Superhuman Tennis Skills! Djokovic Flexibility, Federer Hand Skills & More...

[@tennistv]

Which skills would you add to a Part 2 of this vid?

[@sidarththalpur9834]

Fognini's defence

[@alexfratelli8936]

Nadals banana shot and novaks return

[@merida852963]

Dimitrov's flexibility

[@blackhawkmcmxxvi8122]

Dolgopolov touch

[@batmanmartin496]

Nadal's down the line forehand and thunder struck forehand

[@lhv3936]

Zverev´s second serve, Tomic´s fighting spirit, Johnson´s backhand, Kyrgios´s ability to keep a bottle in his hand and going to the toilet without demolishing rackets and Troicki´s good relationship to the referees, I guess. Oh, I forgot Kokkinakis ability to bang Wawrinka´s girlfriend, I´m sorry to tell you that, mate.

[@jawher7]

i'm dying lmfaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@nervousk9]

Lollll

[@giorgiorossi2742]

Also Nole’s smash

[@Eornom96]

ROFL

[@marikafasola8771]

poor wawrinka , everyone is laughin at him...

[@nemanjap1445]

This is like an Avengers Endgame Lineup, all the heroes introduced haha ...

[@jonahmann]

Except actually watchable by non-autistic adults.

[@sidhantluthra2756]

@@jonahmann imagine being triggered by a family movie.

[@ispectero]

Lol

[@kevinsampson9217]

@@jonahmann ah yes the idiotic nerd in every comment section. We got one here

[@boriskostic6964]

Who are they fighting against

[@shikhargovil9579]

the precision with which roger plays his shots is very beautiful. those hand skills are the reason that he maintained his stature at this age because he does not seem to overhit the shots or run extra yards, instead he manipulates the game and hits with just the force required.

[@kingjulian1428]

Zverev:" I would put myself in there (everywhere)"

[@Adanda1a-p5u]

Zverev's second serve, Paire's forehand and Steve Johnson's backhand?

[@lejonas29]

Lmaooo yes

[@loichte6831]

Adding to that Tomic‘s „fighting spirit“.

[@loickgreslin3949]

Fritz's court coverage

[@anujjyothykumar4667]

Djokovic's smash

[@farid1406]

@Jason Laboda Too soon man, too soon.

[@juanchodagama3614]

The golden era of tennis.lets enjoy them .we live in a dark and uncertain period.we might never seen them at their best again Thats why we have to apreciate their game and their wonderful personalities

[@jpchaitu]

@TennisTV For me, Murray’s greatest moment of anticipation came at the World Tour Finals (2016?) against Nishikori. Down set point in the first set tiebreak, he played a really poor lob but guessed right to be able to return the backhand drive volley from Kei. That was a total steal!

[@pajarosnaranja]

I expected Murray's lob, he's better known for his lob than his anticipation

[@pajarosnaranja]

@Feed me a hammer and I will crap out nails. True, that's why I wrote that he's better known for his lob than his anticipation, not that his anticipation or hand skills aren't impressive, if you actually read my comment.

[@pajarosnaranja]

@Feed me a hammer and I will crap out nails. You didn't understand what I wrote, I said that I agree with you on that. I have seen Murray play in person in 2 tournaments, and a lot of times on TV, I know well his game. But the fact that he's known more for his lob than for his skill is undeniable. And this doesn't mean that the only good shot he has is his lob and anything else is crap, just that he's famous for his lob, and that's a fact. Djokovic is famous for his return and flexibility, but his backhand is great, and he's not often credited for that. Same thing for Nadal, he's known for his mental, his forehand and his dominance on clay, but he has lot of other great skills that aren't often recognised. That been said, I would have preferred that on this video the tennis skill of Murray was his lob rather than his anticipation, and that doesn't mean that I don't recognise his skill.

[@siddhanthduttagupta6362]

Dude you need to anticipate to lob

[@saymyname5151]

@@benedictly1571 it's not that djokovic is bad, just that in terms of pure talent Murray edges out Novak. He's probably third after Roger and Rafa. But Djokovic has trained his body to out-slug Nadal himself so it's hard to beat that and his defense is impregnable when he's feeling it. Djokovic's game is built to win matches.

[@inam_-zh5zh]

@@saymyname5151 When Fed defends well: wooooow; what talent! Genius at work! When Djoko defends well: His game is built like that. Less talent, just slug fest.

[@marcwannenburgh1692]

The fact that Nadal fights like hell even when he’s demolishing his opponent is insane... such a fighter

[@elisecode2212]

never lets up

[@zarakkhan813]

murrays lob is also quite special

[@Homeland81]

2:58 the finesse he has...its like he has control over each and every nerve in his hand.

[@AshishKumar-on2ud]

Nole should be cast in next spiderman

[@tdc_2021]

I was hoping to see the Federer half volley against Zverev. Just a ridiculously incredible, unique shot

[@ryanknowles]

That Sampras smash was a thing of beauty. Still the most impressive shot in tennis for me.

[@kidzulavolpe8676]

Love all of this, but Wawrinka's backhand is God-like stuff, pure winners

[@kundakaps]

Kokkinakis has something to say about that.... Mate

[@koolpikle999]

@Shawn who is ur favourite player? because you seem to have something bad to say about everyone...

[@benedictly1571]

@@koolpikle999 krygios probably lmao

[@amdude6990]

Djocovic also has a good fighting spirit

[@kunalchand1925]

Krygios under arm serve... One of the best

[@boriskostic6964]

I would choose Djokovic flexibility and backhand

[@josephtodd5024]

I'd like to have troickis argument ability

[@maxhiga7089]

“Come on, you know you’re wrong!”

[@josephtodd5024]

@@maxhiga7089 'you're the worst ever'

[@josephtodd5024]

@Shawn couldn't disagree more with you.

[@FakeAndTrolled]

*Umpire gives call to Nishikori* "Are you afraid of him, or what? #6?" - Troicki, Rome 2016

[@anujjyothykumar4667]

"HUSH!"

[@ranukanu28]

David Ferrer- court coverage and speed Jack Sock- net skills Fernando Verdasco- power (forehand) Grigor Dimitrov- agility Andy Roddick- microphone skills

[@kiwi_4928]

Shapo - Rapping

[@flytamers7957]

Roddick had that serve

[@mustafaalfatlawi8304]

Love all these legendary FOUR Guys!

[@atharvarale3362]

In my opinion, Djokovic's mental strength is more than just a superhuman ability. It's insane how he manages to do what he does with all the crowd against him at the biggest stages of the game. But it's not really a skill so they might've not included it in this video. But overall nothing in the history of this game is as unbreakable as Djokovic's mental strength.

[@malekat8539]

No

[@roques2828]

One of the best tennis tv vds right here

[@mazinrobox2546]

Nalbandian's lobs or backhand, Ferrer's fighting spirit, Berdych missile forehands, Paire's backhands or drop shots, Nishikori's speed or backhand, Dimitrov trickshots, Goffin's clean strikes, Medvedev's court coverage...

[@Mzee1084]

Agassi's return of serve, or just hitting the ball on the rise, Gonzalez's forehand, Nadal's topspin, particularly his running forehand passes that curl in (banana shot), Santoro's craftiness,.

[@ricnard110]

I agree 100% 🙌🏾😎👏🏾 good vídeo 🙃

[@Kidgloves1984]

Shots like 4:03 is why I believe Roger is the greatest shot making talent..

[@Julian-gt8lw]

De minaur looks kinda disoriented while running around

[@viratbaivab2990]

Yeah definitely, it always looks as if his head is gonna dislocate or something.

[@SkySoushi]

@@viratbaivab2990 dunno why this made me laugh so hard 😂

[@lamaalzeni7870]

de minaurs speed, Gael Monfils athleticism, Djockovic flexbilty and andy murrays anticipation

[@BrotherTree1]

This is the kind of stuff we love tennis for.

[@suatkayatennis]

What about Tomic's split vision ?

[@beeefelemouton]

Thanks, wonderful job !

[@sumanraju0987]

Didn't expect De Minaur but great to see him along with the greats

[@leolootgieter5811]

Thanks for the video, it was great

[@DUKART]

3:12 that voice, wtf

[@ВладимирБогомолов-х2ш]

Rafa will fight like the last time even with a score of 5:0 40:0. That's why for me he is one of my favorite tennis players.

[@GCbfan]

@@zafferung4440 the hell's wrong with you

[@ВладимирБогомолов-х2ш]

@@GCbfan he is from the Djokovic fan club)

[@stuewz]

@@zafferung4440 Calm the fuck down wow

[@amrithyabalasubramanian6703]

@@GCbfan typical djokobitch fangirl, never fails to disappoint 😂

[@IzakD8]

@@zafferung4440 My guy you do know there is such thing as American-English, British-English and Canadian-English right? Canadians are taught British-English but use a hybrid of the two very often because we are so close with America. There are some Canadians who tell me the weather in Fahrenheit so get your head out of your ass. We may be under the British Monarchy but we still act more American than we do British, and that's because 1) we are more closer allies due to us being border neighbors, and 2) USA is a superior country.

[@anissulalatin1982]

I Love playing Djoko ...

[@janreuter1252]

Good video

[@jancr]

Jan Reuter you’re right

[@pointzero474]

They never disappoint us:)

[@dantej7836]

This video is so satisfying

[@sangeetatotla2669]

I think there can be a one hour video about each of these skills( superpowers )

[@jshdhjakdhsba2300]

*Nadal’s fighting spirit* Score: 6-1 4-1 30:15 😂

[@arvindiyer6012]

It's about the point, not the scoreline.

[@mikolol3962]

Jshdh Jakdhsba The reason its 6-1 4-1 is cause of Nadal fighting spirt

[@hernanchaz]

That's the fucking point, fight equally winning or losing

[@SHVideografie]

Fighting spirit to stay in the point.

[@Potato-ql5qe]

the fuck is your point here

[@daano53]

Karlovic' backhand, Dzumhurs aggression, Gulbis' serve and Gojowczyks name.

[@davidevaschetto4938]

Gulbis' serve is not beautiful to see but it's good

[@daano53]

@@davidevaschetto4938 My comment is based on sarcasm...

[@davidevaschetto4938]

@@daano53 i know because karlovic' backhand is obscene and gojowczyk is a ridiculous name but gulbis' serve is not beautiful but good and efficient

[@sidhvinshamihoke6816]

15:51 Me after bad marks in exams

[@abosaleh3318]

I had so much fun watching this but it made me think how many players we are missing on court right now, Nadal Federer Delpotro Wawrinka Kyrgios Thiem. A peak of Tennis level have just passed by and may not be back again🥲

[@elisecode2212]

the crowd being impressed at federer catching the ball on his racquet lol same

[@arrogantmonkey6365]

I broke my ankle watching this..

[@lazyworkaholic7011]

I might crack a smile but ain't a damn thing funny about that

[@Saad-rf6ge]

@@lazyworkaholic7011 Reference to Djokovic's sliding

[@lazyworkaholic7011]

@@Saad-rf6ge Yeah, I know. And guess what, my first comment is a reference too 😉

[@Saad-rf6ge]

@@lazyworkaholic7011 What? Where? Tell me!

[@lazyworkaholic7011]

@@Saad-rf6ge “I might crack a smile but ain't a damn thing funny“ is a famous line from the rapper Prodigy who's on the profile picture of the guy who made the ankle comment. There's your reference.

[@drtash21]

Zverev's delusions are also quite special. He can see things in his game that nobody else can!! 😂

[@GMPranav]

I think Federer's wrist and Djokovic's entire body is basically made out of rubber.

[@vinkopetrovic5820]

1:34 jaw dropping stuff

[@aes1373]

Tennis TV is spoiling us with all the vids

[@PEExpert]

You guys forgot to include Kyrgios’ mental strength.

[@antheiheiant]

I just hope that was a joke

[@rolwinbrito7129]

De lo mejor del Mundo

[@miguelgomes2542]

3:11-3:17 number of pina coladas i can drink before going into a coma

[@marcomaestri9490]

U're a genius bro ahahah

[@andrewzhang1055]

no one gonna mention how medvedev is running? xD 6:55

[@wahn10]

I love this video - especially Roger's incredible hand skills and Stan's missile of a backhand. Ridiculous.

[@Emil-Roma]

You forgot to add Troicki's skills with the camera and Tomic's undying fighting spirit.

[@abdullahferoz8248]

2:58 THAT WAS SOOO FUCKING SMOOOTH

[@juanbascunanmorera3733]

really well done. waiting for Agassi,Sampras, Becker,Edberg,Forget,Ivanisevic,Hewitt, etc.

[@Molloy1951]

Kyrgios about De Minaur: “How does he get that ball. Tell me how does he get that drop volley!” Never mind, Nick. We are here asking that same question. 😂

[@popifuni9758]

10:31 もはやミントン

[@haajiryabre335]

Any of the big 3 can the goat so I will write reasons why each can be goat. Novak: 17 slams, 4 slams in a row, won all 9 masters 1000s, H2H lead vs fedal Roger: 20 slams(most), 310 weaks at no.1, 6 atp finals titles, 5 consecutive titles at 2 different slams. Rafa: 19 slams, 35 masters 1000(most), 12 Titles at a grand slam, Olympic singles gold. So each one of the big 3 can be the goat so can we say goats instead of arguing?

[@damerkharmawphlang4196]

Imagine if they all ended up with 20 slams. A peaceful world

[@initialize21]

@@damerkharmawphlang4196 nah most people love Federer the most so he deserves being number 1

[@SJ-di5zu]

Nick I’m gonna take a wild guess and say you’re a bit biased on this topic huh

[@kauti7054]

@haroon ahmed I agree that h2h doesn’t matter, but there’s no reason to jump to h2h records against other players when you can just compare the 2 players h2h.

[@__jan6113]

Nick is this you Nick Kyrgios lol

[@anissulalatin1982]

Mantap nonton Djoko ...

[@HerdyDjamasKoe]

View Tenis is Beatiful...

[@gowthamreddy258]

Delpotro's running forehand is the most lethal forehand shot in tennis.. and equally lethal shot from the backhand end is of Wawrinka..

[@anhdang1460]

Nick is the combination of Nole's flexibility, Fed's handskill, Monfils's Athletic and Na.. Tomic's fighting spirit

[@themightysk]

3:20 half volleys more than half the time, jesus what a timing this man has. I N S A N E.

[@hhhhhuyfdrt8294]

惚れるぜロジャー

[@tanayacharya4036]

That one commentator at 3:15 tho "37? Really?" his voice makes me want to scream

[@iceman9911]

In other words, all these skills assembled build the perfect player

[@rohangupta9326]

So Djokovic has got each one of these skills except for the smash 😂

[@Summon256]

whatever...doesn't seem like he needed it to win 17 grand slam titles (and counting...)

[@shikhargovil9579]

@@Summon256 make it 18

[@Summon256]

@@shikhargovil9579 I dunno man...by the time i type this Nole should have already been on 20! The second half of 2020 was a complete disaster (save for Rome title...but who gives a crap about freaking Rome, when he failed to win both USO and RG, when he truly had a chance! At least USO! Not to mention anticlimactic end of the season at the ATP finals...after which Nadal and not Nole was nominated for Sportsman Of The Year! 2020 was a disaster, which i want to forget! PR disaster that Nole went through affected his performance as well! From disqualification and feud with ATP officials over new organization body formation to Covid debacle during Adria Tour...The Whole year was a mess except for AO title (But that is like pet slam for Novak, so it's except he should win that one...)

[@Summon256]

@@shikhargovil9579 I hope he can avoid controversy this year and focuses heavily on the ATP tour and his own performances! So far his performances were ok, but not that great...let's hope things improve by the time RG arrives, otherwise...I just hope he can add 2 of the 3 remainnig grand slam to his tally at very least (better yet win all 4 by beating Nadal! But those are just dreams...i just hope he can win Wimbledon and USO back-toback this year!...) I have a bad feeling Nadal will make it 21 and breaks Federer's record first...again i blame year 2020! The worst one since 2017!...

[@shikhargovil9579]

@@Summon256 US open was biggest heartbreak tbh, in rome you can't really say anything because nadal just got into a god zone in 3rd set and you never know that these two again clash in Roland garros and this time nole goes into beast mode which is always the case when the big 3 clashes, the winner plays outstanding tennis. but somehow i have a feeling that nadal will not win this time(although i am an equally big fan of rafa).

[@HasanKhan-mr8zc]

Waiting to see a Djokovic vs De Minaur match in the future. Djokovic would win but the match would be interesting

[@AshishKumar-on2ud]

De minaur doesnt have weapon to trouble nole

[@danggiang5366]

To beat Nole, you need to hit hard and flat like Thiem and Wawrinka do. But sometimes you also need mental strength to beat him too. And De Minaur doesn't any of these factors.

[@initialize21]

Nah with the coronavirus, Djokovic will come back as a mediocre player

[@deemka_c9417]

@@initialize21 yeah you wish

[@danggiang5366]

@Shawn I don't want to argue with you. Keep saying those things if you want, I have no idea

[@helmeteye]

Del Potro's forehand and Isner's serve were my favorite. Do one with Fognini's forehand and Federer's return.

[@bhaveshkarwal001]

Rafa's Skyhook smash, its a beauty beyond words 🤩

[@willythefree]

All of them have special skills otherwise they wouldn’t be there however Roger is a pure tennis magician. He is stylish, technical master and hands like Leonardo da Vinci.

[@siddhanthduttagupta6362]

Dustin Brown's showmanship

[@docteurgillesalewina5669]

3 years late, but in Murray's anticipation section, I'd have liked to see his championship point against Djokovic at Rome 2016.

[@tvtotalforever]

Anticipation from murray is outstanding but i would have credited a broader set of skills by calling it counter punching

[@mayanksharma484]

@9:16 Come on Nick. That's a 209 km/h first serve.

[@FlickyCODM69]

16:19 The best quality in this whole video

[@ああ-z1s7p]

de minaur's speed is unbelievable.

[@senthilveeran1723]

He is like a squirrel

[@ianlancesuficiencia2253]

You have to execute the drop volley or drop shot well or yeah, you know what happens next.

[@paullabbe6720]

Me: Nice, some of the things I like to see Tennis Tv: hold my Isner's serve

[@limhengneng5442]

Actually Novak are one of the best for Athleticism and Fighting Spirit as well

[@viratbaivab2990]

How can you not show the set point save at WTF against Nishikori in Murray's anticipation, that was right up there.

[@ethanmcelhone592]

robbie koenigs commentary is supernatural

[@joseharr1985]

He's the best! You might have already seen this but I think it's hilarious: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnyXd6mZZr9-p6s

[@ianwambugu275]

Shapovalov's one handed flying backhand

[@kev4359]

I miss live tennis

[@nikiliu3978]

You forgot Dustin Brown. He’s brilliant.

[@chibalenelson]

1:57 fed hits a legendary two hander

[@manishbabu7981]

Sampras dosen't play serve and volley, he plays serve and smash! xD

[@lrx1687]

Dominic , wawrinka , Monfils and Del Potro are my favorite 🔥

[@antheiheiant]

13:16 Close call quite literally.

[@ahmadkamran3568]

i am a novak fan but rafa fighting spirit is awesome

[@nes182]

Nadal is not only fighting spirit, he always finishes or wins the point with technique or "hand" if you wish

[@drashti95]

Yeah, they could have used his 'tennis skills' .. Really tired of every time when they choose something best from players they always go for Rafa's fighting spirit and not one of his many skills

[@nes182]

Drashti shah i know, they are always sucking federer’s balls so much... they build this super hero figure so much that is hard for them to acceept there’s 2 other players that are better than federer. For me Rafa and Nole are one stept ahead from Roger

[@__jan6113]

Nestor Benjumea they aren’t doing that. Fans of Nadal have always been saying about him that how he fights for each point and same goes for Djokovic his fans are always going with that mental strength thing. While Federer fans knows his almost every skill and weakness and hence they don’t exaggerate on his one particular skill everywhere. Also when players are asked to build perfect player they all chose Nadal and Djokovic for those above mentioned qualities while Federer was chosen by players for variety of skills so it it’s all upon how they are perceived by fans and players inside Tennis world.

[@georgikorchev8574]

What's the song during the player introductions? Can't find on Shazam. In house mix ?

[@kaslu3685]

10:31

[@mattyice9535]

Sampras was so damn good.

[@xocarroll5351]

Love that minecraft video from 2012 font.

[@LiliyaVenger]

Good

[@ericyi25]

What's the opening music?