Young Roger Federer Was Absolutely Insane (18 & 19 Years Old)

[@ijuwan17]

When the resolution is quite low, and you can’t tell which one is RF.... Sees the swing, THAT’S ROGER 😆

[@forrestmarques7256]

The one winning the point dummy

[@ijuwan17]

Forrest Marques wow how rude... Well what can you expect from someone who has watch till the point is over to get to the point where everyone else gets after a couple of strokes 😏 LOL

[@forrestmarques7256]

@@ijuwan17 sorry I've got family problems and I'm just an angry person I don't mean it like that God bless you

[@Buddy_-ub1mf]

His forehand swing was a lot different compared to today

[@bonafide.abhinav.moment]

@@Buddy_-ub1mf he shortened the forehand in 2007

[@skepticalmonkey7263]

I remember the first time I saw Federer. Wimbledon fourth round in 2001. I was a huge Sampras fan and this kid just comes out and hits impossibly gorgeous shot after gorgeous shot and takes down Sampras when I didn't think anyone could beat Sampras at WImbledon. I actually called my Dad and told him to watch the highlights. I think I said, "I think I just saw the new best tennis player in the world. This kid is unbelievable." He was even better than I thought.

[@paulsimovich9157]

You literally saw history personified! The goat ! Mr. Federer

[@seanhillery1231]

lol it’s funny, I remember l- I didn’t watch the match but as teenagers my brother and I sort of kept up with Tennis, and my Brother’s comment on the phone was: “Some dude named Federer just beat Pete Sampras at Wimbledon.” The funny thing is. We both thought, well that was a weird fluke, who know Tennis has just changed and it almost entirely shifts in a couple of short years.

[@benjitall1536]

I felt the same exact way when I saw Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon in 2007.

[@codegeek-il5fm]

So basically Federer has done it all. Long hair, short hair, Pony tail, colored hair, Hat, Reverse Hat, head bands :)

[@ThePianistONE]

now the only thing thats left is bald :)

[@exiledrabbit]

He's not bald yet

[@joserra79]

Mullet required ;)

[@ThePianistONE]

@@joserra79 Jeffrey John Wolf style mullet :D that guy has the best hair on tour.

[@qmto]

Keyword being ‘yet’. Sadly Fed is definitely losing his hair.

[@2war2bray]

I remember when Federer first started playing the majors and there was a buzz amongst the other players about this new guy. They would try and see him play his matches when they were free. He definitely didn't disappoint the world of tennis and tennis fans. He was pivotal in starting one of the greatest eras of tennis. Legend.

[@roberthays2883]

An example of someone that takes advantage of their talent instead of taking it for granted.

[@angelthman1659]

Like Kyrgios?

[@roberthays2883]

@@angelthman1659 lol exactly.

[@wdazeaphonflame9082]

I’m actually confused how does one take talent for granted?

[@muccisebastian9300]

Players that tall rarely become all time greats, maybe Safin and Sampras are the exceptions

[@user-ie8cn4sg8q]

@@muccisebastian9300 federer isn't that tall

[@Kidgloves1984]

Most gifted human being to ever handle a tennis raquet..as well as being a great competitor, athlete and person.

[@Bigboybooya666]

He wasn't always nice. He had a nasty oncourt personality that he had to change in order to be number 1

[@Kidgloves1984]

I know he has a bad temper and his parents told him off about it saying he was beating himself with his court outbursts..he got stronger mentally and worked with a sport phycologist for 2 years.

[@Bigboybooya666]

@@Kidgloves1984 if only Safin had that mental strength lol

[@Kidgloves1984]

In 2005 he kind of did beating Roger at his peak in an epic 5 setter and then beating Hewitt in the final.

[@stevehughes1510]

One of the great movers in the game, always appeared to be playing within himself........effortless with that great anticipation...........very rarely see him wrong footed.

[@celinegarcia4158]

Before the ponytail and man bun became cool Roger was already into it. He was a firebrand back then throwing rackets and come on's. I fell in love with Roger's game at first sight. The way he plays, having every shot in the tennis playbook just made me go wow. So many years later and he is still WOW.

[@normangoldstuck8107]

Being a South African I was a Federer fan from age 18. He lost his first 7 matches against leyton Hewitt and it drove me crazy. Then never lost to him again. Its difficult to believe that Hewitt, now retired is only 6 months older than Rog. You can appreciate Nadal and Djokovic all you like-and they are great, but there is that little something extra only Rog has.

[@fearsomebunny]

Yep, I watched those first matches between Federer and Hewitt intently.

[@razarraz8276]

The game won't be the same when Fed retires, as well as Nadal and Djokovic

[@mikemartin5749]

@@razarraz8276 new stars will come along. When I was young, I would have said it will never be the same after McEnroe, Connors, Borg and Becker are gone.

[@razarraz8276]

@@mikemartin5749 it will be hard after the likes of fed djok and nadal though. the only people i see winning a slam after they retire are theim and medvedev

[@mikemartin5749]

@@razarraz8276 so we just have to wait a little longer. There may be a couple of young players right now, that we never heard of, who are going to entertain us for years to come. Anyway, I am seriously enjoying all the classic matches that the Tennis Channel has been so good to show us during the shut down. I agree with you that we live in an epic era of tennis. Maybe no one will ever top Federer/Nadal at Wimbledon in 2008. But maybe they will.

[@uditv5872]

Young Roger was absolutely insane looking like Gordan Ramsey

[@atakanats7505]

Ahahaajja

[@cachi-7878]

Well, he turned out to be even greater than Gordon Ramsey.

[@ferrovic]

how can the two even be compared? gordon is the boss in the kitchen, roger is the boss in the court, no comparison can be made between the two...

[@juliashireen6195]

I had to laugh man🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sandysun8520]

@@ferrovic anger bro...both have common

[@SebastianMontanile]

Maaan just imagine being someone who has seen Roger playing in Basel since his first appearance, like just seeing how much he’s grown not just tennis wise but in his personal life!!!

[@rafagoat575]

I guess something like watching Nadal play in Monte-Carlo at 16 years old beating top players, and watching him now, 18 years later.

[@fapld7489]

I wish we could make him young again and get to see him on the court for another 20 years.

[@zakariaazaraf3482]

as one of roger's fans during 12 years i havent't seen a masterpiece like this one, Thank you dude :)

[@vadimprudnichenko6561]

The best tennis player in the world in my opinion. He inspired lots of people, tennis players around the world. I like to watch this particular video when I'm getting back in memoirs about tennis.

[@youseframilson8369]

Impressive how good Roger adapted to the new times, GOAT

[@rafagoat575]

You talking as if he played with a wooden racquet LOL Federer turned pro just 3 YEARS before Nadal did LMAOOOOOOO

[@rafagoat575]

@maccajoeprops to his mother for giving birth in 1981 Lol. Federer dominated 2004-2007. THAT'S IT. That's all the years he's dominated in tennis. It doens't matter if he played Chang, Rafter or Sampras once in Wimbledon the year prior his retirment. That doesn't make him greater Lol. Rafa was beating Agassi at age 19 to win Canada, or beating him at Wimbledon. Or beating Safin, etc.

[@elevendct1102]

​@@rafagoat575 Fed IS greater but not for this "adapted to new times" or "different era / shifts" bullshit lol. As you said as if Federer played with a wooden racket or if 3 years would be different times

[@elevendct1102]

we see nothin on this vid that Federer still doesn't do today almost the exact same, this young Federer is 98% the same as today Federer

[@jozefmajor3355]

PIG😂😂😂

[@wishwho]

0:04 "This is why he's gonna be good for the game." Hmm, hell yeah!

[@SeemaSrikanth]

Prophetic and the comments by the commentators after his win against the great sampras too

[@malant2719]

That backhand shot of his. Even back then it was always there just wasn't as refined as it would eventually go on to be. A true legend of the game

[@user-oq3in5pz3d]

People aren't realizing the very young Roger was playing with an old school racket. He's been dominating in so many era's and have been on the top for so many years. He's going to be 39 in a couple of months and he is still one of the best players right now. Absolutely insane, GOAT.

[@davenaga]

Young Federer didn’t play with a wooden racket. My dad is 6 years old than Federer and he started playing at age 8. 6 years before Federer and when my dad was nine they had the rackets we have.

[@dumitriuradu8481]

No, it was a metal raquet. And the strings were made out of bambus 😄

[@paqboii1907]

I'm pretty sure his first racket was his dads wilson prostaff 85(sampras's racket)

[@shreyas235]

Warrior Son that is not true. It is just that at 14 he moved to a boarding school/tennis academy and stayed there but he started tennis much earlier than 14

[@WuzzaWombat]

Never played with a wooden racquet.. didn’t start at age 14 and is definitely NOT the GOAT

[@rbraxley]

A couple of observations. 1) How strange to see Federer playing in front of empty stands, and on outer courts in some cases. 2) He's got some of the best hands in the history of the game, along w/ McEnroe. A lot of these great shots, even the "lucky" stabs, work because he has the hands to control the racquet face at the moment of impact. Practice hones that, but there's a level of natural athletic ability which most of us just don't possess, even other top players.

[@robinhuber5754]

All his opponents in this video long time gone or retitered. It shows the abolute topclass in shape of Mr. Roger Federer.

[@dariatregan7512]

Absolute GOAT. Regardless of GS count

[@Nenko_Music]

totally

[@tommybuurt]

Fed use to wear a hat!?!?!?!?!?! mind blown ahha

[@someshsaha]

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[@chrisw3492]

Shapovalov might consider switching to a headband too

[@iwnunn7999]

I Was just thinking that!!

[@Carlos-wy4on]

Fed looks like he's ready to paint a house with that white hat.

[@bnzimusa]

Backwards 😂

[@theaviator1152]

It’s the most surreal feeling in the world to watch this right after an AO 2017 tribute. It’s like, “this man has defined greatness. Now look where he started from.”

[@joshuab1707]

Let's talk about why Djokovic and Nadal are so good, as well as so much of the field over the last 20 years. It's because of this man right here, Federer. He raised the bar so much higher than it had ever been. Not just compared to the others playing at the time, but objectively a higher level of tennis than had ever been seen. It forced the likes of Djokovic and Nadal to be so good in order to not only compete, but surpass. Federer forever changed the game.

[@rdavis7104]

Of all the tennis players I've seen over the last 40 years I have to say Roger is the best. He's the whole package...power, speed, mental toughness, consistency, etc. He's hit shots I've never seen anyone else hit before. Nadal, Djokovic, Borg, Laver...all incredible players and definitely some of the greats, but none of them are the whole package like Federer. What he has accomplished along with Nadal and Djokovic is really incredible, they've dominated the game and will probably continue into 2021.

[@ermanevcil]

Talent needs to be backed up by hard work. Legend at work.

[@grimson]

So cool to see him like this. He still moves and plays like he's young, but as far as his personna, by the time he was 25 he was more like an old-school gentleman investment banker than a young pro athlete.

[@dtwy]

That’s a pretty funny comparison but kinda true haha.

[@mir-jan3496]

Best definition.

[@maxwelldewinter]

That's what got him the big branded contracts! Making him the highest paid athlete in the world! Fed has great style and taste not your typical tennis jock!

[@gddfhjiufcv]

Don't ever compare Federer to an investment banker. They are the biggest crooks on the planet and have no morality or conscience whilst Federer is a great role model and symbolises hard work and talent.

[@henrykszuplakszuplak6578]

Ha! I was just about to say that... they're part of the problem

[@yungsuit]

3:45 - I love that there is a camera on the scoreboard rather than a digital scoreboard

[@austindiehl2016]

Young Fed had some fire

[@pooriatyrant4566]

9:48: Reporter didn't even knew this guy is not only going to be good for the game, He is going to be the game itself.

[@rafagoat575]

Federer is the game itself.... LOL Fucks sake

[@donkeykongfedereristhegoat762]

@@rafagoat575 Federer defines tennis.

[@rafagoat575]

@@donkeykongfedereristhegoat762 "Federer defines tennis" "Federer is the game itself". Poor Federer fans, their never ending pedantry and arrogance....just to witness how he ends being 3rd all time 😂😂😂😂😂

[@jonvdw]

That hair though!!! Now I know where Thiem got his inspiration.

[@drtrouble3899]

jonvdw : Where not were. 😏🙄

[@rafagoat575]

Federer not only invented tennis but also blond dye. LMAO

[@Patty_Brard]

@@rafagoat575 holy shit its so hilarious to see how much of a loser you are in all these comments

[@fredbear5567]

@@rafagoat575 you’re not funny.

[@rafagoat575]

@@Patty_Brard hilarious is the comment saying Thiem dye his hair inspired in Federer 20 years ago LMAOOOOOO

[@The-Dom]

Nobody has advanced the game like Fed did. GOAT.

[@Carlos-fn2hl]

A lot of his game has changed, but class and elegance present since day 1 🐐

[@PapaMachtDas]

Federer we all miss you ❤ Tennis is nothing without nadal and your genius...

[@arabellaclark7809]

Two of the most accurate... predictions in tennis... "il grande talento" and "that's why this guy is going to be good for the game" ! How many times have we all exclaimed?! 'more of this, please!', 'wunderschön!', ' extraordinaire' , 'che magia', 'masterful', 'oh là là' and 'Ay Yai Yai' ???!!! PeRFect answer even back then... "yes, but I don't look at the money though...you live off of it... but in the moment, the points and the victory are more important to me!!!

[@junaidshaik7175]

To think that at one time he used to play in front of hardly any spectators. He is one of the few players in the history of any sport who can fill stadia. Awesome player.

[@lord4806]

I mean you can argue for many players to be the GOAT. But its probably undeniable who is the most entertaining player of all time. When Federer is in the building he is the crowds favorite no matter who stands in front of him. For me he will always be the greatest because he touched me emotionally.

[@paulsimovich9157]

Well stated! Couldn't have written it better myself!

[@skatonio]

Are you a woman?

[@lgeiger]

His behavior when he was young reminds me of Lleyton Hewitt. The reverse basecap, the "come on" and even the walk, haha.

[@backtorealitygaming0494]

L. Gyger reminds me of Jon jacobins

[@rafagoat575]

You omited a lo tof stuff of his young behavior that reminds more of Kyrgios than Hewitt lol

[@kevinjoel8919]

Finally some Fed points I haven't seen before. Thank you!

[@pukulu]

He still had a lot to learn. Lleyton Hewitt could handle him quite well when Federer was young. Federer learned to stay back and be patient against Hewitt and turned their rivalry around.

[@diegosotomiranda4107]

The same with Nalbandian

[@domi6387]

Absloutly impressiv, how hes playing at the top for over two deacdes

[@tylerchan1076]

“Raw meat, no wonder he’s wearing red” - best commentator of all time 😂

[@MrJustforkicks]

Wow! Fed's forehand is so different than today. More proof that late adaptation to changes in technique can be beneficial at an advanced level and age

[@joshwood5215]

1:35 “do you think he brought him in intentionally with the return?” Yes. Yes I do.

[@eaglewinnings8003]

9:25 Federer's facial reaction is probably the single greatest thing I've ever seen

[@Bodlasona]

that face on Kafelnikov said s it all 00:23...Really he returned that? This kid is out of this world, he is a monster lol.

[@nicks.6341]

Best overall talent the game has ever known. Enjoy retirement, Roger. The game will miss you dearly...

[@sean8470]

for my money its Novak

[@nicks.6341]

@@sean8470 toss up at best.

[@sean8470]

@@nicks.6341 novak does lead the head to head 27-23

[@nicks.6341]

@@sean8470 yes. But Novak came a little later and didn’t play Federer during Federer’s initial dominant period. Where Federer played Novak throughout ALL of Novak’s dominant stretches.

[@sean8470]

@@nicks.6341 that is true

[@johnjeffers1524]

this just makes me sad. Can't believe he's done

[@nakatadinkicha9252]

0:01 yeah this is why this guy's gonna be good for the game...seems like he'll have exciting future.......

[@JB-ki9ql]

And with that skill and determination he went on to become a mega millionaire.

[@vighneshpc2573]

That thumbnail be like ' lets see if you can take 1 point from me ' 🔥

[@420benton2]

Excellent video!! Fantastic points by Roger!!

[@mattandallthings]

Tennis is also a mental game. He was smart enough to realise his talent early and get the right people around him so he only had to concentrate on tennis. The full package, and always looks so cool.

[@lp-pianoplays3637]

I can see how is forehand, backhand and serve technique has changed slightly from when he was 18-19 to now.

[@shaydelgado]

Ya hi forehand grip , swing is different now

[@devinotero1798]

His swing kinda looked like Sampras’ swing. More spin tho

[@elewie916]

Well I mean it has been a lifetime. Cool you can spot it I guess.

[@superbulma6725]

same feeling

[@michelemelchioni533]

...simply the best!

[@rippi37]

What a man !! What a player --- G O A T !! Thanks for posting

[@stjamm]

0:46 God damm, that was a good shot!

[@bctiger575]

He was highest paid sportsman too last year. Took over messi and Ronaldo for the top spot.

[@hathaway.1166]

Gotta love that Uniqlo deal

[@henthues5535]

And now it’s my Patrick Mahomes

[@DeadbeatChild]

Imagine having one of the greatest jobs in the world and also a billion dollars.

[@__jan6113]

He has consistently remained in top 10 from last decade with Ronaldo and Messi. These 3 are in every list of highest paid, loved, great, influential and popular athletes.

[@Pola509]

Wow, this Federer dude may be a champion one day...maybe even multiple championships :)

[@Keroppikun]

OMG! I am going to string up a few of my PS85’s again after watching this!

[@R5123]

2:10 "Fucking killed that angle"

[@trents3515]

Haas was a really good player who struggled with injuries. i'm not sure how many people know about him nowadays.

[@levanchkhe5657]

Huh :( he was supposed be N1 if there were not injuries 🙃🙃🙃 i had been always his huge fan 👌

[@MarcoMMMachiavelli]

Well... In all honesty, if they don't know about Haas, they're clueless tenniswise...

[@trents3515]

@@MarcoMMMachiavelli : you might be right but you probably know a lot about tennis, as i have from time-to-time, as well. the thing is, if a person only watches finals, like many, they might only be familiar with a few players! the more i watch tennis on youtube, myself, the more i am introduced to some very talented players. it's kind of cool like that. a couple leave me scratching my head about why they didn't rise into the upper echelons. i think the mental side plays such a big role and having a feel for the game.

[@MarcoMMMachiavelli]

@@trents3515 Well Haas was one of the ones who did make it (partly)... The guy had more comebacks then anyone I can think of (I mean after injuries)... He almost managed that amazing feat of reaching no.1 without winning a single GS... I think he also has a silver medal at the Olympics... And that's a big deal (contrary to what Djoko fans will tell you)... But unfortunately he goes down in the books next to Marat Safin, or more recently Delpo... The "what if" category... But in all honesty, Tommy's matches in GS's when he passed 30 years were jaw dropping... I remember the 2013 RG, after the Isner match, and the Youzhny demolition ,I honestly thought he had it in him to beat Nole... Fun times...

[@MarcoMMMachiavelli]

@@trents3515 but you are right about the mental side... I can think of players like Dustin Brown, Danny Kollerer, Ernest Gulbis, Bernard Tomic and many others... Breathtaking to watch, but sad to see them not making it...

[@robk5745]

When I see his old stuff I don’t see how good he was, I see how much he improved in his career. He clubbed the ball in comparison to later in his career, 2017 he became a true god of tennis, playing with beauty and a caliber that at times was completely unplayable by any man.

[@syedmuhammad101]

Rare footage..support the GOAT from Malaysia

[@muhammadonaiz6176]

Great Compilation Sir. It's always a treat to watch Baby Fed❤❤

[@iwnunn7999]

Props to Nadal, Djokovic, and laver but I still say he's the best who ever played the game

[@mickaellandry9726]

Nah, Djokovic has dominated the toughest tennis era. He has a serious chances to be the undisputed GOAT. *17* GS, *32* Masters1000, *5* ATP Final World Tour and *275* weeks #1 *@only 32 years old* 💪.

[@iwnunn7999]

@@mickaellandry9726 that's fine. I'm a fan of all 3.

[@EricNewman888]

Federer = GOAT for sure.

[@systemafunk]

Novak might not even continue playing given his stance on vaccines.

[@viveknamikaze761]

@@mickaellandry9726 Except masters, Federer had equal or more at 32. Only time will tell.

[@niteshsetin]

WELL back then Who knew This Kid going to be Legend One Day 😍😍😍😍😍

[@sheilaboston7051]

I did, after seeing him play in his first Hopman Cup :)

[@biggabenne]

The point at 2:19 just screams Federer! I wonder how many times he has played that exact series of shots (even the forehand frame lol)

[@sadhananarendar2992]

Young talent blossomed into a genius. Highly matured even at that age,that made the difference.👍

[@vigneshvenkat9698]

Amazing compilation. Love it.

[@iAmJoshC]

It’s funny to see some players attack Federer on his backhand

[@elliotsykes9656]

0:45, Federer wears a hat???

[@azankhichi2046]

Background music destroyed the video

[@muralidhar3984]

old school collection in young age.

[@mgsee]

Amazing player, and it's interesting seeing him before he developed that masterful way he has of strutting around the court! : )

[@karlpaul9248]

So young so good so confident so genius!

[@florianhollermann1952]

Excellent stuff. Also, Thommy Haas is probably the most underrated player ever.

[@benparsons4979]

Roger was going through some sort of phase with that blonde hair lol

[@Loris8768]

Ojalá salga otro Roger 🤞🏽🤞🏽 Gracias por tanto 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@Unhingedanduninformed]

what's equally impressive if not more impressive: he's still basically doing that at 37+yo O.O

[@christiandenton2174]

the level of competition Federer faced is much greater than that of the other "Big 4" especially ND

[@SL9SH]

Can’t believe he is retired 😭

[@Meowth88]

I know. My idol growing up. So much fun to watch

[@SL9SH]

@@Meowth88 I got a special place for roger, for me while I was younger I had some very rough years, but what actually kept me alive was playing tennis a lot and watching Roger like a freak, copy his gear, his personal racket specs and so that may sound too cringy but in my case Roger saved me mentally, he will always be the best for me, shame he lost on numbers on the other two guys, would have loved to see the greatest backed up by his numbers, but for me Roger will forever be the best

[@valeriygoloborodko1469]

Federer is the 🐐. He was always a beast.

[@JoseAntonio-qu8nk]

Violin fits well with RF.

[@dirkhartog7438]

The combination of grace and skill in all facets of the game as well as the confidence to try high risk winners from all over the court (and make most of them) made him stand out as a youngster to watch well before he started winning slams at 21.

[@lyndasteitz5329]

I don't believe in GOATS. Many great players over the years. Federer is my favorite to watch. Such poise and grace!!

[@annewalden3795]

You are probably correct there is no such thing as the G OAT but like you I continue to enjoy watching Roger Federer because he has a special charisma and entertainment value .

[@dayostical]

Great video. I can't get that music out of my head. What is it?

[@christianferrari3235]

The society: they’ve opened Pandora’s box

[@theaviator1152]

1:29 lmao looks like he crapped his pants from the great shot

[@thomasautengruber8369]

I was and always will be a Federer fan, but with Thiem being from my country I really don‘t know who to root for -.-

[@luqmanhakimroslan4483]

If time travel was possible i’d warn him of 40-15 in the future and maybe his backhand lol

[@nickbritten8132]

Insane thing is that even now (2020) he seems to pull out this next level stuff in almost every match he plays. Amazing! Smashing! Great 👍🏻

[@arjuntantry7894]

From empty stands to a completely pack stands roger has always been roger! GOAT

[@rafagoat575]

I swear one day I'm gonna read comments like "His wife's name is Mirka...he's the GOAT" lolllll

[@__jan6113]

His practice sessions have more audience than slam rounds of few players lol

[@sadek10tarafi89]

Your channel is awesome Roger the best ever ❤💪 young or old man

[@dovdovkopps]

Was Federer using a babolat racquet and keeping the Wilson logo at some stage? Very interesting 🤔

[@vanshagarwal2362]

No the babolat logo on his strings were for his gut strings . Back when he was solely using gut he had the babolat logo. Now with his hybrid stringing it’s marketed under champion choice by lux/Wilson hence he has their logo now.

[@lepumo1]

Es increíble ver lo joven, pero lo más increíble es ver lo caballero que siempre fue jugando al tennis.

[@huk8409]

0:09 Whats the name of song? Btw, nice video

[@Danny-ex3tj]

Song: They’ve opened pandora’s box

[@huk8409]

@@Danny-ex3tj Don't lie. Its Bad Style - Time Back.

[@BluesClues31]

2:49 Wow Roger wearing a cap during a game. Unrecognizable! Its like when Superman wears glasses and becomes someone completely different.

[@paulgermain5354]

Wouaw !

[@kofiofosu9051]

Moves even better now than he did when he was half his age

[@fireballdude7368]

Did she just call Roger Federer arrogant. That’s embarrassing for her part. He’s the most most relaxed and athletic guy out there, he’s nothing close to negatively arrogant.

[@ronburgundy7779]

He used to have quite a temper, then after his coach died he became much calmer to sort of respect his coaches memory

[@TaiAkinz]

Federer has gone on the record that he was a hot head when he was younger

[@soheiladam7510]

He mean that Fed have some confidence in his play. You have to have some confidence in your tennis to pull a shot like that at a young age.

[@__jan6113]

His confidence has always been interpreted as arrogance. Rafa and Djokovic fans always use that argument of him being arrogant to disrespect him.