What HAPPENS if you PLAY against the BEST STAN WAWRINKA?

Without any doubt when wawrinka is in his god mode he is probabily one of the best players and practically unbeateable...
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[@stevemichael9576]

This is the perfect example of what happens when a player with all the shots and talent finally hits maximum potential. If he could play like this all the time he would be almost unbeatable. Incredible power and shot-making. I remember watching this live and was in awe each and every point. I still get this way watching the highlights over and over. Awesome @ Stan the man.

[@aiza78036]

I love u stan

[@invictuz4803]

Tsonga destroying Nadal was also another perfect example of that.

[@bowiththeflow7123]

If...

[@gpet-dr2bs]

On clay Djokovic cant really attack stan when stan doesnt let novak take control of the rallies, it's really a combination of matchup, surface, and sheer stan the man bashing

[@majotnf]

Steve Michael love watching highlights, great way to learn certain shots and tactics although it might give the wrong impression the game is flawless while in reality with all those unforcedd errors and double faults it doesn’t necessarilly seem that dynamic, something even recreational players are pretty much aware of, great job, Stan, always love watching one-handers, playing it myself

[@gddfhjiufcv]

Djokovic was in the middle of one of the greatest seasons ever produced by a player and his aura on court was immense. Brilliance was needed to beat him at that time and that is exactly what Stan brought to the court that day, perhaps the best display of ball striking ever! The number of outrageous winners was staggering, his highlight reel for this match is better than most players would get in their whole career.

[@aleksandar166]

watch start of the match between rafa and waw rs final 2017, wawrinka also started like this match but rafa was to agressive and his forhands didnt let stan get even close to him

[@DrFearfall]

Lol no way. Stan was not even close to this level in that match. In fact, that semi vs Murray took everything out of him (and Andy) and he was a shell of himself in the final. It was obviously partly due to the fact that it was Rafa and Stan doesn't have the same confidence against him as he does against most other players and knew that if he couldn't produce FO final 2015 level of tennis he wouldn't win, and he knew that he couldn't produce that level on that day

[@makos7214]

Never forget that only fed challenged nole in 2015 and he was 35. That’s weak era tennis

[@aachoocrony5754]

The way to beat Stan is disrupt his baseline play. With the combo of power/speed/spin from his groundstrokes not to mention his down the line killers from both sides including his backhand, there is simply no way to out-hit him-not this version. Peak Stan is a bad match up for Nole because Nole disrupts his opponents w his impregnable defensive wall while he picks at his opponents weaknesses. The worst match up for Stan is Federer and then Nadal. Neither of those approach a peak Stan in that way.

[@Fraudkovic]

@@DrFearfall either way rafa on clay is a terrible matchup for him. Rafas high spin and kick would rarely get into wawrinka strikezone so no version of wawrinka would beat peak rafa at rg.

[@srinitaaigaura]

I am convinced Stan was having some kind of out of body, out of mind, zen state of experience. Some force of nature - maybe the Hammer of Thor -- played through him that tournament. Absolutely the most consistently brutal and precise hitting I've ever seen.

[@MrTurbo87lx]

srinitaaigaura lol i would like to get stans opinion on this. Would like to know what kind of mindset he had as the match unfolded.

[@srinitaaigaura]

@@MrTurbo87lx The less you think, the better you play.

[@Sam-ho1xp]

You’re forgetting about Federer vs. Blake 2005 masters

[@satish728]

The only person who can beat Stan is himself. Sometimes he goes on this self-destruction mode.. he is insanely talented

[@aleksandar166]

or rafa in his prime, check rs final 2017

[@philippghadiri7085]

milos jakovljevic exactly

[@TheNotSoFakeNews]

Or the injuries :(

[@fortunasp5391]

milos jakovljevic Stan played ass in that final

[@thenewguy7527]

@@fortunasp5391 he played great the whole tournament, but the semi with Murray took all his energy. way too many errors in the final, easy match for Nadal.

[@synhet84]

I don't know what is the most impressive, Stan brutality or Novak insane defense facing those missile shots!

[@geuros]

in fact, if Djoker was just a bit better attacker, he would make it much more difficult for Stan, even in god mode. Stan is my #1 favourite player, of course, but re-watch these highlights and see how many shots could Djoker place closer to lines, he placed so many in the middle - but maybe he wasn't ok mentally which one must accept when facing such a class from Stan

[@srkucrickk]

@@geuros Offensive skills are not enough on clay. Look at Federer. Clay is more oriented to deffensive players.

[@danggiang5366]

Djokovic 19-5 Stan.what do you expect?but too sad for Nole that he hasn't beaten Stan in the grandslam final yet.

[@jimnosnow4484]

What defense? lol 😂😂😂 All I remember seeing were winners 😂😂😂 jk jk

[@appualliyanaa]

@@srkucrickk are u serious? if nadal was not born, federer would have been decorated as the greatest clay court player ever

[@Eudemoni_]

the level of tennis in this match was insane. Djokovic was a beast at that time,chasing his first title in Roland Garros, but Wawrinka was indeed in "god mode". It would take time to find games with such a high level.

[@wigertoods1305]

Thomas just search Novak vs Stan and see how every match in GS is unbeliveable.

[@Eudemoni_]

Indeed, I remember the match in the australian open, stan winning 9-7 in the 5th... but this match in Roland garros is beyond in my opinion. However Djokovic was mentaly and physically exhausted after his match against Murray in the semis (match that was played both on Friday and saturday). Otherwise i think he would have won this final.

[@geuros]

I agree with both of you, but... AO 2013 vs Djoko was probably even better despite Stan somehow losing it, the same with 2013 USO, again, Stan much better still lost it. 2014 onwards Stan, for me, looked like he is thinking more and being a bit less aggressive, which delivered results. Although, I like 2013 Stan the most. I would love to watch him playing on 2013 level and winning.

[@Eudemoni_]

yea i agree "level speaking" the games are similar but the drama and the context of the final of roland garros adds something more in my opinion

[@geuros]

true, after all, it's a final. US 2016 was more expected, we all know Stan's animal on hard court, despite him saying he like clay the most

[@KaiXx751]

I'm definitely a Fed Head but my god, it was like overnight with Stan. Went to bed one day with a shit forehand, woke up the next day with a Del Po style bludgeoning hammer of a forehand. IMO his game was 20% forehand, 80% backhand but it's no surprise that since his game has become more balanced, he's been winning GSs. Wonderful to watch, made even better by the fact he has a face that reminds me of a little chubby teddy bear.

[@sonquatsch8585]

totally. i love fed, love stan too, but i really really do think, please correct me if i am wrong, i still believe fed has the best backhand in the business. one of the commentators said that stans is the best. fed easily had the best before stan arrived, and since stans arrival, i actually very closely watched both their backhands...if stans IS indeed better, federers is definitely the more elegant one, but i still think feds is better. does someone agree with this? it is indeed somewhat close tho.

[@sonquatsch8585]

how long have you been watching federer play? he NEVER misses with his backhand. never. llike it is extremely seldom.

[@geuros]

@@sonquatsch8585 it's not like Fed would miss a lot. He makes few mistakes at all. But his backhand is weak, not really attacking side, that means returning weaker ball, shorter ball, a possibility and a lot of time to prepare a deadly shot for opponent. When you get bludgeoned by Wawrinka's backhand, you barely make it to play the ball, when Feds hit weaker ball with his backhand, you have plenty of time to decide for playing hard forehand instead of whatever puts the ball on the other side of the court.

[@jesuschanfood8839]

Son Quatsch federers backhand is good, but it’s far from the best. especially in his prime.

[@scottysatpanalysis]

Son Quatsch that’s not true. You see flashy plays at net but he’s not so consistent

[@KnowTrentTimoy]

I watched this live and couldn't believe the kind of shots coming from Stan. The depth, power and precision he displayed this match was outstanding. NO ONE could've beaten Stan this day. He was meant to win this French Open Championship this year and he did it in style. Fantastic!

[@Fraudkovic]

Nadal would've destroyed him

[@KnowTrentTimoy]

@@Fraudkovic We will NEVER know that. It's all in the history books.

[@Fraudkovic]

@@KnowTrentTimoy nah we will know. We already know. Rg 2017 nadal beat him like a dog

[@KnowTrentTimoy]

@@Fraudkovic Well, Nadal DIDN'T beat Stan in the 2015 finals because he wasn't in the finals that year! Are you ok or just stupid on purpose???

[@robertoarosio5495]

​​@@Fraudkovicfor me, the very definition of looser when someone Need to Say that a +20 Grand Slam winner would hace destroyed a player that hit his peak, against a Monster and with stellar winner strikes number. What the Need to do this? What Is added usefully by saying that? Friend of mine said me that the demonstration of this is the french Open final 2017. Unbelievable blindness. Some players, some given day, are unplayable

[@Mark-hn5hu]

Stan was hitting like an animal.. Not sure who could've beat him on this day. Awesome win for him. That image of him pointing at his head is etched in my mind.

[@rhettco52]

WOW!! Stan goes full God mode. Brutal power.

[@ijontichy994]

I think back then Novak was just intimidated by this pyjama pants :)

[@francisakorful]

Some ugly pant that was

[@ketan6182]

This one's my favourite Rivalry: Djokovic- Wawrinka. Even though it's heavily one sided, they produce the best matches. I like how they show no drama, no mercy or any form of warm friendship for each other like Fedal. They just get on court and beat each other up.

[@DrFearfall]

Heavily one sided in slams now, in favour of Stan! He is 4-1 in their last 5 meetings!

[@taopaille-paille4992]

Stan and wawrinka have never hidden that they get along each other well. I dont know what did you smoke

[@benparsons4979]

@@taopaille-paille4992 I would imagine Stan gets along with Wawrinka...

[@NCinNYC]

I watched this match live. It is a beautiful thing to see Stan Wawrinka in full stride. His one-hand backhand is one of THE most beautiful shots in the game of tennis. I'm so glad he has risen to the occasion on to deservedly win a Grand Slam.

[@you120999]

The power in these shots is insane. Like a del potro forehand hammer ever shot

[@user-fo1jn5wq6j]

I just watched him yesterday at roland garros 2019. He is an amazing player.

[@filipmastis7518]

I think noone can beat Stan when he is in god mode. It is just too much. Best tennis to watch for sure...

[@maxamedbidhi7424]

Filip Mastiš nadal did Rg 2017final

[@jameswalker6864]

Yex. Nadal RG 2017 final. Also Federer AO 2017 SF.

[@Beechaii2]

@@maxamedbidhi7424 RG final? You honestly thought Stan was at his best that day? Nadal sure was incredible but Stan definitely lacked the fight he usually had.

[@lawrence9515]

pretty sure federer destroys warwrinka 90% of the time. wawrinka at his best still gets utterly destroyed by an average federer

[@GiacomoArturi]

@@lawrence9515 not on clay, especially FO clay

[@rijulgupta1597]

People say that the opponent is in trouble if stan's backhand is firing but i would disagree with that. The opponent is in trouble when stan's forehand is firing well because his overall game depends on how his forehand wing is operating. If his forehand is working well it automatically raises his confidence and the whole body language changes. His backhand is his stronger side no doubt and possibly the strongest single handed backhand in the world but his level tends to drop if he is making errors on the forehand side. I have seen all his big matches against novak since 2013 and you can easily find that he was firing rockets on the forehand side. It doesn't get enough credit because of the fact he has the best backhand in the world.

[@yusufluhar5881]

This is the best performance in a grand slam final in terms of pure ball striking. Against a prime Novak having one of his best seasons ever and who would have ended up winning the calendar slam had he won this match, it would take something special, something extraordinary, something out of this world to beat him and that was Stan Wawrinka with the best performance of his career. I was in awe of what i saw that day, it was absolute madness.

[@taboo7tatoo257]

Both players displayed exceptional tennis, but Wawrinka played in this match like "a god of tennis".

[@rachray83]

Such a beast. Stan's defense was shocking in this match, he completely took the racquet out of Djokovic's hands, it was Federer-esque. Love to watch both of the Swissmen play

[@TheRedc0met]

Federer doesnt have a high caliber backhand cannon like Wawrinka.

[@BCL375]

The break to win the 2nd set was beautiful. The break to go up 4 2 up in the 3rd set is the best i have ever seen. Stan is love.

[@rumcoke9123]

I think I watched this match more than any tennis match. An incredible display of power...and the best backhand that ever was.

[@yussepig6629]

This was one of the greatest performances ever in a French open final. Nadal 2017 was the best though. Djokovic couldn’t get the ball high or wide enough to trouble Stan. Nadal does both and that’s why no one can live with him.

[@MrAtaguas]

The fact that this came in the year that Novak not only became only the SECOND (!!!) person in history to beat Nadal at FO but also to do it in straight sets ... AAAnd that this was smack bang in the middle of the best season of tennis by a single individual (and that individual being Novak) ... makes this a million times more impressive than just a grand slam win.

[@jonathanwei1510]

Cannot count clearly how many winners Stan have in Novak’s serving games...so violent ,greatest show by Stan.

[@wahn10]

We all know about Stan's epic backhand, but I loved seeing the outstanding serve and forehand in this match as well. The man has serious weapons.

[@Grivian]

The funny thing is that his throw looks like a kids but when he hits it shoots away like a bullet

[@ermir7996]

For people who don't know, Wawrinka is 10th all-time matches won at French open, in front of champions like Courier, Connors, Noah, Corretja, Chang, Kuerten, Ferrero, Muster, Moya.

[@arzoo82]

wow, that was the most incredible performance in a gs final Ive ever seen!

[@thetruthwillsetyoufree9209]

"If it's not Roger, it's Stan..." Got to feel for Djoker after beating Nadal and Murray, another Swiss snatches victory from him.

[@thetruthwillsetyoufree9209]

@Zavonna Partiamo Novaxx DjoCovid is the line persons bitch. What a looser! 🤭🤣🤣🤣

[@jakehuang3545]

stan is 9-12 against murray and 4-4 against nole in GS (2-0 in finals). stan plays well against defensive players--truly a spectacle watching him destroy the wall

[@superpieton]

Djkoko congratulating Wawrinka, what sportsmanship! He is admirable!

[@walidazaro30]

Federer = the master Nadal = the lion Djoko = the genius Stanislas = Hercules Kyrgios = the clown

[@TheColourwonders]

Where is Murray?

[@NewBadFriend]

@@TheColourwonders The pusher

[@lukash.4690]

😂😂😂you nailed the kyrgios part

[@fundhund62]

What's genius about Djokovic?

[@walidazaro30]

@@fundhund62 Everything is genius about him ! No player on earth would save two match points against RF on grass at Wembeldon on a court where almost everyone was cheering for the Swiss guy ON SERVE ! BTW, i'm not a Djoko's-fan, but i'm giving to Cesar what's Cesar's.

[@the_edmond_dantes]

The mentality man. Wonderful compiled.

[@BadmintonSchoolHINDI]

Loved the intro man !

[@Cameron-ue7lu]

Stan is better on clay where the ball is slower and the surface doesn't hurt his knees.

[@wigertoods1305]

Cameron you mean Rafa, rite?

[@taopaille-paille4992]

He is not bad at uspen where he won a title against peak djokovic

[@Dirtmazzz]

Had it not been for the goddamn injury, I could've seen more matches like this. May players stay healthy.

[@Ruoktoday1]

Best player to watch when playing well, as in the 2015 French Open. Very appropriate that the last shot of that match was one of those brilliant backhand winners.

[@larl4554]

Fully agree. Same goes for Stich when he was "on" in the 90s.

[@jessehealy5539]

best performance ever in tennis history by Stan Man Wawrinka!

[@anurajkavirajan6394]

stan the man

[@jamesnm21]

If he beats federer in the quarters i hope he goes on to break Nadal and Djokovic and win again. That would be a hell of a statement to beat all three top players back to back to back and get a third title here.

[@TheExiledTexan]

Second title here. He's only won RG once.

[@MKD1101]

He lost to Federer!

[@lessonlearned9399]

Always love to watch Stanmina play. My favorite player. So entertaining to watch. He is not playing not to loose. He plays to kill...Lol. If he is slightly more consistence with less unforced errors, slightly better movement and slightly more competitive, he will be unbeatable, just like in his three Grand Slams. He needs to keep those form up.

[@surajk3195]

Here a huge prob with Nole was after he won the 1st set, he became more defensive and was starting to induce more depth in his groundstrokes. But ultimately, it backfired him. The more time u give Stan, the more dangerous he is, especially from the baseline. This tactic definitely works against Rafa and Roger but not with Stan. The 1 tactic nole could have employed is by playing attacking tennis. Mixing up his groundstrokes by coming to the net. Although he's not a great player at d net, he could have gave it a shot. That's why Roger has so much success against Stan. Stan could beat Roger only on Clay. But I did not think in a million years that Stan was capable of playing this type of match. Even today, this is the one of the most scariest version of tennis I ever saw after Roger (2003-2007) and Nole (2011 to 2016 Aussie open).

[@TheGreyj]

It’s just unreal the kind of tennis Stan can produce!

[@pguilhaus3378]

Well, no harm done, Novak😂 Stan is just unbelievable in his moments!

[@RogerBiwandu]

Bloody hell !!! 😳😳😳 Stan in a real Stanimal zone, freakish !!! 😳😳😳🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@drstew1]

It’s so incredible to see how tennis players bring out Different skills from each other, depending on Whats at stake ? Watching Stan play like this , you wonder who could beat that level of play?

[@seandivinagracia4612]

My favorite player Stan the man! How I wish I can watch this kind of match live.

[@GreenArrowNetwork]

The Djokovic/Wawrinka match -ups are some of my absolute favorites. And Djoker was always a good sport, win or lose.

[@mezomoza7]

The most dangerous beautiful onehand backhand ever

[@ciprianghenghea9584]

Stan at his best,with a bit better footwork,defence would be scarry good.One of the highest peak levels along with Nole and Rafa.

[@ertugrulkorpinar51]

Ciprian Ghenghea Wawrinka is better Federer too

[@ioanniskanello]

Ertugrul Körpinar Federer's is lower than Nadal's and Djockovic's tho.

[@ertugrulkorpinar51]

Mom's spaghetti no it’s higher

[@ioanniskanello]

Ertugrul Körpinar Nah

[@ertugrulkorpinar51]

Mom's spaghetti yes

[@gh103]

Unbelievable hitting, he just stepped up a gear and all his shots were fizzing up the line or into the corners!

[@oldfrend]

on his best day stan is one of the best ball strikers in history. he just doesn't have enough of those best days.

[@Cavenaggi29]

what a beast is Stan

[@polypededethebes3170]

Stan Wawrinka, the man who actually had 2 forehands

[@Gooman15YT]

Novak's forehand at 4:23 has me rolling lmao

[@thumbsdownbandit]

Stan played great but this is also one of these matches where Djokovic plays so innocuous that you have to wonder if he isn't possessed by Brat Gilbert at times.

[@vultur311]

Where did you get that QF match with ESPN coverage? Where to download?

[@bravo1224]

Stan’s combination of power punches mixed with change-up slices drove Novak insane this day.

[@juanmalc7]

My favorite player. If he plays like this ever he will be better than Federer. Hope to see him back with this level soon.

[@nestorcarrasco7375]

Juan Martín Irigaray jajajajajjajajaja 20-3

[@jimnosnow4484]

Stan at his peak is the best tennis player ever. I don’t think any tennis player would’ve been able to beat him here no matter how well they played. Djokovic admitted this was the best he could’ve played too.

[@badabing8884]

On a clay court maybe. Never on a grass or hard court. Roger would never give Stan the rhythm Novak does.

[@antoniovasilev4661]

@@jimnosnow4484 prime rafa on clay will beat him

[@jimnosnow4484]

Antonio Vasilev, Possibly. But he comes closest.

[@jemand8462]

the only thing stan is missing a bit are positive emotions. I wish he would celebrate more :D

[@lespaul5734]

I think it was Jean-Paul Loth, one of the most famous french coaches and Roland Garros commentators that said that Federer most definitely is the best player of all time, but no one, absolutely no one can beat Wawrinka at his best. When Wawrinka starts hitting those insane backhands and forehands with confidence, the other has already lost. It's truly impressive to see him play as he often does against the very best. Hope his comeback will be just as impressive!

[@taopaille-paille4992]

Source ?

[@lespaul5734]

@@taopaille-paille4992 It was years ago, in the commentary and analysis box of the French Open

[@edgillis4686]

Stan hits so freakin hard from the baseline - badass power!

[@user-bt8tp7lu9m]

He was in god mode at the FO 2017 throughout the whole tournament and we all saw what HAPPENS when you PLAY against the BEST RAFA NADAL!!

[@SHVideografie]

איתי אברהם not to deny Rafa's great form at the FO but Wawrinka played a gruelling 5 setter against Murray in the semis. Could have been more competitive. y

[@syncmaster-xj8xe]

@@SHVideografie Nope he was never beating Nadal, Nadal can neutralise these shotmakers at French. Did it to Thiem and Stan.

[@taopaille-paille4992]

Stan was a little bit less impressive in fo 2017

[@aleksamilosevic8792]

@@SHVideografie So did novak vs murray...and it was over 2 days plus he was WAY more competitve than stan was.

[@Introverder]

Backhand side of Wawrinka is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unbeatable.

[@markfatman7205]

Stan was like unloading missiles for four hours or so. 😎😀😀

[@joaocorreia1344]

Stan is a completly beast. Basel is coming lets see if he can get that backhand on point. STANIMAL

[@wonderboy5622]

The thing is... You can not win every single game... But you will win more if you lose sometimes because it makes you better if you really want

[@ryanfinnerty6239]

class beats work.

[@tremolo664]

Do you have original/unedited footage of this?

[@user-sn2bf5ec2m]

Pure beauty!

[@demistr7435]

When a player is in his peak during a set or two you just stand your ground and wait for it to pass. In this match Stan never stopped.

[@oftenwrongphong]

Stan was in awesome shape, no doubt. But you can't feed any top 10 player short balls all day and expect them not to punish you. I'm sure Nole had his reasons, but I know that even at my amateur-ass level, I've lost when up 5-2 (serving for the match) when I stopped taking chances and relied on my opponent to make mistakes. I've learned that even when they're down, experienced players smell blood from a mile a way and start playing with confidence if I let up. When they're up and hot, hang on for the ride and hope they come down soon lol.

[@JustRolly]

Wawrinka when decides to play at his fullest is just a machine that cannot be stopped

[@taopaille-paille4992]

Except Hugo Gaston

[@TheRedc0met]

Stan went super saiyan 4 for this match.

[@electrojr1030]

when stan plays well its so good to watch, if he plays badly that day it is just horrible

[@SHUBHAMKumar-qd1pi]

sheer brillance which led to carnage of novak

[@stefanklee69]

great

[@scottiep74]

When Stan plays like that it demoralised his opponent, Rafa was on course to pass federer when AO happened against Stan, he lost the mental edge. USO against dojoko who was becoming invincible and he was never the same after.

[@jamesyelton11]

Salman Bakhtiyar nadal took a bloody set off stan barely able to stand he was so injured. Stan was lucky the stars aligned.

[@Fraudkovic]

Lol nadal messed up his back in warm up.you idiots really have 0 knowledge of the history of rhe sport.next time actually watch matches instead of watching highlights

[@tomschmitz5745]

stan is like the male mandlikova.. when he is ON, he is pretty much unbeatable and it's incredible to watch..

[@kaialoha]

I saw Hana on Maui in her prime. One of the most beautiful tennis players male or female...

[@miguelpessanha]

It's insane the amount of backhand winners...

[@mercedesgarcia-dw7fo]

😂😂 when Stan is on , he’s unstoppable 💪

[@WhiteWolf--]

Stan put a beat down on Djoker that day dayum!

[@Mussukkasi]

Really have to appreciate how Novak just takes the call @ 13:03 without any complaints. He was up 0-40 on stan's serve and lost it in the end.

[@DrFearfall]

My favourite video ever!

[@ontherocks-to2vk]

the best tennis performance ever!

[@pennygirl015]

*smiles in pain*

[@Escorpio123PS]

Wow. And he was given the trophy by Kuerten who also has one of the best one handers.

[@Introverder]

I think that black image and Windows sound is not really needed. It is a bit controversial I think. it is true that Djokovic seems to be outplayed here but a little bit desrectful still.

[@andresa1963]

Stan the "Man"

[@saadhoummadchimiste]

Djokobic est tjs un bon perdant ✌👍 Stan est merveilleux a regarder avec ces revers.

[@joesackbaron]

Stan in GOD Mode.

[@xavitoibanez414]

Djokovic played his worst match of the tournament in the final, he was unable to attack for the most part of the match. Stan was insane, cant deny that.

[@panyakorntaweechat8586]

Djokovic's playing style is usually defensive to make opponent hit UEs.

[@aleksamilosevic8792]

@@panyakorntaweechat8586 He was tired here though.Couldev had been a 5 setter.

[@kextrz]

Stan is one of the most underachieving tennis player in history. Andy Murray comes to mind too. Anyway, when Stanimal was "on" (didn't appended often), there was very little the opponent could do.

[@jagdeepsinghsidhu6660]

Wawrinka is the backhand machine

[@MoLetalis]

I keep wondering why Novak didn't approach the net after such amazing strokes down the line? Wawrinka did. It was the biggest difference in this match.

[@TheAnhphuong92]

cuz stan can punish it with the backhand winner straight to the baseline.

[@justin22473]

Djoker fan: ok we're getting our ass kicked out there,new tactic let's try to go toe to toe with stanimals ground strokes Me:(laughs uncontrollably in Samuel l. Jackson's voice)

[@johnnyelias]

Wawrinka es un excelente jugador , me sorprende que no haya ganado mucho mas

[@andyiswandy1955]

THE ONE HANDED BACKHAND!!!

[@juancitotrucupey8795]

Lo q me gusta de Djokovic es q reconoce bien cuando su rival lo derrota en buena lid, es una sincera felicitación, pocos lo hacen de esa manera. 👏

[@yutaegil4944]

Is it just me or does Nole’s racket look too heavy for him?

[@yutaegil4944]

He sometimes loses control of the follow through, leading me to believe its too much weight for him.