Roger Federer vs Andre Agassi Full Match | 2005 US Open Final

Watch the full match between Roger Federer and Andre Agassi in the final of the 2005 US Open.
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[@samster978]

back when federer speed and explosiveness was at its best

[@fg92626]

compared to grandpa Agassi 🙂

[@ashishchavan1921]

Tough loss for agassi in US open 2004 & 2005 where he could win GS but eventually he found federer at opposite end & fed was too strong in his prime years. Agassi's career longevity from late 80's to early 2000's is really phenomenal. He was truly founder of modern day tennis.

[@larvancioramos9748]

Spot on, spot on, DJOKOVIC took the baton

[@rupinjeremiah9589]

Lendl was the father of modern tennis and widely acknowledged as such.

[@vinceventura2393]

Although Djokovic has become more successful - Federer´s gameplay was always much more fun to watch!

[@karthiknetworking2415]

Don't cry it's OK fedrer fan

[@FM-pr1ht]

Bravo US Open - first year of the blue courts, thank goodness. Young Federer against Old Agassi, beautiful serves all around.

[@rohitbijlani5561]

Young Fed vs Retiring Agassi, and now Fed retired. Life’s a full circle :) I’m lucky to have been born in their era.

[@simonhunt9152]

Love this match one of my all time favorite to watch over and over and Agassi even LOST. I hated it when Agassi lost, but this match was one of the highest quality I have ever seen.

[@laserbeak3551]

As an Agassi fan I so much wanted him to win. But this match shows his capabilities

[@nishantthaccker1173]

Back when the courts used to be peppy/lively and rewarded attacking style of Tennis!! Now they are dead, it's become more of a slugfest on who makes mistake first and no returns for attacking style of tennis!!

[@Jonathan-mp3ju]

Back in the day when having an all-court game was fun to watch. 2 greats.

[@vinceventura2393]

40:45 That rally shows the greatness and variability of Agassi´s Backhand!

[@theaviator1152]

1:42:25 The wizardous retreating forehand winner from Federer!

[@z1az285]

That is an impossible shot. In any era

[@khaledfederer2369]

@@z1az285and he kept doing many times🙂 for me none have ever or will ever play tennis like him

[@deanbardas1517]

About time this was uploaded

[@badabing8884]

Thanks USTA.

[@laureanovaldez.NoleGoat24]

I miss Andre

[@Rickon2506]

This is probably the most mundane (?) crowd reaction of a Federer win. Shows you how much Agassi is loved there.

[@loratrick681]

Federer ❤️

[@lorrainewaters6189]

this is excellent film work.

[@malekmoqaddam5806]

Prime Federer was unbelievable

[@helix1061]

Federer has the ability to raise his game and tectics during crucial periods.

[@mastag1124]

20年以上一線級だもんなぁー。すごいこと。。。

[@stwheel]

1:42:18: I think this is the David Foster Wallace point as described in his NYT article "Roger Federer as Religious Experience". DFW was slightly incorrect in that he described Federer as hitting a defensive slice, and Agassi being passed at the net.

[@capricornmagic63]

This was when Roger was still one of the boys, wearing what all the other Nike-sponsored pros where wearing and before the birth of the RF brand.

[@bobbyjohnson9409]

Prime Federer 04-09. Only thing that can compete is Novak 2011-2016 and I think even Novaks run is 2nd to Fed. Never seen anything like prime Federer. It’s a shame it had to end. Now Novak is gonna reach 30 slams since fed is gone and Nadal is on his way out

[@fg92626]

prime Federer got spanked in AO/RG/Wimbledon in 2008 by teenagers

[@travissmith2092]

@@fg92626yes, even the best players have years that they didn’t do as well. They’re all human. Fed, Nadal, djoker, all had/have off years. Just like Sampras, Agassi, etc. Such a boring argument

[@fg92626]

@@travissmith2092 Fed beat Bagtadis,Philippusis,Hewiut,Gonzales,RodDick in his prime how can he do it?

[@afonsosoares3722]

Thats whay in top spin 4 federer have the better forehand in the game, because the prime federer when hit the ball with the forehand, jesus man, what a strike

[@dailyoptions7832]

Imagine djokovic was still much of a teenager at this time😅😅 and to even imagine he surpassed everyone after watching this federer was unreal

[@meitoli]

At the end Fed let Andre win 1 final game. 6 -0 was just too much

[@larvancioramos9748]

AGASS1 was injured by then. Would love to see a face to face in 3 or 4 round.

[@maxivic1584]

Federer’s backhand lol. What a great shot.

[@souldieroflove5782]

Agassi forever !!!!!!!!!!

[@quo33]

American audience always so loud, and it's also unclassy to yell "Go Agassi" or whatever when the opponent is serving. In other turnaments, it's much quieter when the players serve and prepare to serve, it's something you really notice when watching a lot of different matches.

[@runyanpiano]

100%. I was getting really annoyed with the audience. Props to Fed for pulling it out against such a crowd

[@travissmith2092]

99% of the audience would agree with you. It’s normally a few idiots that yell during both players’ serves in this match. Also matches in Madrid and elsewhere get just as loud and yelling during serves happen as well. Your biases just have you think otherwise.

[@lorrainewaters6189]

we americans are loud! it's embarassing

[@anandparmeswaran6681]

Was Rooting For Agassi to Win the Match but Federer Form was simply unplayable

[@BeyondNarratives]

Match exists in HD everywhere, and the source puts up a horrid 4:3 barely 720 image.

[@gospace5653]

Cool

[@truthtruth9056]

Fedederer beats 33+ age multiple grand slam champion great legend agassi in 2004-2005 grand slam then djokoturd fans be like federer had weak era and just beating old agassi But when djoko the one beating 33+ age old federer then all of a sudden djoko was goat lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dewman7477]

Exactly these fans are hypocrites they contradict themselves with their own flawed logic bunch of idiots

[@TheRafaelBond]

This match is uploaded by a random user on KZbin, how is it possible his quality is superior to this?

[@theaviator1152]

Since the HD coverage was done by a company other than the US Open themselves

[@trongtong7793]

The commentator: the problem with Federer is he has a lot of strengths and no weaknesses. 😂.

[@hieristkeinwarum]

It was Agassi himself Who said that

[@dailyoptions7832]

Just felt like federer didn't work as hard after 2009 to improve his game to allow djokovic and nadal to catch him up...personally if he worked as hard as djokovic or even djokers mentally federer could've gotten 30 slams

[@kidpagronprimsank05]

Fed work hard, it just both Rafa and Novak just work a tad bit harder. Also, being a father of twins didn't help

[@OldSkoolLegend]

Agassi's backhand.... the most beautiful backhand you will ever see.... such a shame his backhand technique will not be carried forward.

[@garethcole5281]

Dude u need to make video of you hitting this backhand please

[@JD-jc8gp]

It's nice, but the most beautiful? First time I'm hearing that.

[@OldSkoolLegend]

@@garethcole5281 dude... you're so funny. where i go ... you go... lol. I will at some point. just keep practising what we talked about before and you'll get the flow or at least some of it.

[@OldSkoolLegend]

@@JD-jc8gp first time you're hearing that? LOL... this is the first time I'm hearing THIS.

[@garethcole5281]

@@OldSkoolLegend ok dude wil do

[@xcedkilz5419]

36:48

[@edujgr1978]

1:52:58 "Luis Horna" 🟥⬜🟥

[@hiramabifgsm]

11:41

[@haroldlipschitz9301]

1:24:48 Federer cursing himself out after an error

[@supermovietimebros6770]

Why is agassi at 35 old and djokovic at 36 invincible?

[@lukeskirenko]

Because medical technology has evolved, and tennis is now like formula 1 in the sense that a player is part of a large team whose job it is to manage the player as if he's a piece of technology himself. Plus of course, Djokovic evolved his style for maximum efficiency.... in comparison to Murray, who tried to compensate for an unnatural forehand technique and lack of power by running everything down.

[@fg92626]

why is Federer at 30 old and Djokovic at 36 invincible?

[@supermovietimebros6770]

@@fg92626 djokovic is actually better today at tennis than he was at 26. 36 year old djokovic would beat the 2013 version

[@peterhammer4644]

@@fg92626 doesn't seem very invincible to me.

[@fg92626]

@@peterhammer4644 time to change your glasses

[@alexgiles1561]

1:42:19

[@mlbabineaux]

1:08:27 Marat Safin as the ball boy

[@FM-pr1ht]

No

[@nguyenai1337]

Seems Agassi could not run because of ages.

[@fredrikdahlin7869]

1:42:40 Kinda funny how they talk about Lance Armstong and that he knows what effort is needed in sport. He lost all his titles because he was doped. It was revealed in 2012.

[@gerlindemayer9645]

Lance Armstrong did not win the Tour the France legally..

[@travisbickle5279]

i was so disappontment after this match, but my boy djokovic makes the perect revenge for me 10 years later by the us open final 2015 exact on the same way like in this match...DESTINY FOR ME AS A agassi and djokovic fan

[@vijayendranvijay4538]

Coz the match was played in night session😂😂... Novak is rightly called as NIGHT ERA CHAMP

[@MistahhMingus]

Djoko play during weak era

[@travisbickle5279]

@@vijayendranvijay4538 NIGHT ERA CHAMP

[@ravidrall3227]

@@vijayendranvijay4538 Why is he called the night era champ. Why not day?

[@CrispyHulk1]

Shame on the US Open for failing to upload this in high definition format. This poor video quality just makes the organization look bad.

[@fg92626]

baby Nadal already owned Federer 3:0 😂😂

[@travisbickle5279]

us open 2015 federer would BEAT federer from 2005

[@vijayendranvijay4538]

2008 AO novak >>>>> post 2011 novak

[@vijayendranvijay4538]

U say 2015 fed is better coz its easier for u to argue that novak beat prime Roger in 2015😂😂😂... How idiotic man?

[@vijayendranvijay4538]

2007 uso novak >>>>>> 2015 uso novak

[@benparsons4979]

wouldn't win the US Open though...

[@bsrussian]

ofc he would. but thats because he knows his own game and weaknesses. 05 federer is far more athletic and his constant aggression and the potency of his serve + 1 would beat 15 federer for sure

[@joselivia3998]

Hasta que vino un tal Novak Djokovic y le quito toda esa aura de invencible.

[@AlejandroGarcia-wz1qi]

Ese fue Nadal en 2005-2008. Djokovic no despegó hasta 2011

[@meitoli]

6 años luego pero....

[@joselivia3998]

@@meitoli Pero practicamente lo ha sometido, hasta jgando mal le gana.

[@meitoli]

@@joselivia3998 y eso que tiene que ver, y Federer no es que ha perdido todos sus encuentros con Novak, de hecho el ultimo partido jugado entre ellos lo gano Federer, REVISA soquete 🤣

[@joselivia3998]

@@meitoli Ya empezastes con los adjetivos, Nole ya pierde de flojera con Federer, pero los 40 - 15 van hacer para ponerlos en cuadros para toda la vida., lloron.

[@mlrmlr4919]

Fine match, all credit to Agassi. Amongst the worst commentaries ever, lots of stats, virtually no analysis of any depth about the tennis.

[@masters.1000]

Agassi > Federer/Nadal > Đoković

[@user-anafirakishoppu]

Dokovic ≧Nadal≧Federer ≫Agassi

[@vijayendranvijay4538]

Yes coz they played to their strengths instead of playing to opponent weakness

[@jovan1399]

Djokovic > Nadal! Djokovic win Nadal 40> 39

[@sasook]

Agassi’s career grand slam is certainly far more impressive than any of theirs because he got his in a time where surfaces were actually different from each other

[@NamTran-xc2ip]

Might as well add borg and rod laver

[@denalmaz2668]

There is Tyson in boxing. There is Messi in football And Federer in tennis. P.S Federer's forehand - is devastating...