Roger Federer vs Juan Carlos Ferrero 2005 Wimbledon R4 Highlights

Roger Federer vs Juan Carlos Ferrero 2005 Wimbledon 4th round Highlights

[@nikosofidemporas]

Playing Ferrero, Gonzalez, Hewitt and Roddick to win the title in 2005 and they claim this is a weak era. But playing Fuscovic, Shapovalov and Berrettini (2021) is somehow great competition.

[@unowen7591]

Not to mention this year's US Open. An absolute joke of a draw.

[@KayleJudicator]

Be for real, Roddick has nowhere near the athleticism and shots of Medvedev, Zverev and Alcaraz, Roddick is a terrible background player in comparaison, he is just a serving bot. Hewitt has no power in his shots, the court are slower now than they were back then, he would struggle to hit winners against the young players that are at average faster than the players from his generation, and that's actually a fact, it can be quantified. Ferrero and Gonzalez please.... Again in comparaison to Alcaraz and Medvedev, it's a joke. Djokovic has nothing to prove anymore, he dominated in the toughest era of tennis and even if you would consider this actual decade as weaker than the previous one, it's still way less weak than the "Federer's prime one".

[@user-hy9vq3hs3w]

​@@unowen7591To be fair medvedev had to face alcaraz, rublev to his side. Ok, I believe without djokovic tennis will never be the same. Nevertheless, guys like medvedev, alcaraz, zverev, sinner, rune will be nice to watch them play.

[@SHVideografie]

​​​@@KayleJudicatorprime Roddick on grass was far better than Berrettini and Kyrgios mate. Look at his 2004 and 2009 finals against Federer. Berrettini and Kyrgios would never push prime Federer on grass that much.

[@Eyesonly302]

@@KayleJudicator LOL, this is a best of 3 era, almost every top "next gen" player has loss a final having a 2 set lead, Roddick would only have to hold his serve and they will self-destruct; Alcaraz its proven to be a more complete player but has to improve his consistency, also he barely played against Nole to be considered a true rival yet

[@juan.perezz]

It would be nice to see the replays in slow motion, especially from Roger, you can see every technical detail and that is wonderful

[@Pure_B]

That Ferrero guy is really good. I bet he'd make a good coach one day.

[@rafapazos06]

He ranked number 1 ATP.

[@Luchon20082010]

@@rafapazos06can’t still believe how with such weak forehand and backhand

[@rafapazos06]

@@Luchon20082010 It was pre-GOATs times though

[@jensenaussie4453]

@@Luchon20082010you would think it was weak until you actually played against it 😂

[@FLAC2023]

Most talented player ever

[@sirbrochill7757]

insane clean winners. so aggressive so fun to watch

[@Luchon20082010]

Probably one of his best god mode performances ever 😱😱😱😱

[@thomasbrunkle8389]

100% natural organic grasscourt tennis. Couldn't be any further from the tennis Djokovic dominated Wimbledon with in recent years.

[@gotohellpunk]

Novak 3-1 against Federer Wimbledon finals , cope harder fedtard

[@MM-dm4xj]

Yeah? According to Wimbledon they didnt change the grass since that change in 01 or 02.

[@Kelvin-ed6ce]

insanely athletic and powerful Federer. Peak Fed.

[@controversialmusic9141]

With all due respect to all players, tennis is a golden square of 3 players. Federer retired, Nadal about to, and Djokovic in few years, after that tennis will never be the same they made us raise our expenses ration to see unbelievable level

[@Belgarath777]

I feel like prime Federer in this time period had a better forehand than when Novak began to get the better of him. Federer improved his backhand over time when he needed to take Nadal's topspin early, but during his prime that forehand could hit winners from anywhere...especially down the line...and he attacked the net at all times so effortlessly. It seems like after his prime the forehand was still great...but not quite as potent.

[@rebecalinares5393]

exactly. Federer tried to improve his backhand but the only thing he got was worsening his forehand; since 2015 he hit better backhands and was able to beat Nadal a lot, but his forehand got worse and couldnt deal with Djokovic anymore. And that was evident when he played with a bigger raquet, just thinking about how to deal with Nadal only. So what benefited him on one hand hurt him on the other. Its like for Federer Djokovic didnt existed, he was stubborn and didnt tried to figure out how to beat him; never realized that the the worsening of his forehand was the main reason. Federer should have played Nadal with the bigger raquet and Djokovic with his former Wilson smaller version.

[@mysticnomad89]

People forget that Roger is 5 years older than Rafa, and 6 years older than Andy and Novak. Novak came in at the end of Roger's prime (2003-2010) and Rafa's prime only overlapped with Novak's for a couple years due to the physical intensity of Rafa's playing style and the early start to his pro career (Rafa was already world #2 as a teenager). Andy Murray obviously had his joint injuries. Since Rafa's peak from 2007-2013 it's been a weak era of tennis, and it's when Djokovic won 18 of his 24 majors.

[@Asswipe44]

​@@rebecalinares5393lmao, have you ever played tennis? this isn't golf where you can bust out different clubs for different purposes

[@rebecalinares5393]

@@Asswipe44 Its the same as golf. You have to think which strategy is the best to win, and its 100% your decision which raquet to use, which strings to use, how much tension to use, which shoes to wear, which clothes to wear, all in pro to feel as confortable as possibly to achieve your objective.

[@MrTurbo87lx]

Federers backhand during his prime is the most beautiful stroke in tennis history

[@commonwealthedison5346]

His backhand was better later in his career.

[@martinhudecek8886]

Ferrero played some nice stuff..just lacked the serve, return, slice and general variety to be a real wimbledon prospect

[@g2tennis]

hahahahahaha just lacked everything then

[@YDVDNVRR]

What about Nadal?

[@sirbrochill7757]

jcf had a really awesome game would do better now than back then due to tech and slowed down courts.

[@commonwealthedison5346]

Forgot how brilliant fed was in his prime. This was so much more fun to watch then anything I've seen on tour this year. Great players for sure, but not as fun to watch.

[@chintanparmar2693]

Those forehands down the line though!!

[@hobbes4583]

Jcf was in rare form today. That drop shot was extra dirty.

[@rebecalinares5393]

In his 2014 - 2021 years, Federer should have played Nadal with the bigger raquet and Djokovic with his former Wilson smaller version. It was evident that his bigger raquet improved his backhand but worsened his forehand; so he got better results against Nadal but his performance against Djokovic worsened. With the smaller Wilson, Federer had problems against Nadal, but performed better against Djokovic, and that was because he had a better forehand, which was his best weapon.

[@thesoccergod]

Nice! It wouldn't have been feasible, of course, but I see what you mean. Fed's FH here is simply *magnificent.*

[@spencerschoonenberg1461]

JC Ferrero was a beast-respect

[@anms2023]

2003-2009 Fed = GOAT

[@Luchon20082010]

2003-2007 absolute prime (no some performance drops at all like 2008) and then 2009-2012(his 2012 tmc final against djokovic was insanely good and then he had such a good performance at Australian open 2013 and then he started to fade out)

[@gotohellpunk]

Nope just weakest era of tennis

[@gotohellpunk]

@@Luchon20082010 he lost to nadal a clay specialist Wimbledon 2008 final choke artist

[@mysticnomad89]

@@gotohellpunkNovak djokovic hands down the goat of the weakest era ever

[@gotohellpunk]

@@mysticnomad89Federer goat of weak era Hewitt Roddick Baghdatis and Phillipousis 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TitanoBulls]

0:54

[@GazzaDazzle]

For a single year or a 5 yr stretch Federer is def the best, but for a 10 yr stretch Novak is better

[@thesoccergod]

I'm not sure. Fed from 2003-12 won 17 slams & reached 24 GS finals. Did Novak ever have a better 10-year stretch?

[@GazzaDazzle]

@@thesoccergod yea I think so fed won 16 slams novak had only 1. That's mean fed only won 4 and novak won at least 20 in the last decade or so. Don't want to play with numbers too much but he is still on top of the game at his age. Fed was long gone by the time in his early 30s.

[@404NotFoundIDontCare]

fed was a god

[@borisbalta2542]

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[@MistahhMingus]

So funny! And creative! You’re cool!

[@GMiltown]

This might have been Federer's most impressive Wimbledon. Lost one set the entire tournament. None to Ferrero, Gonzalez, Hewitt, and Roddick.

[@Asswipe44]

whomever took that set must've been one of the greatest ping pong players out there

[@guruk]

These roger droolers and their nostalgic delusion 😅😂 always provides me with some entertainment

[@thurk-132]

federer se defendía como una nenita, si llega a dar con el ferrero n.1 que barrió a hewit, bye bye

[@gotohellpunk]

Federer just collected majors in the weakest era of tennis. This is a perfect example

[@Luchon20082010]

Ferrero was super weak indeed but the difference is like night and day No one will ever play as good as this prime version from federer

[@mysticnomad89]

Novak couldn’t touch Prime Fedal. 2011 was not prime Federer and 2015-2016 was not prime Fedal. djokovic won only 7 slams when fedal were at peak form during 2006-2014 and rest of field were stronger that time. Post 2015, once fedal declined due to aging and injuries djokovic’s grandslam and big titles tally increased. He won 16 grandslams between 2015 to 2023 (weakest competition ever except Rafa at RG) and that was proved this year with no Rafa djokovic had cake walk draws and could win 2 slams. this year Alcaraz proved Djokovic has had it easy since 2019. He defeated a bunch of nobodies to reach us open finals. Novak is not goat. Berettini, anderson, tsitsipas, ruud and Kyrgios in finals of a grandslam and thats strong era for you ? 😂 Novax not goat and is the weakest era champion 😂

[@gotohellpunk]

@@mysticnomad89 Federer won in the weakest era of tennis, lost to a clay specialist at 2008 Wimbledon, lost to Novak in 2008 Australian open semi finals and is 6-12 grand slams against Novak. Federer win against 35 year old Agassi, Marcos Baghdatis and Roddick and is the ultimate choker in tennis history, 2011 us open semi finals and 2019 Wimbledon and never beat Rafa at French open, cry more fedtard 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@gotohellpunk]

@@mysticnomad89 prime fedal only lasted 2003 to 2007 after which he kept regularly getting destroyed by nadal and Djokovic 🤣🤣🤣 which is why his prime ended before he even turned 30. He was 16-1 on total grand slams in 2010, at age 29, compared to Novak and since then Djokovic has gone 24 to 4 😆😆😆😆😆😆 and is still going, Prime Federer died due to Novak and nadal go back to sleep clown boi

[@mysticnomad89]

@@gotohellpunk lets look at the 8 yrs from (2002-2009) and look at each season's yr end top 10, and let's see who the most prevalent top players were over each 8 yr period... I challenge you to name 2 better lists using your own method... Here it is... 2002-2009... Federer’s competition 1. marat safin 2. Roddick 3. Young Nadal 4. Davydenko 5. Nalbandian 6. Agassi 7. Hewitt 8. djokovic 9. Moya 10. Coria 11. Delpotro 12. Murray Djokovic opponents 2015-2023... 1. Nadal - Out of form Rafa in 2015,16,21 and 23 2.Fed - 33-38 year old grandpa federer 3.Murray - Crappy murray who was no good as his 2012 former self 6.wawrinka 7.Tsitsipas 8. berettini 9.kyrgios 10.kevin anderson 11.medvedev 12.thiem 13. Ruud Federer’s competition Roddick... he has a winning h2h over Djokovic Say Nadal's too young? - he's the greatest 18-25 yr old this game has ever seen. Davydenko... he's one of the very few who have a winning h2h over Nadal. Nalbandian... he's still the only person to beat all 3 of the big 3 in the same tournament, while also having a better win % vs the big 3 than even Murray does. Agassi - 8 time slam champion Hewitt... he's a former world number 1 and mulit-slam champion, while also having a better win % vs the big 3 than most Djokovic era players. Moya... he's a former world number 1 and GS champion. Note how I didn't even mention Safin lol, who is a grand slam champion and boasts a h2h advantage over Djokovic. now can you shut tha F up chokovid clown 🤡 boi 😂