Roger Federer vs Rafael Nadal | Wimbledon 2019 | Full Match

[@Wimbledon]

44:46 - Start of first set tie-break 51:52 - End of first set 56:59 - Start of second set 1:28:20 - End of second set 1:31:39 - Start of third set 2:06:45 - End of third set 2:10:06 - Start of fourth set 2:54:53 - Start of final game 3:03:00 - Match point

[@vedadteletovic3472]

SAVAGE!

[@豆助-y7p]

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[@Luca-fk7ej]

thx

[@luayaldizdar2861]

IMnot aplayer of tennis even I never play with bat..Im fan of fedrer. ..He can dfeat any player but only he lose with his mood ......

[@vgg31]

INSANE ❤❤❤👍👍 Just what is expected of the two greatest players in the sport to walk the Earth. Gracing the Wimbledon grass courts of London 11 years later #Fedal match #40, rivalry score currently at 24-16, in favor of Rafa

[@yesungjongmyangel]

I miss Roger so much. We will never see another player like him again. He’s one in a trillion. Such a beautiful awe-inspiring game.

[@sureshbabu5026]

Yes. He is one in the century player

[@nickd127]

One in a trillion? He is the third best player of his generation.

[@majinbuu518]

@@nickd127yup, Roger is amazing but he’s def 3rd best now

[@nyali2]

@@majinbuu518 No he is not 3rd best, Novak won 12 of his slams over the last 6 years against zero competition. Roger had to play a 6 years younger Nadal and Djoko after he has passed his best. Nole has to play Berrettini and Fucsovics... get real

[@clickclickGoose]

I mean we have better players like Nadal and Djokovic...both with more slams and better head to head records vs people's idol Roger....

[@gauravchawla3706]

Cheers to Wimbledon for uploading full matches and not just highlights.

[@louanarose]

I love complete matches! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@unowen7591]

The Federer-Nadal rivalry will forever remain as one of the greatest rivalries in any sport. Period. Nadal got him at the French Open; Federer got him back at Wimbledon. Two totally different playing styles - different surface preferences. Beautiful to watch.

[@pavelrozov741]

Djodal best rivalry ever

[@pacifist1360]

I also love the Djokovic Federer rivalry, so beautiful to watch, especially this year's Wimbledon final, sensational tennis.

[@MrBergkamp87]

H2H is getting towards Fed last years. Fed also beat Nadal on clay. Fed played Nadal on clay way more often because he gets further in clay court tournaments than Nadal on grass and hardcourt tournaments.

[@LolLol-jn5nm]

మీ తెలుగోడు federer has beat nadal on clay not in rolland garros tho

[@SJ-di5zu]

I slightly prefer Djokodal, but Fedal is 2nd all time for sure. I just prefer the gladiator play style and the signature moments in that rivalry. Can definitely see why people would put Fedal first

[@Darkmexable]

I love how Roger is kind of waiting for Rafa at 3:04:28 because whatever the case, they are still good friends. This being evident in their subsequent Laver Cup, Match for Africa interactions etc.

[@mickaellandry9726]

It's a specific tradition in Wimbledon, every player does the same thing

[@Darkmexable]

@@mickaellandry9726 usually the loser would quickly leave the court so this doesn't happen often

[@robertsheeler7145]

Two true gentlemen. The world needs more great souls like this that honor the game of tennis.

[@PR-cg8cb]

Well said!

[@samgaekwad]

Mom: Just one more video before sleep. Me:

[@gamescape2798]

try the federer vs djokovic wimbleton final

[@thecurefan1]

Dude, that is funny!!

[@howensung6968]

Now Try the match from John Isner vs Mahut from 2010 Wimbledon

[@temusralph2394]

@@zafferung4440 ?

[@jjfecik]

🤣🤣🤣

[@james-vx7nv]

The end of one of the most iconic and historic rivalries in the history of the sport. Great rematch of that epic final 11 years prior. Some amazing match point saves by Nadal. That wasnt Federer choking them away, that was Rafa being Rafa :) Fantastic stuff. So sad Roger isnt in the game anymore but all good things have to come to an end...

[@leonardobraynen1524]

Yeh James i came back here to see the very last competitive match btwn these 2 great rivals. The sun indeed set on this golden rivalry- but obviously 2008 holds a special place in my heart whr Nadal FINALLY got over the hump!!!!

[@guillermorolandocornejoasc7186]

rivalries and friends after all, amazing!

[@mariaarlenemccormack8701]

This game proves how incredible, tenacious and energetic Federer is. At the age of 37, he is still formidable to have won the Wimbledon trophy. It's just not possible not to love such a charming, gorgeous, humble, inspiring, philanthropic and magnificent player like Federer. He's simply the best tennis champion of all times!

[@dimalagiannis8740]

​@@mariaarlenemccormack8701Djokovic a aujourd'hui 24 grand chelem donc arrête de dire que Federer est le meilleur tennisman au monde parce qu'il est troisième derrière Djokovic et Nadal

[@Mrdevil_8890]

who is here after roger announced his retirement today truely the greatest 😭😭

[@SkyAnderu]

Yep, to see the last Fedal match ever

[@Seramics]

Here

[@Seramics]

Me

[@mathewjensen8960]

so sad

[@sowmyanarayananvijayaragha6675]

Play chopin prelude. Sadest song for piano

[@sarahjones8396]

This rivalry/friendship must be one of the greatest in sport. I will never tire of seeing them play each other. The Wimbledon final of 2008 (before they had the roof) was my absolute favourite; there were rain delays and they were almost playing in the dark at the end! Wow!

[@CrisSkyTube]

Came back to this match after yesterdays Nadal vs Djokovic French Open match. I miss Federer's serve, yesterday there were hardly any easy points. I know most Fed fans focus on the horrors that happened in the final of this tournament, but this was a really cool match for Federer to have won. A little redemption after that 2008 defeat.

[@aldoringo439]

Haha so did I. And after zverev. I got a bit nostalgic.

[@rashiii.singhhh]

same....thats why Federer is my fav, even my tennis racket was co-designed by him!!!

[@wxllibear]

i still get depression when i think about the final

[@funnykitten2927]

@@wxllibear yea... Imagine how federer must've felt to lose 3 championship points that too when he's serving :/

[@russelltzeo4741]

@@funnykitten2927 might've been the greatest run ever if he beat djokovic.

[@evan3446]

It is strange to say that Federer fans have gone from a magnificent victory against Nadal in the semi-finals with tears of joy to a huge disappointment two days later. Federer took his revenge against Nadal at Wimbledon, he had an incredible level of play throughout the tournament. I do not even know if we realize how exceptional his performances are. At 38, he beats his biggest rival and, two days later, he was one point away from winning the game against Djokovic, it's crazy. This match will be a small consolation for fans of Federer after what happened next.

[@icecoldacer]

Not only 2 sets against Djokovic, but was also one point away from winning the whole game :)

[@pacifist1360]

I agree with all your comments on the greatness of Roger Federer which can't be questioned. However, credit must be also given to Djokovic at how well he fought off the two match points and the entire crowd against Federer during this year's Wimbledon and at the 2010 and 2011 US Open semis. He beat Federer this year and didn't even play his best tennis.

[@j-tallica1188]

@@pacifist1360 I disagree, that was the best I ever saw Djokovic played. Only Federer and Wawrinka at their best can beat Djokovic at his best.

[@jimnosnow4484]

J-tallica 1, Yep completely agree. Or Rafa on clay

[@j-tallica1188]

I do want to add 1 more. Nick Kyrigos,granted he's healthy and focused. He's someone that could beat Djokovic at his best, he really struggles to return his serve and has a really good offense/defense/variety combo

[@Rockyrocks2112]

can i just say i LOVE seeing the camera on Federer’s wife. she is always there to support him ever since the beginning of his career. so wholesome

[@christinam.k]

who thought this will be last official match of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. End of era. Best duo ever. #fedal

[@BicheBug1996]

Came back to look at their great rivalry after seeing how really close they are as friends and how how they love each other 🌹🌹🌹🌹 it showed sooooo well at Roger retirement function on court

[@buffgarfield3231]

Nadal beat Federer to get to his 12th French Open Final and Federer beat Nadal to get to his 12th Wimbledon Final. Is there anything the two of them can't contest?

[@pauljohnson6019]

@@pants1359 Okay, let's not rub it in too much.

[@camctrail]

@@pants1359 they're still the best of all time on those respective surfaces lmao

[@matijacvitkovic3735]

@@sunflowersofinferno7904 playing with 37, 33, 32 against his rival who is in his prime. If they both played at their prime (like wimbledon 12 where they met) federer would win every match

[@lancefortaleza3665]

And Roger was beaten by Novak in the tie break of finals with 12 to 10

[@ppdan]

@@sunflowersofinferno7904 Who did better on grass?

[@thebigsquirrel50]

Roger even surprised me at how he won in four sets. And he just threw away the 2nd. How he came back to win the last two just shows how great he is.

[@thebigsquirrel50]

@@Nycku007 let's stay on topic, I understand Roger lost 3 tiebreaks. I understand he lost. I'm talking about this match. Not Djoker's match. Please understand that.

[@thebigsquirrel50]

@మీ తెలుగోడు for the love of God, shut up.

[@nbss]

sorry but this match is pointless after what happened in the final ;)

[@ChristiaanRoest79]

Federer clearly should have won the match against Djokovic. Djokovic wasnt toying with Federer. Federer only lost tiebreaks and made more breaks. He chocked two matchpoints.

[@SJ-di5zu]

Federer was out of his mind this tournament, but I really wish Nadal’s backhand was firing how it’s been all year. This could’ve been a 5 set classic. Seems he tightened up and got a little nervous though

[@tabularasa7711]

feeling so fortunate to live at a time when i can watch and appreciate these great masters of this tradition of tennis. Roger played some of his best tennis -- showing no emotion of disappointment or celebration. As Boris Becker observes during the color commentary, Roger carries himself the same way from the beginning throughout and to the end of the match. Boris says, "That's what's called "tunnel vision""

[@rjcupid]

Nadal and Federer are my two favourite tennis players of all time and I’ve been watching tennis for almost 40 years. They both have great integrity, respect and incredible skill.

[@kandycepeterson2482]

And both are extremely handsome ! 🔥

[@naturalbby1722]

The Federer-Nadal rivalry is one of the greatest rivalries of all time! Their rallies are simply incredible! I just love Nadal’s fighting spirit and Federer’s calmness and grace

[@fernandocesar6626]

And the father of both is Djokovic 🤣

[@charbelkhoury3986]

@@fernandocesar6626 Exactly bro 😂🤣

[@ramjeenakka586]

​@@fernandocesar6626chokovic always 3rd greatest player of all time 😂😂😂

[@nikshaysolanki4541]

​@@ramjeenakka586chokli is not even top 10 player of all time 😂😂😂

[@dannyishere139]

A painful loss and he’s still signing autographs...my man Nadal!

[@ashb001]

Not really a painful loss on grass when he is a distant second to both Novak and Roger.

[@pauljohnson6019]

Exactly, this was expected- a 'painful loss would have been losing French Open to Novak, having 2MP!'

[@Hammerton32]

@@pauljohnson6019 Exactly, lol.

[@luciusquinctiuscincinnatus2058]

@@pauljohnson6019 or maybe losing it to a nobody like Robin Soderling.

[@Warren_Flatt]

@@ashb001 almost agree. Novak, then Sampras and then Federer in that order as the greatest grass players. Nadal 4th

[@jamespaul481]

Watching this after Federer lost to Hurckacz in 2021.😭😭❤❤

[@aryanawasthi6556]

Federer is a choker.

[@buraagaar1941]

Same bro😭

[@rogersalllike9133]

But Hubert played way better and deserved the win so nothing to cry about

[@jamespaul481]

@@rogersalllike9133 I didn't say he didn't

[@EL_AEB]

No comparison 😏

[@j.erickson8571]

Winning or losing, these two greats are a treat for our eyes. Nadal for example, fourth set, one break down and he wins a point and celebrates like he won the whole thing. Unbelievable determination and will. We all can learn from the Bull of Mallorca. Federer, what else we can say from this man. I am not forgetting the great Serbian, a class act, and the best player in the world for quite a while now.

[@blob2092]

Andy Murray there with them also, together the Big 4 have won 65 grand slams!

[@inalmanungki9232]

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[@inalmanungki9232]

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[@blob2092]

@@inalmanungki9232 please don’t not type nonsense, i am very sucesful businesmen, very busy, i don’t not have time to read youre comments ok?

[@hymansahak181]

One of Roger’s great victories. I started watching this rerun and watched it through entirely. If we can only get Roger back even part time (8 tournaments a year), it would make me so happy.

[@Anticommunism99]

Bruh he's 40 not 30!!!! He's done nowhere to push.

[@shreya1100]

Even Novak only played 10 tournaments this year. 8 is too much to ask for somebody like Roger who tried playing 5 tournaments this year.

[@r.c.c.10]

2019 was far from his prime yet this is one of the best matches he ever played. How an almost 40 years old can play like this is unbelievable. Tough final though, in which even definetely playing better than Djokovic, choked at some key moments and ended up losing.

[@amihai_bl]

Amazing to see Nadal’s fighting spirit, he just won’t give up until it’s really over

[@altruismfirst6489]

the way he hits with clearance is what makes him even greater unlike Hewitt, Agut, Djokovic, Alacaraz and other never say die players. The rest hit so low in trajectory, Nadal maxes all his abilities by giving himself every opportunity to stay in the point and when needed strike or put the ball in the best place. He plays by inches, a 3d chess master on the court. Fed is more a Samurai all out slash, weave, and pounce or dies by the sword from Nadal's thousand cuts. Only Borg vs Macca vs connors had this variety and match up on grass and for only one match Lendl vs Macca on clay. Here we had it all with only 2 playersfor so long.

[@sakshamsanwaria7486]

​@@altruismfirst6489Above all, these two are great ambassadors of the sport

[@funfor1life]

That Wimbledon really would and should have been Roger's final masterpiece, his last grand gift to the sport he has loved, cherished and revolutionized. Tough luck. Arguably the greatest champion in any sport, ever.

[@cprintbg]

Djokovic was better. That`s why it is callled sport and not fashion week...

[@wigertoods1305]

He was the greatest in time when no. 47 and no. 86 have played the finals against him. As soon as Rafa and Nole matured he was done.

[@aleksandarivancevic834]

jo mamma what he meant is, the ability to finish the game

[@subramanianvilayannurharih8539]

@@cprintbg OK............................................................................................................

[@keir92]

Shame he got beaten by the better player

[@bardock2525]

2:37:40 the guy with the blue hat tried to keep clapping with one hand for a second! xD

[@keloonpa58.62]

Lol

[@gabrielchiper5721]

Peak coordination

[@TheRobelectro]

Hahahaha would never have noticed, lol

[@tadficuscactus]

Legend.

[@miltonkennedy8013]

LOL well it could happen sometimes LOL

[@rk3726]

He was 38 at that time ... And he beat Rafa and nearly beat Novak. The legacy of Federer will be far more than the titles and numbers, GS trophies or year end number ones... He taught the world that tennis is not a ball hitting sports, but sheer art and craft . Tennis was never more beautiful when this man was on song.... And what about the man on the other side of the net ?? He taught the world that tennis is not just a sport, but war...a military campaign.. Every point .. every single game and every single match !!!!! They don't compete with each other.. they just complete each other ... Every time they play !!!!

[@errolodriscoll239]

Don't exaggerate he wasn't 38

[@soham9821]

37

[@rogerkissier]

when Federer had the numbers and the records they said he was the greatest of all. Now these numbers are in Djokovic's favor Federer is said to be the most of all because he beat Nadal at 37. I don't know what your qualifier will be for federer if Djokovic wins at 38 soon. don't exaggerate

[@JOHNHYCW]

They always surprise us with great skills and mental strengths! Look at the last game! Two champions!

[@khoado123]

"they looked like boys then but they look like men now"... this hit hard...

[@redwoodtrees7068]

blink again and we'll be seeing Sincaraz 40th installment

[@amineululu]

2019 was a magic year. We have seen 2 Fedal in 2 Grand Slam (French Open and Wimbledon). We are lucky.

[@halalgordonramsay4983]

they’re different and that’s why both are incomparable. major respect to my men #TeamFedal

[@reekkuza]

Guys they both are legends let's stop comparing them. Leta have some time to appreciate their hard work, it's easy to compare but hard to play.

[@kspro5625]

Can't believe this was the final time we saw this duo battle it out

[@JacobMarkwood]

This was the first full tennis match I ever watched!

[@eveR-co8zk]

,

[@stefanalexandru1941]

Then u had a good start

[@Froshigi]

At 1:41:00 , federer totally read nadals mind on that serve!! 🤯

[@NSB25445]

I randomly clicked in the middle of the video, and for a few minutes I didn't realize that this was a full match, I thought it was a highlight reel. That's how good they are.

[@Ash_rn08]

definitely the most highlight reel generation match up in the sport, especially when they’re both having good days

[@Rolandog2016]

Saludos amigos del Tenis. Ambos atletas engrandecieron este deporte y sirven de ejemplo a venideras generaciones que actualmente disfrutamos... GRACIAS miles!!

[@hrishikeshp19]

I watched this live at the center court at Wimbledon. One of the best days of my life.

[@dhruvpurohit4937]

What was the ticket price

[@hrishikeshp19]

@@dhruvpurohit4937 $7000

[@dhruvpurohit4937]

Wooaah worth every penny

[@paokholensingson155]

@@dhruvpurohit4937 Misa ase

[@carterwatson1949]

I’m beginning to really get into tennis for the first time & I just saw Nadals 2019 us open match when he hits the ball around the bet that was crazy

[@cachi-7878]

Just breezed through this three hour match in one and a half hours. Thank goodness for fast-forwarding... Well done Roger!

[@rajarshighosh4821]

I think Roger Federer was in great form during Wimbledon. Out of the big 3 he played the best brand of tennis. Just that his mind let him down on those Championship points.

[@sebastianmaddonni7548]

@@geralddecaire8086 djokovic won 3 sets, maybe federer isnt that great, just elegant compares to djoko. And lets be honest, djokovic played bad in that final and beat federer anyway

[@gerardoaquino4299]

@@sebastianmaddonni7548 your comment shows lack of knowledge of the sport, one should talk with more care when one does not do his/her homework

[@sebastianmaddonni7548]

@@gerardoaquino4299 arguments? Oh none... okay

[@MuscularMan008]

Yeah and still didn't won a slam lmao.... accept the fact rafa and novak are better than him

[@Alex-zd8hj]

@@sebastianmaddonni7548 Also, lets not forget that Federer tanked 2 out of 3 tie breaks. It was one of those games. He was returning and dominating the baseline exchanges he just made poor choices in some key moments. Basically he beat himself. I don't think anybody will have something to say if Djokovic would have won in a comfortable manner is just that he won a game that he was visibly inferior.

[@sanketroy8118]

Man oh man these three Federer,Nadal and Djokovic just doesn't want to give up till their last breath 🔥🔥

[@88feji]

Why should they when they are still winning against the younger generations most of the time ?

[@xSam420]

I have chills watching this after Roger’s retire announcement

[@sanjibmukhop]

i love how becker has kept himself relevant in tennis for over 40 years legend on and off the court hope to hear many more years of commentating.

[@nicksaveka5078]

Watching Federer play like this is unreal at his age, still improving when he went through a real low performance period between 2011-2015

[@eyeofthetiger6002]

Federer's serve is something else,a thing of pure beauty and absolutely deadly! 😅

[@Silk1970]

The final game they ever played against each other completely encapsulates the skill, determination and intensity that highlighted their magnificent rivalry.

[@sugarray8392]

I WAS THERE !!! what a match !!! 1000% tension and emotion

[@srinidhits7934]

Federer found it very difficult to close out the final game in this match too. Did the same mistake 2 days later which was too costly.

[@TransurLifeawai]

2:59:52 is why I love Fedal.

[@madhavvinod6500]

I Can Confidently say that This sport Has two Goats 🐐🐐💯

[@THL-sz3bl]

@@madhavvinod6500 Only one goat 😏 #NovakDjokovic

[@justagoodlifes]

2:24:19 Now that’s the Real Highlight.

[@MorganBallardWheeler]

haha yeah, I love how it then cuts to the full moon lol

[@alibrahim99]

every time they met, I can see clearly the true respect from Nadal to Roger .....

[@pacifist1360]

Ali Ibrahim and vise versa.

[@jimnosnow4484]

They were at a restaurant together at the beginning god the week

[@ppdan]

I think it was after a Wimbledon final (I think the first final they faced each other) that Nadal said that Roger was one of his idols. There is lots of mutual respect between those players. It's a shame that their fans are constantly "fighting", it makes Rafa and Roger look bad.

[@wigertoods1305]

Boris Lemeshev forgetting AO 2009 and "God, it's killing me"? Nadal always had respect for Fed but the other dude was forced to respect him. He was humbled by Nole also in the last decade. Have a look at some of his interviews around 2011 and how everything changed 2014 - present time.

[@alanford3826]

¡ʇuǝɯɯoɔ ɹno⅄ pɐǝɹ oʇ uʍop ǝpᴉsdn uǝǝɹɔs ʎɯ pǝuɹnʇ I 'ɐɐɥ-ɐH

[@Rolandog2016]

Este es y ha sido, para mi; el mejor de los torneos de tenis y uno de los mejores organizados y atractivos. Lo disfruto muchísimo. Es una gran nación deportiva. Saludos desde la República Dominicana...

[@nektariospanioras2630]

Μας συγκίνησε η ταινία. Σας ευχαριστήσουμε για όλα αυτά τα υπέροχα συνεσθηματα.

[@mzdfzk]

Finally!! An upload from Wimbledon

[@Say0n]

Thanks for uploading this!

[@Dbdbe1]

Evert and Navratilova had a pretty good rivalry. Played 80 times; 43-37, 18 Grand Slams each... ;)

[@sunritroykarmakar4406]

Woww didn’t know that

[@Vaisin]

Out of all the tournaments Roger didn't manage to win, I think Wimby '19 is arguably where he performed his best. Other examples of this include RG '07, RG'11 or Masters Cup 2005.

[@molybdaenmornell123hopp5]

US Open and Wimbledon 2015

[@josealdana1665]

Que señor jugador Nadal me encanta ante la adversidad nunca bajo los brazos que calidad de hombre y de jugados 👑👑👑

[@andyroo9381]

Even though I knew how it would all end, it was still thrilling to watch. Rafa wasn't as consistent as he normally is. He committed a lot of unforced errors. Roger looked like a swan out there. He just glides into place and strikes the ball without effort. It's just great to watch now that both Rafa and Federer are out for the rest of 2021, with injuries. Nadal Is My Champion!

[@masters.1000]

This just proves why H2H is circumstantial. In 2013 (worst year of Federer) they played 4 times, all won by Nadal, and again in AO 2014. But between AO 2014 and AO 2017 (3 years, the worst period of Nadal's career), they only played 1 time and Federer won. Not to mention the fact that they barely played at hard courts until 2009.

[@akhileshjj3271]

Perfecty explained dude...this happened in 2008 too....the same goes with the H2H against Djokovic, they didn't meet once in Djokovic's worst phase mid 2016 - mid 2018....when he came back into good form, the first thing he did was face Federer in Cincinnati Finals 2018 when Federer wasn't at his best.. When Federer was playing well, we saw what he did in the finals here at Wimby '19

[@masters.1000]

@మీ తెలుగోడు Everyone is on drugs.

[@masters.1000]

@మీ తెలుగోడు Yes, the most important.

[@masters.1000]

@మీ తెలుగోడు It's another game really.

[@jimnosnow4484]

Exact same thing with Djokovic. He finally got ahead in the h2h and led 23-22. Then Roger came back playing some of his best tennis for a whole season and Novak disappeared

[@taylorpack7705]

It was awesome to have Rafa win the French over Roger but Roger take Wimbledon over nadal. It was like stepping back in time to the early 2000s of an era where these guys dominated.

[@tabularasa7711]

here during the coronavirus lockdown in Canada. Last summer searched up and down in Dharamsala India (where the Dalai Lama lives) looking for a screen where we could watch this match in full. Loved it then. Stunning how the lack of emotion expressed outwardly kept the energy focused on the game. Federer has a lesson for us all in temperament in touch times.

[@mplslawnguy3389]

This one felt like a 5 setter. Could have gone either way really, but Fed found some magic at 37, he looked like he was in his prime for most of this one. Amazing match with two of the all-time greats, but also two of the classiest players around.

[@mauricegrommes638]

03:02:47 - 2 men in the crowd: "yeaaaah!!!" commentator: " nononono.. a little early" -- amazing hahaha!

[@niumitan6304]

I'm learning so much with those two strong opponents. They're my favorite players but I love Rafael Nadal more!!😘😘

[@엄규식-l1m]

2:47:11 Roger is the type of guy who challenges his own point.

[@SkyreeXScalabar]

why did he do that?

[@sandysun8520]

Yes

[@slam5]

@@SkyreeXScalabar that's call gamesmanship. he plays an honest and fair game.

[@akilansundaram2181]

Hahaha

[@benedictly1571]

@@slam5 he didnt mean to do that

[@gibbleway]

The fact that Roger got to match point at least once on Djokovic after beating Nadal, but trusted his net game too much to run in instead of being patient was just a botched loss he should've won and speaks to his unmatched greatness.

[@ynza5230]

The Drama. I'll never forget the final game of this match.

[@jaydantrinh2532]

nadal is my favourite player, federer is my second favourite so i had no clue who to root for

[@caffreys1979]

Your favourite maybe lol 😋

[@subramanianvilayannurharih8539]

nadal is my favourite player TOO. DJOKOVIC NEVER.

[@sakshamsanwaria7486]

​@@subramanianvilayannurharih8539I rooted for Rafa whenever he was against anyone not named Roger Federer 😊

[@SHVideografie]

Federer's backhand didn't break down against Nadal here, which was the biggest difference when Fed faced Rafa in his prime. Should have changed to that new tactics and bigger racket way earlier.

[@NamTran-xc2ip]

Isnt that his whole career? Would have , could have, should have,…

[@DungxxHen]

Nadal committed just as many errors as Federer. In his earlier years Federer wouldnt have had free points.

[@luangomess19]

2:57:17 Sorry Federer, i see...

[@karrarhaider8363]

Love

[@b99_quartaatsirazariadewi23]

is it his wife?

[@ingridrnilsen]

@@b99_quartaatsirazariadewi23 yea

[@Marky2121977]

Nice UU

[@kimowilliams7032]

Who’s here in October 2024 after Rafa just announced his retirement yesterday? 😢💪🏽🇪🇸👑🎾❤️‍🔥🥹🥰

[@jessebarlow1277]

2:41:16 is an incredible play

[@MrTheedge8]

Ainda bem que existe KZbin para eternizar esses momentos!

[@lacoronasl]

2:59:40 this is Rafa.

[@rinkurakesh]

Vintage Rafa

[@sirbenjaminthebold3943]

Alfonso fernandez well spotted

[@Nico_3001]

3:03:00 this is Federer

[@lacoronasl]

NICOLAS CAPART 👍

[@connorism69]

His backhand really failed him in this match. But Federer cleverly used the backhand slice to Nadal's backhand, which he had a lot of trouble countering. Federer took the foot off in the second set, but was in control for the vast majority of the match besides that.

[@Molybdaenmornell]

Third set: 4:2 Commentary: "will it be easy for Roger to hold serve twice? I don't think so." ... Roger holds to 15 and then to love to take the set.

[@guilhermeluisfrancarego266]

How much do I miss watching this legend playing

[@arungupta1407]

Grateful to witness the era of three GOATs.

[@starrosborne7839]

They call this a rivalry but these two are the greatest of friends

[@Darkmexable]

When they played doubles in Laver Cup 2017, it was such an awesome moment

[@sathvikkumar3577]

I am truly blessed to see their matches live . Lucky generation who all got to witness the epic respected rivalry

[@ScumAndVillains]

Such great rivals and at the same time such great friends when away from the courts. This is how sports should be understood. Every sport.

[@brandonhoogstra6653]

No one's ever going to read this, but Roger Federer used to be my favorite tennis player but now I like Rafael. My grandma and I would wake up at three to watch the Fed at the Australian Open. We loved him. But now I just believe that Rafa is the more sincere and hard-working player.

[@enzogomes9371]

maybe federer is old to be as hard working as he used to be, with everything he accomplished he must feel a little tired and cant keep the same pace he used to u know?

[@alanford3826]

I'm big fan of big 3, because I'm 60 now, and they were my childhood heroes when I was 8, and they are still playing!

[@Aman-nk5uq]

Gee what????

[@MyBodyWash]

Mate I don’t think that’s how math works

[@shahidsharif8322]

Roger federer pure class with great sport man ship

[@pjchj3599]

I can watch this match by full of pleasure but i can't watch the finals match ,that hunting my emotional😰 Since then huge lost in 2 match point by federer still hunting and destroy my spirit all the time (i can't sleep that night even next day) So painful feeling to watch even see the thumnail of the final video

[@ghazankhan5932]

give djokovic the credit too because he fought against the entire biased crowd too

[@abelbatista1058]

GHAZAN KHAN Federer was the best player

[@ghazankhan5932]

@@abelbatista1058 and yet he lost...lmao

[@MAC-cx9mp]

The same as last year the best match was not in the final . Last year Nadal v del Potro was the best of the tournament.

[@14DANESSJ]

@@ghazankhan5932 Crowd wasn't too bad. Novak just doesn't have enough fans to stand out like Rafa

[@lorenajimenez2597]

This match is great ,I love this both

[@dinaowen633]

Omg!! I miss Roger soooo much!! We will never c this again!! Heartbreaking, but beautiful. Sooo great for the game!! I cried at Rogers retirement, Agassi's, n im sure Nadals too!! 😢

[@arce1132]

He llorado con este partido. Algunos me llamarán exagerado, pero ver en el mismo torneo a el gran Rafael Nadal Parera que tanto nos ha dado caer en primera ronda, el destino nos regala un giro inesperado poniendo a otro español en lo más alto del tenis, que grande que eres Carlitos. Viva el deportes español !!!

[@iceangel9006]

Maestro changed his game and became even better cause of Rafa!!! Salute to these 2 legends!

[@eduardoantoniodicavalcanti]

Emocionante assistir do começo ao fim essa partida!

[@World_HistoryFacts]

35:14 that legend is reading a book during one of the best matches of wimbledon 2019 hahahah

[@lucascecconi258]

he's completely BASED. he has won at the tournament of life

[@jimincos]

@@lucascecconi258who is the lil guy

[@foodengineer6240]

Harika muhteşem süper. işte gerçek spor zevki bu. Bu bana yıllar önce pete sampras ve andre agassi finalini hatırlattı .. 👏👏👏

[@sureshbabu5026]

Roger makes such difficult sport so easy. He is an amazing tennis man. Common!

[@petyolobutov221]

If this ends up being their last match against each other it will be a worthy end to and absolutely incredible rivalry!

[@calebcrawford2520]

Who knew that it would be. Fedal forever.

[@rishbahpandey8697]

@@calebcrawford2520 nadal > federer

[@daniel6323]

It's so strange seeing Nadal stand so far back on Federer's serve... I just watched the 2008 final and he was far more aggressive.

[@prateek752]

The Nadal post 2016 is a completely different Nadal. He is not 25 anymore. His legs have lost a lot of firepower.

[@prithwirajdhar1591]

He has the abilities to continue for 2 years more.

[@pauljohnson6019]

Yes, and hopefully win a few more GS.

[@joshhodkinson9305]

He's already said he wants to play the Tokyo Olympics, so I'm sure we'll see him until at least the end of the 2021 season.

[@bilelbenfraj4189]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGfdenqOqtNobbc

[@serb9814]

@@pauljohnson6019 he Is Done with grand slams

[@anandparmeswaran6681]

@Serb Animation never underestimate Federer remember 2017 Australian Open.

[@adamchuchla2329]

Wimbledon 2019 semi final... Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal match ... And in 35:16 this boy read a book?!??!?! WTF?!??!?! 🤣

[@LeS__932]

I think he doesn't know how lucky he is

[@Frenzinh0]

We were so privileged to watch this guys play on such level in 2019