Novak Djokovic vs Stan Wawrinka Extended Highlights | US Open 2019 R4

Novak Djokovic and Stan Wawrinka face off in Round 4 of the US Open 2019.

[@briandtnguyen]

Wawrinka could lose 100 matches in a row to a bunch of randoms but still find the confidence to beat Novak in the 101st match.

[@mercedesgarcia-dw7fo]

😂🤣🤣

[@bramvalkenburg5655]

As long as it is in a Grand Slam

[@tennisparisbrothers8001]

He's so confident against djokovic only guy I know that has this much confidence to beat 1 in the world

[@pierluigicaffaro3462]

Wawrinka is the Swiss revenge of the King

[@prkrmc6457]

Having confidence doesn't hurt. But tennis is all about MATCH-UP. Wawrinka is the cleanest ball hitter on tour. His forehand and backhand swings are as a simple as they come. At his peak, making no errors, he is basically a baseline sledgehammer. Lock and loaded the moment he sees the ball come. Watch his swings. There is no wrist movement until after he's hit the ball. Guess what happens if you give Wawrinka a ball machine. He eats it up. And a ball-machine is basically who Novak is. Novak is probably the greatest to play tennis because he has the consistency of a machine. His balls land consistently on the baseline pushing everyone back. Doesn't matter for Stan. He feeds off Novak's machine-like consistency and he'll just make up the difference with more power. Novak's crosscourt backhand and forehand are the stuff of nightmares for tennis players. When he changes direction going down the line, he throws almost everyone off. Doesn't matter for Stan. He can out-angle Novak's bread and butter cross court shots, and he doesn't have to run around his backhand like Fed or Rafa. He can just slam the backhand anywhere on the court and win the point. Watch the FO final between Novak and Stan. It's the stuff of dreams for any tennis fan. Now, throw Fed's variation vs Wawrinka and you end up with a 20-3 H2H between the two in Fed's favor.

[@itsyeboiandrew]

Stan the man: hits a down the line backhand Literally everyone in the crowd:🤤🤤

[@mezzaninedebt]

Who wouldn't?

[@Escorpio123PS]

7:01

[@user-cy6xl3vd3f]

@@Escorpio123PS a thing of beauty.

[@ericwilson6994]

I have absolutely no tennis ambition and play the game no differently then self stimming by taking a walk or bouncing a ball 100 times a row against the wall..... -Skankhunt42

[@syukrihantu]

I think one of the reasons djokovic struggled with Stan is that Stan has the power and accurate backhand and also brave enough to go down the line to djokovics forehand

[@manindradwivedi2496]

Yeah and thats also why thiem is a very dangerous matchup for novak.

[@RickardoSpalcia]

Djokovic is predictable in the way he plays and does give you time on the ball. He doesn't have any awkward shots (like Medvedev) and he doesn't rush you like Federer. It all sits very nicely for Wawrinka and he starts to see the ball very big.

[@rodrigoandrescoloane]

@@RickardoSpalcia yea, wawrinka started to adjust perfectly when he started loosing those net points.

[@marcc5353]

Djoker gives Stan a nice consistent ball in his strike zone

[@user-zf3ue4nr5g]

@@RickardoSpalcia May I ask what is awkward shot?

[@phantom5573]

How did I miss this. Stan looks incredible and NOT intimidated by Novak (unlike most players). Stan is always a crowd favorite.

[@spartan7911]

Tsitsipas isn't scared of Djokovic, he has fought him to the end many times even though he is 2-6 lifetime.

[@Stublinsky]

And then Stan plays Milos Raonic and gets wiped off the court by Raonic !!!

[@alco2758]

@@Stublinsky stop being a dumb hater. Stan lost in the next round to Medvedev, who was absolutely on fire at that time.

[@aimeboscnikolov640]

Oo @@Stublinsky l

[@aimeboscnikolov640]

@@spartan7911 I o Oo!L l.o LP. L L Lllllllo

[@danielrusin2742]

Now these are the kind of highlights we were looking for

[@masters.1000]

Yet they upload them one week after the match...

[@roydondsa]

Yup after the tournament is over ..perfect highlights

[@lobogo777]

Instead of being happy that they put out at least something, you complain like morons.

[@RafaelNadalTributes]

exactly

[@ponchogp7870]

USOTC trying to make amends by putting out "extended" highlights after attracting lots of criticisms from their appalling high lights lasting 3 mins for the whole of the championship fortnight. Too late, your whole team should be sacked long ago.

[@RichardsWorld]

The crowd obviously wanted to see Stan beat up on Djokovic some more.

[@vincenttran5920]

that's what i paid for

[@supertennis1]

@@vincenttran5920 bet you were one of the dumbasses booing him too

[@vincenttran5920]

@@supertennis1 no but i would pay to do that

[@JordanjamesX]

Yup

[@danielgegziabher7839]

any one who knws novak knws how he play how react his body language everythn... nd i knw him well ..from the frst ball hit..he was not in hismood ..i knew smthn was wrong... he never did fist pump when he win good points which he usally did vs stan.. he ddnt even motivated for that this time.. but poorly that poor corwd ddnt knw novak...am happy i knw him.. wish u all to knw him...

[@jakehuang3545]

The amount of times I have seen Stan gets broken, then breaks back, and then come back to win the set against NOVAK DJOKOVIC is just incredible. At a Grand Slam too. No one else has this much confidence against Djokovic. Not even Fedal.

[@toniailton8273]

If Stan would have to play every Match against Djokovic, he would be the record grand slam champion.

[@vijayendranvijay4538]

That's an absolute shame for Novak- the greatest (so called) strong era player..

[@manindradwivedi2496]

Put dimitrov in that category too🤣

[@dstillRO]

that makes no absolute sens the H2H is 19-6 for Djokovic is not even close.

[@Max-yp1iw]

Alex Andru yeah but not in grand slams :)

[@fakereality5204]

Are you mad or what??

[@mhp7690]

Regardless of h2h when u haven't been consistent it's flourishing when it matters most where u will be remembered and Stan will always be remembered for going toe to toe and prevailing against the big 3 in finals. Defeating Novak for the French and US and Nadal for the AO and Fed for the Monte Carlo masters. Stan honestly has more credibility than all these next gen players who r hyped up put together. It's hard to see any of them attain as many GS as he did.

[@al2498]

Exactly

[@liamsuter1983]

I just wish that stan realised his potential earlier in his career

[@nikolaramic]

He did, everyone did he just didn't had the mental toughness... But if he did, he'd probably have 5-7 gs under his best.... I find him to be bettet than Murray when he is at his best... Hence, he probably is better than anyone at his very best ..

[@viksinha5410]

@@nikolaramic Better than the Big 3? No. But better than anyone who is not named Federer, Djokovic, or Nadal? Debatable

[@nikolaramic]

@@viksinha5410 When he is at his very best, he plays the best tenis... Debatable with Nadal at RG.

[@viksinha5410]

Nikola Ramic But if Wawrinka plays “the” best tennis when he is at his best, then where is his 17 grand slams?

[@nikolaramic]

@@viksinha5410 You didnt even understand me

[@NicolasBeecher]

I didn't see any injury when Nole was winning on 2nd set, neither 1st set. Weird. All I can say, what a player Stan is when he's focused on winning, he is that kind of player who can win against anyone, no matter how good they are. A total beast!

[@tomoast69]

Novak’s goal isn’t to show his opponent he’s hurt but to keep it to himself. Any actual tennis player would know that.

[@fancyutd]

@@tomoast69 if you watched Nadal against Stan you could see nadal injury but he keep fighting until he lost at AUS Open final 2014

[@rafailbaldal6062]

@@fancyutd yeah similar to how he retired against delpotro in last year's us open semifinal.

[@tomoast69]

Dom1n1c Gaming 😂 nadal is the worst example you could ever use the guy has retired from the most matches out of everyone in the big 4

[@fancyutd]

@@rafailbaldal6062 you could see him retired till australia 2019... i think djokovic will be back soon :))))

[@alco2758]

I miss Wawrinka... He was the only one able to tame an in form Djokovic. He will remain one of the most underrated players, both in terms of playing ability and character.

[@zainabmanzar8252]

Boths are my favorite.. 1.Notvak 2.waw....finished...

[@sain8827]

Wawrinka above Djokovic@@zainabmanzar8252

[@fintrotter9949]

Could watch Stans backhand all day long!

[@Zenoandturtle]

Right up there with Boris Becker and Michael Stich. Strange Stan could not win Wimbledon.

[@ericwilson6994]

I have absolutely no tennis ambition and play the game no differently then self stimming by taking a walk or bouncing a ball 100 times a row against the wall..... -Skankhunt42

[@eloyawonera3528]

The Most Unpredictable Player Ever has done it again ! Thanks for the highlights USO !

[@jobsmine]

Stan is officially the Achilles heels of Djokovich. He will always obliterate him with out hesitation, and Djoko cannot do anything at all. Djokovic’s great talent is from corner to corner, but Stan can easily return with that subliminal backhand. 👏 😎

[@paltakacs1027]

Hni

[@Escorpio123PS]

Where did he beat him before?

[@jobsmine]

Escorpio123PS Lmao final 2016 US open , 2015 French Open and many more.

[@zorannbg6989]

Stan is very good player,but Novak was injured this time

[@ThisIsHarun]

@@jobsmine H2H 19-7😂 Novak leads Tell me the drugs your using.. saying "and many more"😂

[@hariw834]

I always thought that one of the most under appreciated parts of Wawrinkas arsenal is his accurate and powerful first serves. His first serves got him out of trouble in many key moments in this match.

[@Zenoandturtle]

Stan’s backhand has to rate among top 5 in history of tennis.

[@johnjeffers1524]

accuracy and power on every shot. He really earned the nickname "Stanimal."

[@joebuck4957]

Novak has achieved the retirement slam US Open 2019 wawrinka Wimbledon 2007 Nadal Wimbledon 2017 Berdych French Open 2006 Nadal French Open 2005 Coria Australian Open2009 Roddick

[@ryansodhi1815]

Hahaha

[@nicolaspalma9362]

@GTS Still better to withdraw than to retire. At least you dont waste the fans money who pay to watch you.

[@senthilveeran1723]

@@nicolaspalma9362 Well said

[@Plitonne]

@@nicolaspalma9362 It's actually the exact opposite. You don't buy a ticket to watch a certain match (unless it's the final), you buy a ticket for access to a certain court. So you'll get to watch a bunch of matches instead of just one. Therefore if one player withdraws you won't get refunded as you still get to watch the other matches. So as a spectator you'd much rather take a mid-match retirement over a withdrawal. Next time think before you comment so you won't look like a complete idiot.

[@germany123ification]

bwahahahahah!!!!! nice one Aa JV...

[@kieranrankie203]

Novak is a legend but one thing I don't like about him is the amount of times he's retired from matches. Retiring takes the credit away from the opponent and he only retired once he knew Stan was going to win.

[@TeresasSweets]

Yea, I play tennis tournaments in the drooling heat and a lot of opponents I play against retire when they know their going to lose but, who am I to say? I would do the same thing

[@mike_404]

Teresa Tran Yeah you and your opponent both are feeling the same heat. No excuses

[@kieranrankie203]

@@TeresasSweets What has heat got to do with this match? Nothing. Novak was carrying a little injury but nothing serious. He could have let Stan finish the match. He knew about the injury a week before the match. Instead he took the coward way out.

[@TeresasSweets]

@@kieranrankie203 I mean that retiring is just a way of saying that you're too tired to play but, instead of taking the time to actually finish the match they can retire and take the credit away from you the easy way

[@silverwindentertainment1974]

Joko is the best actor in hollywood😂

[@Rezmund]

7:59 love it when Wawrinka gives him the eyes after breaking 😂😁😛

[@mickeyguide3112]

MRA 13 yep...the ' you want some more of this?' look 😉

[@MiguelFernandez-xy3vf]

@@mickeyguide3112 U cant help loving the STANIMAL

[@violetmujeres1034]

I think he was just checkinh on djokovic if he was ok He thought he was sick or something

[@Matthew9818]

@@violetmujeres1034 fakervic

[@colinarndt3412]

Yeah that's not really Wawrinka's personality. He was clearly watching Djoko to see his condition. Just look at how slowly Djokovic was moving to the chair there.

[@piner74]

wawrinka simply owns djokovic in majors!

[@ertugrulkorpinar51]

Tennistic Productions it’s 4-1 in the last 5 meetings

[@nd2328]

Not at all owns.

[@ArpanSarkar3333]

mere exaggeration

[@curt8806]

yeh zero signs that Djokovic had injuries affecting his play. he was simply outplayed. sore loser.

[@lottiem193]

@@curt8806 I agree with you 😀

[@danield.7359]

Stan is such a spectacular player, I really enjoy watching him. I wonder what it is that kept him from becoming number 1.

[@jakehuang3545]

Not being consistent enough outside of slams

[@matiasvallarino1699]

@@jakehuang3545 en realidad pudo serlo en wimbledon 2017 antes de la lexion de rodilla que tuvo

[@YTviewer2099]

The big 4

[@eddyededwin]

@@matiasvallarino1699 his A game can beat anyone. his power is crazy

[@Baratheon.]

consistency. Nadal, Djokovic & Fed are demons.

[@Escorpio123PS]

Love these extended highlights. And this one was great.

[@kieunguyen-yf5hc]

Stans backhand is so awesome to watch. I think it’s one of greatest 1 hand backhand ever to witness.

[@tezzzbillionaire8235]

What an awesome serve by Stan.. Main Reason for winning..world no.1 struggling to get that service..🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@samking2094]

It's strange how Stan gives Novak so much trouble, as a Nadal fan whenever it's a hard court GS I always look at the draw and hope that Rafa's on the opposite side to Novak and that Stan's on Novak's side!

[@yoshikay8787]

Sam King Truth

[@BrotherTree1]

Match ups in playing styles are a thing in tennis. Adjusting them is another different ball game that seperates legends from another based on consistency day in day out.

[@gherbihicham8506]

Nadal almost never plays in the same half as Djokovic because they have been ranked 1 and 2 since 2010 they are guaranteed to be in separate halves, what the hell are you talking about?

[@samking2094]

@@gherbihicham8506 you're a fucking idiot

[@kevinmurtagh4996]

Gherbi Hicham You’re not very smart are you? They’re saying that they always hope, at hardcourt majors, that Stan is in Novak’s half because then it’s much more likely that Rafa won’t have to face Novak in the Final. And this makes perfect sense for a Nadal fan, as Rafa hasn’t beaten Novak at a major in 5 years, and hasn’t beaten him on harcourt in 6 years. If there is one guy who Rafa should never want to face off of clay, it’s Djokovic. And Stan is the most likely guy to prevent that from happening. There obviously has been 1 exception- 2013. That was the 1 time that Rafa managed to beat a prime Djoko at a Major outside of Roland Garros. For whatever reason, Rafa has never been able to find that form against Novak on hard or grass since then.

[@nicolaspalma9362]

Thank you US Open for uploading this!

[@dulanjalimadushani1852]

Nicolás Palma

[@parkjoe1]

Novak vs. Stan matches were and always will be epic!

[@samer4435]

Djoko VS Stan rivalry is so underrated. It always shows epic matches with high quality of tennis.

[@dnromeoalphayankee13]

The guy who has done maximum damage to Djokovic's career

[@arslaanpasha3334]

And defeated djokovic in his peak 2 times. 2015 french open and 2016 us open.

[@Laland_1196]

@@arslaanpasha3334 2014 Melbourne also

[@AstroSully]

For Federer it’s Nadal and for Nadal it’s Djokovic.

[@Laland_1196]

@@AstroSully and for Djokovic both rafa and Wawrinka in slams

[@chamindujanith6337]

@@Laland_1196 Lol. Federer beat Djokovic 6 times in slams.

[@Mike-jq5wd]

Stan the Man

[@sunglee3935]

Mike stanimal

[@glassanimals8738]

Mike the Nike

[@barbiedoll5766]

This one kept me on the edge of my seat! Both are great,great players!

[@sapientbudgie5652]

That’s the difference between Novak and Fed. Novak gives up and retires a dozen times in his career in key matches with any injury. Fed keeps going and finishes the match win or lose.

[@glassanimals8738]

40 15

[@TheNitrohp]

and federer lose all the time vs djokovic !!!!!!

[@sapientbudgie5652]

TheNitrohp grand slams, longest at number one in the world. It’s not about h2h. Let’s see where Novak is playing at 39 years of age.

[@TheNitrohp]

@@sapientbudgie5652 hahaha only 20 with 39 years !!!!!! Djokovic have 17 with 32 years !!!!! Don't cry fedefan !!!!

[@sapientbudgie5652]

TheNitrohp Must be Serbian. Nobody else cares. Federer changed the game. No matter how many grand slams Novak wins, he will always be a kiss ass, say nothing boring player to watch. Stan the man is more exciting to watch playing cards. Novak fans know that Fed is the king of tennis. Sampras was more influential than Novak.

[@drkitz]

stan should coach roger or provide some tips to him when it comes to break the mental block roger has against djokovic. how brutally stan the man obliterates djokovic is evident without any fear

[@Zenoandturtle]

Stan’s backhand is bigger than Roger’s and that makes the difference.

[@Jagdoom]

Yeah I also think it has to do more with the backhand. Wawrinka is more powerful on that side than Roger.

[@permansan9164]

Also Stan has a powerful serve, roger has accuracy but against djokovic power is a key with positioning. roger needs that.

[@AgriVideos1]

@@permansan9164 It’s his mental game not physical, just look at Wimbledon 2019. He had the championship point twice and couldn’t convert it. To have it in the first place means his physical game is still there.

[@Stublinsky]

Stan "The Man" obliterates Djokovic? Is that why Stan "The Man" has only beaten Djokovic 6 times; while Djokovic has beaten Stan "The Man" 19 times ? LOL !!!!!

[@Introverder]

4:32 - FINISH HIM!! 4:33 - Wawrinka wins - FATALITY. H2H: Djokovic 19-6, last 3 Grand Slams (including 2 finals): 3-0 Wawrinka :D.

[@vipcrownemoji2272]

😂😂😂😂 only mortal combat players understand this joke

[@glassanimals8738]

And he was injured in all those matches😂😂😂lol

[@glassanimals8738]

@@catmaxi2599 he was playing and because he played very though matches before he meet wawrinka he was so tired and that is why he got injured

[@glassanimals8738]

@@catmaxi2599 i hate you because you are jealous it looks like you dont even watch tennis

[@glassanimals8738]

@@catmaxi2599 fact:djokovic has 5 times more titles than stan and he has 3 times more wins againts him

[@piqueblinders7948]

Man, Djokovic has dominated the last 10 years of tennis and has positive H2Hs with Nadal and Federer etc in that time and yet every time he’s played Stan in a grand slam it’s looked like he’s barely hanging on. He must be secretly thanking his lucky star that they’ve only had this one best-of-5 match in the past 5 years

[@aduj]

have our prays been answered? have the US Open decided to redo the best matchup highlights for more than 3 mins. I never thought this day would come😢 😭

[@shermagustave837]

I knew they would, they understand fan loyalty.

[@th8257]

When Stan is on top form, he really can give Djokovic a lot of trouble. He's one of the few players who can hit through his defence. When he's not quite at his best, Djokovic is too consistent for him

[@xaviermill7440]

Wrong! Even when Stan at his lowest he still would have find the confidence to take down Djokovic. Stan just simply owns Novak at majors.

[@Zenoandturtle]

In 2016 US Open final Stan hit Novak off the court. Stan’s one handed missile like backhand is the only one around that can beat Novak’s phenomenal defence.

[@mantaishere]

@@xaviermill7440 RELAX. When Wawrinka is at his lowest, he cannot find the court. No amount of confidence is going to work in that situation (and where would it even come from, if he is spraying errors all over the place?), especially against Djoker.

[@awesomechad]

Djokovic retires because he's afraid of losing in straight sets.

[@shyamsundarkalyanaraman5900]

Joke he had injury he would have won

[@saikatsarkar288]

Yes like world fakest person jafa

[@suhvi374]

Always

[@dienfhet5179]

Facts

[@TheManuelpuerta]

offcourse he is

[@ndk4]

Us open. Champ of grandslam highlights. Respect!

[@egbejustine]

RULE 1: NEVER set up Stanislav Wawrinka to play a backhand...it is MORE dangerous than his forehand. How Novak hasn't realized this is mind-boggling

[@boopesh1n]

Djoko literally gave up against Stan the man

[@user-gx1cb7bm2i]

He defeats Nole at Roland Garros, AO and USO, wow, just wow, Stanimal!

[@westonmeyer3110]

Twice at USO.

[@ramyg5037]

Both their backhands and forehands are a pleasure to watch....

[@SM-hc2nz]

I think Stan the man when in form can destroy even a confident Djokovic. Stan obviously played amazing to win the 2016 US Open but in my opinion world number 2 Djokovic was a much tougher opponent in QF in 2014 AO. Djokovic was fazed as what to do to get past Stan as he didn't expect this. Stan went on to win his first grand slam beating world number 1 Nadal. Wish Stan all the luck so that he can complete his Career Golden Slam by winning the Wimbledon.

[@atharvathatte9335]

Wawrinka's serves were just spot on that day!

[@ramzirobart1032]

Wawrinka the only player to cause Djokovic and Nadal to get injured and then lose thier Grand Slam matches 😂😂

[@KnowTrentTimoy]

These two have the best matches. They put elite in tennis every time.

[@juancitotrucupey8795]

El juego de Djokovic es perfecto para Stan, ese back de Stan es magnífico.

[@MinisterMindset369]

Love Wawrinka’s game. When he’s on, he’s so solid and aesthetic. His serve always reminds me of a scorpion strike. If only he sliced a little more and drop shotted to keep his opponents even more off balance. His serve return was also a weak point as he mostly opts to chip it back. Still a lovely player. Hope to see him back in this form again

[@zMarcusHD]

why didnt you guys upload these the day after the matchesss

[@adriangabriel3951]

Lazy asses, that's why.

[@ukdashcamvideos]

The TV company won’t allow them to

[@Kelvin-ed6ce]

they just want to prevent other youtubers from making money off highlights

[@TuanPham-vh6np]

TV and sports Chanels paid big $ for broadcasting right.

[@purplecoffinman8510]

Took too much time to put together probably

[@rosePetrichor]

People come to watch Stan for these moments when he becomes possessed by the spirit of Don Budge and just blows everyone off court. His backhand shots are absolutely incredible to watch

[@SaeedAcronia]

Stan is that quiet guy in you class who minds his won business.

[@bibiboi07]

Stan The Man is one of the very few guys that can wear out Djokovic in Grand slam stages.

[@riazahmed2510]

Wawrinka is the true nemesis of Djokovic. He seems to bring out his A-game every time he turns up against Djokovic, especially during the business end of the tournament.

[@RossBayCult]

It doesn’t matter the location, Melbourne, Paris, New York, London, the crowd roots hard against Djokovic. 😂

[@wstew]

Nobody likes him beside his own supporter. Lol

[@teslast.5296]

it's because you never watched a match in Asia, dumbxxx

[@addyphoenix2655]

@@wstew but why ppl hate him???

[@wstew]

@@addyphoenix2655 why? saw how he partied during the pandemic?

[@addyphoenix2655]

@@wstew but before that too he never got the same applause as say someone like fedrer or even nadal. even though hes on the same level as far as talent goes.

[@haiderraja4533]

Whats amazing is that Novak and Rafa have not met at the US open since 2013.

[@aayushjindal8117]

Youngsters today should just watch Wawrinka vs Djokovic matches to plan tactics against Djokovic. Nothing else will help them

[@jboww2121]

he’s 5 games away from losing. just play the rest of the match. he’s way too quick to retire and based on his movement he wasn’t that injured.

[@aisthpaoitht]

Yep, he is a bitch.

[@interkot1691]

It's dangerous to play with an injury (especially at the professional level) because you can injure yourself more and then recovery time is even longer so it was probably the right choice for Djokovic.

[@jboww2121]

InterKOT i just feel like he could’ve played but not gone all out and risk injury. being so close to winning and then winning by “default” takes so much deserved credit away from stan. especially since this was stan’s comeback and djokovic was nearly unbeatable. on paper it’ll just look like novak was too injured to play and any player would’ve won regardless.

[@jasons_encore]

Yeah tell the worlds number one tennis player how to play!

[@jboww2121]

Jason Zhang i didn’t tell him how to play.. i told him how he could give more respect to his opponent. he’s always talking about respect isn’t he? i’m not acting like i could give him tennis lessons

[@bonzwah1]

watching wawrinka and djokovic pound the ball cross court backhand to backhand is such a treat.

[@ajinkyakale830]

Stan's power is incredible! His single free-flowing backhand is superb!

[@MrBrouwerPower]

Stan really could beat anyone on his day. What a player he was

[@laurencecorray]

Joko's Kryptonite. You actually sense Joko weakening physically when he plays Stan The Man!

[@j2theosh6969]

nole is literally 19-6 in head to head. ur trippin. djokovics only weakness is himself.

[@phyotennis7462]

@@j2theosh6969 🤣Stan is up 4:0 in Slam since 2014 obviously that's not luck. Stan have something others don't have. His down the line back hand to Novak's forenad is brutal. I think that's also maybe the way Novak hit his back hand slightly flat and stay lower which seem to set up Warwrinka's back hand perfectly. Also Stan is not one trick pony he have weapons serves can be big and crushing forehand too. You can't beat the GOAT with one trick. Look what happened to Berittini in Wimbledon's final. Just accept and embrace Stanimal and the beast he is. 😏

[@j2theosh6969]

@@phyotennis7462 and where’s Stan now? And don’t say injuries as an excuse cuz djokovic been there

[@phyotennis7462]

@@j2theosh6969 don't be salty man. Just accept the facts. He will always remembered as the one that tamed the GOAT and make him quit in the match.🥱

[@j2theosh6969]

@@phyotennis7462 lol glad he was able to win 6 whole matches 😂 y’all reaching so hard. 19-6 seems like it’s obvious who got the best of who

[@saicharan3731]

That BH is gold. The best for me in male tennis. I would chose single handed power backhand to double. It helps change direction so easily. And his BH has venom and dip on both flanks

[@giacomocuspidi8738]

Not a super Djokovic fan, but his face spoke for himself since the beginning of the match! Good healing!

[@giacomocuspidi8738]

@c fedyszyn Maybe also... I am definitely a Wawrinka fan but I do believe he was not feeling physically well!

[@h_sarraf]

I don't know much about Tennis but there is something unique about Warwinka's game. Roger Novak Rafa, GOATs etc... I get it, sure. But Warwinka is special.

[@Dayumhesgood]

djokovic retired due to a damaged EGO not a damaged shoulder

[@archiesutherland6127]

yep, 100% not GOAT in my eyes

[@abelruiz688]

Estos si eran partidazos de tennis 🎾 ❤😮

[@user1138]

There are few things in this world I love more than seeing Stan beat Djokovic in a Grand Slam :)

[@jeancharlet6496]

Djokovic being outplayed in every possible way by Wawrinka. There's just those days where you need to retire out of embarrassment.

[@saikatsarkar288]

Yes like AO 2018 semi. And US 2018 Semi.

[@mysticnomad89]

@@saikatsarkar288no Us open 2020 and AO 2022 where you are booted 👞

[@vighneshramesh2569]

Wawrinka got the most powerful one handed backhand, just amazing to see how much power he can generate with it!

[@hugofonseca570]

Amazing and beautiful backhand from Wawrinka!

[@malpete]

I love Stan the man 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@deepakmahajan170]

Wawrinka lays perfect plan to beat djokovic. Overpower him and just play risky tennis. But it is easier said than done lol

[@kailashpatel1706]

My biggest disappointment in the US Open was Warwinka, don't get me wrong I'm now a converted Medvedev fan but would love to have seen Stan on an American hardcourt play Nadal..

[@gherbihicham8506]

Nadal is 18-3 vs Wawrinka, two out of the three Wawrinka wins came in the worst season for Nadal in 2015 and one came at final of the Australian Open 2014 where Nadal was clearly playing with an injury averaging 80 mile per hour serves and not running down anything from the second set until the end. Nadal is probably the worst type of player for Wawrinka.

[@kailashpatel1706]

Novak had an excellent H2H against Stan as well..

[@gherbihicham8506]

@@kailashpatel1706 The key word is "had", Djokovic is 4-4 in grand slam matches and 1-4 in the last five GS matches vs Wawrinka.

[@kailashpatel1706]

@@gherbihicham8506 he still 'has' an excellent h2h..!

[@gherbihicham8506]

@@kailashpatel1706 Not really excellent, perhaps very good, he lost many grand slam matches to the guy even though he won 19 matches overall.

[@johnrenehan7406]

No one matches up against Djokovic better than Wavrinka; he plays a smart steady all round game with controlled aggression ; awesome

[@ajankanna8037]

Peak Wawrinka > peak djoker

[@fernandoheraud.r1729]

Si Stan hubiera mantenido este nivel toda su carrera, tendria al menos 10 Grand Slams

[@lyc2520]

Warinka is currently one of the best players playing with single handed backhand hit!

[@lyc2520]

But he needs to improve his movement

[@JD-kf2ki]

What makes you not upload 1080p or higher??

[@sugardust_kyu]

Djokovic disconnects from the match.

[@dienfhet5179]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@RobertThomasCollins]

I love that Stan matches up so well against Djokovic.

[@MrRadiantMan]

*in grand slams after 2013 because their h2h is still very one sided.

[@RobertThomasCollins]

@@MrRadiantMan of course but I still think it’s such a great matchup to watch.

[@MrRadiantMan]

@@RobertThomasCollins True..they have had some amazing matches in the past decade.

[@hanafijakaperkasajaka5509]

Top markotov👍💪

[@Harsh-Words]

Cameraman: Hold my beer Bugs Bunny in his imagination: Aennhhh, There's none left doc.

[@controversialmusic9141]

Mr. Djokovic can’t you just take a beat like a man? Whenever he feels he’s going to lose he just retires with injury he is the GOAT in retiring from matches? How on earth he’s injuries and he got that ball at minute 11.34????? Even Monfils wouldn’t get that hahaha. He’s a great champion but he’s a greater champion in retiring from matches.

[@librehumain4236]

agree, he shouldn't retire IMO, but who knows the truth !? was he really struggling physically ? to be fair, you must mention nadal as well, the greatest injury faker of all time. Paris Masters1000 of 2019, the way he waited first SF result before announcing withdrawal, wow. if Dimitrov got to the final, nadal would play shapovalov certainly , he would have nothing to lose and try to clinch the unachieved Paris Masters. he avoided facing Djokovic and H2H getting enlarged to Djokovic's favor.

[@ghost2k25]

We need Stan the Man back to save the world from JokerUSOpen2021

[@MrRadiantMan]

Not happening.

[@user1138]

Yes! I want Stan to show up and ruin his dreams of a calendar grand slam lol

[@rizalbah5290]

Stan is truly the ultimate Kryptonite for DJokovic. He made djokovic play like an amateur. He even made him say 'no mas, senior'

[@ajankanna8037]

Warinka's stamina js underrated, i think he outlasts djoker when he peaks, one of the reason he beats djoker in slams

[@Luis33371]

In the middle of the second started the Novak shoulder problems, but Stan was too strong, I don't know if Novak would has beat Stan that day...

[@yueli2146]

Yeah now that the tournaments over and no one really cares about a 4th round match anymore. Good timing US Open

[@rishigupta3247]

Tell me who doesn't care about it. It can only be people like you, who watch or decide the quality of matches seeing their level in the tournament and not the players who play. Whatever the stage be, djokovic Vs wawrinka is one of the best battles on the planet

[@DainBramaged00]

@@rishigupta3247 I thought the longer highlights would finally get the chronic complainers to STFU. I guess not lol

[@yueli2146]

​@@rishigupta3247 Well I thought the match was so good I rewatched it on ESPN the next day to enjoy it again. I'm just saying now that we know who the champion is the result of this match is rather insignificant. Stop jumping into conclusions and thanks.

[@sidhanthmishra8488]

Actually we do...Novak was playing quite well

[@Abe-Lau]

“The best people make you play the best.”

[@kryptonian1371]

Outlasting Novak in long rallies and forcing *HIM* to make errors is probably the one big indication for the other player that he should fancy his chances and go for the win on the day against the legend that is Novak Djokovic.

[@unitedred1999]

This is what I have always wanted Rafa to do to Novak on faster surfaces. I know its impossible to switch his playing style suddenly. But this is the blueprint to dominating faster surfaces - POWER. Wawrinka Medvedev have destroyed Djokovic using these tactics. 🔥🔥🔥

[@HCaulfield115]

Novak can’t do backhand to backhand like he can with most players

[@hebgab]

One of very few players (maybe Nadal on clay is the other) in this era, who after 2013, on his best day could beat Djokovic regardless of Novak's level in my opinion. His brutal power shots from way behind the baseline just gave real trouble for Djokovic to handle, only player who could hit him through, when he was playing his best tennis. Although Djokovic is much more consistent, can't argue with his numbers, but Waw was absolute joy to watch in these matches. Really strange rivalry with the overall h2h is quite lopsided with a 19-6 score in favour of Djokovic, but if you count only Grand Slam matches it is 4-4 and also after 2013 matches it is 4-4 as well. So after a while (2013-) it became really close.

[@BrotherTree1]

Finally!

[@philipushendryhartono3137]

Seems like djokovic always difficult play against Stan. I always happy Stan Win against djokovic. Good Job Stan

[@bobmalack481]

Anytime Stan does that point-the-finger at his head side after a point won usually means he's on.

[@alco2758]

another clue is when he starts to consistently hit bh down the line winners.

[@OthelloAcademy]

Wawrinka is such a beast, he grinds down djokovic the way djokovic usually does to others. Brutal!

[@vagsancho]

I wonder if Stan knows that He is the ONLY man in Earth who can win and DOMINATE prime Djokovic?

[@yin8421]

0:49 Djokovic saves a life.

[@sunritroykarmakar4406]

Hahahaha nice spot