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[@smokinjoe4684]

3:17 "He's got those reflexes like a mongoose on amphetamines." That's A+ quality praise there.

[@ariza41]

like amogus*

[@MSN539]

@@ariza41 funny reference 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@michaelhairo]

@@ariza41 eh son ????????

[@SylvieRousseau]

I almost choked when I heard this 😂😂😂

[@Astourians]

🤣🤣

[@edwardfielding1455]

He might not end up with the most Slams but when the reckoning comes no one has ever played the game in such a awesome looking way. Tennis perfection.

[@purveyoroffinefoodslaszlo9955]

100%.

[@pureffm]

He is the tennis blueprint for generations to come. 200 years from now newer tennis players will continue studying his game, just like Kung Fu masters still emulate martial techniques that were crafted centuries ago. Just like King Fu, his tennis doesn't require you to be the strongest or most powerful.

[@abadullahkhan9998]

Absolutely. Federer is Federer. Aggressive players always are slightly vulnerable because of the narrow margin of error. Federer also never ran after the ball relatively

[@notdream3450]

the best

[@jameslee1062]

He is the GREATEST tennis player to ever play the game. No disrespect to Nadal of Djokovic and any others. He just is.

[@MrMaxtng]

As a Rafa fan I must say i find Roger's tennis to be a supreme art. The most gifted tennis player ever. What a joy to watch man.

[@aiarta2280]

Agreed. Nadal the animal, Novak the robot, Federer the ballet dancer haha. 3 goats at this point.

[@nosiphoCTM6053]

Seconded

[@amalxavier8658]

Thirded

[@rahulradhakrishnan5619]

Agreed. I'm a rafa fan, and while I love him the most I definitely agree Federer plays very beautifully

[@raeeskhan6]

True, die hard Rafa fan but I ❤️ Federer. We were blessed to witness some history in our lifetimes

[@funkingcustoms2408]

4 aces... AGAINST DJOKAVIC!! No matter who surpasses his titles, he will forever be the goat in my eyes..the most beautiful tennis style to ever grace the courts!

[@raphalexander]

If that’s not enough, keep in mind he had already done that against SAMPRAS

[@erichaynes7502]

tbh Djoker got his racket on the 2nd one

[@rasayangaming9791]

@@erichaynes7502 he didn't you can watch it in slow motion the ball completely goes past his racquet, the ball was just too quick, honestly I am surprised it was only 200 km/h.

[@mkenne14]

He'll still be the goat even if 2 players have more titles than him? How are you working that one out?

[@SuccessfulMentality94]

@@mkenne14 pretty sure the talent pool in todays game isn’t near what it was back then. If you were to break down each of these players to find out who was the best in their prime. Roger takes it

[@jagdeepsinghsidhu6660]

4 aces in a row now thats brutal

[@Masterdoctorgenius14]

that was needed in Wimb. Fuck man. Still depressed.

[@ertugrulkorpinar51]

Masterdoctorgenius14 it’s the biggest choke in all sports history

[@mikov6486]

@@ertugrulkorpinar51 That title still belongs to the Warriors

[@gabrielvergarasanmartin5233]

@@ertugrulkorpinar51 It's not like he missed a granted winner, it was an unforced error on a very deep return and a passing shot by Djokovic. Surely Federer fucked it up by not delivering a first serve, but Djokovic deserves some credit as well.

[@dennisangjeli9774]

Ertugrul Körpinar Atlanta falcons losing the Super Bowl is bigger but ya that Wimbledon was a pretty big choke.

[@Jpietru95]

2:45 so brutal that he learned to teleport

[@yourdogismydinna5536]

Jeremy Pietruszewski LOL

[@Kat67801]

Must have affected the editor too

[@buggydes]

hahhahaha

[@chinmoyjyotikathar8793]

XD

[@hwai94]

That's an epic comment xDDD

[@rocknrol]

As Djokovic said after the match: "He played the perfect match.'" He did 👍

[@fritsvanswinderen4532]

No matter how good or how many slams either Rafa or Nole end up with for me Federer is the absolute GOAT. I cant imagine me going on you tube to watch old matches from Nadal or Djokovic but I catch myself longing for old footage of Federer. What a joy to watch him in full flow. I've seen them all from the early 70's untill the present. The only other player I saw that had that genius spark was McEnroe. The rest of the champs all had a great games but nothing like Federer. I doubt if we will ever see something like him again.

[@garlicbreadisgood987]

Federer indeed played beautifully

[@didelp9065]

Same here!

[@ericbaumeler2013]

Game duration: 47 seconds Me: It's the time Rafa takes to serve

[@shavdor]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sartaajtennis4000]

😂 Haaa

[@sartaajtennis4000]

Great of all time Rf

[@aseefmohammad6033]

Absolutely 👍

[@KurdishYoutubeKSAS]

😂😂😂

[@jpao1973]

Federer...the most beautiful tennis ever....

[@stevenbizzocchi2991]

But that kind of tennis only works on fast courts, and fast courts (except grass) aren't good for the health of the players, at long term.

[@stevenbizzocchi2991]

@CANNIBAL BURGER i do not agreed but its a matter of taste, i think nadal is more entertaining, u can feel is power in each stroke.

[@stevenbizzocchi2991]

@Vineet Singh it is a matter of taste, i hate the short rally quick winners or quick mistakes... so this is a matter of taste. Its like for movie or music or food. Everything in the world is a matter of taste

[@peponderat92]

@@stevenbizzocchi2991 It is fine to be wrong.

[@peponderat92]

@@stevenbizzocchi2991 It is fine to be wrong.

[@HerrMeier007]

As a complete amateur what fascinates me the most about him is his ability to start moving to where he needs to be directly after hitting the ball, since he already roughly knows the only few options his opponent can play it back to and that’s why he doesn’t have to run like a maniac and looks super chill.

[@jackko90MI]

that's not an amateur analysis though, really on point and catches perfectly Roger's greatness

[@rolypolyraccoon9242]

This is great analysis actually. In table tennis, Jan Ove Waldner had a similar kind of uncanny ability. Just poetry to watch

[@mattelmer]

@@jackko90MI testing something out

[@ancyp5926]

I swear. Scared the shit out of me but was so mesmerizing to watch. I might as well restart my coaching

[@skybolt6206]

Right on observation. It's that "analysis" that is the joy of tennis for me. Cheers SkyBolt

[@zainhummamy4272]

Seeing this after a while of not seeing Roger really strikes hard that we don't see this tennis anymore, this tennis that I once thought standard, the tennis that so charmingly attracted my attention. It is with a really heavy heart that we are soon saying goodbye to it. Roger Federer hasn't been just a player. He's been a type of tennis that no one seems able to recreate anymore. That is Roger Federer.

[@karlkarlsson9126]

Retired today.

[@Garrett1240]

As someone new to tennis can you explain why this style of tennis is dying out? Thanks.

[@elforeign]

@@Garrett1240 The degree of technical finesse, ability to move around the court in a way that doesn't seem like desperate spartan like chasing after everything, ingenuity and ability to place the ball nearly anywhere on the court and inventiveness to throw other world class players for a loop, Federer is sublime. Only one i've seen play a technically beautiful game is Alcaraz, but he runs hard after the ball. Still young though, perhaps his game will elevate.

[@boneyjohns8021]

@@elforeign Slow courts is another big reason.

[@evakovacs5340]

Absolutely agree with your assessment. Let me add that there are good and great and champion players but Federer is in a different class by himself. It is the quality of his shots, his movements, his daring game style and the preternatural talent that guides him in all he does. He is one of those who come along once in a great while, if at all.

[@Chrysuss]

This was Shanghai Masters 2014 semifinal for anyone wondering!

[@m.k.baroudi9697]

Clash Fails me too 😂😂😂😂

[@TuomoTamminen]

Same here.

[@aymanwehbe9156]

You are a true legend, thank you

[@richihead1982]

I was 😂

[@craig8343]

@MUFC Can you tell me on which planet are there 240 countries?

[@JordansTake35]

This is the best tennis I've ever seen played. Graceful, powerful, dominant, and cerebral, all at once.

[@matsdehli]

this is the best tennis ever played

[@nataliedelagrandiere4022]

@@matsdehli Thank you for the correction.

[@matsdehli]

@@nataliedelagrandiere4022 just trying to make sure everyone gets it right 😉

[@spomusmo2349]

Prime Federer was just masterful. His backhand is a thing of beauty just pure awesomeness.

[@sasook]

This is far from his prime lol

[@carl-emilhghansen9494]

His prime was around 2007, so you're a little off. Your statement is right though, if you didn't mean that this performance was his prime.

[@spomusmo2349]

@@sasook He looked prime to me lol didnt know this was 2014 man time flies.

[@sheng1276]

And his forehand likes a bullet from a AK47

[@sleepyjoe8394]

His backhand was weak in his “prime” (the weak era). It is much better here.

[@marlonboquin01]

The way he played the game was so clean. So effective. Everything about his game was incredible. It just looks like art.

[@ramytoubar8254]

100 %

[@dooboodot]

I've watched players from four decades performing at their peak. No one matches Federer's grace and agility when he was at his peak. He's a different League altogether.

[@ramytoubar8254]

I love your comment

[@andreacaldarone4909]

What about Courier on clay in 1991?

[@theacechip]

@@andreacaldarone4909 Grace and agility compared to Fed?

[@akashbehera2618]

He had the best hands, he could adjust to the elements with ease… and his ability to come in, cut the angles and take the ball that bit earlier made him lethal.. and he did all that with class..

[@ventabunda1527]

When Federer was quicker...and the courts were faster. Absolute domination.

[@spirit1219]

Now they have made all the courts slow. It doesnt suite him at all, but it suits Nadal and Djokovic thats why the are winning more and more recently

[@hd-xc2lz]

@@spirit1219 And it's a shame because we fans want attacking-tennis. There's good reason why the French Open scores the lowest tv ratings (outside of France) amongst the GSs.

[@EmperorsNewWardrobe]

h d what’s your source for that claim? I’d love to believe it!

[@hd-xc2lz]

@@EmperorsNewWardrobe Can't cite a specific source, I've heard it repeated numerous times over the decades. But on a practical level, U.S. cable television offers very little coverage of early rounds for the French, and less coverage of middle rounds than the other three. Some of that probably has to do with ratings competition, for instance the Aussie Open, although the least prestigious GS, has very little TV ratings sports competition in late Jan to early Feb, while the French contends with MLB season heating up plus the NBA Finals.

[@philipampofo6435]

Ven Tabunda Fed hasnt dominated since the other 3 came of age. He only dominated dealing with Nalbandian, Roddick, Hewitt, Safin etc when the other 3 were babies.

[@mrxman581]

Tennis has never been more beautiful to watch than when Federer is playing it. Poetry in motion, indeed. Sublime, just sublime. His playing transcends the game like no other player.

[@naamamarkishorekumar822]

Good bye Roger. Thank you for giving us the good times and the bad times. You are the best I’ve seen and you showed my son and I how tennis should be played, with style and elegance. Through the Borg, McEnroe, Connors, Lendl, Sampras, and Agassi days, I’ve seen it all. You are the GOAT by far

[@evakovacs5340]

And your judgment is peerless and spot on. Speaks for so many millions who have seen Roger play. Not a regular, repeat champ, but a pure phenomenon.

[@glupglupglup3207]

I'm not into tennis but seeing Federer play is just amazing, you don't need to know much about tennis to see how great and legendary he is

[@mrxman581]

He transcends the game.

[@fredlacroix6865]

federer one handed backhand is elegant

[@mrxman581]

@@fredlacroix6865 His style of play is elegant no matter what shot he hits. When you see replays of his shots in slow motion it's poetry in motion.

[@dfloriza]

Not a single bit of wasted motion in his shots. Mechanically speaking, he's as solid as they'll ever come.

[@mixmastermikebiz]

Exactly, I got to see him play 6 times in person, and he's the only player that would leave you thinking what did I see! I teared up a few times it was so sic. The only athlete I've seen in person (emphasize in person) who did the same thing on a consistent basis was Joe Burrow at LSU. They just did things that were unreal for their sports. My new hope is with Alcaraz and Sinner

[@shauryastwocents6867]

Notice how Federer hits almost every shot in different directions, and gradually comes forward as his opponent tries to move to the other side to hit the ball...so smart Federer!

[@karlkarlsson9126]

I remember Federer saying something like "I used to get angry, but then I stopped when I only played worse because of it", it's like after that moment early in his career when he stopped being angry, it's like he found his inner self and could read the code of Tennis. It's like if not being angry is all it takes then I'll take it.

[@quentin580]

I could fall asleep watching Djokovic play, but Federer is just a joy to watch. Grace, elegance, skill, agility, aggressiveness, range of attacking plays. He lives or dies by his attacking play, no amount of slow courts and boring defensive tennis will change that. I respect Nole, he is a machine at what he does, but Federer is pure art and the reason why tennis is a beautiful sport and for me no statistics will change my opinion that he is the greatest tennis player of all time.

[@jowill76]

Soo much yes.

[@noahkohn7612]

Totally agree

[@sultanabran1]

pretty aggressive tennis, to make djokovic rushed is quite a task

[@sebbytennis4298]

sultanabran1 watch carefully and you’ll notice that Novak isn’t playing deep so allowing any decent opponents to attack. Whenever Novak is playing well balls land close to the lines a lot more

[@hieudoantrung6588]

@@sebbytennis4298 The reason that Novak couldn't play deep is because Roger made him to. Roger is so good at hitting on the rise! By taking the ball so early, he can take away time from the opposition. That is what made Novak uncomfortable, made him rushing, made him chasing balls after balls.

[@sebbytennis4298]

Hieu Doan Trung you are right in this situation and I should’ve said because the court is much faster than the modern surfaces including Wimbledon.

[@srednjipomfrit273]

No1 Jocker Nole federer can cry

[@ShanksJ1]

@@hieudoantrung6588 thats damn true bro!

[@ByteEdify]

Those forehands, backhands and 4 aces in a row 🔥 Novak expression is saying everything

[@kh2freek]

Kamran Raza the second one wasn’t an ace

[@qzer1rules2]

That net dominance omg. That’s why I love Fed

[@Bergerac82]

The most masterful fast court player of all time. Superbly elegant in all facets of the game, a consummate gentleman and professional, and a tremendous ambassador for tennis.

[@philipmeijer157]

Yes the trend of balls an courts getting slower was really against his playing style and gave more opportunities for less offence players having less risk in their shots. Like the risk didn't pay out as well as before for Federer. In the fast court era he was really unbeatable. It was with so much grace and dominance, it's in my opinion unmatched.

[@jaydude26]

3:18 "he's got reflexes like a mongoose on amphetamines" LMAO

[@oldpossum]

The last comment 5:20 summed it up: "What a match, what performance, and the manner of the performance: An absolute joy to watch!" Indeed.

[@eaglewinnings8003]

That Shanghai match was one of the greatest matches I’ve ever seen anyone play. Federer was god like that day.

[@srinivasanranganathan3468]

No one plays tennis better than Roger Federer. He is embodiment of perfection - serve, volley, backhand, cross court, lobs, etc., Unfortunately, Roger Federer can't get more Grandslams in his illustrious career!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.

[@nonpartisanrealist7075]

may be a comparison of sachin and federer.. they look so poetic while they play.. but there are some robots like kohli djokovic who will win more...

[@bioshed]

This match was an example of how to beat Djokovic. Djokovic is amazing at hitting it deep and keeping his opponents back, but every 6-7 shots or so he will give you a shorter one that you HAVE to attack.

[@acafaca85]

Djokovic - Federer 50 matches 27:23 💁💁

[@wyvernmounir530]

​@@acafaca85we talk about beauty of tennis is like u comparing cristiano and messi they are both godlike but uk who gives u harmonies of a masterpiece which is messi , and that applied to roger federer as well

[@acafaca85]

@@wyvernmounir530 beauty is nothing without rankings and scores. It's not ballet, it's tennis.

[@anocri]

@ 2:44, serves from the near side of the court and returns from the far side of the court. Magical. Only Federer can do that. GOAT.

[@thehumanflute]

😂😂

[@rotimiolawale8002]

We need Federer to play like this again!!

[@jeffboby2038]

His back really hurts snd he is not young like those other tennis players like nadal is like 34 or 33 and djokovic is like 32 or 31 in age

[@samsungtab5671]

Federer is good player and very nice to watch but Djokovic and rafa is little bit more better and don't forget FedEx is almost 40 ... nobody can recharge battery in that gear

[@jeffboby2038]

Sam roger is just old if he was young like them he would probally be able to keep up and beat them easy and them being better then rog is ur opinion

[@VadapavIQ]

@@samsungtab5671 good player?? He still hold many of the records. Atleast respect the legend with some good comments.

[@samsungtab5671]

I like to see FedEx vs Djokovic now in London

[@mhildack]

I’m sure that almost all players would agree that Roger is the best ever. The one handed style makes it look more like a game to played rather than a match to be won

[@2ndRatePetronius]

I don't care how many Grand Slams Rafa and Nole end up with, Roger is forever my GOAT.

[@Jack0fAllTrades]

With a doubt, I agree

[@postmano]

but still 23...27-23 (Joker vs Fedex) 😉

[@huzcer]

Rogerina the ballerina.

[@Firemarioflower]

They slowed down the courts.... totally favoring these other two. So he's indeed THE GOAT!!!

[@huzcer]

@@Firemarioflower the irony - Federer couldn't get past a quarter final at Wimbledon UNTIL they changed the grass blend to make the bounce more predictable which made it a little slower. You could not make it up!

[@vir72l]

Federer on his day vs Nadal on his day vs Djokovic on his day, Federer wins for me, the way this guy plays tennis is like watching Michael Jordan play basketball ... both MJ and Fed are the reasons on why their respective sports are watched by millions ... pure masterclass!!

[@ServingUptheT]

Federer would win on a faster court like this or grass Nadal wins on clay and high bouncing hard court Djokovic wins on slow low bouncing hard court

[@apathak34]

Nadal wins on Clay. Federer wins on grass and fast hard courts. Djokovic wins on slow hard courts.

[@msubhasbharani3739]

@@apathak34 bro that's true. But Rog's raquet work is something else. And he likes flow. Even on a relatively slow surface we know he can be lethal af. But then, takin nothing away from Rafa or Nole, he can be brilliant. That's where the psychology of time-slowing and stuff play a part. A little part perhaps, but decisive nonetheless. And Rafa and Nole are unparalleled masters at that.

[@jizaye]

Nadal is Federer's kryptonite. Head to head Nadal just has Federer's number. However, Federer is still the greatest of all time. Seems like a contradiction but that's the best way I can put it. BTW I'm a Nadal fan.

[@Shiggystardust]

So true. Like in the last dance they talk about one year Michael being the best player on the planet the next he was the greatest player to ever exist. Players have had more rings than Jordan but when Federer was on his day he will always be the greatest player to have existed.

[@zainansari22]

A fearless Federer is unbeatable Federer.

[@davidlloreda1190]

The best player in the history of tennis in his prime, and the most elegant one. His majesty!

[@JitzyJT]

Others might break Federer's record but they cannot perfect his play style...Such art

[@bronson1392]

Wow, Now I realise why Fed will always be Remembered as the greatest most naturally fluid, exciting, technically excellent and agile tennis player of all time.

[@Dark_Voice]

Nole is the greatest. Fed might be the most loved but Nole already eclipsed him in the greatest category.

[@theamazingbrokenman]

He didn't. Nole simply doesn't produce this awesome attacking tennis. He's spectacular in defense, for sure.

[@SetsunaNyan001]

​​@@Dark_Voice Djokovic is the GOAT. However records don't eclipse each other, he surpassed Federer's records but not eclipsed. Federer will always have his own records. Also Federer has the best attacking game out of the Big 3. Djokovic and Nadal are more defensive players, especially when they play against Federer on a fast hard court like this.

[@bernieatkins5182]

@@Dark_Voice this has nothing to do with anyone being an overall greatest. If you read @Bronson's comment again, quoting it with what Federer had that no-one else has had "greatest most naturally fluid, exciting, technically excellent and agile tennis player". In that field, Federer was perfection.

[@rohitnautiyal7090]

Personally I look at fed as the god of tennis, he plays so effort free just flowing over surface.

[@aboodabulaban2867]

yeah there is something about the way he plays, there is beauty in it. it looks like art.

[@shakool7649]

I can’t not watch Federer playing without smiling and laughing at his ridiculous shots and how skilled he is. The maestro

[@adamtimothy4502]

He played with such purpose, too. There is a reason behind every single shot he plays. Like a grandmaster in chess, no wasted moves

[@guillermomarqueztalavera1496]

beautiful comment

[@elmoblatch9787]

Man, I'm still hurting over Wimbledon 2019. I have NEVER felt that bad about a sporting event result...never. If Djoker surpasses Roger on slam count, nothing will change my belief that Roger had the most beautiful game. The WAY he won was just so stunning, and something tells me he has a little more in the tank.

[@brianchamplin3433]

I sure hope so. Djokovic's game is so boring.

[@324Kvn]

@@brianchamplin3433 I could not agree more. I find it difficult to learn from his style of play. Roger's creativity, gives him a cut above the rest in my opinion. Nadal's passion is something to watch as well.

[@danilomarvel5657]

djoko is simply the most BORING AND ANNOYING GAME PLAY I HAVE WITNESSED... IS DISGUSTING TO WATCH HIM WIN FEDERER WITH BASELINE BORINGNESS THATS BECAUSE THEY SLOWERED DOWN COURTS SO MUCH THAT ATTACKING TENNIS IS LESS EFECTIVE THAN RUN RUN DEFENSIVE BASELINERS...

[@sujaybhade8693]

Djoko doesn't have his all opponent at their Pick.. When Roger wining all were at their pic. And still 38yr old is playing way ahead beautiful tennis

[@danilomarvel5657]

@@sujaybhade8693 idiot... what is happeing in tennis today doen not exist in any other sport... is a fact of nature that 38 years old does not match a 20 years old in any sport... but AS THEY SLOWERED DOWN TENNIS COURTS AND RACKETS TECHNOLOGY MADE these djoko and nadal run run tards win way more grand slams that they should have... is A FACT they did this bullshit just to benefit fanbase who thinks theyr idols are AS GOOD AS FRESH 20 YEARS OLD TENNIS PRODGIES BUT THEY ARE NOT... THEY ARE EXPERIENCED BUT NOT BETTER THAN THE NEW GENERATION tennis is dying slowly i HATE TO WATCH 5 HOURS LONG MACTHS...

[@coolpandas8375]

Say what you like, but no one, absolutely no one, plays the game like Federer. Don’t care about grand slams, head to heads, weeks at number one, and all the stats in the 🐐 debate. For sheer brilliance, skills and talent Federer is in a class all his own. He may not be the 🐐 but he sure has the most brilliantly beautiful game, playing with such ease and finesse that is truly uniquely Federer. And he is successful with it. Throw in professionalism and commitment added to his natural ability, you get “tennis utopia”.

[@nickysmit835]

I still say I have never seen anyone who plays such beautiful tennis. To me he will always be the GOAT.

[@ingridwity]

I came back here after Roger announced his retirement. We’re never gonna see him play against Rafa or Nole on the tour or in Grand Slams anymore and this clip is a pure gem to all fans🥹

[@mrgrimm53]

When fed is in this mode, he's unbeatable.

[@EduardoRamirez-go4cc]

Strongly agree with you mate

[@andreiwindstorm]

Was.

[@afsalnajeeb1128]

Djokovic took all that aggression with a smile and tried his best. Respect.

[@afsalnajeeb1128]

@MUFC So?

[@theaviator1152]

Is that not what every tennis player is supposed to do?

[@steinbear_tvl7489]

But Djokovic were getting destroid in this game

[@juanpabloelicegui612]

He is a gentleman when the match is finished, during the match he will oull of every dirty trick he can

[@aleskatic431]

4:34 He couldn't quite manage it with smile doe.

[@KeyonKing-ln4xi]

He's been a type of tennis that no one seems able to recreate anymore

[@mainemceachern1521]

Fed utterly locked in pure aggressive tennis on fast hard courts is such a treat to watch. Even the great Djokovic looked stunned by the end of it, as if thinking, "What the hell was that?!"

[@prash175]

This was Roger's 2nd last win against Novak before Cincinnati, he lost 16 matches in a row to Djokovic after then.

[@mainemceachern1521]

@@prash175 What? Lol. Roger beat Novak in Shanghai 2014 then soon after in Dubai 2015. Then Novak beat him in Indian Wells, Rome and Wimbledon 2015, before Roger pegged him back at Cincinnati in 2015.

[@JeanP101]

40-15 on three occasions.

[@deodatlawson8877]

And he makes it look so easy, absolutely brutal and textbook play

[@alilodhi8682]

4 aces in a row that too against the best return player... Surely brutal

[@demian1173]

low key , this is insane

[@kh2freek]

Djokovic got his racket on the second point, not an ace

[@clemchar6615]

Best returners are also often the ones who conceeds the most aces because part of the reason they return so well is that they anticipate more than others... meaning that a slight misread is more likely to lead to an ace, although generally speaking they're on the ball earlier, allowing them to hit better returns btw these aren't my words but it's from a tennis expert a while ago, I think at the time he was referring to Davydenko and Ferrer

[@kh2freek]

@@clemchar6615 Davydenko and Ferrer were great returners for guys under 6ft, because they anticipated well and were aggressive. The actual best returners - Djokovic and Murray - certainly don’t get aced more often than average players, because they turn defensive return positions into aggressive ones with their long reach.

[@scarface3445]

The best return player is Medvedev. End of discussion. It's extremely difficult to hit an ace against Medvedev.

[@lawrencehaines8103]

RF was poetry in motion. His game was not dominant in any arena except for the cerebral and finely tactile. In the sublime, he was a master.

[@judytherose9296]

…notwithstanding i am now a Nole fan…must admit(Roger)The most Beautiful and Best player of any era…idemo…Federer…long live that gifted and prodigious mind…eyes…hands and feet…synchrony…❤❤❤…

[@maryjlee2647]

It is an honor and pure joy to be watching Roger. He plays beautifully with class and grace. No one does it like Federer. GOAT!❤️💕

[@rogerfederer7105]

How are you and thank you being my fan and where you from ?

[@jadoabad]

A man for whole seasons! While he still has the greatest record and has lost many games, still, if one wants to enjoy watching tennis, Federer is the man.

[@MBsr5]

I’ve missed seeing many greats of different sports live. But I’ll never forget seeing Roger live and his brilliance in NY

[@mlrmlr4919]

Wow he was fearless and so precise and beautiful, you'll never see more perfect play. Thank you.

[@user-kh9zx1du8s]

This is one of the Feds best performance. Really Fed at his best was a Tennis monster

[@powellpressburger5507]

IS. We see that here.

[@sasook]

Powell Pressburger “Here” is 2014 though. Over half a decade ago.

[@marjanp4784]

Roger is the Beethoven of tennis ❤️

[@ramytoubar8254]

Yes

[@kadosuniverse]

Never seen him play live.. really hope he returns and makes a run💯🙏🏽

[@Firemarioflower]

Federer acing it 4 in a row, 2 in the corner, 2 straight on ..... the whole game took less time than Nadal's service preparation.

[@pikasup1696]

I think his performance against Blake in the 2006 Tennis Master Cup final was brutal, especially his backhand down the line.

[@cuteworld9310]

"No matter how good your returns are if you can't get your racket on the ball!" So true😀😀

[@shahabELDinshahab]

cute worldcc

[@AlphaTennisinPittsburgh]

Get Ahead in Tennis with Killer Volley Techniques. Great Video! Thanks for sharing this one.

[@PHR0506]

Federer most of the times he will not cover that much ground. But his opponents surely will cover lots of ground.. That much pure and class from Roger.. Such a treat to watch ❤️❤️❤️

[@barth-lee]

1:51 it cant be! Amazing amazing amazing... Roger ist the GOAT!

[@natarajanp4240]

Finish the game in 46 seconds just a insane...Nadal take 1 minute for serve..

[@dumitriuradu8481]

So?

[@royalekrishan7694]

Haha he bounces the ball couple times, removes the forehead dripping sweat.. again bounces n touches his flying hair n again... 😂😂😂 But End of the day he's a CHAMPION

[@fufustick730]

Dumitriu Radu are you okay?

[@aronewoks7857]

That's true!!!!

[@rohitarora8516]

Dumitriu Radu nailed it ..... Natarajan p you need burnol to survive a burn like this 😂😂

[@kakashi1300]

This is roger in his best surface. His beautiful game shines when the courts are slick and fast. Not the mess they are now with tourney organizers wanting the never ending death rallies.

[@ymalnn]

What a demonstration of the art of tennis! Roger, I will miss you forever!

[@k.h.rampersad2655]

I remember this match. Djokovic played so good and would've easily beaten anyone else, but Federer was just so attacking and he found the lines all the time.

[@spideyocd]

He hardly made any errors in thus match especially considering that so many of those volleys and passing shots blocked were very difficult Contrast this with 2018 -21 Federer made lots of errors and wasn't as quick as this match but gave djokovic a run for his money

[@Ceetjuh00]

This is what Djoker fans will never get: I don't care how many slams he wins or how many weeks n1 he has, he can and never will be at the same level as Federer. The joy to see him play tennis like it was designed to be played is indescribable. What an honour to witness this history making tennis player.

[@dickn.ormous1064]

4:56 A guy who makes that sort of movement can't be at the same level as Federer.His footwork is sloppy,he kinda compensates with sliding but still he lacks power compared to Fedal.

[@markokaranovic6133]

Monkey se of scoure who is first and you can understand!

[@dickn.ormous1064]

@@markokaranovic6133 Serb spotted!

[@danielkurtovic9099]

And we do not care of your joy. Novak is prove that when mater most he is better. And yes this is the moment to enjoy tennis , this guys wont be much longer around.

[@__jan6113]

Do you really expect understanding from his fans? Then you will be disappointed forever.

[@RS-ob1vr]

Legendary. I watched all the slams back in the 2000,s with a majority of Federer and Nadal.Best tennis rivalry ever.his grace and style on and off the court true g.o.a.t.

[@GuillaumeRx]

I remember watching him live at the French Open, probably 15 years ago, about. Quarter Final, Center court, against the 8th ranked player in the world at the time, can’t remember his name unfortunately. Federer just served, ace. Served, ace. Served, volley. Served, the opponent put it in the net. That game lasted a minute and a half or so. He then proceeded to send a ball to the young dude in charge of carrying them on the other side of the court. Federer was thinking and focusing, looking down towards the ground, when he hit that ball with his racket. That ball arrived in the young guy’s hand perfectly. He didn’t have to move. Roger hadn’t even looked at were he had thrown that ball. I was a young teenager back then, and will remember this very moment my entire life. The worst thing is: It always looked so classy and effortless… Making it look easy…

[@mayac.1345]

I'm liking this old school modified serve anf volley and chip charge...

[@nishantgautam7627]

And that's why I say, he was, is and will be the GOAT forever. No matter who wins how many grand slams till the end. He will be the greatest ever, period!

[@aysundogan755]

In 1990's Stefan Edberg was playing very good looking serve volley game , and he won 2 Wimbledon titles, Federer played this game against tougher opponents with perfection.

[@nileshgaonkar8100]

Perfect demonstration of aggressive & classic tennis by Roger

[@senthilarumugam7892]

He is brutal when he gets going ..no match..delight to watch him ...❤️

[@rohanvarma2836]

2017 Wimbledon final, 2017 Indian Wells and Miami Open was when Federer was at his pinnacle of his career

[@caeserornothing]

2017 when he was doping

[@prempititantipool3075]

He was this same in 2014 2015 but the difference was Djokovic was there in every final he reached.

[@nonody8125]

@@prempititantipool3075 Djokovic had age advantage over Roger in 2010s as he was 6 years younger. And yet most of their matches were pretty much close. Prime Federer is the best ever followed by Nadal. Djokovic is weak era vulture who vultured old Federer.

[@prempititantipool3075]

@@nonody8125 Type “weak era tennis “in youtube and watch all those videos and tell me who is the weakest era player. It is obvious except you are a Fedtard lol.

[@edgardoanzieta9620]

cuando este hombre estuvo en su plenitud, reunía dos condiciones en su juego: belleza extrema y eficacia letal...

[@aaa5442]

2:46 he served from bottom and teleported to finish the point from the top!!?? This guy is unreal!!

[@michaelvoulgarellis8298]

Fed was spectacular in this match

[@spikerjack]

At this time of our life we really understand how lucky we have been to witness such a player.

[@rafaelisslaam1894]

Idc how many slams Novak n Nadal wins, no one will be better then prime Federer. The creativity, poise, precision, he transcended the game of tennis. Forever goat

[@SushantTandon]

One of the most dominating performance by RF I have ever seen. Reminded me of his dominance against Lleyton Hewitt in the USO2004 final, especially the 1st and 3rd sets. This one against the best tennis player on tour in the last decade.

[@edbakker5856]

This semi finals highlight reel of 2014 ( when Novak #1 seed) shows the Serve n Volley tactic interspersed brilliantly. It maybe be somewhat dormant right (still used sparingly) now but if the courts surface speeds up a wee bit...it will be wonderful for the FULL tactics of the game.

[@TobiasLA]

Federer - King of Tennis. What an idol on and off the court

[@supertron6039]

That net play man... too good.

[@tabularasa7711]

watching this while the AO final is happening with Djokovic and Stef. The serve and volley Federer used in Shanghai was outstandingly effective. His reflexes (like a mongoose on amphe...) are clear. Right there, at the net, cutting down the speed. PLUS, his serves explode right off the bounce -- Djoker could not even touch most of them. Damn, Roj. You slayed him.

[@candletabletop154]

miss him so much :( the magic is gone, djok sucking the life out of tennis completely tbh

[@tabularasa7711]

@@candletabletop154 Yes, how is it Djokor plays so solidly, but he looks like a cardboard box, with barely any flair, artistry or panache -- despite his doing the splits, smashing rackets, and shooting balls absentmindedly into the eyes of line-judges, and not getting vaccinated??? We ALL miss Roger who basically is an ARTIST, let's face it.

[@candletabletop154]

​@@tabularasa7711 yeah absolutely. david foster wallace had it exactly right with there being an inherent spiritual nature to his tennis, can never be replicated or compared. watching this ao was both the most boring and depressing thing i've ever seen, guy is just not enjoyable

[@tabularasa7711]

@@candletabletop154 so right. I'm a fan of comedy, and there is probably a funny spin one could make on this. I mean, how can you make a game that could be so fascinating with all it's angles, and shots, and variety of ball spins, and make it so clinical, and predictable, that you're too bored to watch?!~

[@candletabletop154]

@@tabularasa7711 sometimes the two options left are to either laugh or cry, i guess we can only try doing the former my friend

[@Chronicler92]

You should watch Federer vs Djokovic, French Open SF in which Fed stopped the 43 match unbeaten run of Djoker. Another example of most attacking tennis, this time on Clay and in a GS tournament.

[@janjan55555]

Federer's forehand used to be BRUTAL and punishing on fast courts!!! As soon as they started to slow down hard courts, it affected Federer's win ratio greatly.

[@TravelPortugalBrasilTPB]

Miss you RF. Amazing, welcome back the best :)

[@souravmondal09]

He plays so early and with power and precision. Absolutely ruthless tennis.

[@yas7644]

Why didnt u do this in wimbledon 2019???? Whyyyyyyyyyyy 😭😭 u goat roger

[@brunorc182]

That was amazing! Winning a game in 4 aces, that was a mental kick to Nole... He tried to break his mind with a clear message: "I can beat you every time I want"

[@KrishnaJPal-gx5zv]

Roger is pure talent and mad laborious strength going with it.

[@daniluzzu]

After months of watching the current top 10 this is so refreshing, it is just awesome to see Federer play. Others can win 30, 40, 50 grand slams, but this tennis will never exist again.

[@victorito07]

Oh is believe this type of tennis exist a complète tennis maybe with thé kid wee will see his future he is still young

[@daniluzzu]

@@victorito07 the kid does employ much of Roger's game and shots, but in terms of sheer artistic value of game, shots, and movement, the kid is a bit like a "popular" version of something more noble. But sure enough, the kid is also the most athletically explosive thing I've seen in tennis in my life. But not as beautiful as Fed, and not as consistent and tough as Djokovic, not even close.