Toronto 2006 Federer - Malisse

[@RealisticAndTrue]

Footwork off the charts, every shoot laser guided, highest tennis play ever, best season in tennis history

[@sincm91]

I hate him but considering titles and competition (other big 4 in their prime) Djokovic 2011 is the greatest ever

[@RealisticAndTrue]

@@sincm91 No not even close, not Federer or Nadal were at their best when djokovic was in his prime, djokovic never in his life played anywhere near the level of Federer or Nadal, only thing he has is career success, and that is not what makes player great, that makes player successfull. Federer on his way to the top faced 12 world number 1 players, djokovic faced 6 in his entire career

[@endorstoi863]

Just passing through on my journey to watch every Federer match.

[@Anthony-lt8ww]

Only time I was ever able to see Fed live 🐐 Great match. Thanks for posting.

[@acoustifiedduo6565]

Me too ❤

[@francescodecio4334]

Unreal quality in this match from both. Thank you for this gem.

[@alvaro50002]

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[@vijayendranvijay4538]

Back when Fed's forehand was scary good.. Wish he had that same precision and power now at crucial points😔😔

[@mkbaharris]

his prime is the best we've ever seen! :-)

[@sadikokici]

So much incredible shots in this match...

[@srinitaaigaura]

When Federer's racket was actually part of his arm. It's like he's almost everywhere, anticipates everything and can put the ball on a dime anywhere he wants. And didn't lose it on 40-15.

[@lammie001]

On top of his game. Would destroy everyone at the US open. In that form he would dominate still nowadays.

[@fearsomebunny]

5:50, wut? Jeez...

[@egorgeroev3597]

What player Malisse!

[@minh1197]

Thank you for the wonderful highlights

[@RealisticAndTrue]

Respect to Malisse, man played out of his mind, left everything out there and lost

[@vittorioquattroporte]

look at those stats as well...incredible quality

[@frankieboy8414]

Not great stats actually, but he still pulled out the win. (Relatively low 1st serve points won and too many unforced errors.)

[@amiclic]

merci , dommage que la qualité soit faible

[@regguyftl65don8]

Great match! Whatever happened to Malisse?

[@FrankZtouch]

Never really reached his full potential. He is now coach for Lloyd Harris. But suddenly, last week he decided to make a comeback after 8years at the age of 41y, for fun at the European open(wild card) and he is still running for no1. spot in the doubles

[@ArjitGuptaAG]

1 dislike from malisse

[@Jero-P]

Weak era lol yeah ok