Roger Federer v Marin Cilic - Australian Open 2018 Final | AO Classics

[@akshaymeena8577]

2017 Australian Open Final 2018 Australian Open Final And Sadly 2019 Wimbledon Final, I Will Never Forget These Matches In My Life. Really The Previous Decade Was Unbelievable, Federer Won Grandslam At The Age Of 36.

[@samuelarthur887]

When it comes to tennis, I think outside technical (Djokovic) and tenacious (Nadal) abilities, in terms of raw talent, Roger Federer is the absolute best! He's like the definition of tennis.

[@Emadavid]

Rafa fan here and that's why he's the GOAT to me. If you want to show somebody how tennis is play, just show him Federe's highlights... "Everybody wants to be like Mike"

[@mickaellandry9726]

YOUR definition of tennis

[@nicoslater8750]

Djokovic is not a technical player.

[@menon_ji4984]

@@nicoslater8750 he is highly technical

[@jramkumarpatnaik2877]

I am rafa fan. But can't agree more with you. He is the most talented of all. Let alone numbers be aside

[@argmax11]

He is like Lionel Messi for me. Profoundly gifted in all regards to their sport but can be so entirely humble at the same time. It is so good to live in this time and experience people like them

[@divicospower9112]

Messi so gifted that he can't play with his right foot. Try again. Don't put the pure genius/talent of Federer on the same level than the overrated Argentinian.

[@Pessifan1899]

@@divicospower9112salty French lol

[@FabricioFF66]

RF, The GOAT!!! Perfect Player!!

[@adarshbayya7656]

messi is undisputedly the greatest of all time and after hus recent 8th balon dor,im sure retards like you will remain real quiet@@divicospower9112

[@dann_03col56]

​@FabricioFF66 so perfect he could not beat Djokovic for an entire decade

[@terminusest9179]

22:11 "Federer has just been Betterer"

[@intigowrish3775]

Telugu old movies

[@Soul_senpai]

Can't unhear that

[@INFEDnoX]

@Joe Bloggs What? it's a play on words. Are you dense or something?

[@unowen7591]

It’s too bad Federer couldn’t keep this form up and defend Wimbledon, too. Still tho. To defend Australian Open at the age of 36 is just crazy.

[@furdieallianz2079]

@DS AO 2017: Berdych, Nishikori, Mischa (who has beaten Murray), Wawrinka (who was the US Open Champion) and Nadal. Wow what a special draw. AO 2018: Struff (not a bad player at all), Gasquet (a known name), Fucsovics (played phenominal in this Tournament), Berdych (in absolutely strong Form), Chung (who faced Djokovic), Cilic (1 GS + Wimbledon Final). Hmmmm. Looks not so easy to me. Nadals victory in the 2017 US Open was easy.

[@agradina]

@DS when fed wins is the weak era , its the pathetic draw again this bulshit , when djoker wins everything is hard ,until federer beat him in his peak at roland garros.

[@unowen7591]

@DS Stop talking like you know something. Anyone who believes in the weak era is a parasitical moron. Melzer took a set off Federer and Rubin gave him a good run, too, I believe was a break up in the 3rd. Wawrinka won AO 14 you moron, as well as USO 16. So who's a pigeon again? Federer earned all his Grand Slam wins. Don't be that asshole.

[@thientran9461]

@DS we get it you hate roger

[@unowen7591]

@DS Who says I'm angry? You're calling me a kid? If that's all you got you better get off the internet. Stop talking like you know something about Roger and tennis. People like you are pathetic. Why can't you just respect all players? Oh wait, you can't. Forgot. And you say I need to go to school. The idiocy in some people, I swear.

[@andreiflamind98]

20:28 That roar .. goosebumbps 🤭

[@ngaza214]

What roar?! Don’t tell me the roar from that clown!?

[@ayushrayoo3624]

@@ngaza214 yikes someones salty

[@ayushrayoo3624]

@@jeremy_fragrance_desi ? bruv im from australia

[@Fancy_PotHead]

Anybody knows what he's saying ?

[@xCLiCH3E]

@@Fancy_PotHead "chum jetze" swiss german for "come on now"

[@gomphotherium22leahy]

Still impeccable at 36 is Federer here. Cilic, though in formidable form throughout this tournament, was simply overmatched.

[@imhhm]

This is gold. We're so privileged to witness this swan, this artist, the maestro RF play.

[@AThousandSunsinphysics]

My 🐐 What a champ! My idol .. you made me love tennis! Although i couldn't watch much of you! Miss you

[@Filippirgos]

I really really hope he'll win another one... But if he doesn't that's OK, he had incredible career, and for me he'll forever be The GOAT

[@dimitrijestevanovic9964]

40-15

[@officalaccountofsomebody]

@@dimitrijestevanovic9964 ne moj molim te mislice da smo toksicni fanovi.

[@dimitrijestevanovic9964]

@@officalaccountofsomebody Ma mora malo hahah

[@felixklopper7940]

@@dimitrijestevanovic9964 these numbers hurt so much

[@VrSword]

@@dimitrijestevanovic9964 Weird serb

[@danielasolano2764]

I just can't love him more 🥺 ROGEEEEER! 😍

[@stritlit]

This match was a literal Serve Dues Ex Machina for Roger. Literally serving his way to the trophy.

[@tashamiel]

he's the GOAT. no contest.

[@kpacuBua]

Kek

[@anthonymaldini8829]

Kkkkkkakkakakakakaka🤣

[@vedant25-21]

Delete your comment you A HOLE 😂 DJOKOVIC IS THE GOAT

[@MiraxZorro]

Hahahahahah spiderman 2 hahahahah 23>>>20 hahahahha 389>>310 hahahaha 38 >>> 28 ahahahha 6 = 6 but 3:0 in finals ahahahahahahha suck cock

[@robertogodoy4779]

Mmmmm Djokovic is the actual GOAT

[@nirabdhungana7117]

He's done it again on the challenge , just like Aus Open against Rafa one year ago

[@Chuwy888]

When Roger threw his hands up in the air and smiled, I felt really fuzzy and happy awe yay him

[@kpacuBua]

40 : 15

[@hamzaabbaszaidi8788]

@@kpacuBua It was actually 40 : 0 I think you're watching the wrong match

[@dewman7477]

@@kpacuBuadjokotard spotted

[@Mike-sj1jv]

​@@hamzaabbaszaidi8788he was talking about 2011 US open SF he is a djokovic fan

[@mikytyson6982]

Federer is best tennis player on the world an all time🔝👌🏽👑👑

[@kpacuBua]

Kek

[@RP-jv6mq]

8:31 Genius !

[@leosq25]

yep

[@cosplaytimecapsule]

one of the best shots ive ever seen

[@TheDazzler420]

Nadal or djokovic would have overturned that shots to their points

[@mrhatman675]

Thw best ever

[@Sebastianydice]

Love you forever, Roger! This was one of the most exciting sports moments of my life, because it taught me that you should never let yourself be limited by what they tell you you can do at your age.

[@ajorimnas]

Love 22:55 Roger’s face when he realize have to wait hawk eye.

[@greentea8603]

Why skip from 1x0 to 5x1 in the last set?!

[@wslow3807]

because rapes are censored

[@jeremy_fragrance_desi]

@@wslow3807 oof

[@LM10612]

@@wslow3807 lol 😂😂😂

[@yeetreet6033]

@@wslow3807 😂😂😂

[@zoltanbenedek7984]

@@wslow3807 This is among the best comments I have ever read👍

[@EricNewman888]

Love the GOAT Federer.

[@nikolaivanovic3163]

He is not the GOAT. Not after that 2019 Wimbledon choke.

[@amandacerny8145]

@@nikolaivanovic3163 Roger the goat

[@hemanthcv1105]

idiot vic’s are everywhere

[@mayank7568]

@@amandacerny8145 3rd best

[@gLeeksFF]

Honestly this match was basically Federer fighting with himself to play good lmao

[@jakobn1032]

I know right ? I just realized it now but, you know, for every match or final you have different special shots of each opponent. When both players have intense rallies showing off their best tennis. And there are always atleast some points or rallies which you remember. For example at the Australian Open 2017 there is this intense rally or the special nadal forehand slice passing shot or some other federer backhand winners. And for this match the only thing i really can remember after rewatching it is this amazing forehand halfvolley behind his back by federer. I don't know if we are just spoiled about the amazing shots the big 4 have given us each match when playing or to say against each other. But for me this final isnt really one that will be remembered because of the high level of play.

[@pusashit]

gLeeksFF yeah whatever you say

[@ethelgiles9210]

Never was

[@ddddddsssssss]

Sorry mate.....federer didn't win here easily........

[@Luchon20082010]

@@ddddddsssssss cilic was the favourite, he was destroyed by Federer who put himself in the god mode when he needed to

[@hchr]

Robbie Koenig 😂 his squeaky commentary never gets old

[@Guitarcarman]

19:59 The moment Cilic lost the match

[@matijacvitkovic3735]

Was his opportunity. Break point on a second serve and he throws it away like that.

[@pauljohnson6019]

@@matijacvitkovic3735 He might not have won though, being a break up does not guarantee you will win, look at Nadal, 3-0 up in the finals at AO2017, and still lost.

[@matijacvitkovic3735]

@@pauljohnson6019 yeah of course, but he had the momentum on his side. Just the way he throws it away in the 5. Set of a grand slam final is crazy

[@alejandrosuarez2754]

@@pauljohnson6019 Huge Fedfan here but 2017's fifth was a miracle!! Federer's mind gets destroyed when things don't flow from the start, just check USO 09, AO 09 to name a few.

[@lifeoftennis1285]

Thank you AO!!

[@seahomehung5027]

That why fex alway is the best, he save his power for last game( 6-1 ).

[@sportsfanatic6457]

This was neither a classic nor a bad match... it was a very weird match. There were hardly any stretches in the match where both the players played well, Roger started pretty good and was cruising for set and half, then his level dropped and Cilic started playing well and won the TB. Federer then played pretty good at the start of 4th set, got the break and I thought he would wrap it easily in 4 sets...but then Cilic peaked all of a sudden, Roger looked rattled, gets broken twice and loses the set. At this point, Cilic had all the momentum, I thought Roger might lose this. That first game of 5th set was so crucial, if he would have gotten broken there, I doubt he would have won it. He badly needed that game after getting broken in last 2 service games. Federer played very passive in this game and this was probably his most passive performance in a non-clay GS final. One thing which surprised me was that he hardly went BH DTL in this match, he hardly had any winners from baseline in this match. If Cilic's ROS wasn't so inconsistent, he could have won this. On the whole, a very strange match and a very strange performance from Roger but got the job done in the end. Now, waiting for #21 at SW19

[@janglepoop123]

Most likely cuz fed was super nervous in this match as he said so himself in his interviews post match. As the overwhelming favorite to win, there was obviously a lot more pressure in this final than in the 2017 one.

[@Mohammed-gu5qn]

Cilic 's super aggressive groundstrokes made federer look passive . Cilic was throwing his full power at literally everything.

[@zaviali5]

Wabbajam Whooy Yes and I find it hard to believe that at his age and with so much success and experience Federer still suffers from nerves. He is a champion of champions and its his humility that stands out for me. A phenomenal athlete but its amazing that someone as good as Roger at times suffer from nerves, more so of late. I hope he wins another Wimbledon but even if doesn't he will anyways be the most admired champion.

[@lowlay7964]

Sports Fanatic d

[@BlizzyFoxTF]

If you look back on 2017 his AO final against Nadal isn't exactly a very high quality one either. The first four sets are marked by momentum shifts, one player would capitalize on the other's error strewn play before receiving the same treatment a few games after. The 5th set though was remarkable, and the legacy surrounding the match made it all the more better.

[@petitetwist2077]

Is Cilic coach a bodybuilder? His arms are gigantic! 💪

[@focusproductionarts]

Feels like i’ve seen this guy in some movie

[@fromwe5896]

🤣😂🤣🤣

[@ҽегег-р9э]

Who's here after Roger won his first Slam nearly 20 years ago 🐐🇨🇭

[@IzzwanRaffi]

He is indeed the GOAT 😍

[@whereveryoumaybe]

Yeah, I think we all know that Čilić is the GOAT

[@GodTennis]

@@whereveryoumaybe No Tomic

[@Olly_2024_]

After next year, probably not

[@miki4962]

​@@Olly_2024_ not now

[@kpacuBua]

@@miki4962 not ever

[@lightkairi07]

how is that even possible with the age of 36 defend a title on hard court ? i thougt the only one who will defend at this age is wimbledon O_O amazing Roger ^.^that's why you'll always be the greatest of all time #RF20

[@srkucrickk]

According to your logic, Ken Rosewall is the real GOAT. Ken Rosewall defended his Australian Open title at age 37, not 36.

[@thientran9461]

What do you mean modern era? There's the amateur era which was before 1968 and the open era which is 1968 and onward.

[@srkucrickk]

@@thientran9461 There is no such thing as "modern era". Ken Rosewall remains the only player to win a Grand Slam at age 37 in the Open Era.

[@MrPatrickbuit]

Marcos Villavicencio You're comparing two very different eras here. Federer's victory is more impressive, because: A) We live in an era where power is much more important than when Rosewall played B) Stronger opposition for Roger (most definitely in the QFs and F, not necessarily in the SF) What's so amazing about Rosewall though, is that he also won 3 grand slams in doubles. Now that's just an absolutely amazing feat, if you ask me.

[@srkucrickk]

@@MrPatrickbuit Excuses. There is only Open Era and pre-Open Era. Federer is not the oldest man to win a Grand Slam in the Open Era. Rosewall is. Deal with it.

[@syllevineo]

20:27 wow

[@dandecastro51]

For me it's simple. No interest in goat debates... im a tennis fan since mid seventies. Federer is the "prettiest" (among top players in history - shapo still too young, kyrgios doesnt win enough, etc) to watch, since Edberg, w an honorable mention to Pete of course. Roger has played his entire career, every point with a view to win the point as fast as logically possible. Safin didnt have the same variety or consistancy. But that's the type of mental focus. Attack. Rafa and Novak will end up on par success wise, no doubt. But Roger simply to my eyes of viewing tennis on hard or grass, has every shot in the book, and the most visually pleasing of the big 3.

[@lukadjorovic7952]

Totaly legit opinion, that is about taste.. when we talk about best player ever, it is different story

[@pedri1649]

The best in history! GOAT! Bravo👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@muhammadalizaidi7564]

Compared to 2017, the noticeable difference is that federer is slicing the ball way too much. Watching videos of AO17, you see the difference. I dont know why he has lost that NEO backhand.

[@Marcosoteloavila]

Muhammad Ali Zaidi i guess, but maybe it’s just cilic. Because if you realize when he vs Nadal he doesn’t slice that much, I guess he just looks at the players style and he decides if it would be smart to use it.

[@timnguyen6619]

Slice was like a jab, keeping it low makes the taller guys have to use the legs more to get low enough. Might not look like a lot, but over 3 or 4 hours it pays dividends.

[@junbermas4208]

Neo backhand my ass, he only won slam because djoko was injured, period

[@thenewguy7527]

@@junbermas4208 salty much?

[@tabskoli]

Czura s Yes, cause 1st Cilic is big and has to go down very much to get those slices and 2nd Cilic can’t really gain power out of those low slices so Federer can dominate better.

[@ramrasal7379]

cilic was played well too ... ❤️❤️❤️

[@RandomGuy285]

How do you post a 24 minute video, but skip both breaks in the 5th set? You know, the thing that decided who won the match...

[@totterdell]

8:32 standard federer play

[@tomoya1312]

Cilic’s latter 4th set and early 5th set were like US open in 2014

[@ruzenastojkova2349]

Mirka &Roger Federer = nice

[@MKD1101]

Nope. It's two sets of twins!

[@excelsior83]

Fed makes the game beautiful to watch, Nadal, mental, Djoko, hopeless (to the other player).

[@aaronlevine6498]

East or West Roger is the best..

[@FabricioFF66]

Ladies and Gentlemen, The King, The Maester, The GOAT, Roger Federer, Forever!!!

[@3438-e9z]

Federer is the greatest tennis player but possibly the greatest athlete of all time. 36 year old winning best of five matches on hard courts against players in their prime. Unbelievable. Where was Rafa abs Novak? So much for that silly “weak era” argument. Federer at his best beats everyone. End of story. This match wasn’t his best but it revealed how is grit and will to win. I remember thinking that colic was going to take it after the fourth but Federer will kicked it into another gear that fifth set which 36 year olds shouldn’t be able to do. Too bad the AO didn’t stay grass courts so that Federer could have more slams. That’s what surprises me about Federer wining back to back Australian opens because it’s a best of five on a slower hard court. Didn’t think his body could handle it. The courts have been playing faster the last couple years but still considered one of the slower hard courts which is a shame. Here’s hoping Federer can win one slam in 2019. If not, it doesn’t really matter because it’s a real privilege to watch this incredible shot maker even without the silverware. I have a lot of respect for natal and Djokovic but I don’t know how anyone can hate Federer. Rafa and Novak are great athletes but they play such a boring, physical and defensive style of tennis. I think the reason why Federer is the most popular worldwide is because if his brilliant shit making and offensive style (movement). Win or lose, Federer plays on his terms which can’t be said about other players.

[@3438-e9z]

DS No offence, but your comment made no sense. How did your brain twist a fact into “I want my favourite player to win all the time.” I was stating a fact that the AO hard courts have played very slow from 2008- 2016 and that favours baseline grinders like Novak and Rafa. Just like how a faster court like Wimbledon helps an offensive player like Federer. They’re just facts that everybody who understands tennis is already aware. Actually you helped prove my point that if the AO still had grass courts it’s not unreasonable to think Federer would have another 4 slams to his name. I didn’t under data due your point about “tiley”? Are u saying you can’t explain how Federer won back to back Australian opens?

[@3438-e9z]

DS You’re a fucking hypocrite. So I’m not allowed to talk about court surfaces but you’re allowed to butch and complain that Federer played his matches at night? You’re pathetic. Federer is the greatest player of all time so he’s earned the right to play at prime time. What about the fact that he was 36 years old and won 3 slams in 12 months? Can your boyfriend do that? I didn’t think so. Stop being jealous of Federer and get a life.

[@3438-e9z]

DS Nope. Nice try but you’re wrong. Federer’s record is safe. Nadal is finished and Novak Chokovic has one good year left. Have fun loving the rest if your life knowing that Federer is the greatest of all time and there’s nothing you can do to change this fact. If you’re that jealous of a professional tennis player then you should consider getting professional help, if you haven’t already. 😂 I do enjoy life thank you very much. Vaffanculo bruto stronzo

[@cityfantv-everythingmancit2946]

Messi is but u biased and so am I so probably usain bolt

[@rzagza11]

My expectation is Roger will announce sometime before AO22 that it will be his last year on the tour. I think he understands what he means to the fans & wants to give them the chance to see him play one last time at each Slam. Health permitting.

[@Andreas1986xyz]

I doubt. I think he will announce his retirement. I mean he just went through a third knee Surgery.

[@kingpluto917]

I’m from the future and he just announced his retirement after the US Open

[@rzagza11]

@@Andreas1986xyz He wanted to play another season but the knee just didn’t heal the way he needs it to play Bof5. And he’s not going out there as a faded shell. Really sucks he can’t go out in his own terms.

[@kevinchang8090]

that second serve at the end there was actually so close haha. Federer just didn't want to actually have to play out a point to close haha, so he went big on the second serve.

[@haziq12ish]

tbh his sunshine run from 2017-2019 was something i greatly appreciate won the sunshine double in 2017 lost to delpo in indiance wells 2018 final lost to konkinakis who was playing magnificient in miami open 2018 lost to thiem in 2019 indian wells final won miami open 2019 what a crazy run

[@ruzenastojkova2349]

thank you.very very very good.bay bay bay

[@victorlupas4875]

this match wasn’t that good, it could have been better, not necessarily a classic

[@hacantyapradipta1119]

Victor Lupas The highlight was that Roger played pretty shitty in the 4th set and Marin played with a lost cause in the 5th. Sets 2 & 3 were pretty good though....

[@viksinha5410]

Wow, AO 2012 final was nearly twice as long as this. This is shorter than my longest match (3 and a half hours)

[@kumarprateek238]

wow vik sinha 7 times wimbledon champion

[@viksinha5410]

@@kumarprateek238 Stupid comment. Bad players can have long matches.

[@amandacerny8145]

Are you trying to critique everything? Shut up and enjoy

[@simounobrien9096]

The final game of the match is one of the most hilarious stomps of the tournament XD

[@bukhtiarshah9843]

Golden legend in universal

[@jasonpinson8755]

Great players great sport I grew up seeing ashe vs connors.big names then.pj.thanks.

[@sup9542]

Look how fast the court is playing. Looks like an old school hard court. No wonder Federer won the AO in 2017 and 2018 when they suddenly sped the court up. If they hadn't slowed all the courts down so much, he would have won more, which is why the GOAT debate is silly. It's all conditional.

[@Noleka154]

True... Nadal is the most beneficial !! Federer & Djokovic wud have won more slams had the courts werent slowed

[@shortnfo]

8:30 best shot of the match

[@rolandneubrandt9708]

How the hell did he do that?😳

[@الخالالشايب-ر5ذ]

When I was watching this game, I used to consider it a revenge response to the 2014 US Open semi-finals. I was on my nerves with every point and did not disappoint me Roger Federer, Roger Federer tennis like Messi in football is always out of the ordinary and has no one else who looks like him

[@iammituraj]

21:10 backhand fury

[@rubensmenares]

He notado que en estos últimos años, Federer se encorva mucho al momento de servir, a diferencia de sus años dorados (2004-2007).

[@deepakmahajan4978]

federer was so clutch in first game of fifth set. It gave him confidence and he became unbeatable

[@taylorpack2839]

Cilic should have never got rid of goran as coach, why would you fire the coach he got you your grand slam? He was competing so well hitting flat now it’s all topspin and he’s just not the same.

[@BrianSostek]

Roger you’ll be missed

[@malikomererdogan7627]

Roger Federer superman

[@Luis-nr7vz]

Everywhere Federer plays the crowd is totally cheering for him. The God of tennis.

[@flyingdutchman700]

The recognition of the huge superiority of the Master is obvious by the crys of anger of his opponents.

[@jc-vu4gn]

people saying cilic has a small heart. partially true.... but his game style involves with whacking the ball hard and taking it early to win a match. when it's on it's hard to deal with as you could see the ball was traveling 80-90mph landing on the lines. but on the other side that mean small fluctuation is going to damage his game a lot.

[@marsipannable]

His last grand slam😢little did we know it was going to be his last

[@sriprakash7245]

Should have won 2019 wimby

[@cauãleao-m4y]

Quem venceu Wimbledon 2019?

[@haziq12ish]

going to the final, people were saying its going to be an easy win. But i was scared because that US open 2014 scarred me, he was so good

[@FootFaultTennisProductions]

One of the more strange five-setters I’ve seen. Definitely a one-sided five-setter, like when Murray beat Federer at the 2013 Australian Open semifinal.

[@BinaryRex18]

I can't believe it's been more than 5 years since roger won his last major

[@j.o.e2683]

He must've thought then, he had sealed himself as the best ever. To me he will always be goat no matter what.

[@SHAURYA181]

GOOD highlights but the 5th set was cut too short.

[@IamG3X]

I don’t know why but I remember a controversy happened in this final and remembering Cilic crying.

[@foolmetwice374]

That was Wimbledon 2017.

[@Pichunetadela]

The Greatest of all time

[@jakeyaya7705]

I don't have a word for 20 grand slams. Rafa or Novak might get more than 20 slams but that don't matter because roger is the goat and will never be replaced.

[@jd3455]

On what grounds is he the goat, the no. Of GS won right? So it does matter

[@mickaellandry9726]

"Federer will remain the GOAT forever even if another player achieves the greatest records because my idol is the most loved or beautiful to watch" A brilliant example of partiality 😴😪 Federer's fanboys really need to stop acting so badly. *The GOAT debate should not involve the affect and personal preference of each one but be based on the figures, statistics, on the palmares.* *This is the best way to be objective* on the subject. Whether you like/dislike the game and/or the personality of a player, whatever he is, it's not crucial and should not be taken into account. Impartiality otherwise the opinion has little credibility. To date it is Federer but it can very well change if Nadal or Djokovic exceeds his records Please don't be a sore loser just because the situation could not suit anymore your guru 🙄

[@githice]

How Mirka gets through this is a mystery, at 4th set, I am suffering stomach upset a year later

[@mindrover777]

Whose that

[@monstermagnet3150]

@@mindrover777 Fed's wife

[@kpacuBua]

40 : 15

[@adithyanpj]

12:08 THOR😅⚡️

[@aaronlevine6498]

WTF.. I saw Thor in the crowd.

[@rockyripvon3279]

Aaron Levine Gods like to watch Gods play tennis

[@laprimaverrra]

Yeah, and Hawkeye's the umpire. Go figure. I wonder if Loki goes to Wimbledon and Steve to US Open.

[@rohangeorge712]

his one hand back hand is awesome

[@victorrojasayquipa6745]

Gracias totales Federer!!!

[@jbryan985]

Anyone else miss when Federer didn’t slice most of his backhands? He got away with it here, but he’s always been best as an aggressive player in my opinion.

[@travisbickle5279]

great fight from federer, he used the djokovic tactic in the fifth set. In the fifth set roger makes not 1 winner

[@柯勁宇]

20 GRAND SLAMS, 1 Roger.

[@Olly_2024_]

Rafa has 20 grand slams too

[@chamindujanith6337]

@@Olly_2024_ Novak has 20 grand slams too.

[@martincarvajal6688]

SU MAJESTAD 👑🐐❤🇨🇭

[@Melissa-l8w]

I think in this match you can really start to see the toll tennis is taking on Federer 🥺 he still played a great match ... just a few more mistakes than normal. But understandably so... 20 years of brilliant tennis!!

[@restlessforacurevids]

Cilic actually had a real chance. In the first game of the fifth set he should have played the rally instead of going for winners. Fed was making unforced errors and who knows how the match would have turned out had Cilic won that game.

[@MultiKittylee]

Thank youAO

[@JanikAshe]

His last stand, after Wimbledon 2012 many didn't believe he will win another Grand Slam, but Australian open 2017-18 and Wimbledon 2017 were proof that he wasn't done.

[@abeguy7981]

He's toast

[@mostafaezzat5227]

Great work AO

[@janethu9169]

Beautiful.

[@FloidMr]

PLEASE UPLOAD SAFIN VS. FEDERER MATCH IN HD THANK YOU

[@BraveHeart2020]

The best player ever Goat

[@CommanderGinyu]

How is this one labeled as a classic match and the 17 final is not? What has the AO online media team been smoking?

[@muhammaddanialzulkhibri5818]

This might be roger last grand slam

[@Vaisin]

@@muhammaddanialzulkhibri5818 Who knows, I think he can still win at least one more.

[@sasook]

@@Vaisin Shoulda been Wimbledon 19

[@Vaisin]

@@sasook As much as I love Fed and I think he was supreme in Wimby 19, Novak just was on another level.

[@sasook]

@@Vaisin I won’t disagree but cmon, 2 match points on your own serve....

[@hanzvargas3090]

21:08 ridiculous D: 22:43 second serve impossible ._.

[@jacktaber8489]

So if I have a 2018 prius is that a classic?

[@MycroftDev]

0:46 "after a one sided set that went the way of Federer..." wait what?? Dont skip the good part!!! We want to see Rogers highlights 😥

[@siyerinspire]

Is that the last time Federer wins a Grand Slam?

[@AThousandSunsinphysics]

Yes :(

[@alokkc1356]

What happened at 16:11?. Why was the point not given to cilic?

[@CHÁVARRI-d3b]

On that night, the roof did not have to be used. Federer won a GS indoor final. Of course there Federer had Craig Tiley

[@jackrony4133]

Roger's return of serve here is much better than this years Wimbledon,,but still i believe he will win it

[@hacantyapradipta1119]

Jack Rony Returning like a super human is very difficult on grass. It's typical grass court tennis. Every set is usually determined by 1-2 games per set. He's looking virtually invincible on serve though so far

[@NamiseSports]

Too bad Kevin was just too good today, Rip Wimby #9

[@francescocipriani8888]

History still written here