10 Minutes of Roger Federer Legendary AURA

[@mightstone]

He plays tennis in a way that people imagine the most perfect tennis is meant to be played. Then you add grace, class and poise on top of that. So incredible! 🎾

[@GrantPearson]

Call me crazy but I'd rather play 'imperfect' tennis and have more slams, more atp finals, more gold medals, more weeks at no 1, and more prize money.

[@user-yv6rp9sj2t]

So did you get more slams, etc.?

[@wjonahw2268]

@@GrantPearson I believe federer had the ability to do that but djokovic could never play like federer. Truth be told though djokovic did end up as the better player.

[@jeremymills7213]

well said.

[@MrTonyMartino]

"He provides something that has not been witnessed before..."

[@GrantPearson]

Choking on championship points.

[@adrianogordillo8797]

@@GrantPearson sure buddy that´s why he has 20 GS (3rd most)

[@skylaxx]

​@@adrianogordillo8797 and 237 consecutive weeks at nr. 1 and most consecutive years in GS quarters

[@adrianogordillo8797]

@@skylaxx right? Unnecesary hate to a legend

[@elizabethdad7249]

He is the greatest not 1 come close graceful player n well mannered adorable

[@MistahhMingus]

dokovic takes 47 seconds to bounce the ball before serving xD federer serves out an entire game in that time LMFAOO

[@AmonnRa]

Novak lives rent free in your head

[@unowen7591]

@@AmonnRa It's true tho, is it not?

[@Fatdude6942O]

If bouncing the ball for 47 seconds means winning more gs then I’d say it’s pretty worth

[@MistahhMingus]

@@Fatdude6942O okay fatdude69420

[@prempititantipool3075]

I hope he bounced more times at 40-15 maybe it would ended up as an ace but whatever you Fedtards must move on😂

[@forrestboulay832]

Why is Federer the greatest? Quite simply, no matter who you're a fan of, it's impossible not to love Federer's highlights because he's the epitome of what tennis is all about.

[@nobuchan4649]

He keeps attacking and attacking and then scoring, and the result is cool.

[@donaldclark7699]

That’s what makes him GOAT in my mind, those 3 match points against Zverev he was attacking every point, press press; we tennis players know how difficult that is to do and be successful. He was a beast in respect to his aggression, unmatched in my opinion. Maybe Lendl was a close second.

[@alinaqi2898]

No one comes close!

[@abhigyandatta2008]

Therapist: "You can't see poetry, only feel it" Federer: " Hold my Racket"

[@rennubhamidipati]

Forever the most elegant, forever the most iconic.

[@P-eb4jw]

Bro dismantled the umpire with a few words. Even the umpire knew he had made a mistake. The legend Roger Federer

[@Marc443]

Independent of titles, he was the most talented player ever. Watching him an absolute passion. Simple genius!

[@DrFearfall]

Love this, do another one please! Roger has so many cold moments you could easily make this a series. One of my favourites was that service game at Wimbledon where the commentators tried to guess where Roger would serve and got it wrong every time.

[@Mrbeat-88]

Very nice indeed

[@Lukic-bb1qs]

No sportsman comes close to Federer's aura

[@J1mmmmY]

Usain Bolt had the most aura

[@masterofdisaster9194]

Michael Jordan in his prime, people who saw him in person talked about him not looking real. Both Jordan and Federer are not only great but move like poetry in motion.

[@GrantPearson]

@@masterofdisaster9194 Call me crazy but I think having more slams, more atp finals, more gold medals, more weeks at no 1, and more prize money is better than having an army of randos online calling me "graceful"/"elegant"/"majestic"/"poetic"/"artistic".

[@masterofdisaster9194]

@@GrantPearson Djokovic has the mental game indeed. If fed had the mental toughness he’d probably have 30 slams but he doesn’t so that’s why Djokovic is the best, fed still my favourite however. Michael Jordan is the mental toughness of a Djokovic and all the talent and flair of Federer in one.

[@GrantPearson]

@@masterofdisaster9194 Federer being someone's favourite makes sense. I don't have any issues with that. He's one of the best ever on clay, one of the best ever on hard court, and arguably the best ever on grass. He's taken part in dozens of all time greatest matches. But I think some of his fans get a little carried away with the "elegance" stuff. I think tennis is more about where the ball ends up on the court rather than a player's body positions before/during/after hitting the ball. It feels like even if Djokovic won 30 slams they would still cling to the gracefulness > results argument.

[@jeremymills7213]

nobody bounced the ball the way he did. even that was beautiful

[@gerritvanmilligen3657]

Greatest off all time. Most talented player I've ever seen by far!

[@antoinesavoit8657]

Thanks for this video. Team RF forever

[@fortunasp5391]

greatest of all time

[@gae_984]

Demi-volee against Zverev is incredibile every time I watch it, is phisically impossible

[@h0usensatioN]

Great video, thanks! I like that you named each 'chapter'

[@ludovicoruggieri]

AMAZING VIDEO 👏👏

[@martinivanov1365]

That return game versus Zverev is the best thing I have ever seen in my whole life.

[@김성호-w4h]

우아 elegance

[@lijuechen8806]

The goat

[@geraldmcgee-pf4lh]

I'm dying with the first interview

[@maps_x]

MORE PLEASE!!!!

[@Bluedog51]

6:10, as the opponent, what do you do? Fed just served, called his own serve out without the umpire and then proceeds to win within 2-3 shots. Like how do you continue playing? 😂

[@sportsview247]

That one with Haase was hilarious and bizarre at the same time. If it wasn't out then it was game to Federer. Nothing was actually called - was the umpire asleep? lol - Haase looked annoyed - i don't know why lol...

[@andreaho]

5:00 Berdych should be ashamed of himself. He knew the ball bounced twice. What a coward!

[@bilaltamsamani4991]

ROGER BAGELED RAFA ON CLAY! LOL

[@jm_1214]

Not likely to ever see this again

[@godwinmene8799]

DJOKOVIC 🤴

[@lijuechen8806]

Nup my guy

[@vuvuzelaasesina7690]

the title is a bit fanboyish but nice video

[@GrantPearson]

It's very nuthuggerish. Call me crazy but I think having more slams, more atp finals, more gold medals, more weeks at no 1, and more prize money is better than having an army of random dudes calling me "graceful"/"elegant"/"majestic"/"poetic"/"artistic".

[@vuvuzelaasesina7690]

@@GrantPearson i see it like this: federer is the most talented of all, but djokovic has proven the best competitor. Patrick Mouratoglou said that better competitors beat more talented players all the time. Djokovic has beaten Federer in more of the most important matches. having said that, Federer is still my favourite player. Cheers

[@GrantPearson]

​@@vuvuzelaasesina7690 Nothing wrong with that....Roger's one of the best ever on clay, one of the best ever on hard court, and perhaps the best ever on grass. The main reason Djokovic is my favourite is because he's vegan and it therefore proves what athletes can do on a vegan diet. They can win Olympic gold at age 37. If Federer had been vegan this whole time and Djokovic wasn't then perhaps Federer would be my favourite. But the dudes who shifted the goal posts in the GOAT debate from results to style are a sad bunch. With Novak having surpassed Roger in all notable ways except Wimbledon they knew they had to make it all about finesse. If a new guy comes along with noticeably more finesse than Federer but only 15 slams will that be the new GOAT? And what if another guy comes along after him with even more finesse but only 10 slams...does he become the new GOAT? These are questions I have for the fanboy types.

[@vuvuzelaasesina7690]

4 aces in 47 secs lol

[@GrantPearson]

Call me crazy but I think having more slams, more atp finals, more gold medals, more weeks at no 1, and more prize money is better than having an army of random dudes calling me "graceful"/"elegant"/"majestic"/"poetic"/"artistic"...which by the way sounds like, "Oh Roger! I love the way your body looks when you play tennis!"

[@sabbialmighty7249]

is it so hard just to appreciate a fantastic tennis player?

[@tolendoi123]

You’re not crazy.