French Open Finale 1987 Martina Navratilova - Steffi Graf

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
  • Steffi Graf´s 1. Grand Slam Titel
    Das komplette Match vom 6.6.1987 in 33 Minuten reiner Spielzeit
    00:00 Erster Satz
    11:08 Zweiter Satz
    19:26 Dritter Satz

Комментарии • 109

  • @Apollo19713
    @Apollo19713 Год назад +10

    Great win for Steffi the supreme champion. Thanks for the video.
    😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
    👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑

  • @dayanandnaraine9015
    @dayanandnaraine9015 9 месяцев назад +8

    Graf serve at 17 with those old racquets was something. Supreme player

    • @alexsdb9712
      @alexsdb9712 6 месяцев назад

      True modern tennis racquets.

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@alexsdb9712 I once had the opportunity to play with an old Dunlop Max 200G my tennis trainer brought with him some years ago.
      What a small sweet spot that stick had!! That Steffi could generate such pace with it, especially with her famous forehand is a miracle.
      I was glad when I could return to my modern racket after 15 minutes. Night and day.

  • @laviniaparisi9154
    @laviniaparisi9154 7 месяцев назад +5

    These were the match of tennis. With all the respect for the actually players, I watch already Graf-Navratilova.

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 7 месяцев назад +2

      USO 86 & 91 semis. USO 89 final. Wimbledon 88 & 89 finals. This 87 FO final.
      Even their non-slam matches are very watchable today. Zurich 92 and Tokyo 93 & 94 come to mind.

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 6 месяцев назад +2

      Not to forget the great 89 YEC final!

  • @LDVTennis
    @LDVTennis 9 месяцев назад +11

    Windy day. Graf is not yet at her best, but the quality and brilliance of her game is already manifest.

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 6 месяцев назад +4

      And yet Steffi played the 4th-best season of the whole open era with a 75-2 win/loss record.

    • @zeddeka
      @zeddeka 15 дней назад

      Steffi a much better wind player than Navratilova, who famously hated it. It didn't seem to bother Steffi.

  • @rajusaha855
    @rajusaha855 Год назад +19

    Beginning of the Graf era in tennis. From 1997-96 she won 94 WTA titles including 21 of her 22 slams. Most dominate most run by any tennis player of either gender in tennis history. She is simply the GOAT.

    • @tobiasisback4605
      @tobiasisback4605 Год назад +5

      Nonsense. The most dominant player of either gender in the open era was Navratilova. 1982-86 was the most dominant 5 year unbroken spell by any player. Record season winning percentages, record number of titles, record number of slams, record number of consecutive slams and record winning streaks. Graf's 1987-96 “reign” was interrupted by Seles who deposed her from #1 and led Graf 3-1 in slam finals until the stabbing. How can Graf be the best ever when she wasn’t even the best in her own era?
      93-96 Graf mopped up against inferior competition - not a single all-time great in the field. The #2 in 1986 (Evert) was better than the #2 in 1996, better than anyone Graf had to face for 4-5 years.
      Just as Court's slam tally is inflated by inferior competition at AO, so is Graf's from 1993-96. Neither is GOAT for that reason.
      Navratilova was objectively more dominant 1982-86 than Graf was in any comparable period, despite having to face another all-time great, Evert, all through their overlapping primes.

    • @MrBjorn6
      @MrBjorn6 Год назад +2

      ​@@tobiasisback4605 you are absolutely right and Graf was my favorite player!

    • @rajusaha855
      @rajusaha855 Год назад +9

      @@tobiasisback4605 most dominate 10 years period - Steffi Graf
      Navratilova had most dominate 5 years period BTW.
      As we all know 10>5.

    • @rajusaha855
      @rajusaha855 Год назад +9

      @@tobiasisback4605 watch the recent podcast of tennis abstract creator Jeff sackmann with bellinson & Steve Flink. He (Jeff) said according to Elo Graf had the toughest competition while Martina & Serena had slightly easier competition. Even Elo agrees with my statement.😉😉😉 Just watch the interview.

    • @anthonydecastro6938
      @anthonydecastro6938 Год назад +8

      @@tobiasisback4605 wrong. here, read this: it took 12 years for Graf to win her 22 grand slam titles (her first at Roland Garros in 1987, her last at the same grand slam in 1999). That is 1.83 slams per year. Serena Williams took 18 years to win her 23 grand slam titles. that is 1.2 slams per year. in percentage terms, Graf is the GOAT. and if we go by length of career, Graf was an active WTA player for 17 years, Williams for 27 years. TEN MORE YEARS to win just one more slam than Graf. do the math. as for Seles, just stick to the facts. even when she was supposed to be at her dominant best, SHE NEVER WON WIMBLEDON. she took time out for more than two years. by the time she came back, the game had left her behind. blame it on her decision to stay away from the game that long. and her psychological problems, eating disorders, weight gain, etc. she could have done a Kvitova who came out swinging after she received even MORE DEATH-threatening and MULTIPLE STAB WOUNDS.

  • @scriptedbeauty1
    @scriptedbeauty1 9 месяцев назад +11

    Steffi was only 17. Amazing!

    • @cortomalteserasputin2895
      @cortomalteserasputin2895 5 месяцев назад

      La Seles le ha fatto il culakkione

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 5 месяцев назад

      @@cortomalteserasputin2895Steffi vs. #1 Seles: 5-2 H2H 😂

  • @carrerau7138
    @carrerau7138 5 месяцев назад +4

    Steffi so cute! 😍

  • @alexsdb9712
    @alexsdb9712 4 месяца назад +2

    Happy Birthday to the greatest, Steffi Graf! Frauline Forehand

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 3 месяца назад +1

      Fräulein....
      😜
      Fraulein is allowed for foreigners as well.

    • @alexsdb9712
      @alexsdb9712 3 месяца назад

      @carrerau7138 Auto-"correct" feature unfortunately.

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 3 месяца назад

      @@alexsdb9712 Is "frauline" even a word....?

    • @alexsdb9712
      @alexsdb9712 3 месяца назад

      @carrerau7138 No, but the "line" part is.

  • @anthonydecastro6938
    @anthonydecastro6938 Год назад +24

    it took 12 years for Graf to win her 22 grand slam titles (her first at Roland Garros in 1987, her last at the same grand slam in 1999). That is 1.83 slams per year. Serena Williams took 18 years to win her 23 grand slam titles. in percentage terms, Graf is the GOAT. That is 1.2 slams per year. and if we go by length of career, Graf was an active WTA player for 17 years, Williams for 27 years, TEN YEARS LONGER to win one more slam for her grand total of 23. do the math.

    • @guyinsf
      @guyinsf Год назад +3

      Graf's career and records were aided by Monica Seles being sidelined for 2.5 years after getting stabbed. She would have never ended up with as many slams if Seles was never stabbed. Martina Navratilova holds the most impressive records in tennis.

    • @anthonydecastro6938
      @anthonydecastro6938 Год назад +10

      @@guyinsf aided? that is simply PURE SPECULATION on your part. and to resort to speculation is rather CHEAP. anybody can do it. so go on and play that movie in your mind. pinning Seles to the VICTIM CARD identity did NOTHING to resurrect her career. and it does nothing for her NOW. it just makes her look even more ridiculous. and that would be your fault.

    • @guyinsf
      @guyinsf Год назад

      @@anthonydecastro6938 Not speculation at all. It was pretty clear that Seles was number 1 at the time and cutting into Graf's winning. Just ask the Graf fan who stabbed Monica, that's was his exact plan and it worked. Only a Graf fanatic would deny this reality.

    • @Apollo19713
      @Apollo19713 Год назад +9

      Excellent comments. Graf had the toughest competition and with 22 titles by the age of 29 no one should be disputing that Graf is the supreme champion.

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 10 месяцев назад +4

      @@guyinsfNavratilova was 4-8 win/loss against 16/18-year-old Tracy Austin. Austin struggled with injuries from then on, had to leave the tour in 1983.
      Without that Martina would have won 12 slams, maximum!
      Comparable to Serena who profited from Henin having to leave the tour in 2008 due to burnout. Juju had dominated Serena in 2003-07 with 5-2 H2H (4-1 in slams, on every surface).
      Austin and Henin were gone for good whereas Seles returned after 2 years and played 8 more.

  • @zeddeka
    @zeddeka 4 месяца назад +2

    All kinds of psychological undercurrents with Navratilova here. She hadn't won a tournament all 1987 (and wouldn't until Wimbledon). She said some time later that with hindsight, she'd been burned out from 1987 - mid 1989 and was subconsciously trying to play as few tournaments as possible. Certainly, 1987 is when the choking started to come back into Martina's game. She'd been notorious for it in her earlier years, but seemed to have cured it during those hyper dominant years in the mid 80s. She served for the match here, but started serving double faults - always a sign of intense nerves with Martina. She would also go on to have some famous losses from a winning position in the rest of 1987, 1988 and 1989:
    *A couple of weeks after this, she lost in straight sets to Sukova at Eastbourne after losing a 5-0 lead in the first set.
    *She lost to Steffi at Wimbledon 1988 after being up a set and a break.
    *Lost to Sukova again from a set and twice up a break in the second set, at the tour finals in 1988
    *Had yet another loss to Sukova at the 1989 Australian Open after twice serving for the match
    *Lost the 1989 US Open final to Steffi after again being up a set and a break
    *Very nearly lost to Monica Seles at the 1989 tour finals after being up 6-3, 5-1. Martina scraped through that one 6-3, 5-7, 7-5.

  • @dominiksapara8985
    @dominiksapara8985 Год назад +3

    Good day,
    thank you very much for these beautiful tennis matches, please don't you also have Wimbledon 1998 and Jan Novotná's journey to her greatest success available. Thank you very much in advance for your answer

  • @guicon2007
    @guicon2007 Год назад +2

    Hablame de tenis bien jugado...que calidad por favor!!! partido histórico.

  • @j.j.6341
    @j.j.6341 Год назад +3

    Schneidest Du das selbst? Oder gibt's dafür ne Automatik? Einerseits ist der Schnitt cool für den schnellen Überblick. Andererseits geht auch einiges an Atmo und Emotion (und z.B. Erste Aufschläge!) verloren.

    • @wawawa-waswannwar7937
      @wawawa-waswannwar7937  Год назад +3

      Eine Automatik gibt es leider nicht, da muss man per Hand ran. Ich wollte sehen, wieviel von einem 2 Stunden Match tatsächlich reine Spielzeit ist. In einigen wenigen Fällen (und nicht bei diesem Match) musste ich sogar kürzer schneiden als ich wollte, weil sonst das Video wegen Copyright gesperrt wäre.

    • @j.j.6341
      @j.j.6341 Год назад

      @@wawawa-waswannwar7937 Ah, okay, die Senderrechte sind also ein Hauptgrund für die viele Arbeit?

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 10 месяцев назад +2

      Es gibt dieses Spiel auch in voller Länge irgendwo auf YT.
      Diese Versionen ohne die Pausen sind sehr interessant. Keep them coming!

  • @sliceserve234
    @sliceserve234 4 месяца назад +2

    Tony Trabert was such a great announcer. I just can't stand listening to Jim Courier's horrible announcing.

    • @alexsdb9712
      @alexsdb9712 4 месяца назад +1

      The earlier american generations, or you can even say older generation americans, were and are completely a different level than later generation americans. Whether it be in communication, professionally and in social mores. Later generation americans are completely something else, something different and not in a good way. They don't cut it professionally for the broadcasting and media fields with their ways, and unfortunately this includes socially as well.

  • @carmenw8561
    @carmenw8561 2 месяца назад

    Steffi first Grand Slam Title!!!👍

  • @ralphschmidt7669
    @ralphschmidt7669 10 месяцев назад

    Miss M. always chocked with her serve under pressure.

  • @tomgraham6071
    @tomgraham6071 17 дней назад

    Every match I see from 1987 was crazy windy. Was it an international hurricane year or something? 😂

  • @NOTHEOTHERGUY
    @NOTHEOTHERGUY Год назад +5

    I was going to throw up back in 1987 watching this for the first time back then thinking Martina was going to take it at 5-3 in the 3rd!

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 6 месяцев назад +1

      I thought that IF someone could turn this around it would be Steffi Graf.
      And she proved the ability to turn around slam finals again and again:
      - Wimbledon 88
      - USO 89
      - Wimbledon 91
      - FO 93
      - Wimbledon 93
      - FO 96
      - FO 99

  • @neilchandler8532
    @neilchandler8532 Месяц назад

    Definitely not Martina's tournament.

  • @ralphschmidt7669
    @ralphschmidt7669 11 месяцев назад +2

    Martina always choked on her serve under pressure...

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 6 месяцев назад +1

      Not always but sometimes.

  • @johnmanning5568
    @johnmanning5568 2 месяца назад

    Just for the record, the headline should read “final” not “finale”.

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 2 месяца назад

      Why this???

    • @johnmanning5568
      @johnmanning5568 2 месяца назад

      @@carrerau7138because “the final” in this context means the final game to be played in that particular tournament. A “finale” is the end piece of a concert or an opera. Yes it technically means an end part but “finale” is never used to describe the last match in a sporting contest. People say “The World Cup Final” not “The World Cup Finale”.

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 2 месяца назад +1

      @@johnmanning5568 Ever heard of foreign languages?
      This video was made in Germany ("Was war wann" = "WaWaWa").
      This match was played in France.

    • @johnmanning5568
      @johnmanning5568 2 месяца назад

      @@carrerau7138 the word “final” in English translates to “final” in French. My advice is that if you are talking in general about these matters and you use the English language throughout then it is better if you use the accepted word “final” regardless of where the match in question was played.

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 2 месяца назад +1

      @@johnmanning5568 Why would a German video producer use the English language?

  • @a66789
    @a66789 7 месяцев назад

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  • @snifferdogxsnifferdogx5977
    @snifferdogxsnifferdogx5977 Год назад +3

    Martina gave that one away, sadly.

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 Год назад +8

      No, Steffi took that one away from Martina.

    • @andyroo9381
      @andyroo9381 11 месяцев назад +4

      HA! I don't think so. Steffi Graf won that fair and square and through her down determination. You are, simply, wrong.

    • @snifferdogxsnifferdogx5977
      @snifferdogxsnifferdogx5977 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@andyroo9381 2x double-faults while serving for the match and a double-fault on matchpoint... yeah, that's called giving it away, buddy.

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 10 месяцев назад +4

      @@snifferdogxsnifferdogx5977No, it isn‘t. Navratilova was afraid of Steffi‘s return on second serve. So she served with too much risk in those windy conditions.

    • @snifferdogxsnifferdogx5977
      @snifferdogxsnifferdogx5977 3 месяца назад

      @@carrerau7138 I watched this live. Just stfu already.