Roger Federer Meets Michael Jordan: Air Jordan 3 x Nike Zoom Vapor 9 Tour for US Open

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[@rvrmdude]

Federer : I'm the best at tennis Jordan: takes it personal.

[@CarlosSF_01]

and beat him the following year xdd

[@pablerry]

@@CarlosSF_01 nahh, both are the goat in their sport.

[@husseinalsalami2148]

Can we get a translator because I don’t speak GOAT language.

[@husseinalsalami2148]

donkey ass reviews and do's Federer is the GOAT bro. Raffa has Federer’s number on clay

[@Tulipsallaround]

Haha nice comment

[@husseinalsalami2148]

donkey ass reviews and do's bro RF is in his late 30’s and is still playing at an elite level.

[@husseinalsalami2148]

donkey ass reviews and do's Andy Murray beat both of them in the London Olympics but he was never better than them. You think Raffa is the goat and I think Federer is the goat. Same as the LeBron vs MJ debate.

[@ДушанЈовановић-в2ч]

You are all CLOWNS by not fucking accepting reality WHERE ONLY NOVAK DJOKOVIC CAN BE GOAT!!!

[@armandohenriqueramosminucc4749]

Why KZbin just offered me this five year later? Wtf?

[@darrenmeyers9896]

Possibly because of Last Dance being on or perhaps you watched one of them recently on the tube It found me today too

[@duel5071]

I'm with you, man. It's a travesty!

[@laurak5848]

Same

[@thrylos32]

Everyone is talking about mj now. For people (like me) that haven't watched mj play this docuseries is sports heaven. That's why we love sports. For examples and leaders like mj that the excel in their game but are behaving on the top level too. Be like mike

[@JDMFLiPBOi]

same...

[@obitriceforlife5771]

MJ is so competitive he tried to win Roger in who would wear the whitest top.

[@victorelnecave5157]

Good one.

[@darthsiddious7469]

Surprised he didn't call out Roger during The Last Dance while viewing this on an iPad.

[@manuelhammad5061]

So I took it personal

[@gungeternal4119]

can't beat those wimbledon whites

[@mariusveiss7798]

@@manuelhammad5061 I was looking for this:))

[@telmolicious]

I don't understand anything they're saying. All I hear is: "Baaaaaaaah"..

[@umbhacanga]

🐐🐐

[@Superputazo23]

@@umbhacanga you don't speak GOAT

[@ronniejones540]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kulashaker30]

That's their way of communicating.

[@CFCMAMO1]

Hahahahahaha gold

[@EveMateo]

Too much greatness in one room.

[@telmolicious]

You mean "goatness"..

[@lenaberger2603]

🐐x2

[@hussainalmasbhi427]

True, 🏀🐐 + 🎾🐐

[@borinakoune1803]

You mean arrogance.

[@thomy1955]

@@borinakoune1803 you should look up the meaning of arrogance

[@tg-us3hw]

Roger : Growing up you were my hero MJ: And I took that personally.

[@ryanjones5528]

I'm not that old man.. lmfao dude took a compliment as offensive

[@wilsonpereira6581]

it's like Einstein and Beethoven kickin it on the stoop

[@Olusegun777]

well said !

[@XRePete]

Except their combined IQ is about a quarter of either one

[@lavarball9400]

@@XRePete said the man with no talent

[@dwainwilson3774]

Not really.

[@mig21L]

logical thinking is not the only intelligence, playing at the level of these two, maintaining a level for years and dominating the body like Roger and MJ is also being very intelligent.

[@Pi_Jey_Tuquer]

Jordan: "Roger said that he once scored a three. That was unacceptable to me... so I trained hard and came back next year and I won 43 Grand Slams" Roger: "I never said that..." Jordan: "Yeah, you didn't, I made up in my mind..."

[@angusyoungman1]

EquisDeXavi underrated comment

[@roahnosh]

MJ is a psychopath. That's why he's GOAT and he will forever be GOAT.

[@max7even284]

Jordan couldn't even win an atp 500 if his life depended on it.lol

[@roahnosh]

@@max7even284 he probably could buy your daughter using his pocket money

[@max7even284]

@@roahnosh i have a piglet and you're it. I'll let him have you.

[@Zuria78]

Is anyone here after watching 'The Last Dance?

[@OjoRojo40]

Nah, I don't like to watch propaganda.

[@rafaelsilva-tx6by]

Mj: no pressure but you better win 😂

[@majmunOR]

So did he win the next tennis match?

[@richardlloyd2589]

“Don’t embarrass the shoes!”

[@RayasNegroOvejas]

@@majmunOR he lost in the semis

[@NicolasBeecher]

@@majmunOR yes, he did, this was before the us open 2014 first match, then he won the next 5 matches till semis

[@CrimsonUniverse22]

Damn, Jordan was THE most popular athlete in the world during his playing days. Every great athlete right now, from virtually every sport, grew up watching Michael Jordan.

[@XDahAznManX]

I mean, in America. I came from Asia and I had literally no idea who Michael Jordan was, or any basketball player until my friends talked about them. Mind you I wasn't poor and I did have a television and a computer, but really basketball is almost irrelevant in other countries.

[@CrimsonUniverse22]

Hoang Nguyen I find that hard to believe. The people who LITERALLY have no clue who Jordan is, usually do not associate with any sport whatsoever, never picked up a ball, never participated in any sports, etc. I spent the first 11 years of my life overseas, five in Japan, six in Bangkok. These are not basketball dominated countries at the least, it was soccer and baseball (Japan). Still, virtually everyone I knew at least HEARD of the name Michael Jordan. Virtually everyone I knew, didn't know certain things like the team he played for, the sport he played, heck, a few people I knew thought he was a white guy. But the NAME was popular, and most if not all people had an idea that the athlete Michael Jordan was a significant figure in sports. Jordan also has marketing. Anyone who has been to a shoe store, has seen the Air Jordan symbol at some point in their lives. People who haven't, don't have the money to go to a shoe store. Of course, not EVERYONE knows who he is. There are millions of people out there who simply do not watch sports. If you go on google, and search for most popular athletes of all time, Jordan will be #1 virtually all the time. That's not by accident.

[@njsfer]

Absolutely. I'm from Portugal where basketball isn't and never was very popular (football=soccer, athletics, cycling, roller hockey were more popular) but instead the greatest sportsman at that time (and arguably, all time) was Michael Jordan. I watched NBA Live every saturday morning only to watch Jordan play in the 90's. After he quit i never watched NBA again. Without Jordan's magic the game is not the same. I know that there are/were other great players like LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett... but it isn't the same thing. I'm 30 and without a doubt Jordan was my reference in sports when i was a kid and basketball wasn't even my favorite player. It seems that he was also a reference for Roger as it was to so many legends that played totally different sports. Just like brazilian "soccer" legend Ronaldinho Gaúcho. Watch it: watch?v=vlYigV0wdXM

[@CrimsonUniverse22]

***** Jordan was popular here? Where is "here?" America? If you mean America, heck no, Jordan was way more popular in America than Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras. Is that a joke? Jordan was THE most popular athlete in the late 80's and most of the 90's in America, that's not a debate. Now, Diego Maradona and Jordan were both extremely popular worldwide in the 80's and 90's. Jordan had the marketing and brand advantage, it's speculation as to which one as actually the more popular one.

[@peropericify]

I would say Jordan, Tyson, Carl Lewis, Sampras and Ronaldo Interesting 4 of them were. There isn't great Americans in the sport anymore, just basketball. Americans and 3 are black But Jordan was the best

[@Emadavid]

Federer looks humble right next to MJ that says a lot

[@althafjay4807]

Federer is always humble regardless of your Status :)

[@Emadavid]

@@althafjay4807 I don't agree with you, but given goat status he's somewhat humble. To me Rafa is the best example of being humble

[@olivebean9468]

His only humble because his wearing his shoe dawg. Calm down already geez....🤦‍♂️

[@Selcuk646]

it could be about age too. federer grew up with idolizing Jordan, as he said. beside that, Federer looks as usual here.

[@Morrice79]

@@althafjay4807 True. Roger comes from where i live. He talks with people in the streets just like anybody, no bodyguards around and that shit

[@dirty7444]

Jordan - ‘When Roger commented about my age on national tv, I took it personal. That was all I needed.’ Micheal during his Wimbledon 2020 championship speech.

[@winslowwong9719]

There’s like 2 billion dollars in that room

[@wearethiss]

There's more than than ...

[@amirdgucci]

that's it?

[@Lalo88ver]

closer to three actually

[@smittyjje]

2.1 billion on one side of the room

[@JoeSmith-iv3sf]

Plus Roger is there

[@adingdingdiiing6740]

*Roger wants to design a Jordan shoe* MJ: He wanted to design one of my shoes.... So I took it personally.

[@LL-ow1qt]

hahaha 👍

[@jcsomar2255]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@amarmirza08]

This should be a top comment lol

[@serenasapetti7702]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ryanjones5528]

But hes swiss you cant hate him hes too neutral.

[@mazkebar]

Roger: “MJ was my hero when I was a child!” MJ: “I’m not that old!” 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 💀

[@Sealdrop]

its a good pain in the ass -michael jordan 2014

[@drstew1]

I’m completely blown away by Roger Federers admiration for Michael Jordan and coming from a living tennis legend shows Federers humility even more No.1

[@andrewkamau6186]

After The Last Dance I really just be clicking anything that has Jordan in it lmaooo

[@mkg5048]

How many GOATs call MJ there Hero tho, MJ the Big GOAT

[@Gregjackson456]

Caaap

[@tekphou9529]

Wtf is this interview about? All I heard was “mehhhh mehhhh mehhh”

[@meubouguy607]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@fayedingaway6034]

true dat hahha

[@rafcale1]

They both are incredibly elegant, relaxed, natural, well spoken, spontaneous, down to earth, go with the flow and utterly warm. They don't make any effort to be liked, they are liked just by being themselves. Two living legends.

[@elitegaming2169]

Who else got this in their recommended 5 years later 🤔

[@xxplosivegokustyle]

I see you play 2k mobile

[@Maverick-jn9ur]

I got this recommended 9 years later. Still better late than never :D

[@kcazzzzz]

0:36 Federer "you were a hero of mine growing up" Jordan "i'm not that old"

[@deviprasadmishra4138]

He took that personally

[@lavodvince150]

Federer: you are my hero Michael: Let's talk about shoes

[@RabbitConfirmed]

Ed Chigliak YNWA That's how it should be

[@David-mu8hn]

I think Jordan is use to hear that from people

[@lethokuhlemsimang2208]

hahahaha

[@futureicon23]

Michael Jordan - 6 Championships - 6 Finals MVPs - 5 League MVPs - 1 Defensive Player of the Year Award - 10 Scoring Titles - Gold Medalist Roger Federer - 17 Grand Slams - 1 Career Grand Slam - 25 Men Singles Finalist - 80 career titles - Davis Cup Winning Team - Gold Medalist

[@georgemavrides3434]

MJ is a god in basketball but didn't win those championships alone mate, it was a team effort (mostly from a star-packed Chicago Bulls dream-team). RF has won 19 GS, 26 Masters, 6 WTFs, Olympic medals singles & doubles on his own in the court over a 15-year span playing one of the most demanding sports there is. And still going strong ... for me it's an easy choice between the two.

[@shadapakap]

Make that 19 Grand Slams, and still counting...

[@robertramos8676]

It's very difficult to compare two players in two different sports. The point of the post was to show that we are watching two of the iconic greats side-by-side. Anyone trying to argue that one is greater than the other has got to check themselves.

[@manco828]

Make that 20 slams and still counting!

[@markuswirth621]

i bet my left arm that its gonna be 21 and still counting in 6 months

[@Alexandahls]

lol. Roger lied. Football was his number 2 sport.

[@krizitoyness]

u damn right! i was just watching his interview with david letterman. and u r absolutely right!

[@hellofromc-1374]

Alexander Cortez It changes according to the person sitting next to him.

[@kgbarrett1521]

Alexander Cortez 😂😂😂 I noticed that!!!! HAHA

[@glutamin111]

anyone who changes his principles based on who he is dealing - that is not a man who can lead a nation - Nelson Mandela (but perhaps he can lead the atp tour :D) haha

[@reyzanoi5199]

Lol

[@artvandelay7687]

Jordan: I'm not that old Yes you are, Mike

[@yianpap6093]

It make you feel good to tell him he's old, doesn't it? cmon, admit it:)

[@jvkenshin416]

Haha. I was literally scrolling down the comments section to look for a comment exactly like yours, one who will comment on ehat MJ has said being not that old... Roger was born in 1981, and MJ in 1963. So yeah, compared to Roger, MJ is old.

[@artvandelay7687]

@@yianpap6093 doesn't make a difference to me, I'm just calling it as it is. Federer was 3 when Jordan entered the NBA so yes Jordan is old enough to have been a hero of his growing up.

[@jrco1010]

yeah MJ is old enough to be his dad. 18 year difference

[@artvandelay7687]

@@jrco1010 yeah even Shaq, who's not old enough to be Fed's dad, was in the NBA early enough for Fed to have watched him growing up. Much less MJ.

[@fl2123]

Masters of their craft. Both so fluid yet so dominant. These two are truly one of a kind. Much Respect 👊

[@David-_-_-]

These 2 ..... are one of a kind. But that would make them two of a kind ? :P

[@micsunday14]

Definite parallels in the fluid, graceful way they played. Both actually beautiful to watch at their peak.

[@meinsouza]

the amount of GOATNESS in the room is absurd

[@johnmurphy7674]

A legend speaks to another legend. I was born in 1965 and feel lucky for having the privilege of have seen those two legends when they were the best. For me, they’re each the GOAT in their own sport.

[@darrenmeyers9896]

Agree. I literally cried when Jordan left the game. I’ve become a Fed fan big time .. from Connors .. Sampras, then Agassi , then Fed ! My 1 & 2 fav athletes. Gretzky somewhere in the middle

[@caga10]

Michael Jordan is such an amazing figure and accomplished athlete, his presence somehow dwarves and turns the greatest tennis player in my opinion to a little kid. Oh man, Jordan is the greatest athlete ever!

[@borinakoune1803]

the greatest jerk ever i agree.

[@carloscarrillo9416]

borinakoune I agree with you.

[@alikhansapargaliyev1437]

I think most of it is that he is older than Roger. But who could argue with Jordan being the greatest :)

[@eaglewinnings8003]

I think a lot of it has to do with MJ being almost old enough to be Roger’s dad but at the same time MJ just has that aura about him and since he’s completely healthy and still physically fit he holds that added mystique. No pro athlete had achieved the game MJ had years before social media and even cell phones. Just think about that.

[@humbleprogress1226]

quite possibly.

[@sahibmoga4519]

Michael: Roger told me he could score a point on me, So it became personal and I won 10 US Opens

[@junxianliew3717]

Greatest GOAT speak of all time

[@jlwebster9]

greatest sportsman of all time chatting with Michael Jordan! Awesome!

[@jonathangarcia9699]

Cristiano Ronaldo isn't chatting with Michael Jordan.

[@sup9542]

Jordan was one of the greatest athletes ever, but he's renowned for being a total asshole. No one can touch Jordan as a marketing $$ force, but Federer has surpassed him in every other way.

[@SnoopySubo]

Sup you met him?

[@shadapakap]

MJ is definitely the GOAT, but he was also one arrogant SOB.

[@salmon360]

Before Federer started winning and dominating, at a younger age I would say before his 20s he was quite an a-hole himself, throwing tantrum, shouting having difficulties keeping his nerves on the court,.Winning and being the best helps become a sportsman! Just saying. Jordan was the ultimate competitor, in a sport that was physical and in an era when trash talking was the norm.

[@eaglewinnings8003]

My 2 favorite athletes of all time. Can’t believe Nike let Roger go.

[@umangmehta2348]

Man MJ has another vibe to him. He looks like a legend even while he’s sitting down.

[@shadapakap]

Roger is so humble.

[@borinakoune1803]

He's another money hungry jerk. Doesn't he have enough from hitting the ball back and forth over a net all these years? Retire already will ya. How old is he 200 years old?

[@shadapakap]

@@borinakoune1803 On a scale of 1-10, how triggered are you?

[@borinakoune1803]

@@shadapakap It's not about being triggered it's about the guy is an a-hole.

[@shadapakap]

@@borinakoune1803 Yeah, I'm sure you know him on a personal basis. I'd bet you used to have lunch together at work.

[@borinakoune1803]

@@shadapakap he's greedy i don't like him.

[@mavenfrankeus7287]

The greatest, most humble GOAT in his sport. Talking to him is Michael Jordan.

[@RogerThat20]

Seeing Roger star-struck is a hell of a thing. 🐐🐐

[@jeffstryker1454]

“Why did the goat cross the road?” Answer: “ to make shoes with the other goat” baaaaaaaa baaaaaa😂😂🤣

[@subrock007]

the two greatest of all times, talking about the greatness of each other. it's awesome to see them together.

[@beastsquad1519]

crazy how all the greatest athletes were inspired by jordan

[@dartisone]

The only time you will see Roger starstruck by someone on VIDEO.

[@SmartDumbNerdyCool]

Jordan's thinking he doesn't look like all that

[@stefanobaggio1724]

2 legends !

[@ajaxforever5473]

Federer is awestruck hahahahahaaaa

[@karimuddin3267]

Nah, he's just being polite. Federer has met Pele, Maradona and just about every great sportsman over the last 50 years. Jordan is just too ignorant to realise who Federer is.

[@robertramos8676]

+Karim Roger has said himself many times that Jordan was his hero growing up. Besides, there's no reason why Roger can't be in awe of more than one legend including Jordan along with Pele and Maradona. What do you have against Jordan anyway? Sounds like you're a football/tennis fan and just hating.

[@rogemillecastillo3183]

I haven't smiled this big in a while. 😂 Two of my favorite athletes in one room? You know you're getting something good... 😁 If only I could get my hands on one of these sneakers... 😔

[@asabra69]

2 humans who mastered the sport they played!!

[@thegamefox1]

jordan, federer, drew brees...my favorite sportsmen/atheletes of all time

[@artvandelay7687]

Brees, interesting. He definitely doesn't get the recognition he deserves playing in the shadow of Manning, Brady, Rodgers, etc.

[@thegamefox1]

Brees will be a top 10 quarterback by the end of his career. He has accomplished so much, and i would argue statsitcally, probably the greatest quarterback, up their with manning and rodgers

[@Alchemistic88]

Michael Jordan: "You wear my shoes, you better fucking win" Roger Federer: "Yes sir"

[@nonna19_21]

MJ, even for just merely talking to a friend his goatness stands out👍🍒

[@mityan21]

What do these two guys have in common??? ...it's that they both changed the sports they played FOR EVER... it's not just that they are winners but it's the way they did it and no matter who wins more Grand Slams/championships than they did... there will never be another MJ or RF

[@septemberdreamer2651]

damn mj, man even got goat charisma. truly a living legend, rip kobe

[@neurophilosophers994]

Could you imagine a party with Jordan Federer Phelps Bolt Messi Serena Williams Brady etc

[@curnwah11]

Bradman

[@keen7]

Williams? No thank you

[@amukelaniebenezer406]

That would be too much bro. Imagine all those including Schumacher, tiger, floyd, Tom Brady. 🔥🔥🔥🔥 I'd be a gathering of the decade or the 21st century at that

[@amukelaniebenezer406]

@@keen7 🤦🏾‍♂️ hater alert. It's not up to you bud, her greatness is undisputed

[@ayoubsmexe9903]

Cristiano bigger than all of these athlete combined

[@kbr1983]

Just add Bolt, Phelps and Ali and you have the greatest sports persons of all time :)

[@adam7mma]

Krishnayan Basuroy tough to disagree with that!

[@adam7mma]

Anderson132100 you're stupid

[@adam7mma]

Anderson132100 Mayweather is top 10. That's number one. Number two Ali is the greatest of all time. Robinson was amazing but Ali fought and beat all of the best in his era. No one is beating a prime Ali. His style, his chin, his heart, his confidence and his influence is what made him the greatest

[@swatejtripathi3083]

Lol the world's most popular sport would have to say something about that

[@fistoftulkas7335]

To the guys saying that Jordan is greater and in the discussion for GOAT's athletes and sportsmen, while Federer is not, riddle me this... How can you even compare an athlete like Federer, coming from a little country, dominating and excelling in a GLOBAL and INDIVIDUAL sport like tennis for more than 15 years, destroying every possible record, with Michael Jordan, wich as great and famous as he is, excelled in a DOMESTIC and TEAM sport, with all the USA's hype machine behind him... We can argue about who's more famous maybe, but Federer IS the sportman, and very possibly the best of them all, ever...

[@georgemavrides3434]

Aye!

[@Lucarinho]

I'm sorry but what Michael did for the game is beyond anything Roger did.

[@glutamin111]

i don't find your points very relevant either, very superficial completely missing the context, i mean everyone can find his own stupid philosophy why one player is better then the other and make arguments that make sense only to him...coming from a little country? what better country in the world would be suitable to come from to play a sport like tennis professionally then switzerland? especially if you are from a rich family... MJ couldn't even afford to play tennis to begin with lol...Federer had all the tools, talent, facilities, coaches, money, support, only thing they were all afraid about was his temper that usually got the best of him when he was younger. Many other players had a much more difficult path to success, coming from central/eastern european countries or asia, most were praying for a chance to go to live and train to switzerland/germany/spain or usa, just so they can keep their dreams alive.... not to even talk about how tough nba was back in the 80's and 90's, defense was so fucking hardcore it is not even comparable to now, every match you had to be ready to rumble, he knew he was to get hit all the time, players were on a mission to hurt him (Pistons team for example). It took MJ time to mature and toughen up then achieve his full potential, whilst with Roger, everyone knew he was a prodigy as a teenager already. I wouldn't say MJ had it easier by any means...

[@jeydenyakartsang3013]

Iam from Switzerland and i respect Federer but Tennis is such a easy Sport and Michael Jordan Played Basketball wich is on an other Level!!!

[@erik666111]

Small and RICH country... Stop comparing both. Federer is great but NOBODY touches Jordan, ever!

[@Wodz30]

GOAT PARTY!!!!!

[@kunstklappers]

After this MJ took it personal

[@karanchadha85]

You 've got to respect Roger for his attitude. Here also he says that he feels his chances are good but he doesn't want to underestimate a young kid coming up against him in 1st round . I think that attitude is the key for his elongated career

[@Chris-is1rd]

Ever wonder what one GOAT say to the other GOAT?

[@theokingshango]

Unbelieveables: - Federer asking for a shoe - Almost billionaires promoting shoes - Jordan has never been to a tennis match - That buzzing sound @2:35

[@David-mu8hn]

Jordan's net worth is estimated to be 2.1 Billions

[@sneipen157]

why did they put fucking mosquito sounds in the background lol

[@futureicon23]

Basketball = trash talk, Tennis = class. hmm... Love these 2 greats though :)

[@shadapakap]

Yep, you could really tell the contrast at the end of the video.

[@josepedrogoncalvesdossanto5210]

tennis can also represent fake humble rich people and hypocrisy and basketball is genuine

[@afterlife2811]

Another ignorant talking (;

[@robertramos8676]

As a basketball and tennis fan, I can say you are 100% right, but I love both of them just the way they are. Well, maybe a bit more tension in tennis would elevate the players to another level...

[@AznSL]

Oh there's tension in tennis... Very psychological sport.

[@sam-lz6pi]

Do you think you could pump up the music a bit? I can still hear some words they're saying.

[@aabidamn]

For some strange reason, I always find that Roger Federer looks like a dolphin.

[@HK-qk9uf]

We need one of these with Cristiano Ronaldo added

[@ultimatetbawesomness]

Lol Roger looks starstruck

[@damradharma9203]

Name incidental song? 🎵✊🏼🏀🎾

[@manco828]

2017 and he's won slam #18 and about to play his 11th Wimbledon final.

[@robertramos8676]

These comments are ridiculous. You cannot compare two players in two sports. All that we know is that both Jordan and Federer are considered the greatest winners in their respective sports, and that is how we know they are great.

[@andresitofvg]

OMG this guys are my heroes. Greatness at its best! So gifted

[@matthewtembopropertyadvisor]

Looking at Fed like this dude is the Goat. But he's there admiring the Goat. This video is probably Goat.

[@frankbeans5921]

Underrated interview 💯

[@andreykashin1729]

There's something so special and exciting about seeing 2 definitive GOATS in their perspective sports collaborating together. They need Tiger Woods to join them since he's with Nike too.

[@gungeternal4119]

Sadly roger left nike

[@halash_gowda5127]

All I hear is " meh meh meh... meh meh mehh..." Can't understand these GOATS man!!

[@eaglewinnings8003]

Roger Federer might be the most famous athlete alive now. He’s achieved almost everything possible in sport and he’s widely renowned as the GOAT and even HE is a fan boy when talking to MJ. That’s the power that MJ has. He’s just something else man.

[@Ky-fm8ho]

As for the most famous athletes, I will go with Cr7 and Messi. And as for his GOAT status, Novak and Rafa have a good deal of say at it. So your statement isn't actually right

[@eaglewinnings8003]

@kami yann You can “go with” whatever you want. Your opinion means nothing. The fact of the matter is that Federer’s popularity globally is right there w/ Messi & Ronaldo if just bc of the fact that he’s almost a half decade older than them and has been doing it longer. As far as tennis goes the fact that Federer is 5-6 years older than Djokovic and Nadal and is still able to hold his own against them (has won 6 of the last 7 meetings against Nadal and actually has a winning record against Nadal away from clay) speaks for itself. Thanks for trolling.

[@Ky-fm8ho]

@@eaglewinnings8003 So you are resuming a 10 years rivalry to the last 7 games to justify your point? Are you okay?

[@rishbahpandey8697]

@@Ky-fm8ho not 10 years it's 15 years

[@rishbahpandey8697]

@@Ky-fm8ho Nadal has dominated fed in hard court grand slams 3-1,clay court 6-0

[@vcruz3661]

I thought this was Jordan talking to Quentin Tarantino about a sequel or a spin off of The Last Dance!!!

[@RollyFingers]

You can tell Jordan curses like a sailor when the camera are off, and I'm all for it...

[@gratler]

did he actually say "a good pain in the ass"? ;-) ;-)

[@raydominguez9351]

Roger: I don't like jordans...I like rolex lol

[@shangtsung1362]

Hell, I like both lol.

[@jonathanfrakes1284]

At around the same time, Roger was also into Pamela Anderson.

[@MrHarveyrex23]

Roger and MJ both are fathers to twin girls.

[@herbie0408]

That proves how good a shot both of them are, can even split a lady's egg, amazing

[@EmelineFalengameesi]

Sidney Snot Hahaha lol shux you are right!

[@bwink23]

You can see Jordans finger he cut the ligament or tendon on looks to rest bending backwards now.

[@Ashish-nd3xj]

Those beautiful MJ hands !! It's something about greatest Atheletes and their magic hands

[@3ver4fter53]

He has the hands of an artist. They're beautiful and magic as you just said. Almost have their life on their own ^^

[@josepedrogoncalvesdossanto5210]

"Good pain in The ass" come on Mike, bad choice Of words 😂

[@umangmehta2348]

“If you win you better wear em again” hahahahaha I died. WHAT. A. LEGEND.

[@cam514]

They just click so naturally, even though they have only met this one time. If it looks like they know each other well, even as old friends, its because the GOAT-ness ties them together seamlessly. Great video. I bet it was done in only one-take.

[@soulstice99]

Did Roger win that match?? Does anyone know

[@JeffmChicago]

Yes he won.

[@BigSheldonTheory]

The amount of ignorance in this comments section from tennis fans, or people who aren't too familiar with Michael Jordan's career achievements and legacy, absolutely disgusts me. If it isn't clear to you by now, let me explain. How fucking amazing is Federer right? He is inarguably the greatest tennis player in history (for me he's a tie with Nadal - why? because he has more accolades than Nadal, but Nadal beats him 2 out of every 3 matches they meet. Also Nadal is much younger so still has time to match his number of achievements. In fact, just a few years ago, he had more titles than Federer did at that same age Nadal was, but knee injuries took a toll and deviated him from those projections of outscoring Federer in achievements). Back to my point, with all that epicness that Federer holds, he's still clearly start struck here, and is fangirling his pants off over MJ, nervous and giggly as fuck. Think that's just a one off scenario? Let's go a bit further. Barack Obama, class act former President of the United States, presents MJ with a Medal of Freedom for his impact in the sport and inspiring millions to be at their best, did not bother to hide what a huge fanboy he was. Let's go one more further, Oprah! Watch her interviews with MJ. The one with MJ and Barkley together where she said something that MJ didn't agree with, and MJ told her he's going to have to straighten her out with her facts, Charles Barkley tries to interject in a way defending Oprah, but Oprah keeps insisting, "No, let him straighten me out, let Michael straighten me out, I want him to straighten me out!" (paraphrased from memory, pardon the slight inaccuracies in the story). If you go and watch it, you can clearly sense some borderline sexual innuendo in what and how she said that. Like a naughty girl confessing to her wrong doings, asking for punishment. Furthermore, throughout the interview, she's blushing and gushing over him, in complete awe of his presence. This is Oprah we are talking about, for the LOVE OF GOD!! Most of the greatest personalities in the world look up to Michael Jordan and are huge fans. Simply put, Michael Jordan has the ability to dwarf the presence of other greats around him, and make them look insignificant in comparison. And this is not me being poetic with uses of hyperbole. Most sports analysts and journalists rate him as the greatest athlete or sports player of all time, even ranking over Muhammad Ali. Players like Beckham and LeBron james even adopted his jersey number - 23, because they were huge fans of his. Michael Phelps, another great of the sports who's idol was - and still is- Michael Jordan. All the people who grew up watching MJ, wanted to be like Mike, but not everyone could. Many of you still may not understand the true depth of what I'm saying, but believe me, just spend a few days or weeks looking up old Michael Jordan footage, KZbin is FULL of those archive videos. Read into his stats and stories in articles. Those few weeks will soon turn into months, and next thing you know, you've immersed yourself into the world of Michael Jordan wonder. His Airness: Unparalleled drive for excellence, and will to win and compete. Greatest scorer in the game. Relentless. Resilient. Defied the laws of gravity with his infamous hang time, and as such was able to switch the ball from hand to hand 2-3 times in the air to avoid a barrage of top tier elite league defenders who were always double and triple teaming him. Clutch player in heated last second moments of major games. Treated every practice game (scrimmages) like it was game 7 of the finals. Never allowed a finals game to go to game 7. Played in a finals game with the flu and won that game for his team with 38 points! Freak of nature. Creative flair in his gameplay. Master trash talker. And no one ever dared to trash talk to him, because the unwritten rule amongst the NBA fraternity was "Never trash talk to Michael Jordan". Why? Because it made him become better. If you were foolish enough to point out a slow start to his game, he would take it to heart, and with his incredible ability to turn negatives into positives, he'd go on a mission of vengeance to prove you wrong and slam 40-50 points on your head the next game, if not in that game. He was a mastermind when it came to psychological warfare. An assassin on and off the court. A pathological winner. He had an insatiable desire to win, and absolutely annihilate anyone who dared step in his path. Everyday of his life in the NBA, he set out on a warpath, to completely and utterly destroy any hope in the hearts of the mere mortals who dared to stand against him. He was ruthless and inhuman. He had no place for softspots or weaknesses. Closest thing to athletic perfection you will ever see. Does anyone else even come close? Not even. Mike drop. (That's right, that pun was intended. And so was the spelling error).

[@manco828]

Nadal's playing style led to those injuries which derailed his win pace. It wasn't a fluke, he red-lined his body to beat Fed back in certain important events like 2009 AO final.

[@harshavardhan-iy2rc]

hismajesty653 absolutely not denying MJ's achievements.... His athletic ability was way ahead of time....hence he's the GOAT.....however a survey was conducted to know that most respected and influential person......the person who topped that list was Nelson Mandela.....2nd on that list was Roger .....the names you mentioned Oprah and Obama they were 7th and 16th.... Roger Federer dare I say has the appeal that Mohammed Ali had... beyond his sport but in general walk of life...... having watched them both I'd say Roger is the most talented and efficient athelete.....a niche above Jordan too....he makes everything look ridiculously easy

[@BigSheldonTheory]

Not gonna argue your arguement for influence, but I'm of course talking athletetics wise. That includes skill set in their sport, achievements, and intangibles. Same thing usually happens when people compare MJ to Muhammad Ali, people know they can't win the argument in favour of Ali, so they quickly bring in his civil and political achievements outside of sports, what he stood for, the icon that he was OUTSIDE of boxing. Which automatically makes them admit defeat in the debate, because we're not talking about their life outside of sports. It's like trying to compare two bodybuilders, and debating who's the better bodybuilder, then suddenly someone says, will the first one goes to church every Sunday, whereas the second one doesn't... Who gives a flying fuck! Lol. Also, not sure what kind of people they were surveying, but Federer does not deserve to be 2nd on the list over the likes of Muhammad Ali and Oprah. Granted he does a fair amount of humanitarian work, plays games for charity, it still doesn't even come close to what kind of an influence Muhammad Ali had in the African American, African and Muslim community. And what he stood for transcended beyond those three groups of populations. He represented all the minorities and weak people who were bullied or put down by the system, because he stood up to the oppressors and powers that be, in a time where the idea of political correctness could not be fathomed. And we all know what Oprah has done as well for the less fortunate. Although outside of Jordan's sporting career, he may not be popular for his humanitarian work (though I'm pretty sure he's done his fair share of philanthropy), his Jordan brand - which may seem like a materialistic argument, but shouldn't be seen that way - is iconic. He not only created an unprecedented dynasty over at the Chicago Bulls, but also created an empire with Air Jordan, which skyrocketed Nike to success in its early years. He is the first and only athlete to become a billionaire. How is this relevant? Because this is as inspiring as it gets, in terms of people pursuing their dreams and goals. Remember, it's not only the Air Jordan brand (think jumpman logo) that rakes in hundreds of millions of dollars of profit a year, but also Jordan himself being tied and associated to Nike through all their commercials and endorsements. They are two separate factors in his brand effect. Finally, Jordan also made things look relatively easy. Look at every jump shot he took. When he played in the post and finished with his infamous fadeaway. And his circus layups in which he'd dodge and weave his hands and the ball in the air past 3 defenders. When he occasionally did a free throw with his eyes closed (and landed the shot). Skill wise, he was unmatched. Mentally speaking, he never broke. Federer's been mentally broken before - MANY TIMES (think Marat Safin, Mario Ancic, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic). Muhammad Ali had weaknesses in his game, and has admitted many times post career - like many boxers, including Rocky Balboa! lol - that he used to get scared before fights. Meaning all that trash talk he did was a character he played, to not only psyche out his opponent, but also convince himself he could do it. MJ never got scared, because he had no weaknesses. He had complete trust, faith and confidence in himself that he would bring it. Yes I know boxing is a fighting sport with the potential for violence, hostility and maybe mental or physical injuries and death, but I'm talking about the basic fear of losing, not the fear of getting hurt.

[@georgemavrides3434]

You must be American, bothered whether arguably the greatest athlete of all time is Swiss. There's no doubt about RF being the greatest in tennis, it's solidified and acknowledged by tennis legends themselves (whose opinions count).

[@BigSheldonTheory]

Nope, I'm Australian. Love Tennis. Love Nadal and Federer, think they're both the G.O.A.T.s of the game, their rivalry is inarguably the greatest rivalry in Tennis history. Just that they are like children, when it comes to Jordan's level of pathological desire to win.

[@arefieq14]

Federer- andrew garfield

[@karimuddin3267]

Federer a class act. Jordan a nasty, egoistic, vindictive, arrogant, narcissistic bully - a horrible person Jordan clearly thinks he's greater than Federer (just look at how he talks down to him in this interview) whereas in truth Federer is a much bigger global star.

[@karimuddin3267]

Federer is such a nice guy that he acts like he's the fan in this video and whenever he talks about Jordan - that's his humility. Jordan is just a fan of himself. Globally Federer is a bigger sporting icon than Jordan. I don't think Americans realise that outside of their country hardly anyone gives a shit about Jordan. Federer is huge everywhere: Europe, Asia (including China and India), Africa, South America, Middle East and son on. The only comparable athletes globally are Messi and Ronaldo simply because football is THE global sport.

[@MM-bx1ei]

Look, I understand and agree with your characterization of said players. But Roger ain't more famous than Jordan. A friend of mine from Canada went to see some African countries and he says to me "Even in out-of-touch villages in the middle of nowhere they know what Coca-Cola and who Jordan is. Jordan couldn't get out of his hotel in 1992 Barcelona Olympics. I don't remember Roger needing that much security and crazy fans in his Olympic appearences. Jordan retired in 1993 for the first time, one of the reasons was his complete dominance killed his desire in the game and he couldn't handle his fame. When Jordan's father was killed by two young people who had no idea it was Jordan's father, one of the murderers got arrested with a MJ jersey. Your father is killed, the murderer wears your jersey. RF hats are widespread and that logo is one of the most recognizable logos today. But Jumpman logo easily beats it. Even Jordan's tongue-out graffitis around the globe might be more widespread. Jordan made Nike, Nike. He's one of the greatest athletes ever, at the Mt. Rushmore of that discussion. Roger is the GOAT and Novak&Nadal probably won't catch him while Borg&Laver&Sampras weren't as great as Roger. But he doesn't have the dominance Michael had.

[@NB-wl5wl]

none Fuck off

[@vincentigoa6122]

Fine. Point made. Roger is still the classier, more humble guy. With that said, I've just ordered two more Jordan T-shirts to add to my collection. Shows you the power of the Jordan brand. I usually don't buy products endorsed by egotistical, narcissistic, athletes. Shows the power he has over his market base.

[@busto1234]

When you are brainwashed by flawless marketing from Rolex and Mercedes, of course you would think Rolex and Mercedes seems classy! Whether if basketball or tennis, which is more classy does not matter whom sponsors them.

[@Dhk4]

1:15 who tf put that whiny synth sound in that song?

[@Hamletvaldez]

Roger much dominant in his sport I mean Jordan over rated he was not alone he had monsters in his team common

[@anonanon4882]

hamlet valdez you are so stupid michael jordan was the biggest legend in the history of sport he dominates basketball more than pele or maradona football you cant compare federer with jordan xD

[@tomnguyen3305]

thats right valdez…bluntly nobody gives a shit about tennis lmao

[@joydivsion77]

I give a shit.

[@joydivsion77]

Federer is greater than Jordan. You have to know both sports well to understand this.

[@tomnguyen3305]

well, lets say this. if you give a shit, then you are shit. no pun intended.

[@varsityeagle89]

Shoes are over $500 on ebay, Yikes!

[@saifmohamed4126]

The GOAT with the 2nd best basketball player of all time. Great to see.

[@chuckekweani8385]

LMAO LMAO LMAO!!!!! Oooohhhhhhh you in troubleeeee. You called MJ the 2nd best player of all time. Good luck dealing with the trolls my man lol lol lol

[@saifmohamed4126]

Bahaha. So far so good.

[@joydivsion77]

LOL

[@joydivsion77]

LeBron is CLEARLY better than Jordan. He's so good, he builds his own teams to win championships; something MJ never did.

[@chuckekweani8385]

Exactly. What is he supposed to do wait for his GM to squander his prime. Then people would have said "Lebron is the greatest player never to have won a ring". Plus he beat teams that would win a chip (San Antonio) or had already won a chip (Golden State). None of MJ's opponents won a chip in the 90's. I personally think MJ is the GOAT.

[@bacchuslax7967]

Elvis-Michael Jackson Churchill-Roosevelt De Niro-Pacino Caesar-Alexander And these two.....

[@adityakatoch8225]

Too much MJ recommendations on the feed after 'the last dance' .. But damn this is so good 😊

[@adnanh3904]

Jordan "its a good pain in the ass" awkwaaaard