Roger Federer vs Guillermo Coria 2004 Hamburg Final

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[@alanchong7513]

Hamburg Masters is probably famous and well-known for those cable shadows across the court!

[@Mrkingemiliano]

Si Coria Ganaba este partido y la final de Roland Garros, podría haber sido uno del mundo. Hubiese quedado a nada. Obviando la lesion que tuvo despues en esa temporada que lo dejo sin jugar la segunda mitad del año. El 2005 ya fue diferente el nivel, mas la aparicion de nuevos jugadores + terminando la temporda con el inicio de sus problemas de falta de confianza con el saque. Aun asi, no fue mala su gira de polvo de ladrillo en los masters series, llegando a final en Montecarlo y Roma (perdiendo ambas con nadal) + los cuartos en Hamburgo (perdiendo nuevamente con Roger), y ganando el titulo de 250 en Umag frente a Moya. Lamentablemente en Roland Garros perdio con Davidenko, no pudiendo defender la final del 2004.

[@Tennisfan_ua]

Wikipedia says he lost motivation

[@mauroc4741]

Qué hermoso el estilo de Roger

[@albertomartinez-wf2uk]

No he visto a nadie jugar a tenis como Federer. Gran vídeo. Ese año Coria jugó la final de Roland Garrós, y la perdió por calambres con 2 sets a 0 up

[@madmax5144]

No la perdió por calambres. Coria sacó para partido en el 5to set. Tuvo dos match points.

[@martincordoba7912]

Gran nivel de Coria, lastima que despues de la final de roland garros nunca volvió a ser el mismo, podria haber jugado varios años mas en gran nivel, sobre todo en canchas lentas

[@robertopaolomedinaaquino117]

Tan grave fue el trauma que le dejó perder con Gaudio no? Es increíble como la mente te juega una mala pasada.

[@pawshands9706]

People forget that Coria was one of the best dirt ballers around, but Roger mastered every surface nd only Nadal keot him from winning a few French Opens.

[@felipepeon5708]

Que lindo era el tenis

[@sprashere]

Federer’s clay game is under appreciated due to Nadal’s domination. If not for Nadal Federer could have had at least 2 Grand Slams (all 4 in the year)

[@James-bq2gp]

What did he ever win coria hiw hell can you compare him to nadal

[@divicospower9112]

When the masters 1000 finals were played in 5 sets.

[@luisrubencifuentescarrillo4041]

Había un gran jugador zurdo de esa generación argentina, Franco Squilari, ¡jugadorazo! Igual que Mariano Puerta, otro zurdísimo.

[@johnzuniga1966]

Quien entiende ese marcador de porqueria

[@martin3958]

Mark Walberg played professional tennis?

[@bradleydavis9502]

Coria one of the all time greats. Coria was like Nadal. The two are almost identical in greatness. Federer had amazing competition

[@alanchong7513]

Are you trolling? Or perhaps an Argentinian fan?

[@bradleydavis9502]

@@alanchong7513 Coria was an established top 10 player with an excellent serve. Remember the Rome final in 2005? Coria and Nadal fought for 5 hours! Federer had the pantheon of greats like Coria, Hewitt, and Roddick to deal with. Just incredible durability.

[@alanchong7513]

​@@bradleydavis9502Dude, Coria is an excellent player. But he's not really considered one of the greats. It is a shame he never won a major. It's in tennis history that that French Open eluded him. I hope he has been able to move past that. That final changed two people's lives.

[@bradleydavis9502]

@@alanchong7513 I agree, Coria was primed to be a multi grand slam winner and Gaudio ripped his heart out. Gaudio also gave Federer problems if my memory serves me correctly.

[@alanchong7513]

@@bradleydavis9502 I seem to recall Gaudio getting bagelled. Was that during the ATP Finals? I like Gaudio. In that French final, he was getting a lesson then later on he's in a real dogfight and enjoying the moment! A famous French final.