Roger Federer Runner-Up Press Conference Wimbledon 2019

[@madisonjuniper8270]

it seems like I'm coping with this loss worse then Federer

[@jac7124]

me too - why is it so hard?! Ugh, so sad. :(

[@albond]

*than

[@James-wy7pd]

Sammeeee

[@yusufluhar5881]

Its so bad, i still cannot cope with it. How on earth is he doing the media rounds after that?

[@AmineChM21]

sad attempt bro Nole is the GOAT

[@hottakes5294]

I hope he gets over this one faster than I will.

[@danohyeah5893]

He just needs to look at his bank account balance.

[@vincentvanwyk5522]

Exactly!!

[@TheGreyj]

dan ohyeah U clearly dont understand a champion mindset

[@blancojr3159]

dan ohyeah don’t think he cares about that right now.

[@charmedanne]

Dont remind me man i love him will never get over it

[@giulianabianchi8028]

After all that happened he still laughs and makes Jokes. The mental peace and strength he has is absolutely out of this world.

[@Max-yp1iw]

Giuliana Bianchi because he won so much

[@thomaslandolt9235]

Winning helps but inner work is more important...

[@ettio]

And that's the reason he is one of the greatest sportman of all time.

[@suziedepingu]

ettio +1 totally agrees! Like u lost but u understand both equally worked hard for it! And be happy for the winner

[@abisheknayyar]

All top 3 smiles ... Even Nadal and Djoker after losing

[@user-vs3js5eq4o]

Both players have extraordinary mental strength. I gotta say, though, major props for Novak to fight through a crowd that clearly favoured Roger. That self conviction is truly unshakeable.

[@hutchmusician]

R R Huge Federer fan though I am, I fully agree. To beat Roger Federer is one thing. To beat the entire Wimbledon crowd is something else entirely. A staggering achievement for Djokovic, I gained a new respect for him.

[@pauljohnson6019]

Sorry I disagree, Federer has very weak mental strength, he needed to focus all his energy and belief into that ONE ace, at 40-15, and not panic, or rush, this is where Nadal, had he had these 2 mp, would never have blown it, he would have either hit an ace, or service winner, or grinded the point out somehow, until Novak submitted, Federer badly needs prayer, and sports psychologist, to get rid of these demons.

[@guruk]

R U Delusional !!! DO NOT COMPARE ROGER WITH RAFA AND NOLE S MENTAL STRENGTH... HE IS NOWHERE NEAT THEIR LEVEL.

[@Vaisin]

@@pauljohnson6019 I don't think Federer has a weak mentral strength, his 2009 and 2017 seasons prove it, or even matches like his 2011 RG semi-final against Novak or his 2020 AO match against Sandgren. But I do think his mental strength is not at the level of Rafa and Nole and he slipped some crucial points, so we can say we have seen both sides of him.

[@pauljohnson6019]

@@Vaisin Wimbledon 2019 was the worst nightmare, for Roger! He certainly doesn't have the strength of Novak, he might have the game, and the beauty, but without winning the match, it means little to nothing!

[@adousylla23]

50 years have passed still haven’t got over this 😢

[@KD-jg5yd]

PTSD is harmful for your health. Please get some help.

[@pauljohnson6019]

5 years nearly, feels like 50 years, I think everyone aged pretty badly, after this.

[@Roadrunnerz45]

yep very sad. djokovic is the goat though and won every game in a slam over fed since 2012

[@ezscootrr]

He has 20 grand slams and can speak 4 languages. What am I doing with my life?

[@karlcaton3337]

YOUR MASTERBATING TOO MUCH

[@ezscootrr]

@@karlcaton3337 It's ok. It's not November yet.

[@Firbeck2009]

Edwin - Not a lot by the sound of it!

[@oxymoira]

@Noe .. add german to the list = 4 .. swiss german (as spoken in the interview) is not german but he speaks that too ..

[@khalilabtal96]

he only speak 3 language if im correct: French, English, swiss german

[@prateekgupta5612]

I don’t know how he smiled in the presentations ceremony. I am literally in tears.

[@nimi224]

so tough

[@crispin.]

Maybe he thought of the $1.3 million dollars he gets as runner up 😛

[@ДинкоГеоргиев-ь6т]

I was in tears when he had two match points

[@simulacrumiam]

He's in shock. Probably bawling his eyes out now.

[@WONGLER]

I am very surprised too that he obviously didn't take it so hard , I am so shocked and sad " 2 Matchballs , 2 Matchballs"

[@Audu1394]

It's really hard to erase the memory of Those two Championship Points 😭😭

[@TheGreyj]

Audumbar Katake Its haunting me already

[@anitasizza4336]

Yes on his favourite court for a 9th slam.. it's truly must be devastating

[@FirstPlace97]

@Bradley Owusu Didn't the fan shout out during the point

[@hellodavey1902]

Mate... I'm straight up in shock/denial.

[@paulfienga9466]

I will haunt me for the rest of my life

[@shobhitkukreti]

7 hours later,. I'm still not able to forget those two championship points.

[@tardachmedia6996]

Shobhit Kukreti just to remind u that novak djokovic is from other planet 🌏 goat djokovic 🐐

[@benedictly1571]

@@tardachmedia6996 haha

[@sindhumartin4804]

Me too

[@veljkotasic7309]

@@benedictly1571 roger "40-15" federer HAHAHAH

[@gopinath4005]

After 2 days its still hurting me

[@lobzangdorjay757]

3 finals between Nole and Roger, but Nole, won all the three encounters at Wimbledon and Nole, didn't yelled a single word of frustration and emotions against Roger which shows how much he respects Roger. Congrats to Nole on winning his 5th Wimbledon and overall his 16th GS title.

[@torilllundborn7899]

Mr Djocovic have gone stark into my heart. Have never felt so deep emotions for a sportsman like him in my over 70 yrs life. All in all...GREAT GENTLEMEN.. But also these have once to resign the GS...when age and time is there

[@strikerbowls791]

I can't award 2019 Wimbledon to Nole

[@maryconn1]

Fed beat nole in 2012

[@lobzangdorjay757]

@@maryconn1 I am talking about Wimbledon finals between Nole and Roger.

[@maryconn1]

@@lobzangdorjay757 right. That was semis. He should have had him in 19 man. That was heartbreaking

[@shivkuma100]

"Take it on the chin and move on..." Well said, what a champion Federer!

[@flum6881]

Fed loves balls on his chin

[@AG-nt8ow]

LOST 3 tie-breaks, 2 Championships points. Yeah, a true champion indeed.

[@tennisandogs]

Another disappointing choker

[@wtfyoutube4873]

Shivkumar Kalyanaraman yeah he’s a champion. Choked on 2 match points.

[@telugufilmupdates22]

@@wtfyoutube4873 if he is a choker.he don't have 20 gs.

[@vincentvanwyk5522]

Only Roddick ten years ago feels his pain

[@ameyadeshpande99847]

Only difference is Roddick doesnt have 8 wimbledon trophies sitting in his room

[@sanderkkoee4511]

@@ameyadeshpande99847 so the pain is harder to lose that match for his first wimbledon title.

[@denisdaly1708]

And Roddick didn't even have championship points in his serve, or didn't lose a 5th set tiebreak. No, this one stands alone. The scoring system on occasion can be cruel. Fed played great to get all those breaks, it's not that he blew it. He was unlucky. He had more break mountain the 11 11 game, and was unlucky. The match was on his racquet all day. At almost 38, wow.

[@sruthink5921]

Him self 11 years ago may be 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@sebastianmaddonni7548]

@@denisdaly1708 federer unlucky? He played really bad the tiebreaks and novak played good in hard moments that is no luck

[@yomikyo]

Nice to see him dealing with this situation better than myself. :)

[@roniealipio6913]

it's so hard 2 championship points, I can't get out of my head 😭😭😭😭😭

[@dannycooper1245]

He's proud of himself. I'v noticed as he's gotten older he deals with loses better because he realizes how special the moments are and he's grateful to even be here. He's still a 20 time champion and made it to 31 finals.

[@80sruler]

Haha true

[@AmineChM21]

:) sad attempt bro Nole is the GOAT

[@louise-yo7kz]

He's a mature, intelligent man

[@HoodPresident4]

This one probably hurts more than any final he’s ever loss... literally one shot away

[@victoriachubb572]

I compete myself and the truth is one match point away is a mile off. It aint over until the last ball is struck........I never felt comfortable watching Roger serve for it.

[@dane1sro278]

@@victoriachubb572 very true, many lose their serve when serving for the match, the difference with this was Federer unbalanced Nole with the 1st serve on second championship point and should have gone to volley. He didn't do that...the rest is history

[@KGS922]

Did Fed have match point in '08?

[@hesch-tag]

@@KGS922 No, there he was always catching up.

[@alephnull4044]

In some sense actually half a shot away, since he had two championship points.

[@Thebassist999]

Two championship point on his service, the crowd chanting his name and Nole gets the victory. Respect to Roger, but my admiration was definitely for Novak today.

[@cineastik8220]

It‘s harder to be the crowd‘s favorite than one might think. Look at Novak at the US Open final 2021 and how he got crushed by his fans, not deliberately of course. Federer was always a crowd favorite, and to my mind, that puts a lot of weight on your shoulders, and he got and gets closer to a victory or even wins more often than Novak as a crowd favorite…

[@thatracingguy5694]

@@cineastik8220He was crushed by fatigue from the previous game, not the fans

[@imokay1118]

@@cineastik8220 LOL COPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@ivoplsek]

This day, as a Fed's fan, I think I've grown 10 years older, watching this match.

[@Shamaasne]

Ivo Plsek same feeling :(

[@bigceazer]

me too. feel so deflated. emotionally, mentality and physically drained after watching that match. after novak broke him when he had those 2 championship points it sucked the life out of me. from that point on i just knew novak was going to win.

[@dane1sro278]

@@bigceazer same, I can't stop thinking why no serve and volley on second championship point.

[@Fanthomas1742]

Ifi didnt see this match and after that someone told me that Djoko won i would have said "Thats what i expected" But after seeing the match and those match points it hurts so much.

[@utkarshpant5297]

@@dane1sro278 He served at 40-30 like a second serve, really first one was unlucky but second one, Roger blew it away

[@gauravbuche7211]

Wish there were 2 winners today. Grateful to be living in the era of Federer, Nadal and Djokovic!

[@antonyporter5045]

+ Murray !

[@gauravbuche7211]

Oh how did I miss Murray! 🙏🏻

[@sirogojno8541]

@@hevinamber only, Djok won last point and it is paintful to admit ;) ..and it is point of the this game

[@colonelmustafi1102]

Thats it? A tie break is the highest pressure point in tennis. Fiddles lost all3 of them showing why he only has 1 win in a major final against Rafa/Novak since 2007 and that also came when Novak was out injured and he played a completely gassed Rafa with a days extra rest.

[@nenadpopovic1710]

@@gauravbuche7211 ahahahahah

[@Hulked]

After 5 hours of tennis and losing the wimbledon final, still so relaxed and humble. GOAT.

[@stefanblazic4316]

Sorry man but Novak has 3 more wins over Roger and 14 to 6 in their finals so think that one over

[@LosBlancoo]

@@stefanblazic4316 Oh shut up with your bs stats. He's the GOAT. Live with it.

[@ivangrbovic764]

@@LosBlancoo hahahhahahahahahahahahahHHHHHhahahahahahahahahha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 look at the result🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@FelizNAVIDad293]

@@stefanblazic4316 Look at the entire tennis resume. Novak is nowhere near Roger

[@ivangrbovic764]

Oh yes he had 2 match points and though that it is done but just like US OPEN 2010 and 2011 Djokovic made him little bit stupid😅😅🤣🤣🤣💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@dirkgibbens377]

What a class act, as always... after a gut wrenching defeat to sit there and calmly, politely and respectfully answer the ridiculously stupid questions from the media

[@jyotisharma-nh6gk]

Yes, and even smile and joke, inspite of his disappointment

[@voguegirl2218]

I would be in tears if that were me. How did he not get upset?

[@Fahad21i]

Will not ALWAYS, he was a sore loser after choking in 2011 US semi’s

[@martinoa1467]

Larvancio Ramos still would be almost impossible to be that controlled for most human beings, especially for a pathetic one like yourself

[@DjokovicIsOurLordAndSaviour]

@@voguegirl2218 He's very upset for sure.

[@emilyroseschmid1652]

They both deserved but yesterday novak was strong mentally even all crowd was against him ..people should be more respectful

[@lorenagiada1991]

I'm still in tears, sometimes is very painful to be a Roger fan, but i will always support him and believe he can achieve even more. Come back soon and stronger, champion!

[@Lucille-ki4ng]

Lorena Giada me its hard to get over it for now, sooo hard😭😬

[@aamirrazak3467]

Same he handled the loss way better than I would have... I hope he does great at the US open

[@mallkell]

He had the victory right there, he just lacked of a good first service

[@voguegirl2218]

We stay strong and hope a grand slam is not far away! 😀🎾🎾🎾

[@bamssudardjo2572]

He no MORE most weeks number 1 .. it's gone.. n MORE painful 😇😇😇😇😅😅😭😭

[@Reach2Sabya]

Very well played Roger. Hope he recovers quick. tennis needs him. On another note, it is not fair to compare these great players, particularly players of a different era. Fed, Rafa, and Novak all are great champions. We are so privileged to watch them live competing against each other.

[@SuperBorisl]

Very good and truthfull.

[@YakubZiiGamer]

@@designstudio8013 maybe it will be but until then he's the goat

[@recmedia9959]

Design Studio the records alone do not decide over the term goat He is and always will be the greatest of all time, even if his grand slam victories are surpassed in a couple years. IF

[@gtanz8475]

Well said

[@adnanshahriar4435]

@@recmedia9959 Trophies are the only objective way of measuring if someone is the GOAT. All other claims are subjective.

[@themattfriend]

Fed is so wise. Such a gentleman. Love this guy.

[@MrGibo2000]

He seems vert calm and at ease. I think he's reached where he knows he's already achieved so much and won't die without this win. He's an expetienced Player. A 20 year old would handle such a loss far differently.

[@al1976-v7m]

True. Also he handled it much different a decade earlier.

[@swalterstennis]

Federer, Nadal, Djokovic. The GREATEST THREE PLAYERS EVER.

[@rajubhaila567]

Bjorn Borg greatest player

[@vertiniman4692]

Peter Sampras too.

[@JacquiCryer]

I agree - but I want to add John McEnroe 🎾😘

[@swalterstennis]

Guys, come on. McEnroe was the GOAT doubles player of all time, and about the 10th-14th best singles player. Sampras, who I played when he was a young pro, was briefly. considered the GOAT, but is more likely the 5th or 6th best player ever. These three guys are heads and shoulders the GOAT. I went out to dinner with Pete and met Borg ar his hotel room at Disneyworld, so I’m big fans of those guys, but Federer, Nadal and Djokovi are the top three ever.

[@alias4607]

@john hayter Sampras? The guy who never went past the semis at RG?

[@prydrm8113]

The good thing of all this, is that Roger will still be hungry for another Wimbledon. And another great year of tennis ahead. He's in such great form and feeling so good in his game at the moment. It's impressive to see how he can be so calm and reflect on this like a true pro. Thanks for another great tournament, Roger!

[@phanindrak9880]

His target would most likely be the us open which he has been craving for 10 years. With this performance he would have enough motivation for the us open. To think of it us open is just one month away

[@prydrm8113]

@@phanindrak9880 He will be ready for it 👍

[@spamtv4869]

Even at the age of 37 he can hold on for 5 hours against a strong opponent as Djokovic

[@vertiniman4692]

Open courts are joke real courts when fed dominate.

[@dieguito578]

Ese partido fue el retiro de federer

[@abnarayan88]

When all of them are retired, it's Roger who will be missed the most by the Tennis world. Forever the GOAT.

[@banzobeans]

abhishek narayan no doubt

[@samuelmorse784]

Djoker 4ever.

[@gopinath4005]

Definitely

[@lorenzo6mm]

Roger Federer is the gold standard of Tennis and human beings. And, Novak is a fantastic player himself. Their stokes are sublime. Their speed dazzling. Their matches wondeful to watch. And, to learn from. Tennis is a fantastic sport. Need more of both these guys in Professional tennis.

[@victoriachubb572]

The Big Three have elevated tennis to another level. THIS is the best game on earth and I hope to be playing and winning in my 80's. It is my life's goal and ambition to inspire my niece and nephew whilst doing it.

[@sherrigrant573]

I am so hoping this younger set steps up to meet these three champs

[@ricke2763]

I truly admire this man, he transcends the sport for me. Fed fans, stay strong and keep sending him your positive energy.

[@alexalangmeier8114]

rick e Federer is even more than the sport. A wonderful human being. Cool and collected on and off the court.

[@alomgirhussain488]

It’s been 5 years, and I am still not over it.

[@11Khalid11]

When he got the break and was up 15:40 on match point, I thought Roger will surely win this but man this guy Novak really digs deep at the most important point and wins it! Novak is unbelievable!

[@johanrijhkelaar3627]

Khalidul Haq it helps when your opponent throws a forehand away, and in the second comes to the net with a bad approach, really not well played on those 2 match points I think

[@MichaelP-ke1tm]

Roger choked 3 tiebreakers. Novak has balls.

[@alexandermallinckrodt2847]

Johan Rijhkelaar Also helps when a fan screams in the middle of your serve

[@rogerbrown3730]

Hitting a weak serve to Novak's forehand was hilarious on that first match point.

[@user-bu4fc6ki9z]

It's rather Federer chocking than Djokovic seizing the points. He choked big time and he knows it, even though he is not acknowledging publicly. This is it for him I guess. He will retire next year.

[@jackl3608]

Hats off to Djokovic... his mental strength was madness and that was the difference

[@anitasizza4336]

Totally considering the audience was pretty much against him.....

[@leemarsh3454]

Jack it's not mental strength.fed gifted it to djokovic with those two poor serves at match point

[@law6115]

@@leemarsh3454 what a spastic.. djokovic is superior to frauderer

[@jackl3608]

Lee Marsh not mental strength, maybe mental weakness of Federer then. Btw, Federer didn’t gift it away... the second one was an out-of-this-world winners... considering what was at stake, to have the balls to play that shot and to executed it showed what a great champion he is. How many times did Federer blew away chances. Djokovic pretty much raised his game when it really mattered. One championship point and won

[@Max-yp1iw]

Skyfrost 13 lmao stop disrespecting him.. both of them deserve the respect and credit

[@dubbelhelix]

Really gutted and feel sad for this incredible guy. Heartbreaking, in tears for him. He’s managing far better emotionally than me.

[@sherrigrant573]

Lol

[@emmac.j.8374]

I feel bad because if this was a year ago they would’ve kept going. I think tiebreakers are his kryptonite

[@luiscollado5203]

@@emmac.j.8374 federer literally has the best tie break win% of all time......

[@titansfan4215]

Three years later and this still hurts 😓

[@adityasharma-ps6hl]

same man, same

[@pleaseenteraname1103]

@@adityasharma-ps6hl4 now.

[@itachee08]

Feels better than ever as a Novak fan

[@suzannal.8567]

NOVAK 24 Grand Slams in 2023!

[@justchillin6314]

It even hurt me as a Novak fan. I felt sorry for Fed fans not even gonna sugarcoat it. I can Admit that Roger was the better player in that final as well. These things just happen sometimes tho, but I guess that’s why we watch tennis cos it’s never quite over until it’s over!

[@stoox006]

Here's a fact: Roger hasn't beaten Novak in a GS final for 10 years.

[@earthlynn]

That's probably why he lost. He didn't believe in himself

[@Daniel26448]

He won a few in last few years because Djokovic was injured.

[@gopinath4005]

Yes last one is 2007 u.s open final

[@danielkurtovic9099]

@@gopinath4005 - and the only one

[@gopinath4005]

@@danielkurtovic9099 Yes Managed to win some semis b4 novac's prime time But after that it became one sided

[@RonaldoFan-zz9rk]

I've been crying for over an hour now.. I just can't stop, I think by the time I'm done crying I might flood my house... I feel incredible pain... I love Roger so much.....

[@ej2832]

Roger will bounce back in the US Open.

[@Lucille-ki4ng]

steelN7 me too i was upset i think it will take time to cope over this situation, over the lost of our Hero😭😬 its a pity hard to move on😰

[@AzAkh60]

@@ej2832 He hasn't won Us open in over 10 years lol so it's going to be very difficult. Want him to win it but its unlikely. This was his best chance and he blew it but he can comeback next year if playing on same level.

[@ej2832]

@@AzAkh60 I agree that he will come back next, but he might not get the dream draw. sport is a funny thing and miracles do happen! He could get the US open if the stars aligned for him..we will see!

[@carmenblanchard3596]

I knew I wasn’t the only one feeling such great pain. Hope we all can get over it sooner than later. Someone needs to come up with a tennis pain relief pill, something like Tylenol/ tenninol to alleviate this pain.

[@Erin_P_xoxo]

Absolute legend. But Djokovic has the stronger mind and won the points when it really mattered...even with that crowd against him.

[@byzantinegold]

Exactly. Djokovic blew me away with his ability to clinch what it took to win.

[@chibestchichi549]

That guy Djokovic is a magician

[@byzantinegold]

@@fiogray "barely" won against ROGER FEDERER.

[@fiogray]

@@byzantinegold, yes, an old (for tennis) Roger Federer. Imagine if Federer was as young as Novak.

[@olis-angelevents7131]

Ah, chill roger 5 years older more breaks😂

[@saditube480]

I am gutted for Federer. Not sure if I will be able to sleep tonight. So heart broken.

[@adamperkins3125]

sadiTube I know man, I feel like life has no sense at the moment 😅 can’t believe he lost that...

[@flyingfox5260]

sadiTube it's 4:30 am in my country and i m not sleeping. I m crying while watching this . I will never recover from this loss. It is heart breaking

[@streamingeagle1]

@@flyingfox5260 be like Federer, take it on the chin and move on. Acknowledge the sadness, disappointment, anger, for a few minutes. Then take the positives and move on.

[@vikaspizza]

Still not able to cope with the fact that he had 2 championship points and couldn't keep the nerve. So close. Not sure if he will ever get that close to another Wimby

[@AzAkh60]

@@vikaspizza Its stuff of nightmares lol he blew it. Novak and Rafa will overtake his GS record. If he won he would be at 21 and distanced himself but it's too close now.

[@DevinHome-de7qi]

Who are Watching this in 2024 and still can’t get over it?

[@lovenanayinandzhang921]

very happy😂

[@joannajones8533]

Very-Very Well said!! " I dont want to be depressed about actually an amazing tennis match" - yes, very well said!

[@aarathi14]

My heart breaks for Federer :(

[@80sruler]

mkloo3 true that

[@samuelmorse784]

If I could put your tears in a bottle I would give to Djoker to drink.

[@georgexanthopoulos3003]

@@samuelmorse784 Thankfully Novak, Roger and Rafa are much more classy and gracious than most of their fans.

[@sameertripathi7170]

@@samuelmorse784 😂😂😂

[@maureenrobinson1105]

Me to, but he was amazing as always.It was so tough to see him loose this match, but he will play great tennis again and still delight millions of fans.

[@mufcracer8609]

Lets appreciate a great final 2 unbelievable athletes,players,the fitness to play 5 hours.congrats novak and roger

[@dodu8281]

i feel so bad about roger, if he push it just little bit more, aggressive all in the last break, ...because novak will do this, he wont win the game, he let the other player loose... i think novak got like 2 winning shots in the last 30 minutes , tie break and before... the tie break was such a let down...

[@voguegirl2218]

Mufc gamer and they have equal prize money?what a joke! The women's final lasted 52 minutes by this point the men were still playing the first set!

[@Aman-nk5uq]

@@dodu8281 yaa pushers will wait for others' mistakes

[@paulinefell9695]

Roger is all class even when dealing with a major loss - best ever player in everyway.

[@SuperBorisl]

Funny.

[@MrExcessum]

Except in like being-better-than-Djokovic-1:1 way.

[@colonelmustafi1102]

Fed fan logic.. Next theyll be saying Feds poo smells the best which makes him the GOAT.. Seems like for them everything but what happens on a tennis court makes Fed the GOAT

[@gogigp]

He was beaten by a player who played at 50% of his potential. How subjective ppl are.

[@Robert-de5xg]

Who? Michael Jordan is......

[@pinchsnaphate9743]

“I don’t want to be depressed over an actually amazing tennis match.” Saying this with the most depressing face.

[@Molybdaenmornell]

I don't think so. He looks stoic.

[@sumymathew3804]

😂😂😂😂 He did look too bitter.

[@vatafakman]

The problem is,body language is very hard to manipulate...

[@steveparish4209]

He moves between languages as gracefully as he does points on the court.

[@dodu8281]

nicely put. u must be an american. most europeans speak at least 3 languages fluently. switzerland is 50% french-german.

[@aglover12345]

@@dodu8281 Lots of Europeans are indeed trilingual, but it's a bit of an overstatement to say that "most Europeans speak at least three languages fluently." The best statistics I've seen suggest that about 25% of Europeans consider themselves trilingual, while only about 10% speak more than three languages.

[@Qwerty-ks8dn]

So he's a ballerina?

[@x3merx3mer]

Novak fluently speaks more languages ...perhaps that's why he won

[@steveparish4209]

@@x3merx3mer lol, no. He won because he played the big points better . . like he usually does.

[@stefanofesta6024]

Winning this championship at the 12-12 tie break of the fifth set it's like win in football on the final penalties, it's true: djokovic win and he's one of the greatest player, Federer wasn't the favourite in the semi and in the final too... He beat Nadal and so close to beat djokovic at 38 yo, a true legend of the sport! he hasn't nothing to demonstrate to anyone anymore.. . The story of the GOAT is insignificant. I hope to watch Federer play tennis the next years, his playing level is incredible and it's a pleasure watch his matches 💪💪💪

[@lilyc2563]

congrats to novak, but this is heartbreaking for fed fans. i hope he can win some more tournaments before he retires

[@karlcaton3337]

He;s a choker. time to retire mate . NOLE IS G.O.A.T

[@lilyc2563]

Karl Caton yet he still made it into the wimbledon final after beating nadal...

[@FelizNAVIDad293]

@@karlcaton3337 He is not. STFU Look at the entire tennis resume, Federer is the GOAT

[@FrancoJ-c7p]

l c I am a djoko fan. But this match proves once and for all that Federer is THE greatest of all time. 38 year and playing like this? Just unbelievable...

[@law6115]

@@FelizNAVIDad293 chokerer blew 2 championship points😂😂

[@RFazor]

Roger will be ok... The greats move on... That's what makes them great. Congrats Nole.

[@RobertJohnson301464]

R. Fazor yes the US open is next

[@mariasimitsis8031]

@@RobertJohnson301464 not sure about the US open. As much as I'd love to hope and dream for the US open, the Aus open and Wimbledon is where he performs better. Of course Wimbledon being his best....

[@sidtrip1]

@@mariasimitsis8031 I get your point. But let's not forget he's won five of those and gotten awfully close a few other times.

[@graziflorida4377]

It is INCREDIBLE how Roger speaks FLUENTLY, ENGLISH, GERMAN, FRENCH, PROBABLY ITALIAN AND WHAT ELSE ?!?! INCREDIBLE!!

[@brucematheison2786]

Such a classy guy, and to be able to sit there and answer questions from reporters in three different languages without a hiccup, he's awesome.

[@lenawidegren8076]

Federer is playing in the final in a very great tournament. Just congratulate him to doing such good play !

[@alvinahasan2383]

It's hard to see him loose with championship points........it's heartbreaking!!!!!!still could not believe what happened in the end!!!!

[@michaelahubmann1569]

Some very stupid questions, as usual in such press conferences. I am always impressed by how patients players stay....

[@DogZy9]

Yeah, that question about a politician who is a fan... sheesh

[@juice3185]

I agree...The question should be,how comes these youngsters unable to break this trilogy... Novie,Rafa and Fed are tennis elite. Youngsters need to step up.

[@TJAZZ-MUZIK03]

As a RF fan, though my heart is broken, I just sit back and think the last 2 performances gave the shivers to Rafa and Djoko, and also shuts up all who want him retired. It actually gives me the confidence that he is going to win atleast 1 more grand slam. 😊

[@gaoshikui88]

Why do I torture myself watching this two years later

[@67samudragupta]

GOAT not just because of the tennis. Which by the way is the best ever played by anyone, but GOAT because of the person he is.

[@arzoo82]

Well said

[@aspiknf]

Novak is better

[@lorenagiada1991]

Absolutely, the love and respect he generates is just huge, what an inspiration for people!

[@slobodanradulovic6932]

Met him in person... i was not impressed

[@aspiknf]

@@themerovingian7154 Novak can beat any version of Roger

[@wahn10]

Gracious, poised and a supreme gentleman. Just the fact that he's not doubled over and unable to speak after that - is amazing. Both of these guys and Rafa are beyond amazing.

[@x2x789]

What a sportsman and what a personality.. definately the GOAT

[@sarangbhardwaj1156]

How he's able to stand after that match is just beyond my comprehension!

[@irelandwalks3376]

The thing about Roger is that he's not only a great, classic and elegant player he is also a beacon of hope and for young people to admire to always be respectful on and off court. It is so endearing that he has the passion for sport but always has respect for everyone. That's why he is so likeable. He really is amazing

[@matthewadams4097]

Amazing match today. The contrast in styles of the brutal elegance from Roger and the robot-like technical perfection and grit from Novak. We might not see matches like this for years to come after these guys retire, unbelievable

[@saimanewaz8024]

T

[@Aman-nk5uq]

Greatest sportspersons ever??

[@philippghadiri7085]

From a nadal fan....huge respect fed... djokovic was just a Little Bit better on the most important points..... the big 3 are just ridiculous good

[@georgexanthopoulos3003]

@@hayabarakat7889 There is truth in this, but we shouldn't take anything away from Novak's win. They both fought like the champions throughout the match.

[@BreeZieDoesiT]

Federer was way better on the stat sheet. Djoker played the breakers better

[@TheTmat007]

@@BreeZieDoesiT Yep. And I think it proves that the edge Djokovic has over Federer and Rafa is in mental toughness. Now, I'm not saying that Djokovic isn't very skillful. But last year Nadal won more games at his Wimbledon semi-final match Djokovic. And today Federer won in mostly all the match stats, but somehow and someway Djokovic still prevailed.

[@Excalibur2112]

They're machines.

[@camdelahuerta700]

@@hayabarakat7889 Well Djokovic won 3 tie breaks comfortably. The very definition of a key moment in a match. As for the match points, Federer was never even close to winnng those. Not the first time Djokovic has saved match points to Federer. Happened many times before. Fed not got a great record in tight games against Nadal and Djokovic.

[@theroo20182]

It's so reassuring to see him upbeat and sort of calm and happy. I'm glad this hasn't totally wrecked him like in 2008. Aw Roger!

[@Aman-nk5uq]

He accepts his fate and knows his days aren't much left. Has to move on. Cruel world and destiny

[@jordanwartell-composer]

I think the experience of winning and losing 1,487 singles matches has given Federer a fascinating wisdom and maturity. I can't think of many other players that have dealt with a devastating loss so well.

[@Eric-xt3os]

Yeah, Djokovic has given him a lot of practice in devastating losses.. ;).

[@pacifist1360]

Djokovic dealt really well too with a devastating loss that he had against Carlos Alcaraz at the 2023 Wimbledon Final. I think all 3 players Federer (2008 and 2019 Wimbledon Final), Nadal (2012 and 2017 AO Final) and Djokovic (2013 RG Semis and 2023 Wimbledon Final) have done an incredible job bouncing back from tough losses such as this one. That's why they've won so much throughout their careers, 20+ Grand Slam titles for each player, remarkable! *Federer* - The Swiss Maestro 🇨🇭🐐 *Nadal* - The Spanish Bull 🇪🇸🐐 *Djokovic* - The Serbian Gladiator 🇷🇸🐐

[@jordanl1578]

@@pacifist1360nah the alcaraz loss was nowhere near the federer 2019 loss

[@silversteel6312]

It’s 2021 and I’m still not over this.......golden opportunity born out of skill, endurance and mental strength......

[@gravinboginagis6568]

What a true champion so calm and nice. Good sportsmanship from the goat

[@dennyc4135]

thats what some tennis player should learn from him..

[@gabardjean-paul3779]

Will Stoppani That’s part of his job !

[@zorancvetkovic7204]

Yes, good sportsmanship from Novak as always.

[@jamesdunn9714]

A true gentleman and still the greatest of all time. Gracious in defeat.

[@SuperBorisl]

GLOAT at his best. Anyway, he is one of the best.

[@georgexanthopoulos3003]

I find that any 'Fed is GOAT' post gets Nole fans more triggered than anyone else ever lol.

[@jamesdunn9714]

@@georgexanthopoulos3003 His win record is far and away above anyone else that ever played the game. Moreover, it is highly unlikely it will ever be be surpassed. That makes him the GOAT.

[@magicfuumaster4063]

@@georgexanthopoulos3003 prob. Because nole has better h2h stats

[@georgexanthopoulos3003]

@@magicfuumaster4063 Yep. And because most of them are Serbians lol

[@colleenwellinghton425]

Don’t know when I will get over it two match points. My heart is broken

[@Lucille-ki4ng]

Colleen Wellinghton me too i am broken hearted now but God will heal our brokenheartedness, comfort us🙏

[@tapatapaz]

same, so traumatic

[@chibestchichi549]

just try and get over it, novak is magician

[@jeanniemotherof3]

Chibest Chichi No, he was just very lucky today

[@nempowa]

Jeanne Santabene Novak save 2 matchs points, Federer chocked on the 1st one lmfao. Federer is a looser with a weak mental

[@rounick28]

So much respect for this guy, to be able to hold his composure answering these incredibly idiotic questions. Kyrgios would have murdered someone by the 3rd question.

[@nikihn]

„so close , so far“ ... couldn‘t be more true

[@dreamer2260]

Oh goodness this is devastating. He deserved to win. I pray he can win another GS at some point. Just heartbreaking.

[@80sruler]

Matt Ambrose it was because he was right there

[@dreamer2260]

80sruler Yeah he was so close. I think most of the time he would’ve managed to get one of those match points. Ahh damn it. Hopefully he’ll spring back. What I’d give to see him beat Djokovic in a slam final before he retires.

[@view1935]

He will win the USOpen 2019

[@dreamer2260]

View19 He’s in with a great chance if he can keep his current form and bounce back mentally from this

[@writingdirection2524]

@@dreamer2260 L noobs! Djokovic won hahahah hahhah hah hLLLLLLLL cryy

[@psnZYKRON]

I feel so depressed

[@lidija_r]

same here...so difficult to get over it...he really was better

[@aamirrazak3467]

Same gutted for him he played so well ... didn’t deserve to lose imo especially not the way he did

[@lidija_r]

@@aamirrazak3467 also look at the stats..more aces, less double faults, more points won overall, more games won, better serves both first and second...it's heartbreaking

[@michelegavelli2479]

Lidija R what about the winners/UE ratio? Fed almost has the double of winners and like 9 more ues. I’m so sad and frustrated.

[@lidija_r]

@@michelegavelli2479 Aces - Federer 25, Djokovic 9 Double faults - Federer 6, Djokovic 9 First serve - Federer 66%, Djokovic 61% Win % on the first serve - Federer 78%, Djokovic 73% Win % on the second serve - Federer 55%, Djokovic 56% Receiving points won - Federer 71, Djokovic 61 Games won overall - Federer 34, Djokovic 29 Points won overall - Federer 199, Djokovic 184 this is what i was able to find, but yes i remember that the number of winners was also bigger...it's so depressing..can't handle it

[@spacedarkness3253]

It's so pleasing to hear him talk in all the different languages. Such class..

[@gurdeepchumber2764]

I was shocked to hear he responded in different languages... he's just a class above the rest....A true gentleman & a great champion

[@random_nonsense]

At times like these he probably wishes he didn't. Staying for more questions and probably getting asked the same thing 2 or 3 times.

[@aashryasharma3586]

Love from India💗 Respect for both the players. Epic match !!! But the loss has really dented a deep hole in heart 😔☹️😖😖 Hope he bounce back soon.

[@Ribizlaupm]

👎👎👎🤣🤣🤣💩💩💩💩💩🤢🤮🤧

[@sherifkarnak]

This loss will hurt forever

[@pauljohnson6019]

Yes, I can never understand, why God would do this to him, was there some sort of foul play? Did someone fix this, or did the Umpire conspire with Novak, clearly I think Federer was alarmed, when the ball boys didn't speak loud enough, if Federer can't hear it, it means something ain't right- seems like Fed got rattled from that, Umpire did him dirty.

[@jackgallagher1438]

I’m Absolutely gutted two championship points 😭

[@vultur311]

In thought I had hair on my screen and blow it LOL

[@jackgallagher1438]

Hevin Amber still the GOAT 😂😂😂

[@athee569]

He played incredible and some of the most beautiful tennis over ever seen. It's a crushing defeat. So cruel to end on a frame too. He didn't deserve that. After all the artistic shots he hit in the previous 5 hours.

[@ethanrobbins7428]

Hard to feel too bad for a player with 20 Grand Slams but... this one will haunt him. He was one good point away several times.

[@132elephant]

Although I don`t have a brother in my real life, I feel as if my own brother just lost Wimbledon. I can`t sleep tonight.

[@nempowa]

132elephant Your brother is a wimp, a loser then

[@m.a.833]

Pozdrav iz Srbije, zemlje Novaka Djokovića

[@robertperkins1184]

The greatest tennis player of all time....Incredibly gracious and humble whether he wins or loses. Really hard to find fault with an athlete like Roger. The epitome of good sportsmanship.

[@petergreen2552]

He's smiling on the outside,but underneath he's thinking "I had match point on my serve at 40_15 and STILL lost!" 😨

[@80sruler]

Peter Green yes he is - he’ll replay every shot in his head tonight

[@christieb7902]

@@80sruler Many nights...

[@leokarthik285]

again and again.

[@sherrigrant573]

Yep

[@FranklinNJ]

Roger and Djokovic play in a different Universe and make it look rather easy because they are in excellent shape and their foot work and balance to prepare to hit a shot is beyond perfection.

[@Jac70]

Gutted - wanted Fed to get another one. To get two Championship points and still come in runner up - I do think that he was actually the better player out there today!

[@Firbeck2009]

trooper - The mental strength of Djokovic was the real winner!

[@mantaishere]

The gutting thing about those match points is they were ON HIS SERVE. Who was the last person to serve for a slam title and lose the match? Did Coria serve for the match at any point at RG 2004? The other gutting thing is Novak had MPs v Fed in the 4th set at Wimbledon 2014 and still won in 5.

[@tizianonatale6023]

Many of us will have nightmares about that... would have been a really perfect fable to tell. But life is not a fable, that's why we are heartbroken. The fact we are probably suffering this loss much more than him is because we see, as Fed fans, him as the image of human perfection, the talent in front of some "mechanical monsters", like a superhero, something extraordinary but, in the end, human... we want to be like him, so that's a reflection of what we would like to be. So natural we are disappointed. But as somebody said in the comments, this trascends the sport and this loss, for me, made him even more great, for so many reasons. What a match...

[@garyk8285]

His playing style is the best to watch. He played a great tournament, and I hope he keeps going. Its quite amazing how great he plays still to this date.

[@arcticwanderer2109]

2010, 2011 US open SF...2019 Wimbledon final. On all occasions Federer had two match points vs Djokovic, blew them all. Shows how mentally strong Djokovic is.

[@anitasizza4336]

The memory of these previous comebacks from novak probably cause this one too.. jeez i still can't believe it.. 40-15... I mean what kind of juju did novak use😂😂😂

[@denisdaly1708]

According to your own logic, it was more that Roger blew it than Novak was mentally strong.

[@gavinlang5143]

Roger didn't blow them, Novak saved them

[@mikeodil7721]

I would say Novak dug in those other matches and earned it the hard way. This match was different. It felt as though Fed wasn’t expected to win, perhaps should not have been in a position to win vs Djokovic especially following the emotional semifinal vs Rafa. Yet, despite all this, he was able to step back to the fold after losing 2 tough breakers, and was able to set himself up for victory in the 5th. Furthermore in that game, poor shot selection, tactics, and possibly nerves for the better of him. In short, this match ended with the feeling like Federer let it slip away rather than Djokovic pulling it from him.

[@p.s2510]

I wish Roger won Wimbledon he’s the greatest of all time, I hope he wins the US Open!!!! A great Legend

[@nitalopes515]

Priya Sharma if plays in the US open hope he plays the defending champion Rafa Nadal that will be a great 👍 match

[@samuelmorse784]

@@nitalopes515 Nole won it last year.

[@nitalopes515]

Sorry my mistake

[@bacaardi2832]

Very disappointed to see Federer lose. Well, he had his chances and missed them. Unfortunately that's how it goes sometimes. But man, win a Tie-Break!

[@chibestchichi549]

Ha! Ha! Djo just shown he is the master of tie-break. lol

[@omduttdixit3433]

Why these morons introduce tie break on fifth.

[@weshung]

Federer has the best winning percentage on tie-breaks at 65%, it just so happened that he lost 3 in a row today.

[@neil-li3dc]

@@chibestchichi549 I can understand losing 2 but 3 it's madness.

[@tayefasif258]

1 yr passed, still couldn't get over this match, that 40-15😭😭..it hurts..

[@ajayupadhyay5117]

Yes still so hurting

[@CosmicGirl02]

I was heartbroken after the match, but after seeing how Roger reacts so classy to this loss, I still believe, I still believe Roger! 🐐

[@blagojelukic]

As Novak fan I have new level of respect for RF. That level of play of both players was just crazy.. It could have gone other way but Novak today proved once again why he is Number 1

[@jackbaker1457]

*number 1 at grass and hard not clay!

[@danielkurtovic9099]

@@jackbaker1457 - so now we have a two separate list , clay and other surfaces. Where on ATP I can find who is leading and standings on clay. And what no.1 get at the end of the year ?

[@kanameow]

He hit the dirt many times to take the title . Not many men could do the same. Well earned.

[@goranbras4767]

@@danielkurtovic9099 Haha,baš tako Danijele 👍

[@amittanwani410]

I can't sleep today that 2 match points hurt a lot...straight set loss I can handle the pain...

[@skm3424]

Same here bro....

[@skm3424]

Mai 2005 se Federer ka fan Hun.... bahaut khush Hoon ki 14 saal baad bhi it a acha khel RHA h

[@amittanwani410]

Sk M main be 1st ever teniss match of me was fed vs safin aus open 2005 he loss that match...but I became very crazy 4 him

[@skm3424]

Federer has more fans Dan anybody....crowd mei bhi 90 percent log Federer ko hi support KR rhe the

[@xpto41]

He can win the US open...

[@carolinen5396]

Roger is the consummate professional!

[@lightcyy]

World is not aware yet what a great player Novak Djokovic is, because everyone is in love with Federer..

[@stuartasankowich8506]

Never a Roger he's the super star always will.Dejovick must realize his greatness doesn't (unfortunately] par with this greatness of a man

[@thedunne1980]

@@stuartasankowich8506 How so? He's won the majority of his matches against Federer and looks likely to get more grand slams than him.

[@cooldr.eusound4711]

@@thedunne1980 Federer has 20 grand slams and the new generation is ready to dominate.

[@donavansmalley4146]

This is a totally different press conference than the 2011 US Open loss.

[@TheGreyj]

Utterly devastated! Absolutely nothing can help relieve the pain of todays loss..2 championship points on serve? I really hope he can get over this as us fans..Such a brutal ending

[@simulacrumiam]

He's probably in shock right now. But this loss will begin to haunt him. Won't be surprised if he announces retirement soon.

[@TheGreyj]

morpheum666 hshsh I dont think this loss will impact his retirement...if he lost 6-1 6-1 6-1 then yes..but he was one shot away from winning it...competing toe to toe with djoker for 5 hours at 37 years? Most would dream abt it...It might just extend some motivation if not anything

[@marijatosic217]

The interviewer that said that Novak is chasing Federer and Nadal and is still number 3 has been living under the rock for the past 10 years 🙄

[@Daniel26448]

Lol true

[@tennishistoryandresultsdat4540]

20 < 18 < 16. The interviewer was not wrong

[@manfromwuhan714]

Mykhaylo Tregubov 20>18>16 did u go to school?

[@frankg.39]

I was ready to jump for joy on those two match points but it never happened. I don't think someone ever got so close to winning a grand slam.

[@PardeepKumar-tk8qk]

Those were not match points those were break points which may be converted sometime and may not be. The real match point is when a player is serving and have 40-30 or 40-15. After 5+ hours it is not mental strength but also physical for a 38year player who has played a tough semifinal against Nadal

[@carlosgonzalez861]

Fed had a match point in US open against Djocko and couldn’t convert losing the championship. Twice to Fed

[@PardeepKumar-tk8qk]

@@carlosgonzalez861 yes once on his own service, secondly on Djokovic service

[@PardeepKumar-tk8qk]

@@N.Kishore yes i was saying for u s open

[@thenewguy7527]

he was serving for the match at 40:15 after breaking Novak, then got broken himself. Wimbledon 2019

[@sandeepkhatana3968]

This lose still hurts me after 2 year and probably hurting till i alive. This lose is really painfull.💔💔

[@Wawinator]

Such an amazing humble and graceful human being. Still has a smile on his face after such a heartbreaking loss in the final after having 2 championship points. He played absolutely incredible, unfortunately its was in the tie breakers where he could find his best tennis. Shame but what a performance and an amazing individual.