Federer had a crazy aura about him back then. He would hit ridiculous shots and show zero emotion. Opponents must've thought he was some sort of android.
The crazy thing is, Gaudio was a great player. I saw him play in person at Indian Wells, and he hit a beautifully clean ball. Fed is just a master, not just a great player.
Press and Hold ! Because no one died maybe?? The whole point of the saying lamb to the slaughter is that it’s a hyperbole, it is definitely not an understatement. An unferstatement would be... a good performance from federer
Gaudio always remembers what happened the night before this match. At the time, he was dating a beautiful actress/model from Argentina called Marcela Kloosterboer, and this is what he said in a radio interview: “I reached the semifinals and the night before the match I got a call from a radio show. It turns out that in this particular show there was a woman with whom I had some sort of romantic relationship in the past. We had the interview, I said a couple of stupid things, you know, just nonsense to have a good laugh. That was the interview. After that I called Marcela (his girlfriend at the time), and all hell broke loose! My match was scheduled for 11:00 AM: it was already 3:00 AM and we were still arguing over the phone! By 4:00 AM the conversation was over, but my head was all over the place. I felt terrible about what just happened, I couldn’t understand her, her reaction over a simple comment on a radio show half a planet away! In retrospective, I just can´t believe how stupid I was. Of course, the next day I was tired and completely out of focus…” And this is Marcela Kloosterboer's version when asked about this: “I was right to call him because he disrespected me, and I didn’t give a sh*t about his opponent or his match. So what if he was going to play against Federer or whatever player? I didn’t care about the match, he had to answer some questions to me, because in public he was kind of a show off and then he was like “I’m sorry babe…” when he was alone with me. I didn’t like that attitude.”
@@vicentecabrera1147 ¿Y en qué parte del texto en inglés se te faltó el respeto, para que reacciones así? Es un canal en inglés y la mayoría de los comentarios están en ese idioma, es bastante lógico seguir esa línea, sobre todo porque los argentinos conocemos la anécdota pero el resto del mundo posiblemente no.
@@vicentecabrera1147 a ver, te lo resumo. Gaudio dijo que la noche anterior al partido se peleó con la que era su novia y estuvieron discutiendo hasta las 4 am por una tontería que dijo él en un programa de radio
That's because he got there by mere luck. Gaudio had one of the worst mind sets among all tennis players. And I'm even from Argentina and telling you this... He won RG only because Coria panicked with anxiety and cramped, else no GS for him.
@@federicorusso4378totalmente equivocado, Roland Garros fue el año anterior así que Gaudio fue a este torneo por todo lo que hizo en 2005, nada que ver con lo que decis. Por otro lado ganarle a un jugador como Fernando Gonzalez como le ganó en esta superficie, lo hizo merecedor de esta instancia. Si es cierto que tuvo mucha suerte este año con las lesiones, era el tercer suplente, aunque siendo 10° (Safin tenía peor ranking pero había ganado Australia) y las lesiones fueron antes del torneo y también durante (y encima Hewitt se bajo sin lesion).
REspect to Gaudio for keeping his cool and professionalism all match long. At least at what is shown here where he also had many unforced errors. No shouting, no lamenting, no raquet throw...
Gaudio actually said it himself. Something to the effect of: When I first saw Roger playing (as a junior) I thought: this guy can’t hit a backhand, he’ll never be world no. 1. But then when I played him he would win all the big points. Somehow whenever I needed to win a point I would lose it but when he needed to win a point he would win. It’s not an exact quote but it’s pretty close.
And you have to consider this was the 2004 RG champion, folks. Also Roger played in 2005 TMC at the last moment, as he was still recovering from a foot injury that had took him out of competition that fall. That how good Roger was in those years, that's how good he was against the main rivals of his generation. And for any retards with "weak era" remarks, (cause i can feel them already), keep in mind that Gaudio is the only guy apart from Roger that gave a bagel on clay to Rafa, which happened in 2005 Buenos Aires, to my knowledge. And 2005 was the year when Rafa won 11 titles, btw.
chill, rogers amazing during those years and arguably the best player ever with his 05-06 form, but this was a combination of roger having a very good day and gaudio having one of the worst top 10 self destruction, majority of the points he either gives up for a winner or its just a unforced error. not taking anything away from roger tho but i'd definitely love to see this roger vs.2011 novak, both at their best at 24, that'd be epic
Man I still love Gaudio though. He just seems like such a likable guy and his win at the 2004 French Open is one of the greatest Cinderella stories in tennis history. His backhand is also just beautiful, almost Wawrinka-like.
Federer almost achieved this feat twice at the ATP Finals when he defeated Andy Murray 6-0, 6-1 in 2014. With this brutal display, Federer has recorded career bagel wins over Nadal, Djokovic and Murray, though he lost a bagel to Nadal too in 2008.
So in two Tennis Masters Cup in a row - 2004 and 2005 - Federer scored 6x0 three times over Gaudio. That's huge considering that the Argentine was a French Open Champion in 2004.
bruh did you see how many unforced errors he had and how clearly sloppy and sluggish he was moving, like even in this highlights he gives up in the middle of points almost a dozen times. I remember Gaudio had some bad personal problems the day before, this match was even delayed a few hours cuz of his personal issues from what i remember, his mind was clearly somewhere else. Still tennis is a cruel sport like boxing, when your opponent shows any kind of weakness you always capitalize, and that's what roger did.
In a perfect world, Coria wins rg 2004, Safin wins AO 2002, Nalbandian wins USO 2003, Roddick wins wimbledon 2009 and fed wins 2019. But we're not in a perfect world 😢
I remember this match, while it amazed me at the time that Roger was so dominant, now I rewatch it, the match wasn't really competitive at all, well maybe roger made it that way, but Gaudio clearly seems very out of it and didn't wanna be there from the first game, the best slaughter of a top 10 player I've ever seen while the other guy was actually playing well was djokovic vs berdych 2014 beijing, went 6-0,5-0 and then berdych broke 1 game back, would love to see this version of roger vs. the 2014 beijing djokovic, that'd be epic
Anyone else think Federer’s forehand went downhill starting in 2008? His forehands in 2005 and 2006 were simply massive. He couldn’t stop hitting winners off that side. So effortless too.
Federer in godmode can bageled anyone, even big 3 Nadal(3x), Djokovic(1x), Murray(1x). Outside from big 3 he bageled 2x GS winners Hewitt multiple times, and double bageled this guy
There was no need for a better version of federer. He was playing well enough. His nerves got in the way, that's all. Well maybe you're right in a way. Because that federer would close a match out where he had the upperhand.
@@mrgrimm53 it wasn't his nerves in the 2019 final. It's just what happens. Every point had to be played and it was just Djokovic who won these points. It's almost 60:40 chance on this level that the server wins the point, so it's simply possible that a player loses some points in a row on his own serve. Additionally to that Nole played these points better than average so that's what happens after.
Gaudio was a great player, talented and had a good career, his backhand was a masterpiece, one of the most iconic backhands in tennis history and even that was recognized by players like nadal and djokovic. His technique was exquisite and nice to see. Gaudio was basically a good and talented player and Roger Federer is someone from another planet, he was born to play tennis.
@@juanestebankruhsanmguel1960 depends on the surface. On indoor hard or even carpet, fed has always been better than nadal and would beat him whatever the age. On outdoor hard (medium to slow), sure nadal could have the upper hand. No need to say what would happen on clay.
@@federicozucchero6770 He didn't say Federer was a bad player. He said the first time he saw him when Federer was like 17 he thought he couldn't hit a backhand. Which was true, back then his backhand was poor and he made a lot of unforced errors, even at his peak it was his weaker point, back then it definitely wasn't a great shot. But most importantly Gaudio was telling that to show how wrong he was back then, so obviously he didn't think he was a bad player.
Still very entertaining match. 1set was actually competitive since every game went to deuce except the 5th game. Fed just played well at the right time. Momentum took Fed in 2nd as he easily won 1st,2nd 4th and 5th games with 40-15 I believe. Later Gaudio was locked out of his hotel room. Poor guy
Gaudio had some good hands, beautiful backhand too, but he looked like he did not want to be there. And Fed, well, ruthless... 🙂 Double bagel, not too much celebration, good.
Little remark, Gaston was world number 9 at the time. But this is the season Federer officialy become the G.O.A.T., 2006 is just him saying let me push it in another gear.
He had huge mercy on Andy that night, although Roger had back injury during that ATP Finals he just humilliated Andy all night long. He couldn't even play that final dued to that injury:/
Now there are actually games longer than one of the sets Roger has player here. Edit: 9 double faults for Gaudio though? That's pretty much the story of the match I suppose.
Yes, you know it's bad when you *WIN A SLAM* and every is like "Why is this guy even here?" Many "terrible" one-slam wonders will always be known as "Gaston Gaudio-type winners." Not a title you want.
@@thousandblades. DING DING DING - yeah, he won in 2004, so obviously he played good enough in 2005 to still make the WTF, but still, he didn't look like he wanted to be there.
@@Giangpro95 now don't get me wrong, if I was in his shoes, I'd definitely be like "screw all of you, I won a slam" 😂 But since I'm not, and I'm outside looking in, it's not a good look for most viewers
The title isn't referring to the finals of a tournament, but rather, the name of the event: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATP_Finals Granted, that wasn't the event's name until it was changed in 2009, so. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Most competetive love and love match Ive ever seen, mens or womens....Gaudio got worked no question. But how many 30 all games were there? Gaudio had break point etc. Those two play that match on that court at that time in their careers 100 times, Federer doesnt double bagel him once again.
Only Roger could’ve double Bagelry a top 10 player and grand slam champion like Gaudio. Gaudio was incredible with a booming serve and heavy strokes. Peak Roger was too much, even for an all time great like Gaudio
@@aguss7in Lo de la discusión solo es una excusa para la humillación que recibió en esta SF, al parecer toda su carrera tuvo discusiones antes de jugar con Roger porque de las 5 veces que jugaron, las 5 las ganó Roger, 3 de ellas con set de corrido jajaja
Gaudio slept bad that night before the match. There is a comment that explains everything lol. Almost impossible beat that RF but for sure he could make a better match...
very unlucky for gaudio tough, its not like he never been to advantage / game point or 40/40 in this match but well you have to score the key points, he failed thanks to a great Federer
What is your favourite/the most impressive Federer win ever?
Against Djokovic, Australian Open 2016.
Federer defeating Nadal at Indian Wells in 2017. Was such a memorable year over all as a Federer fan.
@@tennisgenius4850 wtf
wimbledon 2019 final. Sweetest of all
Honestly against any of the big 3
Federer had a crazy aura about him back then. He would hit ridiculous shots and show zero emotion. Opponents must've thought he was some sort of android.
He's basically the secret player King from Virtua Tennis 2 😅
Until Nadal showed up and not long after his finals favourite Djokovic bloomed 😂
@RamsBereit or maybe federer got older too thats when nadal and djokovic started winning more slams
The crazy thing is, Gaudio was a great player. I saw him play in person at Indian Wells, and he hit a beautifully clean ball. Fed is just a master, not just a great player.
so many players in big 3 era are good but yet
I always had a place for him after he beat Guillermo Coria at the 2004 French open. And after that I just wanted to see him fail.
GOAT 🐐
Gaston was top 10 player at the time.
"Lamb to the slaughter? We are about to find out" Wow. Almost an understatement...
Shawn huh?😂
Gaudio fought with his girlfriend the night before, so that explains it.
Not really it’s an overstatement no one got actually slaughtered
Press and Hold ! Because no one died maybe?? The whole point of the saying lamb to the slaughter is that it’s a hyperbole, it is definitely not an understatement. An unferstatement would be... a good performance from federer
Imagine Ponytail Fed vs Long-haired Nadal vs.......Djokovic has the same hairstyle since he was born
he just came out of the womb as mini Djokovic, holding a tennis racquet
Mr Twister why u have to change everything into an argument it’s just banta
Goat Federer winning titles versus great competition 😂
- he have the same hairstyle since he was born , well yes , because he was born as champion. So why change anything :) .
@@danielkurtovic9099 Well, Rafa has won with long hair, medium hair and now he's almost bald and he's still winning. 3 cuts, 1 champion
Gaudio always remembers what happened the night before this match. At the time, he was dating a beautiful actress/model from Argentina called Marcela Kloosterboer, and this is what he said in a radio interview:
“I reached the semifinals and the night before the match I got a call from a radio show. It turns out that in this particular show there was a woman with whom I had some sort of romantic relationship in the past. We had the interview, I said a couple of stupid things, you know, just nonsense to have a good laugh. That was the interview. After that I called Marcela (his girlfriend at the time), and all hell broke loose! My match was scheduled for 11:00 AM: it was already 3:00 AM and we were still arguing over the phone! By 4:00 AM the conversation was over, but my head was all over the place. I felt terrible about what just happened, I couldn’t understand her, her reaction over a simple comment on a radio show half a planet away! In retrospective, I just can´t believe how stupid I was. Of course, the next day I was tired and completely out of focus…”
And this is Marcela Kloosterboer's version when asked about this: “I was right to call him because he disrespected me, and I didn’t give a sh*t about his opponent or his match. So what if he was going to play against Federer or whatever player? I didn’t care about the match, he had to answer some questions to me, because in public he was kind of a show off and then he was like “I’m sorry babe…” when he was alone with me. I didn’t like that attitude.”
Hermosísima
Ponelo en español pelotudo
@@vicentecabrera1147 ¿Y en qué parte del texto en inglés se te faltó el respeto, para que reacciones así? Es un canal en inglés y la mayoría de los comentarios están en ese idioma, es bastante lógico seguir esa línea, sobre todo porque los argentinos conocemos la anécdota pero el resto del mundo posiblemente no.
Ouch
@@vicentecabrera1147 a ver, te lo resumo. Gaudio dijo que la noche anterior al partido se peleó con la que era su novia y estuvieron discutiendo hasta las 4 am por una tontería que dijo él en un programa de radio
Poor guy, gotta feel bad about a result like that. Even as a Fed fan...
That's because he got there by mere luck. Gaudio had one of the worst mind sets among all tennis players. And I'm even from Argentina and telling you this... He won RG only because Coria panicked with anxiety and cramped, else no GS for him.
@@federicorusso4378 he also had some sort of crisis just before this match
@@federicorusso4378totalmente equivocado, Roland Garros fue el año anterior así que Gaudio fue a este torneo por todo lo que hizo en 2005, nada que ver con lo que decis. Por otro lado ganarle a un jugador como Fernando Gonzalez como le ganó en esta superficie, lo hizo merecedor de esta instancia. Si es cierto que tuvo mucha suerte este año con las lesiones, era el tercer suplente, aunque siendo 10° (Safin tenía peor ranking pero había ganado Australia) y las lesiones fueron antes del torneo y también durante (y encima Hewitt se bajo sin lesion).
REspect to Gaudio for keeping his cool and professionalism all match long. At least at what is shown here where he also had many unforced errors. No shouting, no lamenting, no raquet throw...
The impressive thing is the games usually goes to deuce
😂😂😂
Gaudio actually said it himself. Something to the effect of:
When I first saw Roger playing (as a junior) I thought: this guy can’t hit a backhand, he’ll never be world no. 1. But then when I played him he would win all the big points. Somehow whenever I needed to win a point I would lose it but when he needed to win a point he would win.
It’s not an exact quote but it’s pretty close.
Keven Guimarães daz what separate d great ones from d others. They win d points dat really matters
Underrated Gaudio moment at 7:53
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@@Windows7x the casual header lol
@@AtobeTanhausser01 he has done nothing he lost 2 consecutive points really fast
@@Windows7x I wasn't talking about his lost points, just talking about his response to one of them
10:18 is the best backhand I've ever seen from Federer!
lolol it's true!
Literally rubbing salt in the wound 🤣🤣. Twas a beautiful shot indeed
And you have to consider this was the 2004 RG champion, folks. Also Roger played in 2005 TMC at the last moment, as he was still recovering from a foot injury that had took him out of competition that fall. That how good Roger was in those years, that's how good he was against the main rivals of his generation. And for any retards with "weak era" remarks, (cause i can feel them already), keep in mind that Gaudio is the only guy apart from Roger that gave a bagel on clay to Rafa, which happened in 2005 Buenos Aires, to my knowledge. And 2005 was the year when Rafa won 11 titles, btw.
And Gaudio was sleep deprived here.
That match against nadal was weird, Gaudio lost the first set 6-0 then won the next 6-0 to end the result as 6-1 in the last set.
@@alvarogarrido5334 That was a very Gaudio result given he always was very emotional.
chill, rogers amazing during those years and arguably the best player ever with his 05-06 form, but this was a combination of roger having a very good day and gaudio having one of the worst top 10 self destruction, majority of the points he either gives up for a winner or its just a unforced error. not taking anything away from roger tho but i'd definitely love to see this roger vs.2011 novak, both at their best at 24, that'd be epic
@@Lil7672 Gaudio fought with his girlfriend that night, that explains why he looks so dead.
Man I still love Gaudio though. He just seems like such a likable guy and his win at the 2004 French Open is one of the greatest Cinderella stories in tennis history. His backhand is also just beautiful, almost Wawrinka-like.
That commentator is the Britishiest person of all time
5:51
Almost everyone knows that Gaudio had some "problems" the previous night 🤐🎾
What problems man ? I never heard the story
Bueno tenerte de vuelta, esperando tus próximos videos. Ya estando en el tema no estaría mal hablar más de la legión. Saludos
@@lorenzozadro2892 Fight with his girlfriend, didn't have any sleep that night.
Piedra libre Seba! Me alegraste el día con el video que se juega Roland Garros.
Qué se supone qué le pasó la noche anterior
Federer almost achieved this feat twice at the ATP Finals when he defeated Andy Murray 6-0, 6-1 in 2014. With this brutal display, Federer has recorded career bagel wins over Nadal, Djokovic and Murray, though he lost a bagel to Nadal too in 2008.
This was not the final, mistake from tennis TV
Gustavo Perziano yes, sir its semifinals. What I meant for the ATP Finals is the year-end championship tournament.
@@GustavoPerziano atp finals is the name of the tournament
I respect Gaudio for not faking an injury and finishing the match
Yeah cuz I would have made some excuse like my grandma needs me to take her to the thrift store or something 🤣
So in two Tennis Masters Cup in a row - 2004 and 2005 - Federer scored 6x0 three times over Gaudio. That's huge considering that the Argentine was a French Open Champion in 2004.
6-0, 6-0.
Flawless Victory ✌
Roger Federer 👑
GREAT QUALITY !!! Gracias!!!
What a machine.. what a soulful effortless machine
Just passing through on my journey to watch every Federer match.
49 minutes. They could clean the lines and still be under an hour of court renting.
The scary thing is that Gaudio didn’t even play badly
Cmon 3 winners and 22 unf. Errors ...
@@andreaferruzza4429 True. But he certainly did not play as bad that he deserved to a double bagel.
A lot of games went to deuce, even some on Federer's serve. It's strange he didn't even manage to win one. Looked more like a 6-3 6-2 match.
bruh did you see how many unforced errors he had and how clearly sloppy and sluggish he was moving, like even in this highlights he gives up in the middle of points almost a dozen times. I remember Gaudio had some bad personal problems the day before, this match was even delayed a few hours cuz of his personal issues from what i remember, his mind was clearly somewhere else. Still tennis is a cruel sport like boxing, when your opponent shows any kind of weakness you always capitalize, and that's what roger did.
Won 25 of 80 points. Guess you know tennis
Well, at least GG can say he has a 100% record in French Open finals....
Crispy99999 Yup... He did it just in time too. A year late and he would have 0%.
We live in a world where Gaudio is a GS champion and Nalbandian isn't
nobody deserves nothing, you win or you dont
@@victoriogloriani2207 Ok Wolf of RUclips comments street calm down.
In a perfect world, Coria wins rg 2004, Safin wins AO 2002, Nalbandian wins USO 2003, Roddick wins wimbledon 2009 and fed wins 2019. But we're not in a perfect world 😢
And yet Nalbandian lost to Gaudio the semifinal of that very same GS and quite easily
Doesnt make sense
Gaudio had his mind in another planet
Por pelear con la minita
Gaudio didn’t want to be there!
Funny thing he did not scream as he used to in this match
He was depressed.
@@masters.1000 no he fought all night with his girlfriend before the match
@@possesedcake5422 and what's the business? hahahahaha
@@possesedcake5422 Pussy problems hahaha
My fav form of the Federer forehand has to be during the Ncode series. It looks so heavy fast strong.
Legends say that investigators are still looking for Gaudio in this match even today,the case it's still open.
The sad thing is that he got a lot of deuces or got to 30-all
I remember this match, while it amazed me at the time that Roger was so dominant, now I rewatch it, the match wasn't really competitive at all, well maybe roger made it that way, but Gaudio clearly seems very out of it and didn't wanna be there from the first game, the best slaughter of a top 10 player I've ever seen while the other guy was actually playing well was djokovic vs berdych 2014 beijing, went 6-0,5-0 and then berdych broke 1 game back, would love to see this version of roger vs. the 2014 beijing djokovic, that'd be epic
That’s very simple, you can watch Federer VS Murray in the ATP finals 6-0 6-1 that was far better than Djokovic VS Berdych
Anyone else think Federer’s forehand went downhill starting in 2008?
His forehands in 2005 and 2006 were simply massive. He couldn’t stop hitting winners off that side.
So effortless too.
Roger Federer, the effortless machine
6:34 6-0
11:44 6-0
That court is so satisfying. Today we have these WW2 warehouses that call themselves courts.
first set ruined him i think. he was competive in all 6 games, at deuce or ahead 0-30. then just fell apart in second i guess
oh man announcers opening line here, "is it lamb to the slaughter? .... we'll find out" ooohhh man
Federer in godmode can bageled anyone, even big 3 Nadal(3x), Djokovic(1x), Murray(1x). Outside from big 3 he bageled 2x GS winners Hewitt multiple times, and double bageled this guy
federer godmode has never appeared in grand slams vs nadal,never won in straights vs nadal in any gs
Djokovic took that bags of course as gluten free and snatched a few GS finals off Federer 😂
Gaudio/Corretja outside court Indian Wells around this era the single heaviest tennis match I have ever seen flat out smoking the ball
Who's the commentator? He has such an old-fashioned sports commentator intonation, I love it.
This is semi-final
the Goat
i very very love one handed backhand player
I wonder if this version of federer played in 2019 wimbledon final what result could be???
This Federer was injured, but he will win anyway.
@@masters.1000 i tnink so too))!!
There was no need for a better version of federer. He was playing well enough. His nerves got in the way, that's all.
Well maybe you're right in a way. Because that federer would close a match out where he had the upperhand.
Confident Federer is a dangerous opponent to face. Always.
@@mrgrimm53 it wasn't his nerves in the 2019 final. It's just what happens. Every point had to be played and it was just Djokovic who won these points. It's almost 60:40 chance on this level that the server wins the point, so it's simply possible that a player loses some points in a row on his own serve. Additionally to that Nole played these points better than average so that's what happens after.
Cold, Roger, cold
Gaudio was a great player, talented and had a good career, his backhand was a masterpiece, one of the most iconic backhands in tennis history and even that was recognized by players like nadal and djokovic. His technique was exquisite and nice to see. Gaudio was basically a good and talented player and Roger Federer is someone from another planet, he was born to play tennis.
Monster FED!! Imagine this Fed vs. 2011 Djokovic or 2010 Nadal would be such a great match.
this federer had a match up problem with nadal,djokovic would get trashed but nadal would problaby push federer to 5 sets and maybe win
@@juanestebankruhsanmguel1960 depends on the surface. On indoor hard or even carpet, fed has always been better than nadal and would beat him whatever the age. On outdoor hard (medium to slow), sure nadal could have the upper hand. No need to say what would happen on clay.
That was the answer to gaudio‘s shittalk about Federer in 2000...
What was said?
incredibleXMan I’m pretty sure he said he didn’t even expect Federer to reach top of the top never the less reach number one
@@incredibleXMan He was talking about what he thought of Roger when he was coming in, that he never believed he would get to number 1.
@@masters.1000 The """shit talk"" was like two or three years ago lol, and it wasn't a shit-talk at all, quite the opposite.
The greatest match ever played by a player 2005 Roger was in his prime
Physically.
Federer in his prime would have crushed Novak easily.
No
Gaudio, the guy who said Federer was a bad player 😂
jajajajjajj lol when?????
Really?
@@federicozucchero6770 He didn't say Federer was a bad player. He said the first time he saw him when Federer was like 17 he thought he couldn't hit a backhand. Which was true, back then his backhand was poor and he made a lot of unforced errors, even at his peak it was his weaker point, back then it definitely wasn't a great shot.
But most importantly Gaudio was telling that to show how wrong he was back then, so obviously he didn't think he was a bad player.
Dude Gaudio can't hit a FOREHAND😂 look at how ugly that thing is
@@gpet-dr2bs to be fair this match he was sleep deprived after fighting with his girlfriend
federer's former coach edberg is the only one to triple bagel
6-0 6-0 roger 😎
In 2014, Federer gave 1 game to Murray and the score was 6-0 6-1 :)
Still very entertaining match. 1set was actually competitive since every game went to deuce except the 5th game. Fed just played well at the right time. Momentum took Fed in 2nd as he easily won 1st,2nd 4th and 5th games with 40-15 I believe.
Later Gaudio was locked out of his hotel room. Poor guy
The same ATP should not forget the guy who bageled others has also not won finals when he had match point also make a video on that!
Gaudio played well. Perhaps more self belief he might have stole a game or two. But unreal Federer.
Even the entrance song is "welcome to the jungle gaston!!"
8:33 You just dont do that to somebody
Filthy, filthy Federer
Gaudio had some good hands, beautiful backhand too, but he looked like he did not want to be there.
And Fed, well, ruthless... 🙂
Double bagel, not too much celebration, good.
Goat,
Little remark, Gaston was world number 9 at the time. But this is the season Federer officialy become the G.O.A.T., 2006 is just him saying let me push it in another gear.
def. 6-0, 6-0
Murray vs Federer 2014 should've been a double bagel
yeah true but Fed had a bit of mercy ahahha
He had huge mercy on Andy that night, although Roger had back injury during that ATP Finals he just humilliated Andy all night long. He couldn't even play that final dued to that injury:/
And then Nalbandian won the final ❤️
i love one handed backhand players
2005: 11 / 11th grade / Junior / Grade 11
peRFection
Now, it isn't the only double bagel anymore. New one: (Roger Federer vs Mischa Zverev, Halle 2013) 6-0 6-0
The score doesn't show how hard the match was. Seriously....I am a serious man.
Now there are actually games longer than one of the sets Roger has player here.
Edit: 9 double faults for Gaudio though? That's pretty much the story of the match I suppose.
Just how effortless is this?
Yes, you know it's bad when you *WIN A SLAM* and every is like "Why is this guy even here?"
Many "terrible" one-slam wonders will always be known as "Gaston Gaudio-type winners." Not a title you want.
im guessing he won FO?
@@thousandblades. DING DING DING - yeah, he won in 2004, so obviously he played good enough in 2005 to still make the WTF, but still, he didn't look like he wanted to be there.
that's weird, there are thousands of players who would kill to win a grand slam like Gaudio and its not a title you'd want. lol
@@thousandblades. Yeah, and to be fair, he shouldn't have. Not that he didn't deserve his 2004 FO win, but Coria choked hard to give him that one.
@@Giangpro95 now don't get me wrong, if I was in his shoes, I'd definitely be like "screw all of you, I won a slam" 😂
But since I'm not, and I'm outside looking in, it's not a good look for most viewers
8:30 oh my god!
This was actually a semi-final match. The video is misleading. This is not the title match.
The title isn't referring to the finals of a tournament, but rather, the name of the event:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATP_Finals
Granted, that wasn't the event's name until it was changed in 2009, so.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This was devastating/amazing
Funny how this was a against a French open Champion (even though Coria basically won the French)
Most competetive love and love match Ive ever seen, mens or womens....Gaudio got worked no question. But how many 30 all games were there? Gaudio had break point etc. Those two play that match on that court at that time in their careers 100 times, Federer doesnt double bagel him once again.
Update: Nishioka lost to Khachanov
6-0 6-0 7-6
2nd double bagel in the history
Murray saved from a double bagel in 2014. Still was an ass-whooping he'll never forget.
Merciless
Only Roger could’ve double Bagelry a top 10 player and grand slam champion like Gaudio. Gaudio was incredible with a booming serve and heavy strokes. Peak Roger was too much, even for an all time great like Gaudio
Oh... I love one handed backhand players
A match from 2005 with a commentator from 1975
When you can't hit a top spin cross-court backhand to save you life against Federer you're bound to be destroyed by his forehand, especially in '05.
Gaudio said that the night before the match he had argued with his girlfriend
Anyway Federer was unstoppable
So is he the only person in history of tennis to have personal problems before a match?
@@MrArthurbanks before a Masters Finals? I think y e s
@@aguss7in Lo de la discusión solo es una excusa para la humillación que recibió en esta SF, al parecer toda su carrera tuvo discusiones antes de jugar con Roger porque de las 5 veces que jugaron, las 5 las ganó Roger, 3 de ellas con set de corrido jajaja
"anyways Federer was unstoppable"
Plot twist: Federer lost the very next match
Gaudio slept bad that night before the match. There is a comment that explains everything lol. Almost impossible beat that RF but for sure he could make a better match...
6:48 "Poor man" 😂
Match duration?
50 min
@@Rodrigo-zz7zj :O
Ironically and sadly, Fed lost his last ever set at Wimbledon 0-6 vs Hurkacz.
Gaudio looked like he didn’t want to be there even before he got on court.
5:49 Federer's forehand used to be such a weapon. Obliteration.
very unlucky for gaudio tough, its not like he never been to advantage / game point or 40/40 in this match but well you have to score the key points, he failed thanks to a great Federer
El gato segun comento que se peleo con la novia el dia anterior y por eso no rindio para nada, aunque aun asi estuvo peleado algunos games.
que excusa mas tonta,
Una excusa estúpida del porte de un buque para que le hayan hecho un double bagel.
La humildad Argentina en todo su esplendor.
La mediocridad argentina saliendo a flote nuevamente, pobrecitos
Como mencione eso es lo que el dijo, se peleo via telefono la noche anterior según comento.
Gaudio reminds me of Dolgopolov
5:50 101 mph forehand
Lol.... and to do it to the last guy to win the FO before Rafa took it next level
It surely was Lamb to the Slaughter 🤣🤣🤣
What means double bagel?
6-0 6-0
double bagel