Nadal vs Murray - All 24 H2H Match Points (HD)

[@KarlMalowned32]

Interesting that Nadal is 5-0 against Murray in Great Britain but Murray is 3-1 against Nadal in Spain.

[@ammarhassan469]

2-1 in Spain?

[@antoniogg2686]

Madrid benefits Murray's game (altitude-ball goes faster) :)

[@diegors6603]

They played in Madrid in 2015 and 2016. There were Nadal worst years of his carrer, I thinks thats why.

[@samnangmourn5025]

Hahahhaha

[@judyclarkson5887]

@@diegors6603 excuses excuses

[@andrewkarlsson8621]

Such a shame we did not see Murray vs Nadal grand slam final.

[@jlwebster9]

Murray has to have some kind of record of reaching the most finals while facing the fewest different opponents (Federer, Djokovic, Raonic)

[@joshjones5062]

I agree they always seemed to land in the same half of the draws when they were reaching last 4 in slams.

[@michaelumana8853]

@@joshjones5062 2 and 4

[@joshjones5062]

@@michaelumana8853 seed 1 and 2 can face 3 or 4 in a slam semi final

[@michaelumana8853]

@@joshjones5062 true. Maybe I’m wrong but I was felt like I saw 1 and 3, 2 and 4 happen more for some reason. But it’s not like I’ve watched every grand slam so

[@Fanthomas1742]

1:26 that looks so cool with the fireworks

[@vinothv56]

Murray is graceful in defeat and muted in celebration. True sportsman..

[@anjangogoi1513]

There were some years when we used to just wait for the big4 to meet in the semis of GSs and Masters

[@zeddeka]

I wonder how much Murray's forehand technique contributed to his hip injury. He has a tendency to hit his forehand off his hip, while falling off the ball. Ends up using a lot of arm in it too.

[@vladaa7882]

great work! thx for the video! keep going

[@tennischill8711]

vlada Thanks man 🙏🏻

[@freddieblake7545]

Nadal and Murray barely met at all between 2012-16 (aside from clay) which would have probably have helped Murray in the h2h.

[@gherbihicham8506]

Nah probably worsened it for him imo, Nadal was killing it on hard courts from 2010-2014 before the injury and chances are they would meet in more Hard court matches which Nadal would have easily won (he was unbeatable on Hard courts in 2013) , even in 2015 on Nadal's worst season he still managed to get a win vs Murray on Hard courts. They still met 4 times in 2015/2016 which is arguably Nadal's worst period on the tour and Murrays absolute best; their h2h at that time: 2-2.

[@SJ-di5zu]

First half of 2012 Nadal was pretty scary. Luckily for everyone else, he got injured and ended his season after an early Wimbledon loss. Murray wouldn’t have stood a chance against that freight train. In 2013 Nadal had an excellent year and would’ve beaten Murray on any hard court, but Murray never made it to Rafa. Rafa won IW, Montreal, Cincinnati, and the US Open that year beating Djokovic and Federer multiple times. In 2014 at the AO Murray lost to Federer who got crushed by Rafa in straights. Then Rafa dismantled Murray at the French, but again got injured. Murray and Nadal played 4 times in 2015-16, 3 times on clay and one indoors. Murray went 2-1 on clay but Rafa won the indoors (6-4 6-1, not that close) so 2-2 those years, which were Rafa’s worst. Safe to say, this H2H would be looking a lot worse for Murray if they met more in that stretch you mentioned. I’d say something like 24-8 or so

[@handzar6402]

@@SJ-di5zu Those are all very convenient stats. What you neglect to mention is that Murray was injured after 2013 so it doesn't matter. If they had met in 2012/13 in hard, Murray would've almost certainly taken some matches off Nadal, even on hard courts. That's a fact.

[@anubhav111196]

@@handzar6402 you can't say it's a fact, it's just an assumption, murray wouldn't have defeated nadal in 2013, that is for sure, nadal 2013 us hard court swing was insane, maybe in 2012 murray would've won, but not very sure about it

[@den_525]

Rafa was always so dominant against Murray... the 17-7 record doesn't even do Rafa justice... he was injured in 4 of those meetings.

[@Logan00710]

fuck you

[@arekchopecki2886]

Yeah, sure. Dull never loses when healthy.

[@den_525]

@@arekchopecki2886 He's BY FAR the best player when healthy

[@jlwebster9]

Murray was in poor form/injured in a few of those losses. your point?

[@gherbihicham8506]

Agree, Murray even conveniently avoided peak Nadal on hard courts from 2010 to 2014, h2h wise Nadal leads him everywhere even in indoor hard courts which is Nadal's worst surface by far he is still 3-1 vs Murray.

[@mrenigma4641]

It's wierd that they never played during Murray's peak 2012-2013

[@awongabroad5520]

Mr E Nigma or in late 2016. Heat to head are scewed

[@mrenigma4641]

@@awongabroad5520 Yeah good point. Murray and Nadal never played at all while Murray was coached by Lendl.

[@awongabroad5520]

Mr E Nigma right. Same with Federer Nadal, Federer Djokovic. H2h are very skewed

[@gherbihicham8506]

Bunch of bullshit, Nadal was the man to beat in 2013 he won almost every tournament he's entered it's Murray's fault if he didn't make the late rounds, his h2h vs Murray is pretty convincing in fact it should more in favor of Nadal since Murray managed to rap up meaningless wins on clay vs him at the 2015/2016 seasons.

[@gherbihicham8506]

@@awongabroad5520 Nadal kicked Federer's ass when Federer was at his prime and Nadal was just a kid, take your stupid bullshit to Federer's worshiping forums please.

[@joshheinink]

Not played for 3years that's a shame

[@MrPatrickbuit]

Josh Heinink And they probably never will again

[@gurkancubukcu7717]

@@MrPatrickbuit i believe they will play in 2021 in one of atp 500 or master 1000 or a in a slam.murray will be back at top level tournaments but i dont know can he be a top level player again...

[@tennischill8711]

I had to delete one match point due to copyright, hope you’ll still enjoy it 😉 -2008 • Murray • US Open - SF • 6-2 7-6(5) 4-6 6-4

[@federicotown8052]

thanks dude great content could you do next time Murray Djokovic H2h

[@tennischill8711]

Federico Scola Thanks dude 🤙 I’m going to come out very soon a H2H video with Federer and a little bit different surprise video with someone very special... (I let you guess who is he 😉) I think I will make Murray vs Djokovic just after these two videos 😉 Thanks for this great idea and see you very soon for next videos 👋

[@federicotown8052]

@@tennischill8711 ok great bro as you wish yeah see you soon

[@rpwrld]

@@tennischill8711 Nadal?

[@tennischill8711]

Ragul Paranitharan No someone very controversial...😉

[@federicotown8052]

@@tennischill8711 like who ?

[@justdev8965]

I brought my family on their 5th meeting and on the the final of that year's Roger's cup vs Nicolas Kiefer.

[@jakehuang3545]

Murray-Nadal often gets ignored in the Big3 rivalry, kinda like Federer-Djokovic.

[@christophkahlen3254]

Where is the 2008 US Open semi?

[@robinhood2562]

Federer-Nadal

[@deskasandreas4504]

I cannot understand why Murray though to be one of the BIG (BIG FOUR ERA) the gap between him and the other three " title wise" is enormous

[@ratinahat2544]

because of the gap between Murray and the rest of the tour

[@maxhunt8989]

Pretty much because he's the only player who has been able to slightly touch the big 3. No one else is close (Wawrinka isn't quite there)

[@gherbihicham8506]

Because the gap between him and the others is also big, so while he isn't at the same level as the big 3 he's better than everyone else, plus he's the only one to defeat these guys on a regular basis, he has an 11-14 vs Federer which is a pretty decent h2h, and has defeated prime Djokovic in two slam finals, Nadal is better vs Murray than the other two overall but he still lost some important matches vs him.

[@joshjones5062]

It came about as Murray was the only one challenging the big 3 and 2011-2013 Murray was matching the consistency of reaching later stages of events finally winning slams and the Olympic Gold. It a shame Murray had so much rotten luck with injuries as end of 2013 he had reached 4 slams final in a row in events he played. he was part of the big 4 again in 2016 when he virtually reached every final from March that year and secured year end number 1 no other player outside big 3 has been number 1 except Murray. Careers as whole he not part of the Big 4 only a Big 3 but consistency at events is where the phrase came about.

[@ScottH-ot8id]

And the gap between Murray and the rest is enormous title wise.

[@akin1989]

2:04 was one of the worst finals in terms of quality, of an ATP 1000 I have ever seen, due to the insane Wind.

[@sebastianolmos227]

Yeah, i remember it was too complicated to play. Both players were very unconfortable

[@marstonrobert]

Legends

[@DungTran-hn3eq]

wow Nadal was bagelled twice by Murray (could have been possibly 3 times if Nadal hadn't retired in Australian open match)

[@anisstirmane6236]

You forget us open 2008 ?

[@pai4233]

So many ways to skip the copyright hhh

[@jonathanfa4267]

3:44 wimbledon?

[@tolendoi123]

Nadal always wins, for a second there I thought I was watching a Nadal vs Federer H2H points.

[@marstonrobert]

Legendary moments players!!!!! End of!!!!!!!!

[@reactions4u438]

2 bagels for Murray, 0 for Nadal.

[@ChrisM-vz4pe]

Watching Nadal play tennis makes me wanna play so bad with my friends. Especially, times like these during the summer. #Covid19willcometoanend

[@youshenglv5616]

4：08 something like pxxa?

[@youshenglv5616]

4:08 something like pxxa?

[@gabriellee5902]

Yousheng Lv i think he said come on

[@youshenglv5616]

Gabriel Lee no I think he said something like pxxa vamos

[@youshenglv5616]

Gabriel Lee I'm a big fan of Rafa don't worry. Even if he said something bad I still love him

[@agustingodoy7501]

Y Madrid 2015?

[@tennischill8711]

Agustin Godoy 6:23

[@jacobschmidt2709]

For the record, Sir Andrew Baron Murray was always a better grass court player than Nadal. Nadal mainly won because of the mental game. On a technical level, it was not even close. Don't be blinded by the Spaniards run of finals. He got lucky because of court homogenization, a mono Fed and very lucky early round wins. Murray is 2-0 vs prime Djokovic on grass. Nadal is 0-1 vs prime and 0-1 vs post prime Djokovic. The only time Nadal beat him in a grass slam was a match that the Serbian retired from after 1 set all between the pair. Murray also beat Fed in the OG match on grass; something Nadal was never able to do. Simply put, Murray reached a higher level on grass that Nadal never has, nor ever will reach. Let us also not forget Nadals horrible patch from 2012 to 2017 Wimbledon, with 2nd round, 1st round, 4th round, 2nd round and 4th round losses respectively. Why did this happen and why did Nadal always struggle in the earlier rounds on grass? He sucks on the surface and is vastly overrated due to the illusion of court homogenization.

[@PaulMansell-z9l]

Rafa beat Roger Federer on grass in 2008 when Roger was in his prime. Rafa is also a greatly underrated volleyer & Murray while having certain technical advantages could not use them effectively against Rafa because he didn't use the net game enough. Rafa was a better player than all of the other members of the big four from the back of the court until 2011 when Djoker trumped him, except on clay. You also have failed to reference Rafa's knee problems which inhibited him at Wimbledon from 2012 to 2017 with the exception perhaps of 2014 and 2017 itself. Homogenization of the courts is one of the most overused arguments & frankly it was more about the fact that Roger Federer's natural game is from the back of the court & the other top players being the same that allowed great baseliners to win Wimbledon. Rafa's mental game was and is undeniable, but he also had underrated technical skills as well as touch and power, plus incredible athleticism & fitness. You don't make 5 finals in a row, beat Murray 3/3, Federer 1/2 & Djoker 1/2 unless you are a great grass court player. Rafa won two of these titles & his semi-final runs in recent years from 2018, 2019 & 2022 suggest you are talking anti-Rafa Nadal gibberish.

[@dickn.ormous1064]

What are you talking about?Nadal had better net game than Murray and much better passing shots.The only thing Murray had over Nadal was his serve return.Everything else was just inferior.

[@regworld1167]

Nadal is not a very gracious loser...

[@adityagouravdas929]

Get an eye

[@decimustv4257]

I think players should not celebrate winning because it is offensive to the other player who is disappointed from losing. They should show no emotions and just shake hands. I were in charge of Tennis I would make that a rule.

[@gurkancubukcu7717]

What a stupid opinion. Then celebrating should be forbidden in all sports cause it is disrespecting? This is the nature of sports one side loses and the other one wins. But of course they should not celebrate like crazy.

[@sirbenjaminthebold3943]

Jess I think the other player should stop being such a massive pansy and not get offended.

[@SJ-di5zu]

I think tennis should start giving trophies to the loser instead of the winner in order to make sure they don’t feel bad 😂

[@alexbormanbou]

They have to celebrate the hard work that led them there. It's important psicologically.