Roger Federer - Best Points Australian Open 2017

[@OnlineFederer]

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[@margaretfleming3554]

They may win more grand slams but this man’s variety of shots, balletic movement around the court, natural ability and that serve will always make him the best as far as I’m concerned.

[@juanfe274]

Is not the best, is the player that you like the most, the best is the one with more achivements, in this case Novak. Despite of that and as a novak fan i have to say the most beautiful game was the Roger's one

[@daniluzzu]

@@juanfe274 to me It's not like that, Novak is obviously the most successful player in history. But it doesn't only take to be a great tennis player to win, it mostly takes mentality, strength of character. Novak is the strongest in history in terms of mental solidity, but I have to agree that he is not the very best at the game of tennis. Federer was weaker mentally, and 5-10% below Novak's extreme athleticism, but he was the most skilled at the game of tennis, most skilled hands, greatest variety of shots, tactical creativity, and that movement on the court that was a dream to watch. Sure, he won less than Novak, and he badly suffered the technical match-up with Novak, but you never heard commentators and fans go crazy in a Novak match like they did in Federer matches, he was entertaining and mesmerizing to watch. And lastly, you can ask any coach in any tennis academy in the world, the benchmark for teaching the technique of any shot in tennis is Federer, not Nadal, not Djokovic. To some people what really matters is just whether the player wins or not, to other people being amazed watching the game is what matters. I am in the second group, and found several players from the past and present to be more amazing to watch than Djokovic, starting with Sampras, McEnroe, Agassi, and others, not just Federer.

[@peterclemmer6544]

@@juanfe274 Federer is the greatest player in history.

[@Roundaboutenjoyer]

@@peterclemmer6544 no :P

[@terrenceolivido741]

of course. beauty is very important .

[@marcphilippegarnaud]

That never gets old. I love the Nadal, Djokovic, and now the Alcaraz and others.. but at this tournament, no one ever played tennis this way, seemingly effortlessly, perfectly elegant and incredible construction of the points. It was more like a magic show than tennis

[@ojaspurohit5852]

you neeed to watch wimbledon 2017 guy did not drop a single set

[@abdelhakimboukhari-eo1xj]

Federer the légende

[@conara023]

Nobody plays AO better than Djokovic,Fed was relaxed because Djokovic was injured that year

[@RFED2O]

​@@conara023what a stupid pathetic statement... Get a life, idiot and clueless

[@Nadieflora-m7p]

​@@conara023oh my god always the same excuses , Go away

[@alanboyd9672]

Federer looks like a mythical figure in that outfit. One of his best, absolutely iconic, career re-defining look.

[@LinusFeynstein]

I should have bought it in 2017. I saw that shirt for some hundreds on ebay

[@impopquiz]

He seemed to be playing every type of player there is, and Nadal, at this AO. Hardcore baseline, hardcore serve and volley. His volley at the net was out of this world. So beautiful to watch.

[@raikahoken]

This AO final was the most magical moment in all my years of watching tennis. Just unbelievable to see him beating Nadal in the final. I never gave him any chance. His play was absolutely unreal

[@adityaselvaria]

PEDs

[@andrewlubbers3198]

I would like this comment, but right now its at 69 likes and i dont want to ruin that.

[@wesleychan8732]

MUFC At least tennis doesn’t have fools like you who go around to videos of other sports just to promote tennis. Like, even if you’re going to do that, at least get the number of countries correct. The most logically and geographically correct answer is that there are 196 countries in the world.

[@temtech9730]

@MUFC like we care. Lol. Soccer/football is just f*cking boring. Dudes running around the field for 90 minutes just to end up as a tie or worse the score could be 0 - 0, hahaha. Time well spent I guess? 😂 Also, soccer players must have the strongest hands because just one slight touch or a tap and another player is rolling in the field already 😂, what a f*cking joke! Just for a chance of that sweet sweet free kick or penalty kick to finally end the misery and score a goal to win by 1. Hahaha. But it's the most famous sport though right? So you have that. 😆

[@gomezaddams4347]

@MUFC You are a very strange person. That chip on your shoulder must be painful.

[@akshayabhatia2384]

Federer's backhand against Nadal was pure talent. He just straight up refused to be pushed back. If Nadal's shot was high with heavy topspin he just stepped ahead and played through the line, if it was deep he just played half volleys. It takes insane amount of guts, talent to execute those backhands with such consistency.

[@richardcaha7205]

In deutsch übersetzt

[@kevinf9822]

Federer never leaves the baseline. Insane talent to do that at this level.

[@mohamedrh5627]

Federer is the only one who can make it look that easy Djokovic and nadal are both excellent, but roger is simply the most elegant and unique player

[@hamzaa.8082]

The AO17 final has the most emotional moments I've ever seen in tennis!

[@hamzaabbaszaidi8788]

absolutely

[@vil64]

His backhand is now absolutely phenomenal. He also stands closer, cutting his opponents time. Just awesome to watch.

[@markyconfident]

I personally think this meant more to him than the French. Was lucky enough to be there. The roar after some of those points ill never forget. The fans in awe of what they were seeing.

[@DesFellows-pn3if]

Roger Federer was the gentleman of tennis, his shot making was superb, ability to get around the court outstanding. Simply the Best. GOAT.

[@seanr.8499]

Most talented, graceful, and fun to watch player of all time. So lucky to have seen him play.

[@Emil-Roma]

One of the greatest compilations of shotmaking you will ever see.

[@jamesmoulton4718]

he was a man possesed

[@RAEN74]

It's so good! Yet....how on earth is it missing THEE SHOT!!! crazy

[@jackwoods9604]

We Will NEVER See This Much IMMENSE Natural Talent Again...EVER

[@hennybogan59]

Got to see him live at Indian Wells Championship 2017. He looked much thinner in person. What astounded me the most was the sixth sense anticipation of both players. At least got a checkoff on the bucket list. Greatest All Time. Switch to a lager racket earlier in career and he finishes with 26 to 27 slam titles.

[@terrenceolivido741]

sigh ... when i first saw RF in 2006, well i said " this guy just has a slightly more efficient nervous system . " i mean my first responce was that he was physically superior biologically to everyone else. i must admit i still think that, though i have added every other quality associated with his extended career. smarter, focused, dedicated.

[@bedzo9565]

À chaque fois que je vois la tête de Federer quand il gagne la finale, je pleure, quel génie du tennis !

[@pac0re]

his footwork was amazing this tournament.. set himself up for effortless shots all the time.

[@Tje760]

Great compilation of the most creative tennis player ever.

[@fededambrosio7720]

Forse la finale slam piu' bella ed emozionante che abbia mai visto, un Federer stratosferico, inarrivabile, con buona pace dei tifosi di Nadal e Djokovic!

[@LinusFeynstein]

How much do I miss him and his tennis!!!😊

[@tatsustimulus9671]

2017 Roger was absolutely phenomenal with lots of insane shots. I feel bit sad as we see those less recently.

[@alexanderwinzer2602]

Will never forget 2017 in tennis. The most badass Federer

[@pharmacology1-l4y]

この大会のフェデラーが1番好き

[@ーOーaaaーbbb]

わかる　バックがめちゃくちゃ上達してたし、3球目のアタックが強すぎた

[@biggabenne]

goosebumps and chills everytime i see that winning reaction

[@sl11tenderhand]

65 winners in a 3 set match just doesn't make sense. The GOAT of GOATS.

[@jackwoods9604]

These Were 5 Set Matches

[@sl11tenderhand]

​@@jackwoods9604He hit 65 winners against Zverev, in a match which finished 3-0, Buddy.

[@jackwoods9604]

@@sl11tenderhand Roger Was The Most Naturally Talented Player to Ever Pick up a Tennis Raquet

[@joechrow8341]

YEARS ago some people were doubting whether Federer will Win another Major considering how he was playing and how old he was...YEARS later here he is Winning the Australian Open and doing it by going 5 setters also...The Undicputed G.O.A.T....Almost 38 years old in 2019 and still Winning Tournies and in the "Semi Finals" of the French Open...Incredible

[@pawshands9706]

It's a hard enough task to change a shot later in a stellar career, but to transform that backhand from vulnerable to magnificent is miraculous. Only Roger could pull it off. The most complete of players. Roger the Maestro ❤🎉🎉🎉

[@Onn.7]

Nie tylko był mistrzem , Roger po prostu pięknie grał i przyjemnie się to oglądało

[@dnasty9673]

Federer is the one pro who is constantly looking to end the point. Never scared to move forward and take a risky shot. That’s what makes his tennis so excellent.

[@jakehuang3545]

man watching all these points together just shows you what a herculean task it is to win a grand slam. props to fed (and the big3) for being able to dominate in these grueling matches for so long. RESPECT!

[@1961Blanchflower]

Fantastic compilation - thank you for posting. Every shot was worth showing more than once, so this could have been twice as long! Fed has been so good for so long, and I believe he was as good as ever at this tournament, at 35!

[@OnlineFederer]

Thanks :) Yes, it's still hard to believe for me that he did it, even after making these compilation and watching these shots multiple times ;)

[@williamabaker12]

Fed continued picking on his old foe that year, beating him brutally in the sunshine double. After so many years, he was now clearly the favorite when these two played amd it was awesome to behold.

[@tvtotalforever]

The way he just chill-walked over the court after pulling off highlight reel shots like it was just another practice will always amuse me ^^ it was always like "yeah, good, but I ve hit better ones before "

[@concepcionur2291]

Enamoraba con su Tenis. Siempre recordaré AO 2017

[@LetsBuildThatApp]

Both played great, Roger looked better than usual on that last game.

[@ForeverPurpleNGold]

Federer finally able to attack the high top spin forehand with his single handed backhand

[@Etnoplasmic]

Where did you see that, he only plays awesome half-volleys lol

[@juanantoniozuleta6575]

donald duke winners from his backhand all over the court.

[@rishbahpandey8697]

@MUFC tennis is big in all countries! Tennis >soccer!! Federer,Nadal , Djokovic play all over the world!! Messi ,ronaldo play all their season in Europe!!

[@MERIDIAN2251]

@MUFC u got issues

[@Raidersscm]

Still like watching Federer play these years later. The beauty in his game as compared to the grinders that play today was spectacular.

[@kenchi7686]

It was Federer’s monstrous back hand that earned him this Australian open.

[@The-Dom]

Roger at this tourny might be the greatest tennis ever played.

[@kennymarshall2197]

There is nothing like Fed ball striking. The serve, the returns, the groundies, the volleys, the movement. It’s in a class of its own and those who want to analyse performance by numbers are just showing they need a ruler to measure. The level beyond is not measured in these dimensions.

[@annewalden3795]

Kenny very well said .Oh how we miss Roger.

[@RFED2O]

The one and only.. The isn't another.. There couldn't ever be another... A Gift from God?.. Yes for sure💯❤️

[@LinusFeynstein]

Noone is playing in 2024 as he did in 2017. All are two meters behind baseline.

[@BerndtNorten]

Some of the best tennis ever played.

[@HappyPuppyJoe]

Damn - you can see the increase of the skill/power of all his opponents as he gets deeper into the tournament. Thanks for the compilation!

[@_jiwi2674]

Unforgettable tournament... just one more of this (although not needed) would be SO sweet

[@thirpalshk]

Great highlights for a great Federer tournament. So many super points and winners. Thanks so much.

[@FrederikMuenchausen]

How come you didn't include the rally at 4/3 deuce?

[@OnlineFederer]

I can't because of the copyrights ;)

[@FrederikMuenchausen]

Ok, though so. Great video, by the way. :)

[@mcrohof]

Let's go and buy those rights!

[@OnlineFederer]

Haha It would be to expensive I think :D

[@mcrohof]

Nah, it's just money ;) Great upload btw; a tennis feast compilation of a 35 y/o G.O.A.T.

[@jer8279]

Novak may be the WIMBLEDON king, and he may win 25 slams, but this is the greatest tennis player I'll ever see.

[@borisbalta2542]

40:15

[@jer8279]

@borisbalta2542 okay that's a fucking good one. I see you

[@borisbalta2542]

@@jer8279 last man standing.

[@calebcrawford2520]

@@borisbalta2542 LOL. Delusional Djokovic fans have no other comeback. It's hilarious.

[@lammie001]

@@borisbalta25425 in a row, 8 Wimbledon titles. Bye bye

[@SimonGeraedts]

Roger's art of playing tennis is pure beauty.

[@黃日恆-l1n]

I wish we can see this Roger once again!

[@GeorgeHWBush-jt8yz]

黃日恆 you saw a slight of fit in the us open

[@bukhtiarshah9843]

Sir Roger federer golden legend in universal love you so much miss you so much teniss history best player ❤❤❤

[@CacheTaFace2]

That's the best he's ever played IMO

[@arkaprotimroychoudhury1152]

When you a get a video of over half an hour of some magical points of a player in a grand slam it's understandable that he is something else.

[@concepcionur2291]

Extraño mucho la elegancia del Sr. Federer

[@larisasmarkina4456]

No one like Federer. His tennis is very special, individual, it's like magic harmony of sport, elegance, force, art... . His shots, movements are so exquisite, delicios. I bag you pardon for my English but I hope you understand my idea. Hi is unique & incomparable independently of actual rating. For me he is Simply the Best forever like sings my lovely Tina Turner.

[@kwangsoonchang1892]

He makes tennis beautiful. GOAT.

[@AlanB-g7v]

This video shows how difficult and good you must be to win a grand slam. Amazingly, all 3 goats won more than 20. Respect to all of them!!! But Federer has the best tennis of all.

[@mqwerty6798]

love his performance and miss it..

[@pawansidharth8778]

Can I see this legend again in the year 2021?

[@ken-mb5cp]

His best season. It was beautiful.

[@michelemcdonald2682]

The best player ever. 🐐❤

[@kosmogeorge]

the best finale ever ! No question.

[@ramyg5037]

3:35 - I like Rubin's game...he makes a lot of effort to hit each ball...

[@EmperorsNewWardrobe]

2:34 I find the mirroring in this point makes it very satisfying, especially the finish

[@marcelotorresmendes3866]

Great comment!

[@co-snowfeld750]

Sos el mejor federer 💙💛 saludos desde Argentina

[@biggabenne]

the stab volley roger makes at 27:55 is a very rare sight to see fed completely behind the point in regards to footwork at that moment, he's still moving after he hits the ball and then slides to stop (like nishikori or Djoker)

[@mixp4744]

Roger was making it looks effortless in every move.

[@jays1752]

One constant in this compilation: Federer's backhand is now deadly. Maybe up there with Wawrinka's

[@systemafunk]

I agree. When he is playing it aggressively it is definitely a severely underrated backhand.

[@jamesmoulton4718]

@@systemafunk bro he just commited to hitting through it, with smart high percentages too!, heavy penetrating cross court backhands that opened up the whole court for him

[@FExpiate]

His backhand is better than Wawrinka, the variety he has on this shot is unparallel. Stan has power and percentage, but Roger has variety, flick, passing shots etc.

[@akatsukifcjryouth]

フェデラーのテニスは美しい そしてすべてが詰まっている

[@JP-ij1gd]

Incredible tennis. Fantastic compilation!

[@earlsmack2637]

this is the best of roger..

[@coalblackbird836]

yes, true roger played his very best that year. hopefully we can see another tournament like this but i think this is his last year on tour.

[@jfloresmac]

Everyone is playing like a sparring partner: "Here Roger, hit this" Roger is always like: "Cant touch this, Bam!"

[@Bluedog51]

28:08, those were some absolute bullets by Federer. Still one of the best games of tennis ever played, if not the best.

[@SuddenCold]

I love Federers game so much.

[@chijiokechukwudum3177]

I don't know if there is anybody capable constructing points like Roger Federer

[@ED-jw1uz]

ウルトラスーパーライジングバック　偶に打つ片手ジャックハンドも素敵だった

[@lordwellingtonthethird8486]

My favourite tournament, not because of quality (there was some) but given he had to fight through some stiff opponents with little match play and of course the come back against Rafa.

[@hanagoe_ryuto]

I still love his stable play that I don't feel like losing at all.

[@thunderzyon1]

Ele usa uma mão só, olha os braços finos como BAMBU.. A força e a munheca são FENOMENAIS e sem um grito.. RSSS

[@saphira85498]

how come the best and epic 26 shot rally vs. Nadal in the fifth set is NOT featured in this compilation? baffling

[@diegobarraza7056]

Inmensamente eterno el gigante Roger!! El más grande siempre!!!

[@MrHitthespot]

Excellent video.

[@andrewnguyen4913]

This version of fed was getting full shoulder turns and ripping backhands. He was unmatched in this form.

[@claudiom1383]

Just Roger's pure magic

[@onlysuperhitsmovie1366]

Super ... Backhand .... Roger.....

[@markyconfident]

He started 2017 hitting the cover off the ball !! that has sadly faded again. The flatter hitting version of Roger IMO is the best Roger.

[@aldemarserravila3664]

you are the best of the world

[@ПолищукИгорь-х6м]

Это просто шоу. Смотришь на Надаля как он бегает по площадке, пытается изо всех сил, а великий маестро словно дережер, с легкостью раскидывает его по углах, как будто в руках у него не ракетка а волшебная палочка.

[@GrowingPainsforCHRIST]

Unbelievable backhand dunk 🤯🤯🤯

[@joellechaboutcombaz3222]

C'est un grand champion ce Roger Federer !!

[@kevinchang8090]

I've never noticed rubin before, but he looked very impressive vs federer. I've never seen a guy look so fast while NOT getting to a ball haha. but I saw him routinely breaking 200kph on his first serve while only being 5'9" (I even saw a 210kph in the highlights, which astounded me for his height) and his forehand looks like he gets good consistent pace and depth. his backhand looks stable, though not a weapon in any way. its a shame I haven't seen more of this guy.

[@vidyasonavane9602]

I liked the post win celebrations. U can feel the pain of hard work, and recovery from injuries, not arrogance.

[@pknhaveenkumarreddy5837]

melzer played some of the shots nicely near to baseline or where federer stood so it was difficult for him to make it to forehand/backhand shots and even make it wasdifficult to convert those..this is what i was saying earlier

[@bosttl]

How is that even possible????? Super play everywhere omg

[@jennisonb37]

I believe Djokovic is the undisputed goat after winning the US Open. However, watching Federer is so much more mesmerizing. I prefer Roger's style, grace, power, and creativity.

[@jackwoods9604]

Agreed...Kinda Difficult to Judge Fed Compared to Djokovic Because of The Age Gap...Especially in Tennis Your Age Matters a Lot...Fed is Like 6 Years Older Than Djoko

[@marcosarzetti5951]

Federer was different, to me the best ever, the more classy.

[@jorisw.6233]

5:54 I think he means Federer

[@wdazeaphonflame9082]

Went over people’s heads

[@2terryh]

Good highlights but why didn’t they include “THAT” rally. If you’re a Federer fan-a TENNIS fan, you know. He may not have ended his career as the “greatest” on paper, but his game and style was certainly the most efficient and elegant in history. Maybe, just maybe that’s enough-I’m sure it is for him….

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Great game by Roger. 👍

[@jamesmoulton4718]

I love when people say feds forehand got so much worse when he got older, its like what do you expect from the guy!? He was hitting magnificent winners with tons of pace all season that year some of the best shots of his career and people are like, "feds forehand so much worse now blah blah"

[@lintonblaise2356]

Agree he's been struggling out of rafa and Novak

[@annewalden3795]

​@@lintonblaise2356Roger was always magical and he really made all his opponents work hard for every point.