Tennis "WAR OF THE MADMEN" - When Tennis' Hardest Hitters Faced Off! (Soderling VS Gonzalez)

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  • Опубликовано: 18 апр 2021
  • When Tennis turns into war between the first man to defeat Rafael Nadal in the French Open in 2009, Roben Soderling and arguably the hardest hitter with the best forehand in tennis history, Fernando Gonzalez! This was the day the two met in a Grand Slam Semi-Final for the first time and the winner will have to face Roger Federer in the final who was looking forward to his first and only title in Paris.
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Комментарии • 63

  • @TuHermana98
    @TuHermana98 3 года назад +51

    Gonzalez was one of the most entertaining tennis player to watch

  • @BloodBearr
    @BloodBearr 3 года назад +18

    Such a great match! Finally the snow is going down where I live and I can't wait to play some tennis! Great quality content as usual Wivo :)

  • @sadiaro1392
    @sadiaro1392 Год назад +8

    This is incredible.. please keep posting these underrated matches. 10/10 edit. Well done
    I remember this day 13 years ago. It was Friday and we had probably one of the best semi finals ever. Soderling Gonzalez/ Federer Del Potro. 4 icons of aggressive tennis playing on biggest stage of clay. And they delivered. 2 Roller Coasters.
    I think 2012 Aus open had incredible semi-finals and if I wasn't mistaken it was in 2 days semi final each day.
    Which made RG 2009 semi-finals even more special.
    Now I'm going to search for Delpo Federer thanks to you :)

    • @WivoRN
      @WivoRN  Год назад +2

      Thank you so much for the kind words

    • @stanleyextra2812
      @stanleyextra2812 Год назад +1

      The 4 hardest forehands in tennis history

    • @james-vx7nv
      @james-vx7nv Год назад +2

      Even better, two classic 5 setters and it all ended before 9PM which was hugely important as FO had no lights back in 2009. The crowd really got their moneys worth that day. Probably one of the best slam semifinal days in tennis history! Soderling really deserved one FO title but got outplayed big time in both finals that he reached despite beating the defending champion along the way both times.

  • @michaelp9061
    @michaelp9061 Год назад +2

    This match was an absolute battle thank you so much for uploading it

  • @eghosaswordontennis7521
    @eghosaswordontennis7521 3 года назад +11

    Great match between two great players.

  • @pierredaher9590
    @pierredaher9590 3 года назад +7

    Fabulous amazing choice great taste as well, what a match!!! many thanks.

  • @giovaneteodoro3190
    @giovaneteodoro3190 3 года назад +16

    This channel has the best intro ever!!

    • @WivoRN
      @WivoRN  3 года назад +1

      Thank you ❤️

  • @vosharap
    @vosharap 8 дней назад

    Great match from Gonzalez!

  • @glenngastonjonsson7954
    @glenngastonjonsson7954 6 месяцев назад

    Simply beautiful. Thanks!

    • @WivoRN
      @WivoRN  6 месяцев назад

      Thank you too!

  • @CrisHernandez1988
    @CrisHernandez1988 3 года назад +10

    EL COVID NO ME PUEDE MATAR, PORQUE YO MORI ESE DIA...

  • @bryantse6775
    @bryantse6775 3 года назад +12

    Absolutely one of the greatest matches in RG history! Both players have powerful shots and vehement temper! Gonzalez’ red earthen butt brought joy to the audience 😹

  • @nicolaspalma9362
    @nicolaspalma9362 3 года назад +15

    Gonzalez had an amazing comeback coming from two sets down against Wawrinka on Roland Garros 2008, do you have that one?

    • @WivoRN
      @WivoRN  3 года назад +6

      Might wanna check that out! Thank you ❤️

  • @juanluisbutronserrano6018
    @juanluisbutronserrano6018 9 месяцев назад +1

    Partido de bombazos!

  • @Notyouraveragesunsetlover
    @Notyouraveragesunsetlover 3 года назад +4

    Lad, the intro itself is the hardest😂👏

  • @four-gm3wm
    @four-gm3wm 3 года назад +7

    Coolest intro on YT💪🏻

    • @WivoRN
      @WivoRN  3 года назад +2

      Thanks ❤️

  • @creativestudio101
    @creativestudio101 Год назад

    Damn, what a match..

  • @mmabagain
    @mmabagain 3 года назад +3

    22 aces by Gonzales? Fantastic!

  • @RazOls
    @RazOls 3 года назад

    Swedish power! Great vid as usual

  • @martytimmons4
    @martytimmons4 3 года назад

    Es como una pelea de Box entre dos knockeadores

  • @ffallenaangel
    @ffallenaangel 3 года назад +2

    i dindt remembered gonzales when semi final omg

  • @ivangomez7008
    @ivangomez7008 2 года назад

    Hahaha good vídeo

  • @noloolon2880
    @noloolon2880 2 года назад +3

    That "hardest forehand" could not make up for the "softest backhand"

  • @nanuk371
    @nanuk371 5 месяцев назад +1

    Las pelotas de tenis después de ese partido quedaron quemadas .

  • @707ladytee
    @707ladytee 3 года назад +4

    Gonzo was close to winning this match! Bad calling from the umpire/linespeople. What’s the purpose of calling over the linesperson when, as the umpire, can overrule it! Great match between these two though.

  • @goncalo9
    @goncalo9 3 года назад +2

    Cecchinato's face is the same as Gonzalez's

  • @alexhamer8787
    @alexhamer8787 Год назад

    this wasn't the only time they played in a slam, they met in the 2004 us open, which soderling won in four sets

  • @foxtrotwhisky4061
    @foxtrotwhisky4061 2 года назад +2

    Where was Gonzalez's forehand during this match? really looked like he was struggling to get the speed or depth on it he usually does. Normally when it goes to his forehand he hits a winner 😂 Can anyone explain? he pushed it to 5 sets even so, sounds like because of his serve, and surprisingly good backhand on the day

    • @bornagain1580
      @bornagain1580 11 месяцев назад

      Probably hitting it too spinny

  • @jdmresearch
    @jdmresearch Год назад +2

    7:46 Dice clarito "Conchatumare weon"

  • @tucker3601
    @tucker3601 2 года назад

    Gonzalez sounds like a cartoon character when he hits the ball

  • @ahmedkhalil2335
    @ahmedkhalil2335 3 года назад

    ياريت تعرفنا اختفو ليه عن الانظار خصوصا سودرلينج

    • @WivoRN
      @WivoRN  3 года назад

      سودرلينج اعتزل بسبب مرض جاله.. وجونزاليس اعتزل عشان كبر فالسن.

  • @acebharath
    @acebharath 3 года назад +1

    What a weird camera angle. Must be french open 2011 !

    • @rai2285
      @rai2285 3 года назад

      This was 2009

  • @Official.tadiwa
    @Official.tadiwa 3 года назад +3

    Gonzo should've won this match

  • @cbmtrx
    @cbmtrx Год назад

    Fergo and Roberling

  • @boba2783
    @boba2783 11 месяцев назад

    Pure comedy at 19:15

  • @1Karlos1
    @1Karlos1 10 месяцев назад

    por estos partido es que fernando se calienta y termina jugando mal, los jueces de silla o de linea quieren ser figuras y solo terminan perjudicando, Soderling tambien le tuvieron jodiendo con algunos puntos

  • @ffallenaangel
    @ffallenaangel 3 года назад

    bro you dindt showd the break on 5-5 second set

    • @WivoRN
      @WivoRN  3 года назад +4

      The entire second set wasn't shown on any live TV channel other than some Japanese channel that only had the points shown here.

    • @ffallenaangel
      @ffallenaangel 3 года назад

      @@WivoRN ty bro. great match!

    • @masters.1000
      @masters.1000 3 года назад

      @@WivoRN ¿How can be possible?

    • @WivoRN
      @WivoRN  3 года назад +3

      The broadcast was cut off but I have no idea why, the English commentator was talking about it before the 3rd set began

  • @benl5665
    @benl5665 3 года назад

    tony parker and eva longoria ;(

  • @user-ig7ob3om7b
    @user-ig7ob3om7b 2 года назад

    מה הוא רוצה מדווידנקו?

  • @Habdogwriter
    @Habdogwriter Год назад +1

    Soderling leaving tennis helped the sport and it's reputation

  • @marianpalko2531
    @marianpalko2531 2 года назад +1

    14:28

  • @connorism69
    @connorism69 3 года назад +1

    Glad that Gonzales lost after all those antics lol.

  • @HanzSygnal
    @HanzSygnal 2 года назад +1

    Gonzo used too much slice backhand for his own good; if his backhand was as good as forehand, and better mental calm- he could have won several majors. Spanish underachievers are always fun: Nalbandian, Gonzo, Rios, Verdasco

  • @josealcantaramarino3149
    @josealcantaramarino3149 2 года назад

    Nunca me gustó González la verdad

    • @gatomentadicto4509
      @gatomentadicto4509 2 года назад

      Quieres un hijo de él?

    • @1Karlos1
      @1Karlos1 10 месяцев назад

      esta bien

    • @fabianorossi77
      @fabianorossi77 7 месяцев назад +1

      Es comprensible , su país no le ha ganado a nadie.. en ningúna disciplina importante o relevante en otras palabras NO EXISTEN ...Chile posee una tradición tenistica de jerarquía mundial a pesar de ser un diminuto páis .Lo siento pe , comprendo tu frustración .Pero exuda tu envidia en los dirigentes deportivos de tú subdesarrollado país.

    • @josealcantaramarino3149
      @josealcantaramarino3149 7 месяцев назад

      @@fabianorossi77 la verdad no, porque uno de mis jugadores favoritos de todos los tiempos es el Chino Rios. Nicolás Massu también me parecía muy bueno. Así de varios países. Que tú seas un pobre tonto que no acepta que simplemente no me gusta un jugador independientemente de si es de Chile, no es mi tema. Hazte ver 🤣

  • @AjinkyaMaldikar
    @AjinkyaMaldikar Месяц назад

    Soderling forehand has to be one of the ugliest yet most dangerous forehand ever! like ew!