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Federer vs Nadal | 2005 French Open | Condensed
00:00 - 1st Set
11:13 - 2nd Set
13:56 - 3rd Set
20:34 - 4th Set
11:13 - 2nd Set
13:56 - 3rd Set
20:34 - 4th Set
Просмотров: 4 338
Видео
Federer vs Blake | 2006 US Open | Condensed
Просмотров 7 тыс.День назад
00:00 - 1st Set 13:56 - 2nd Set 19:00 - 3rd Set 31:06 - 4th Set
Federer vs Reid | 2004 Australian Open | Condensed
Просмотров 8 тыс.День назад
Federer vs Reid | 2004 Australian Open | Condensed
Federer vs Murray | 2012 Olympics | Condensed
Просмотров 13 тыс.14 дней назад
00:00 - 1st Set 08:20 - 2nd Set 18:09 - 3rd Set
Federer vs Tsonga | 2011 US Open | Condensed
Просмотров 3,9 тыс.14 дней назад
00:00 - 1st Set 08:53 - 2nd Set 19:09 - 3rd Set
Federer vs Robredo | 2007 French Open | Condensed Final Set
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.21 день назад
00:00 - 4th Set
Federer vs Davydenko | 2009 ATP Finals | Condensed
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.21 день назад
00:00 - 1st Set 06:35 - 2nd Set 14:50 - 3rd Set
Federer vs Davydenko | 2007 French Open | Condensed
Просмотров 4,9 тыс.21 день назад
00:00 - 1st Set 10:57 - 2nd Set 22:52 - 3rd Set
Federer vs Mannarino | 2018 Wimbledon | Condensed
Просмотров 46 тыс.21 день назад
00:00 - 1st Set 04:22 - 2nd Set 17:46 - 3rd Set
Federer vs Nadal | 2012 Australian Open | Condensed
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.28 дней назад
00:00 - 1st Set 11:37 - 2nd Set 18:20 - 3rd Set 30:17 - 4th Set
Federer vs Phau | 2007 Australian Open | Condensed
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.28 дней назад
00:00 - 1st Set 08:20 - 2nd Set 12:18 - 3rd Set
Federer vs Djokovic | 2018 Cincinnati | Condensed
Просмотров 33 тыс.Месяц назад
00:00 - 1st Set 07:34 - 2nd Set
Murray vs Wawrinka | 2017 French Open | Condensed
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Месяц назад
00:00 - 1st Set 13:16 - 2nd Set 22:18 - 3rd Set 34:58 - 4th Set 45:33 - 5th Set
Federer vs Wawrinka | 2019 French Open | Condensed
Просмотров 8 тыс.2 месяца назад
00:00 - 1st Set 09:39 - 2nd Set 18:18 - 3rd Set 31:23 - 4th Set
Federer vs Del Potro | 2009 Madrid | Condensed
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.2 месяца назад
00:00 - 1st Set 09:14 - 2nd Set
Clay is federers nemesis..he only won 1 french open in absence of nadal..
I would say Nadal was his nemesis rather than clay - Federer was a great clay courter in his own right, he was just unfortunate enough to repeatedly play the best clay court player of all time.
It’s clear that Federer had a poor serving performance in this match - with a few more free points on serve he could have made it a lot closer
NETerer
one of the worst return performance ever by Fed standard
Federer made so many errors in this match - was it windy ?
Federer was making so many unforced errors, even in his prime.
He had to be more aggressive against Nadal, who just chases down every single ball
While Federer was obviously affected by his SF bout against Delpo here people always ignore he fact that in the Wimbledon final Andy looked like the better player in the first two sets while there were regular outdoor conditions (Roger was really fortunate to hang on in that second set an managing to break at the end of it). Once the roof got closed is that Roger clearly starting dominating. Perhaps if the roof remained open this could've been the same result in Wimbledon as well.
Federer backhand was so weak, a lot of unforced error, no power and that force him to take a lot of inside out forehand and that open the court for Rafa, if Roger had Novak’s backhand he would have won a lot more against Rafa
Thats a big if 😂😂😂 If Nadal had Federer serve he’d be untouchable.
viva epo dr fuentes.... nadal so ridiculous cheater
People get so deceived by false social media narratives. All I see is standard baseline slogging, no different to today. The only difference is this is shot with a potato which makes everything “look” faster. I remember once the MLB network tried to “debunk” modern radar guns by timing the pitches in slow motion to say that pitchers from the past were throwing just as hard as today. Then experts replied back, showing that in 30 FPS footage the difference between 90 MPH and 100 MPH isn’t even registered in a single frame 🤣
My goodness this bounce appears to be slow compared to Greenset, which they’ve used since 2017. Thankfully they got rid of rebound ace after 2007. Not only was it inconsistent but it was also sticky when it got very hot and humid. According to ChatGPT: 1: Rebound Ace: The slowest, with a higher and sometimes unpredictable bounce. 2. Plexicushion: Faster than Rebound Ace, with more consistent playing conditions. 3. GreenSet: The fastest among the three, designed to provide a quicker pace and lower bounce, promoting more aggressive play and shorter points
Роджер конечно, мастер.
It's like theater watching these players, they're so smooth!
Peak Murray
@ertugrulkorpinar51 Hard to argue with that.
Federer really should have won this match. I get the feeling the Safin AO defeat still lingered.
Should have won against his all-time nemesis? This is Nadal we're talking about, the greatest of all time on clay, the very one who DESTROYED Federer for years except at Wimbledon (then even beat him there), until Federer finally 'figured him out' in his mid-30s, at the point Nadal had already won something like 10x French open and was physically slowing down a bit.... This first historical win of Roland Garros at 17, followed by a dozen others to show it wasn't a fluke, is definitely meant to be. I say that as a Federer fan. Nadal was just something else on clay (and in general, but even more so on clay).
I don't think you realise how Nadal absolutely swept the clay season that year. He didn't lose a single match on clay in 2005
@@Rory626Nadal was still a teenager though, beating Alberto Martin and and some other chumps in atp250 😂😂
Nadal was beatable here. Federer played a really poor game.
You know it's gonna be good when the commentators are laughing after the first point.
That was such an insane first point too. Roger sets up a perfect inside out forehand winner, and Rafa absolutely sprints to it and hits an amazing running forehand pass
Blake had a 🚀 of a forehand
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for many years there’s been the goat debate but i can confirm the real goat is 7ennis
@cameo2277 Thanks. 7ennis is undefeated. Has yet to lose a tour level match 😂😂
Good Lord were the courts slow that year.
@maxivic1584 I know, right?! I actually liked the Australian Open more when it was slower.
This proved roger is the clay court goat.
Roger is the best clay court player ever!!!!!
He beat nadal 2007 Hamburg and 2009 madrid easily. Plus he beat soderling in 2009 after he beat nadal.
You fake Nadal number1
Well played Nadal but seriously how bad Federer played here. So many double faults, forehand unforced errors. Gave away 4th set just with a poor game filled with errors.
Hey greatly appreciated. Could you put up the condensed version of Federer djokovic 2011 RG??
prime federer beat *Only 7* times nadal from 21 matches in *7 years* between 2004-2010. prime djokovic beat 7 times *PRIME* nadal from 7 matches in *10 MONTHS* between 2011indian wells until 2012 Australien open. And still people want potrying djokovic as a weak era champion after this stats:))
Wow that is a glaring stat of just how important match ups play a part in tennis
The problem with your logic is that Nadal is a horrible matchup with Federer whilst he isn’t with Djokovic. I could easily reverse the same logic and say why was an out of prime Federer in 2011 much harder competiton at slams than prime Nadal was during 2011?
It’s easier to beat someone lots of times in the same year than do so over multiple years, because over time your game and their game is evolving. Federer himself found this in 2017 when he had a nice period where he matched up really well with Nadal and beat him 4 times
@@Alexx22570How is Fed more competition lol, Federer made 1 GS final which he lost meanwhile Nadal 3 GS finals 1 won…
As usually Great Job! Thanks for Sharing
@LafalletteH My pleasure!
Unfortunately, the source file was missing a few games, including most of the second set. Also, some points do not have audio. I hope you enjoy the tennis!
We all know Federer as the greatest attacking player of the baseliner era, but his defense on display in the point at 1:28 is just fantastic. It's not a great ball that he hits after Reid's plus-one, but good enough to achieve neutrality after Reid decides to stay back rather than approach that defensive FH. Then Fed unloads a deep heavy FH at Reid's feet, forcing the error. Federer winning 18 of 22 games in this match is a product of great athletic defense as well as that incredible offensive firepower that we see in highlight reel after highlight reel. Thanks again to @7ennis for editing and uploading these videos. As much as we all love watching the legendary matches with Nadal, Djokovic, Agassi, Sampras, and even Kyrgios, these videos help us understand how one of the GOATs came to win 74 of 80 matches over the course of one year. Utterly dominant, especially here!
@mskcrc Thanks for the comment! I hope to upload more. I'm a big Federer fan, but I plan to start uploading matches that feature the other legends of the game. I guess I have to work through my "Federer Fever" first 😂
game is so much faster now wow
@tradingmetamorphosis7197 The Australian Open used to play very slowly, but they started to speed up the court over time. I think the Australian Open should be the slow hard-court slam, while the US Open should be the fast one.
Tuxedo racquet no good for him.
So called Prime Federer and had problems with average Blake. xDDDDDDD Prime Federer --> establishment fake myth lie
lol. “Had problems” with a guy he was 10-1 against
Go play Violin 🤣
yeah that's why prime Djokovic had to go to the fifth to win slams against him and leads the H2H by just 4 matches against the "FAKE MYTH LIE". At 38 with a bad knee. Go to sleep.
Another guy who doesn't know what he is talking about... Take for example supposely ''weak era'' opponents that Federer had when he was destroying the tour like Blake, Roddick, Davydenko... Compare his h2h against those guys with what Nadal and Djokovic did against them... You would be surprised by the results... Federer is a combined 50-6 against those 3 players... Djokovic has a losing record and 5 losses just against roddick. A combined 13-7... Nadal has a losing record and 6 losses vs davydenko... A combined 16-12... The players Federer was beating were not bad, it's just that Federer in his prime was just so much better than everybody else.
@@samduc7751 Even Nalbandian, he won a tournament by beating all 3, Federer in his prime, Nadal in his prime and djokovic, but these djokovic cult members dont know 2 things about tennis.
How do you create these highlights
From 2006 US Open 3rd Set to 2007 French Open Quarterfinal 2nd Set, Federer won 36 consecutive sets. An Open Era Record for men.
Wow! I didn’t know that. Thanks for sharing!
Federer's serve is horrible in this series.
Two of the GOATs
Do you also have the 2016 murray-wawrinka rg match?
Lightning courts shit is unreal
IKR
peak tennis
Where? The rally length and bounce looks virtually identical to today. The only thing that’s different is the this is potato quality. When everything is pixelated things always “look” faster. If you actually measured the speed of the court it’s probably extremely close to what it is today. Watch some court side footage of both eras and pay special attention the bounce.
@@Mark-ut5oq He's talking about the way the ball skipped through the court, especially on flatter shots or slices. For most of the 2010's to the present, the ball loses speed when it hits the court which favors heavy topspin and defensive play, much like a clay court.
@@bobomber you realize the human eye wouldn’t be able to perceive the difference from a 360P, 30 FPS television broadcast right? The difference in speed between the US open then and today after would be a matter of milliseconds. In 30 FPS, that would be *virtually* imperceptible to the human eye. Combined that with pixelated footage? You can’t see a darn thing. In other words: like most things online, it’s total fluff.
i disliked every loss federer had to djokovic only because i knew how much talent roger had many tennis players are great like djokovic but their game was tedious and boring baseline exchanges from a tennis fan perspective the fed express was a brilliant shotmaker he wasn't always on but when he was the opponent was often just as astounded as the fans
I agree! I felt bad when he lost to him in his 2019 Wimbledon final and having match point I can only imagine hadn't he won that place would have erupted, roger set the standard in winning consistency before Nadal and Novak, to me he was the Michael Jordan of tennis that played with finesse and I miss watching him play.
That was a fun period at the end of 2009/start of 2010 when we got to see the best of Davydenko against Roger and Rafa. His inside the baseline style would be interesting to watch in today's game when everyone stands miles behind the line..
This is one of those games where you can feel the disrespect from Federer towards his opponent.
It was a bad match from Fed but he got it done. First round jitters and having never beat Phau before this match probably contributed to the difficult encounter to get his game together.
Hate this angle
It's like being in a helicopter!
thank you!
You're welcome!
His slice backhand is so good here, so much spin.thx for the upload
You got it!
The olympics is best of 5?!
The final match of the 2012 Olympics was best of 5! The matches leading up to it were best of 3!
What a hero! 60 FPS on a random match I still remember from 20 years ago! Thank you!
You’re welcome!
Watching live as Federer basically murders this poor guy... I wouldn't forget it, either. What a performance. Like watching a D1 player against a high schooler. Federer's pace and depth are surreal.
Super mate!
@Gautham1Srivatsav Thanks! Glad you like it!
Can you get all of his earlier matches like this in the slams from like 04-07 definitely 04 AO and 07. Even 05 if you can even though he lost to safin. And the wimbledons and us opens for sure. Ive seen the hewitt final man thats desimiation. If only Nadal and Djokovic played that Federer will never know for sure.
@@itsallillusory671 I think you can find AO 2005 high quality here on youtube, Australian Open channel put it.
@@itsallillusory671 ruclips.net/video/qGqZRBePQPU/видео.htmlsi=d7A2gSLr8ULhMTtq
@@itsallillusory671 For some reason cant put link, it dont show ruclips.net/video/qGqZRBePQPU/видео.htmlsi=d7A2gSLr8ULhMTtq
The start of the most unstoppable dominance in history of tennis 💪🥇
Nadal has entered the chat.
@@tennisfan599 Nadal? 🤣
Yes during a 3/4 year spell nobody has been as dominant..Djokovic had great seasons 2011 and 15..but Federer 06 season is unmatched
@@lukeattwood6187 5 years and 2005 is better then any season djokovic ever played, 2006 is just in league of its own, different world 16/17 tournament finals played, 92-5 sesson ending score, 12 titles won, entire year only lost to 2 people, 1 loss to Murray, and 3 losses to Nadal on clay 1 on hard court
Facts nothing but facts!