak has but overall Novak is a more clutch player which is why ultimately he came on top more often than not .

[@CtiborJasek]

@@blabla-fw9ix I can agree with that...the current view is skewed by the fact that Djokovic had the age advantage against Federer in most of their meetings

[@slam5]

thinking of the longevity of Roger's game. I don't think too many players had last as long as he did. When he first winning slam, HD TV was just starting. I remember watching him playing Sampras in Wimbledon and it was only in standard definition.

[@ramyg5037]

High speed match...One of my favorites

[@anindyasaha9798]

Agassi at 35 gave Federer a run for his money,he made him earn the victory and work for every point.Agassi backhand is world class and lethal

[@lukeattwood6187]

you could see at times agassi,was matching federer for pace and cleanliness of the ground,but one of federers biggest strengths was to mix it up stop the rythm of the oponent a real magician!you saw it time and time again against roddick with that brilliant serve,he would just block the return back and neutralise roddicks biggest strength!an absolute genius

[@AsifKhan-hf9zy]

the other problem here was that federer was nt moving much....... agassi would run you into the ground, he could not make federer do that......... feds groundstorkes were too sophisticated......... at the end, agassi was helpless, as his opponent was as fresh as he was deep into the match and 10 years younger......... match over

[@lukeattwood6187]

Yea good point,fed was always the boss in this match..a great effort from 35year old agassi..but basically fed just a bit too good,especially during his peak years and 05 was that

[@xd14lb35]

my all time favourite match, great

[@KunnuITF]

So aesthetically pleasing to watch.

[@VaderPopsVicodin10]

Aggie's return game was one of the best ever. If not, THEE best. Certainly his greatest strength. Imo

[@Slf530]

Agassi way past his prime here

[@hjdksaj]

最高な試合！興奮しました！🔥

[@इन्द्रजाल]

Agassi held up incredibly. Thunderous shots! What a legend!

[@lacuradeltempo]

Federer è "il tennis"

[@RicardoRivera-r8e]

ive never seen a court this fast before, it's kind of mind boggling.

[@LamVanKhangLam-kc2up]

Who watch today like me?😊

[@manoalex6575]

I am very thrilled that Agassi got screwed...He is no role model...

[@chewieonyaboot317]

The ball striking is so clean. The beauty of Fed’s game in his flow state is just breath taking.

[@Nicksonian]

Four of the greatest of all time: McEnroe, Agassi, Federer, and DICK ENBERG. Enberg is arguably among the top five GOATS of sports broadcasters.

[@carlkligerman1981]

Man you forget just how powerful Agassi was. His ground strokes are a thing of beauty. Went down swinging in a great match against one of the best of all time in his prime. A legend,

[@stwheel]

22:23: the Davis Foster Wallace point, as described in his NYT article "Roger Federer as Religious Experience". He is slightly in accurate as he describes Federer as hitting a defensive backhand (he didn't - it was Agassi, and it set up Federer's winner) and also described Agassi as being passed at the net (better still, he was beaten at the baseline).

[@bukhtiarshah9843]

Andre Agassi great player ❤❤❤

[@annanyajohari555]

Watching this after the 2024 US Open final between Sinner and Fritz, and the difference in quality couldn't be more stark. Tennis used to be so much more entertaining to watch.

[@manoalex6575]

I think Agassi was fuck all..to Federer

[@user-hc7yn5he8d]

Sophisticated forehand, footwork etc. Deserves to win

[@JohnCoates-l2o]

Young Roger Federer - MacEnroe sums it up at 3.15: 'scary how good that is'

[@RogerFleischer-p3f]

It's a treat to watch such a a hi-def recording of this historic match.

[@williamhouse8791]

Was glad to see Nadal knock fed off his high horse. Of course, Nole crashed the party and stands above both.

[@ChaiSutta-up1zz]

If speed of the court were to be same as 2005 fed would have won 10 USOpen😂

[@victorhugocornejo7837]

GOAT

[@JeffGamby-Hull]

Novak never really played on fast courts like this against this Federer otherwise it would have been a score similar to the thrashing he got in the final of Wimbledon a few weeks ago

[@williamhouse8791]

Novak faster than fed...

[@Cerph]

Outrageous level of play- great match.

[@RaymondDuong-f2g]

Agassi went neck to neck with Federer until he ran out of gas in 3rd set. And due to his bad back.

[@smashthestateX]

agassi looks really out of shape at 35 compared to roger or novak. has a beer belly and barely moving

[@TheseHoesAreLoyal]

a clueless braindead moron who knows nothing about men's tennis

[@jackeyoo]

I observed same thing compared to roger and novak

[@SonateSonate]

He had a back injury but no beer belly, what the hell?!

[@sasook]

Players didn’t really play at a super high level in their mid 30s before the big 3

[@narcyznarcyz-uv4td]

Do not forget he played three 5 set marches before getting to the final.. I my opinion he was better player than Federer only lost it becouse he had not much left in his tank..

[@czavalaa]

Agassi science miracle 😂

[@manoalex6575]

Agassi the pimp from Iran

[@timesize]

How weak Agassi’s serve was says so much for the rest of his tennis

[@EndoftheTownProductions]

This Fed is one of the greatest players of all time.

[@jdl7181]

Agassi was still so good taking the ball socearly

[@liamsilver4843]

here we see djokovic's papa...mr roger federer

[@Jero-P]

Djokovic is the goat. Hes not beating this guy

[@alext3760]

Agassi has the cleanest forehand I've ever seen. Wow

[@AsifKhan-hf9zy]

he used an oversize racket. but always hit in the middle part. so he got basically a mid size racket but with all power along the edges since the oversize had a sweet spot the size of a mid-size frame. if he used an actual mid-size frame, he would have had shanked shots when hit all along the edges .......... not sure why other baseliners did nt adopt this strategy in his era, as oversize were very popular models in the market at the time.

[@Bhavik630]

Agassi timeline got sandwiched between the two GOATS of the game i.e Pete Sampras and Roger Federer

[@robertdiepold2242]

Yep, those two combined to beat him in three US Open finals.

[@YeTism]

Agassi played very well for an old man with a broken body

[@AsifKhan-hf9zy]

and he looked focused like a sharp arrow........ i think he would have beaten anybody else in the world that day. US Open final. but he ran into peak federer, which is in the conversation for the highest level of tennis played by a human in history. up there with 1984 mac, peak sampras, peak borg, peak laver etc etc.

[@helix1061]

Incredible how Federer dominated in the final set. Genius.

[@francuadrado7515]

Against a 36 year old player with two discal hernia?

[@helix1061]

@@francuadrado7515 but in the final

[@hymansahak181]

If they kept hard courts at this speed after 2008, and didn’t fiddle with the tennis balls, Federer would have several more US and Aussies! You can see it clearly and hear the ball as well off the racquets.

[@margaretfleming3554]

Their matches were breathtaking.

Love to have seen them play both in prime. Andre held his own even with bad back. Never forget how great Andre and Pete's era was in light of Novak, Rafa and Roger.

[@rodolfobiasotto4834]

Ninguém jogou mais tennis que ele

[@phamnhat2925]

This is what tennis is supposed to be like. Two clean ballstrikers coming at each other in a fast-paced duel. No grunting, only the sound of rubber soles and contact with the ball.

[@tommycrowley8668]

Federer's level in the 4th set was utterly ridiculous. Both players played great in the 3rd, but Agassi was unable to sustain it and Federer just took off

[@mabi0519]

This is the first time I paid attention to Roger. Agassi was my favorite, but I knew he really had no chance. Roger was like Sampras 2.0

[@altruism8637]

Miss this surface speed. I am only watching Federer highlights since the tour is boring copy and paste rinse and repeat basic cookie cutter player all look the same now.

[@evilzzzability]

Peak Federer right here - forehand firing on all cylinders. Love Andre, but Federer moved the game on and it's easy to see here. You feel that Roger has an answer for everything that Agassi can throw at him, and is always able to step up another gear if he needs to.

[@saleemkirmani5583]

I saw this superb final live on TV. It was a tough win for Federer. Andre Aggasi was as tough as Jimmy Connors, when he was at his best.

[@Fysman]

J mac beeing oblivious at the time lol. Lance Armstrong didn't know how to dig deep. He knew how to take a shot of steroids in his arm.........haha

[@arrv544]

Great match, i still remember watching this on TV all those years ago. Andre at 35 still proved that he could compete at the highest level. Only thing that irritates me now is the absolute Agassi fanboying by the commentary team.

[@maxximum23]

Vamos Charly the old Charly is back. I always believed in ur skills. It's good to see u smile again 😊 🎉 🏆

[@isobeferrero9778]

どちらも1発で決めるショットを持っているだけにストロークの打ち合いとは思えないほど試合のテンポが早い

[@Jero-P]

Is this pong! Wtf

[@astrahcat1212]

This match was that final nail in the coffin for American tennis being number one.

[@The-Dom]

I love this because it shows just how great Agassiz was.

[@criticalmass500]

what a whip...

[@h4h46]

MAKJULKAN JOKOWI MAKJULKAN SI GIBRAN MAKJULKAN SI BOBBY DAN ANTEK2 MEREKA

[@handokolauw7509]

Is that real? Omg they play amazing

[@SinergiaAlUnisono]

19 years = almos nothing :-b !!!

[@jackjhmc820]

Still remember this match almost 2 decades ago. Can't believe it has been 2 decades !

[@Ben-j3f]

Why are american sports commentators so unbareable

[@AndresFrancinni]

Dos colosos enormes

[@diegobarreto8662]

8 47 how can he defend like that

[@shahidsharif8322]

Roger the greatest stylists player of the all time ❤

[@EyeQue62]

No bias with a merry can commentators. No siree!

[@DOTM_Sentinel]

費德勒是最偉大的球員⋯⋯年輕時有山普拉斯、阿格西、薩芬等⋯⋯老了後有喬柯維奇、納達爾、穆雷等⋯⋯他處在最困難重重的時代，他是最偉大的網球員

[@nitishkumaryadav5646]

What a man just love it ❤️

[@micheleruta4587]

de masiado ere los maxsimo no hay otro mas grande

[@r.v.5606]

If nowadays hard courts were like backnin 2000s then Novak would not win so many slams. It's unsurprising that Novak started to win slams when surfaces were slowed down artifically.

[@Shepard-l3z]

Novak was 17 at this time mate. He reached uso F in 07 when it was still super fast

[@darkness-pers]

y nadal menos.

[@vijayla21]

Just like Federer benefiting from slower courts compared to the 90s. Unsurprisingly, Fedfans gloss over this fact.

[@魚-c3d]

Source ? Proof ? You have none, you're saying bs only to cope and you know it. Surfaces started slow down long before Federer even won his first slam.

[@speabody]

HOLY SHIT THAT RETURN AT 7:57

[@donq2957]

Andre played Federer way better than Sampras. Sampras was toast at this point.

[@dannywhite9975]

7:58 Djokovic approved 🚀

[@mosthighindweller]

indigestible moments

[@londontv8224]

One of the best final

[@mosthighindweller]

indigestible moments

[@wiggawiggum]

3rd set is a work of art

[@hakimderrazi2264]

Super grand

[@tsanruyoung]

still legacy

[@nariyasuk9398]

フェデラーつえ〜😂❤

[@SirBukos]

❤