Will We Ever See Roger Federer Playing This Well Again?!
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He has already given so many memories!. I am more than happy with that!. But if he can come back and win a tournament that will be awesome!.
He will come back there is absolutely no doubt about that. I just hope and pray that he does not get more injuries.
I don't think he can ,he is to old.
@@RatnikSvetlost he can do it. Wimbledon next year 💪
My expectations are low. But I won't stop cheering for him until he plays. Anything (a match win, a Top 10 win or a tournament win) is a bonus now.
From this video, I feel devastated as a Federer fan. Even in this video, Federer is always “0.25” step from the perfect hitting point. It’s true that he hits the ball perfectly, with the compensation of his perfect perception and flawless skill. But what if it’s “0.5” step, or even 1 single step away. Just like 2021 French and Wimbledon. What I know is in his prime, 04-09, he stood exactly at the perfect hitting points, with perfect strokes. Back then, he was unstoppable. Time wins everything in the end, he can’t dominate anymore.
I've said this many times - IF Roger can make a full return to health, at his style he can play 2-3 more years at the highest level despite his age. I have been following Roger's tennis career for 20 years now, and based on what i know of him and seen, there is no reason that can convince me he cannot win another GS title even, when he makes his comeback. Granted, the chances are smaller than in 2017 BUT, the only key thing here is his health. If he fully recovers his body, then his style and his tennis can get him that final GS at WB most likely. Let's be honest - there weren't many Roger fans (even among the most die hard) who could have predicted what happened from AO 2017 onward with Roger - 3 GS and another final, 4 Masters and 3 finals, all this after he turned 35, i mean come on. Obviously this time i am not expecting that kind of comeback - but i cannot understand how some people put beyond the realm of possibility the fact that he can win more big titles. If his health is 100% - he is up there with high chances even at this age. One more thing: I really don't think Roger is going again through the hell of a comeback if he plans to play 4-5 more months. IF he can make a return to full health - he will play in 2022 and 2023 and if he stays healthy, he will retire on his own terms in 2023 or 2024 - that is my bet. But again, all this is conditioned by his health recovery.
I hope you are right. It's very difficult (almost impossible) but we are talking about Federer and that makes me believe a little.
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You are spot on. It basically boils down to whether he is playing with injury concerns or not. His level of play will remain good enough to beat anybody irrespective of his age. Also you said he might retire in 2023-2024 but I think he will play longer. Let's see.
He's old and prone to injury and recovery isnt the same. BUT if he starts/continues taking age reversing medicine and all the latest medical marvels, he'll be back.
He might win a few BO3 tournaments.
But majors are too much.
If Federer is determined to come back stronger then i believe it can happen that Roger can do something special to win one more slam at 40 then retire. That's my prayer for him.
My late mom would have certainly prayed for him, would have enjoyed more of Roger tennis. So sad that could not take my parents for a tennis match at US open.
I remember my mom praying for Serena to win when first time she played at slams.
Even if Federer cannot play at this level, you can certainly anticipate that he will play ridiculously aggressive tennis. That’s all I want to watch even if it is just one last time. Thanks for the Basel highlights. You’re my favorite Federer channel.
I'm sure that tenis will never be the same for me after Roger retires. I'm 29 and i'm huge sports fan, but i don't remember following tenis so closely before Federer. I am in owe everytime he "waves his wilson wand" and the emotions he gaves me are so extreme... i was so happy when he won AO17 that i cried and so heartbroken for days after wimbledon 19. He reached the ultimate mastery level of this sport. When i see other top guys play i see 2 amazing athlets and feel nothing, but when he plays i see a master, a magician and feel incredibly lucky to be alive during his career.
I don't know if he will play at this level again, but i'm sure that no one else will reach this level.
Rightly put.
When u see Roger play u feel awe and magic, when u see Rafa play u see power and tenacity and when u see Novak, u see arrogance.
@@vidyasonavane9602 Exactly. Nobody else, only Roger is magic, elegance, art in tennis and so on. I'd put the name "Federer's Tennis". I admire him and his tennis so much!!!
Probably not but everything he did lives forever on motion picture. I feel like I have no right to ask for more after my wishes were granted with ao17, wmb17 and ao18. Long live the king ❤️
No, he will never. Novak will take all his records. This Next Gen sucks altogether: prime Rodick, prime Delpo, prime Wawrinka, prime Safin, prime Dayvidenko, and definitly prime Murray (only for example) will wipe the floor with every "next gen player" except for maybe Daniil, Sacha and Dominic Thiem. The other players like Tsisipas, Rublev, Berretinni are good, but too inconsistent what let me think that Federer play against the best generation of Tennis.
I would give that title to Nadal, but due to many other reasons he wouldn´t be the GOAT in my eyes either.
Novak will take some but not all. He will certainly never make 10 straight Slam finals, 23 straight Slam semis, 34 straight Slam quarters. He probably won't win 8 Wimbledon titles or be number 1 at almost 37 years old.
I think it's perfectly reasonable to see glimpses of Roger playing like that again but to maintain that level through 3 or 5 sets is unlikely. It shouldn't matter. When he does retire, the clipreels are going to be epic. I've never seen anyone play the game more beautifully than he...
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Honestly, he'll probably just play a super light schedule as a farewell tour before retiring in his home country Basel tournament. We'll miss him!
Just to think about his farewell scares me Tennis World will never witness a Icon like Roger Federer ever again
Once Federer retires, watch out, senior tour.
@@jcjohnson0 the world will devour Roger/Rafa doubles... great together and likable.. unlike novac😂
God bless him if this is how he moves when injured or when in late thirties!👍👍 unfortunately it will also push other people to further there careers who after fighting for so many years could not get a single slam.
Roger is always one of the goat, and glad to be the first one to reach the 20 th slam. rafa’s 20 amazing knowing his multiple injuries and chronic foot disease. I will prefer Rafa to surpass Roger than Novak. At least he will still admire Roger unlike Novak whose ego was threatened by Roger that it has become a maniac quest to become “the goat”. It’s the universe who will do a number on u when u are after something like crazy, trying to undermine somebody’s legacy. Even wants to be called the greatest when playing at rod laver arena. to be called GOAT Novak has to win calendar slam, twice then only he be called to be the greatest player to have hold the tennis racket, till then it will be laver, Roger, Rafa then Novak, and there are many who get the respect from all, slams or no slams.
観てて気持ち良いのが、フェデラーだけだ。
Roger should just keep playing two tournaments annually until he's 60. Basel and Wimbledon. I'm sure he'd win another slam here and there cause of pure talent.
Do you think one more slam will change anything?
@@utkarshpant5297 No it won't mate if you are pointing towards leading the GS tally but at least Roger can retire on his own term in that way..He is too good a player to finish his career with an average outcome, isn't it?🙂
It's more difficult at 40 years old with multiple injury but who know ? We just all want to see this legend on a court ❤👑🇨🇭
Nobody thought he will win a slam in 2017, after 5 years of not winning. And he did with gust, coming very very close to winning Wimbledon 2019 with a great fight, in fact he played best inspite of losing in tiebreaks. He did not lose in straight sets unlike Novak at us open 2021. His supporters justified his straight loss as he was tired. At 34 yrs age but were not kind to Roger at 38.
And this would be the last ever tournament he won 😢😢😢
Unlikely just based on age & wear & tear.
It's his half-volleys that demonstrate he's the most skilful player.
At this point, I don't care if he ever plays at this level again (it's doubtful anyways), I just want a proper sendoff to his career.
Yes why not? Let's be hopeful. I believe his level right now is the same what it was in 2019 and in the beginning 2020 which is good enough to beat anybody. But the problem is so many surgeries at his age and 2 years completely wasted as a result of that. So, he will need many matches to get into the groove. And he should not get further injuries.
Always with Federer until the end. At this point the only thing that matters is that he completely overcomes his injury and enjoys playing the time he has left.
Well Federer will be "41" years old i believe in couple Months...He has had a lot of time off so his Body "should" be rested...Just not sure he can get back to his Very HIGH level of play at his age...41 is DINOSAUR age for a Tennis player...He CERTAINLY is the most Naturally Talented player ever witnessed though
He might not even play Wimbeldon in 2022! He is taking this recovery very, very carefully! He cannot afford ANY setbacks. If he does re-injure himself or sustain another type of injury, his career will be over! If he can make a full recovery without any setbacks, there's a chance we could see him playing at a high-level again because he's willing to put in the work necessary to do so. Fingers crossed Fed fans! I luv watching this wonderful guy like many here. Many times I wld stay up into the early hrs of the morning to watch him play in a tourny in Europe or Asia and I want to do it again! Let's hope!
If Roger is fixed up well physically, anything is possible..he's already made a phenomenal comeback in 2017 and I hope he at least can come back again for another season..!
I think of that tournament to this day. I planned to get tickets, because Roger always plays his best in Basel. The conditions are perfect for him: indoors and relatively fast conditions. A pity I didn't buy them... His level that year was insane. Did not drop a single set and played beautiful and aggressive tennis. Really pleasant to they eye!
One of the things my wife and I are learning is that some television programmes/series are well worth watching over and over again, simply because they are so good and it’s not really possible to appreciate just how good without doing so.
Your wonderfully edited videos of Roger Federer are most definitely in this category. All I can say is Thank You and Don’t Stop! 🎾🍾❤️
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I´d love to see Federer announce his retirement on his own terms and on a tennis court. Maybe go out on a high note like Sampras did. But it´s a hard road with all those injuries and surgeries. Probably Roger is looking to Andy Murray and his remarkable comeback these days. But we love Roger all the same.
It is possible I think though increasingly unlikely perhaps. It was only 2 years and a half ago he pushed the greatest of all time to 5 sets at Wimbledon in an amazing final. But old age can catch up quick. I think it probably hangs in the balance.
I'm a massive Roger fan. He's graced the game like no other. But I feel that he's not going to make it this time. The knee will almost certainly not stand up to the rigors of a hard court season. He's 40 and by the time he get's anywhere near ready he will be 41.
FED EXPRESS WILL COME BACK AGAIN & WIN MANY MORE GSs, WILL ALSO SURPASS 109 TROPHY WINNING RECORD.
Roger was in good shape at this tournament. Moving well and mentally strong. My fingers are crossed that he can come back close to this performance but I just want to see him win a trophy again. Roger is known to surprise us, I sure hope he can do it again.
What return from federer??? Federer vs DJOKOVIC grand slam last 10 years and 0 wins for federer
Can't be reacting to Roger's tennis, you never stand a chance. Only prime Nole/Rafa might.
He surely won't even try unless he can satisfy himself that he has regained a pretty high level - let's just hope. I miss him.
Yes, if you watch any of his matches from 2003 - 2009 or most of his matches from 2010 - 2012.
Can please in 2022 have a Federer with his body of the mid 2000s and his game of 2017?
Bitter tournament for me. His level was amazing, I had a ticket for a quarterfinal day to watch him play live for the first time in my life. Wawrinka pulled out of that match and I had traveled across half of Europe to see Tsitsipas and others, but not him. Then of course came the pandemic and his injury and I haven't been able to see him play since then and it will 99% never happen anymore. It was so close and slipped through my fingers at the last moment - the day the match was supposed to happen. Still bitter.
Sorry for that. I for one can’t afford the matches even if I stay not far from NYC. It feels sad that I could not take my late mom to watch a tennis match at us open.
@@vidyasonavane9602 yeah, that's definitely sad. :( I don't know what are the prizes at the Open, but I imagine it would be similar to Europe tournaments.
I was in Basel as I said, once I was in ATP 500 Vienna, and once in Wimbledon, court n.2. I saw players like Thiem, Del Potro, Nishikori, Tsitsipas. Good memories but I was unlucky with Roger.
rodger federer never ever EVER got the tough draw in any tournament. that and line calls have made him who he is.
...no, never.....that is life, he is 40 and had a wonderfull career....
This may be a nice explanation about the anatomy of a knee, but in the context of Federer's knee it is pure speculation without seeing the medical records.
As a fan i don't want him to play well i want him to play...
He always plays better after taking some time from tennis.
He has nothing to prove , the greatest player of all time !!
To me, ROGER IS THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME BESIDES SAMPRAS.
Wow, I had kinda forgotten how dominant his performance was in Basel as late as 2020 - thank you for reminding me!
It was 2019. He didn't play for most of 2020.
Roger said his knee was bothering him for "a long time" before the 2020 AO even started. So you really have to wonder how long he played with the knee problem before the AO.
As far as his comeback? Listen, I love Roger, but he'll be 41 this year. As much as I'd like to see him win another Slam, it may be time to call it a day and go out gracefully and let the young guys have their day. Same for Djokovic and Nadal. None of them have anything left to prove and regardless of if one of them gets to 21 Slams - the GOAT debate will rage on. Everyone is always going to make a case for one over the other (ROGER!) so that's no-win situation for all 3 of them. I never thought Roger would be one of those great athletes who played too long and didn't know when to retire...or stay retired. See: Michael Jordan. Don't call it a comeback (thank you LL Cool J)...call it a retirement tour.
I don't think he'll ever come back and play like he did. But as a long time tennis player myself I think Federer is still the best there ever was. Yes Djokovic is great but he's a retriever basically. Who is more fun to watch? And as far as statistics go try this: assign 1 point for making the quarter finals for all the Grand Slams. Then 2 points for a semifinal, 3 points for runner up and 4 points for a win. Federer is way ahead. You could include the Masters too if you want. Djokovic had 2 or 3 walkovers during the Masters one time in a final against Federer. And one thing I don't understand, someone posited that Federer would have been better if he had a two handed backhand. I find this backwards. I think that if the two handers had had a one handed backhand it is they who would have been better. These big strong guys don't need two hands on their backhand. A one hander gives you so much more reach and versatility. Sampras transitioned from a two hander to a one hander. Wonder why? I would like to see him beat Connor's record of 109 tournaments which he could do. Does anyone think that Djokovic or Nadal will get to 100 tournament wins?
Realistically it is very very difficult, but it is not impossible
i dont know whether i will see him plying again
the knee operation with meniscus suturing means that the cartilages are very worn out, there is no regeneration, so we would like as long as Roger comes back to win, unfortunately that will not be able to happen, hope he can recover and give us some good exhibitions! There is an end to everything, Federer will not have had a chance to make a nice outing, the COVID and the injuries.
Federer will forever be my number 1,but i truly believe that when he comes back from surgery this time, and he cant find the level that he had in 2017-2019, he will finally retire
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If he can't play at wimbledon than he will most likely retire.
He recently said He doesn't expect to make Wimbledon 2022 but is neveetheless planning to return. So, no.
With a full recovery I think he could still contend on the grass. Less stress on the 40 year old body. Doubtful at the other Slams but I’ll be cheering for him.
Yes can't wait for his return 💯👏
enjoyed tennis from an early age never as much as when R.F. was playing it is easy to be a fed fan he can't play forever and tennis is just a sport but it is a wonderful thing to watch anyone who has become as masterful at anything as R.F. is at tennis
I’m a sincere Roger’s fan but really it’s very difficult He could be back to play at this level.
My favorite and the only GOAT IMO along with Rafa but to expect a repeat or even close to his 2017 revival is as unrealistic as expecting a real Santa visit this Xmas.
He will show up for another Wimbledon to say his obligatory goodbyes. The only hope is that he won't crash out in the first week and will get a deep run as he deserves for transforming tennis as we know it!
With rafa and djoko? I feel like at this point its impossible to leave djoko out of goat debate (as a nadal fan)
@@imaginesleeping9640 Djoko will be the GOAT as far as statistics are concerned, especially after he snags #21 which is only a matter of time. Unless Rafa keeps up the chase with him. .... but that's for fans who go by stats. For others who go by conduct on court, a true mastery of the game, artistry and pure genius talent nobody can occupy Roger's slot. So a subjectively divided GOAT debate forever. One's that play the game and know vs One's that go by results and stats.
@@allboutthemojo C’mon now. That’s just a weak argument. It’s an individual sport, you have to go by results. You can’t just lose to a player and say “my brand of tennis is BETTER therefore I’m better than you”. Or lose a tournament but say “I should’ve won! I played more aggressively and high risk”. That’s criteria for “favorite player” not “best player”. I say this as a Nadal fan who likes Federer more than Djokovic.
@@SJ-di5zu it most certainly is a weak argument... for fans who never played at a high level or with anyone at a high level. They have no point of reference to really understand the game.
Roger's negative results vs Djoker were after 2011 . He was already 30 then. Against Rafa its on clay.
@@allboutthemojo im sorry but he was 30 in 2011 bruh
I am crying already 😭
Yes! 👍
I certainly think he is able to reach these levels at Basel or Halle again! I’m less hopeful for the slams over 5 sets but it’ll just be amazing to see him back out on court at this point.
Such a great player and a long career but sadly if he comes back next year it may be his last year
Heres your answer... NO
Seeing Roger play this sharply may be one of the most satisfying sights ever
RF forever!
Yes, we will..
is this court faster than AO and US open?
Yes.
@@ferguson7128 thank you. guess faster courts are advantageous to Roger it appears that way
I hope so
Beautiful video, exquisite athlete.
Federer’s last title sadly :(
Roger's game has always been based on quick movements around the court in order to set up his shots, especially his forehand. At his age if Roger isn't close to 100 percent with his knee, there is no way he will ever regain his old form.
Without doubt, Federer is the most talented, beautiful, vesatile player ever to play tennis. Variety of shots he has, is far more than combined of Nadal or Novak. His volley , stop volley, backend, forehand and dropshots are very pleasing to watch. To play for 20 over yrs with very high consistency is simply amazing. And above all, he is very humble, down to earth always easy going with his fans and media. We hardly read or hear ppl say bad things abt him. It is astonoshing to know that he has never retired half way in 1250 matches he has played. This shows how much he loves Tennis.. No other player has this effect on public past 50 yrs plus. No wonder he gets so much love, respect and attention from Reporters, players and public.. Even if Novak wins 25 Slams, he can never match talent, skill, charishma, elegance and popularity of Federer. 👌🏻👌🏻
NOVAK DJOKOVIC 354 and still counting GOAT position sealed
Definitely to his best he's gonna return - to the current best, and that cannot and will not be like ever before, how could it? No matter what, he rewrote the history of tennis and has propelled the sports to a totally different level during his career. Unthinkable how it would have evolved without that competition between the four contemporary greats. Personally I wish for nothing else than seeing him in Halle whenever for what I have held the tickets now for 2 years...