David Nalbandian: Brilliant ATP Shots & Rallies!
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What's your favourite David Nalbandian memory (if it's the Queen's final moment, you're wrong... 😒)?
Almost defeating prime Nadal in IW 2012, while being injured.
@Lukas Bergqvist Yeah but both of them were injured then.
@@masters.1000 Nadal was, but Federer wasn't. He was at 100%
Nalbandian defeated Murray at Paris 2008 QF
@@tennisgenius4850 ¿In MC 2005?
Federer was coming back from an injury in his ankle, and Nalbandian had an abdominal tear (like always, he was a fatass).
I've watched tennis for 40+ years, and I still think Nalbandian is the best player I've ever seen seen. No, he didn't have the consistency. No, he didn't have the full commitment. No, he never truly wanted it. But when he was on, he was on. He could make Rafa, Roger and Novak look almost pedestrian at times. Turn their offense into double-offense right back at them. Hit from anywhere in the court. Find and create outrageous angles and control. At his very best move them around like pawns. Utterly sublime.
Agree with you
He was a legend. He totally wasted his talent. Argentina has had great players but terrible things had happen.
ruclips.net/video/pE4d4J0gvzk/видео.html
@@jasonlewis460 He prioritized living his life over being a collector of titles and statistics, he didn't waste anything, respect.
@Wake Wood Before Daniil Medvedev in tactical play, there was David Nalbandian. The major difference between the two, is that Medvedev has a much, much better serve, and also is much, much more physically fit. And the result? A Slam win for Medvedev (and most likely, many more to come). For many years, Nalbandian had the best brain in tennis (hands down). Small wonder, that he's a coach now (working with Miomir Kecmanovic, who had good results: 4th RD in this year's AO). And one of his biggest focuses with Miomir? Physical fitness :)
Im from argentina,, and david always said that he was not all day thinking about tennis but talent was always there. He was a great player and huge inspiration.
He is from a rural area in Buenos Aires and started playing in a hard tennis court his family built.
He really started with nothing and was a world top player.
Now THIS is the content we need.
The most talented guy in this century, even more than Federer, Safin and Rios. Never trained like he should, went to some matches hungover, he was almost always overweight, and so on. Despite all of that he became N3 and won two M1000 and one Masters Cup, and made it to the semifinals in all Grand Slams, all of this by playing only with talent alone.
The best backhand ever.
One of the few who fooled Federer at will on the court.
The best backhand ever in term of consistency belongs to Agassi & Djokovic but i agree on the other things you wrote.
@@suatkayatennis Yeah, I meant by pure technique and precision.
@@masters.1000 On that department he and Agassi are above all players.
@@masters.1000 when did he fool him?
Nalbandian played the most attractive tennis I have ever watched. The statistics shows clearly he was not among the best players of the history. But if it existed a ranking of creativity, skill and beauty in the game, he would be my number one.
Nalbandian was a superb talent one of the cleanest ball strikers ever!
"He's just toying with Nadal..."
How often do you hear a broadcast comment like that? Ever?
yes, but what is this good for??? absolutely nothing¡¡¡
Most talented player ever without a doubt. He just didn’t care.
John McEnroe was interviewed recently and said, ‘I use to criticize this player because I didn’t feel he gave the effort a professional should. He was very talented. His name is David Nalbandian.’ That sort of sums it up.
Nalbandian's style is amazing: so much flair, so effective; his preparation and strokes almost always composed and unruffled--as if he were playing inside some sort of weird individual gravity-time warp field...while his adversaries dash and lunge about frantically.
Nailed it... Genius comment!
True 😂
Among the best shotmakers in tennis history, and my second favorite player after Federer. Such a shame that he never put in as much effort later in his career, he was delightful to watch. Despite how good tennis is today, I think we are missing shotmakers like him.
I still tell all my students to watch David's BH these days, so natural and smooth. He was even a bit more pleasurable to watch than Roger when he's on his game
Nalbandian had by far the most beautiful shots in tennis history!
Argentina has the wings of each side; Forehand for Del Potro & Backhand for Nalbandian. What a shot!
And Coria
And vilas
AND Gaudio
Malisimo ariel... jaj
@@heynow1988 gustos son gustos dijo una vieja...😂😂🤣🤣
Federer's head-to-heads at fast courts during his peak (2003-2008):
6-2 Nadal
10-1 Blake
19-2 Davydenko
17-0 D.Ferrer
12-1 Gonzalez
21-3 Roddick
7-2 Novak Djokovic
8-3 Agassi
...
8-8 Nalbandian
yes, David is the only exception
Nadal le gano mas veces
@@cocolatin1 not on fast courts. Nadal is the best on clay.
@@cocolatin1 Aprende a interpretar lo que dijo en el comentario y despues comenta. obnubilado.
il a battu fédérer Nadal et Djokovic en même temps Madrid 2007
Si y en ese mismo 2007 en Paris, venció al big 3 de corrido, jugando a un nivel que no volvi a ver.
I think the only good thing about the current situation is that we get to see so many tennis videos which otherwise we would never have seen.
نال بنديان أصيل كبلاده الاصليه التي دائمآ متخرج الجواهر النادرة في سماء كل رياضات العالم ايقونه التنس ومرعب كل الابطال بلعبه الذي دائمآ مايشدك لللمشاهده حصان جامح في ارضي ملاعب التنس ومنافس شرح ❤❤❤❤❤❤من اليمن السعيد تحيا الارجنتين علا هذه المواهب الجميلة
When he was "in the zone" he was unbeatable. But hard training was not for him!!
One of the most strategic and technnical players. I would love to see him playing against Wawrinka
I think he has not a good h2h against Stan
Nalbandian won vs stan, twice , one in Washington 2010, the other cant remember
@@CristyChamps Ah mira, ni me acordaba
@@pedrosaulys9569 si, la otra fue en el Australian Open 2006 las dos veces le ganó, claro que era chico Wawrinka, igual para mi tienen un juego parecido, salvando el revés a dos manos vs una
@@CristyChamps Si juegan parecido
Best backhand ever. Was a bit short unfortunately to get those free points needed now and then.
lange darm lol, wawrink can’t do much on a faster tennis court with his backhand
@lange darm
It destroys players that doesn't attack that much or give him time to prepare his backhand.
Which is the reason he's doing well against Djokovic since a few years now cuz he improved his backands and Djokovic doesn't set a pressure as Federee does.
Federer doesn't allow Wawrinka to play his game.
So yeah, on a faster court, Wawrinka struggle more but his backhand is awesome though, powerful and technical.
If I'm not wrong isn't he the only player to beat Federer, Nadal and Djokovic in a single tournament?
You are not wrong! And you can watch that feat here... ruclips.net/video/nWkXdaUNSx0/видео.html
Tennis TV thank you!
David Nalbandian he is such a legend in the tennis he is the only player that beats the great 3 in the same tournament
@@nirs635
He's the only one to do that but we have to consider that Djokovic and Nadal weren't at their best in 2007 cuz they were only 20-21 especially Nadal on Hard even if they were probably already Top 3.
And the opportunity to face every members of the Big 3 in one tournament is very low due to the fact that if Djokovic lost a round or Nadal or Federer, Nalbandian wouldn't have face them etc.
However, this is still awesome he made it, he was an awesome player, the greatest backhand to me and one of the smartest player on the Tour.
Tsonga in Toronto 2014 did beat 4 members of Top 10 : Federer Djokovic Murray and Dimitrov, i'm maybe more amazed by Tsonga in this case cuz Djokovic was good at the time, Dimitrov too, Murray also and Federer was okay i guess cuz he made it to the Final in that tournament then he had back issues at Davis Cup (idk if it was after Toronto or before).
@@ijump-bounce2283 Federer also beat the rest of the big 4 in one tournament: World Tour Finals 2010. Federer beat Murray in RR, Djokovic in the semis and Nadal in the final.
Greatest waste of talent, still pulled of one of the greatest feats of tennis. Always a treat to watch
I can't say that he is the Best player in history... But suppose that we can organize a tournament with all players in history... In that case, I would bet for David
Why waste of talent? Qué pasó?
It's not a "waste". He played because he wanted to and as much as it gave him fun. You have to respect his decision and his right to do (or not to do) whatever he wants to. You cannot blame him for "wasting talent" because this way of life was what has been making him happy - and being happy means winning the life.
@@stonedrui7112 thats called a waste of talent. Ungrateful player with so much talent is a insult to the creator of time.
How was it a waste of talent. Its not Kyrgios we’re talk in’ about. 😂
You have a feeling that Nalbandian in top form could just hit from any place on the court to any place on the court. He was such an accurate sniper.
2:26 "Well, he is almost toying with Nadal"....Well, that was really what was happening...
And he used an ultra heavy racket to get that impressive accurate power on his shots at 370 ish grams ..
Often credited as the "greatest player to never win a slam," Nalbandian was an exellent all-court player and is known as one of the cleanest ball strikers in the sport.He uses powerfully struck, sharply accurate groundstrokes which have very low error-percentage. He has a decent, but not particularly dominating service game compared to top 20 players,unfortanatly he lacked of disciplin,consistency and was plaiged with injuries thru his carrier.
Yeah, if anything his service game was the weakest.
At moments, he made Federer look average.
Nadal: 'I'm strong and very fit.'
Nalbadian: 'Ok.'
One of the best talents in the history of the game, I know he doesn't have the tournament wins to be in the ladder of greats but talent alone hes one of the best for sure.
True legend the only tennis player who has beaten the big 3 in the same tournament what a legend 🐐
One of the best shot makers of all time.
I missed lots of great matches due to responsabilities and working commitments but I allways made myself a little time to watch this guy...really a magician; such an effortless player...amazing
Would've loved see him playing 2006 AO finals against Fed, but his choke against Baghdatis keeps hurting me.
Yup, still hurts 😭
I often watch Nalbandian's matches and I can't stop thinking that discipline must be a talent itself. You have or you dont... At least, that helps me to sleep better after this.
Look at the pauses he takes just before taking the shot. The dude is playing chess, knowing that not speed nor stamina are gonna help him in any way. He's doing IQ-based tennis. And on top of that, the smoothness and coolness of 80's Stallone. Fucking genious.
I watch this video again every 6 months just to marvel at the shot quality (again)
The only man who can beat prime federer, nadal & djocovic
Man was crazy and has the most powerful backhand.
A nivel técnico era brillante y era hábil para la toma de decisiones; sabia como y cuando golpear la pelota en cada momento, según las circunstancias y necesidades (algo nada fácil).
Tenia un revés terrible, preciso y potente, sobre todo el paralelo ( el más difícil de ejecutar de manera eficaz). Le permitía pasar de defensa a ataque de manera inmediata y poner en apuros a jugadores como Nadal que prácticamente llegaba a todas .
De todos los tenistas Argentinos de su generación, sin dudas era el más dotado y además el más fuerte de la cabeza (elemental en este deporte, para poder sobreponerse a situaciones adversas y mantenerse inerte en los momentos críticos). Quizás le faltaba un poco más de saque (promedio, tirando para abajo).
Me hubiese gustado que ganara algo más y que lograra lo que siempre fue su materia pendiente; un título de grand slam (algo que si pudo Del Potro por ejemplo, que a nivel técnico es solo medio Nalbandian).
Su problema fue siempre la falta de disciplina y pasión por el tenis (cosa que si tenía por ejemplo Federer, que fue contemporáneo a David). No estaba dispuesto a dedicarle todo a el, porque prefería hacer otras cosas como correr en el rally que lo disfrutaba realmente mucho.
Siempre lo dije y lo pensé. Si tenia ganas de jugar, Nalbiandian le ganaba a cualquiera. Talento y muñeca le sobraba; a las pruebas me remito.
Excelente descripción.
Excelente comentario Agustin!! totalmente de acuerdo.
Tal cual, era un jugador tan dotado tecnicamente, que sin saque le podía ganar a cualquiera, increible, nadie siquiera se acercó a algo así.
podia hacer uso incluso del reves invertido tan a menudo como el paralelo
Coincido en todo menos en la fortaleza mental. La pechio un monton d veces
Just a joy to watch the man in full flight. A rare tennis talent with exceptional control of the ball.
the most dominant player and greatest striker ive seen.
Nalbandian seems to be a very smart guy. Always kept his cool in situations when others are sweating bullets. Intelligent shotmaking.
How have you not seen the clip of him kicking in the linesman's damn shin vs Cilic?!
@@raaghavvarma2726 I always felt bad for him about that, there's no way he knew the board he kicked wasn't solidly fastened down :/
"cool in situations" lol. I think you didnt follow his career close enough.
Undoubtedly one of the greatest tennis talents ever to not win a grand slam..
My all-time favorite player
0:43 that shot by Rafa was so skillful and genius though, But Nalbandian was in God Mode then
9:55
That Madrid week was David at his very best, He defeat Nadal, Djokovic and Federer. World class player King David.
Arguably the best player never to win a slam
Siempre me encanto como jugaba el gordo Nalbandian, es el mejor jugador Argentino y mas talentoso que he podido ver.
A wizard with his wand in the battlefield.
Davydenko, nalbandian, freakin Mardy Fish. Such good happy memories of this time.
David handled the most incredible angles with the two-handed backhand
I was notice that, good eye
And people say Federer won his Slams in a weak era😂. They forget how talented a player Nalbandian was. He was such a clean hitter of the ball, deceptively quick and tactical, and such a tricky and annoying player to play against. Beat all the big three in to win a Masters 1000
Exactly mate, currently arguing with a guy on another vid cause I said djokific has won the 5 or 6 slams against a weak division and that nalbandian, roddicks and hell even Blake could be a slam winner nowadays 😅
Nalbandian was a textbook underachiever; word-class talent without the consistency or drive to be the best. Safin was very similar, although Safin had just enough drive in him with his talent to be a Grand Slam champion twice in his career. Nalbandian coasted off his talent pretty much his entire career.
@@madgavin7568 better than 95 percent of the roster today
@@Joe-rk9uy For sure.
I really miss him, he was so exquisite. Del Potro has great power in his groundstrokes, but Nalbandian was the an allaround player, and the best of all. It's a shame he was such a ladiesman and he only took Tennis like his job in a regular basis, and was not something that he really enjoyed.
the best back hand ever, just beautiful
Wow, I didn't remember how good his backhand lob specifically was. Could give Murray's a run for his money. Nalbandian had such amazing variety on his backhand. Paire might be one of the few current players that come to mind thats able to approach that variety of 2 handed backhands.
Magnifico, talentoso, maestro🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Mi idolo eternamente David Nalbandian.. que le pintó la cara mas de una vez a los grandes como Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, etc👏👏👏
a nadal lo tenia de hijo. si prestas atencion en todas la mayoria de jugadas va ganando los set.. jajajj que grande.. a todos los bailo alguna ves como se merecen! idolo !!! y encima de river!!!
No sos nadie zi no ganas wimbledon.solo.gano.guita.
Nada mas.
@@antoniettalazaro86 ahhh entonces Vilas no es nadie, Del Potro no es nadie, Wawrinka no es nadie, Clerc no es nadie, etc porque al igual que Nalbandian NO GANARON WIMBLEDON.jaja
No me hagas reir las pelotas :'V
Nalbanbian ganó el Masters de Shanghai y los Masters Series(ATP 1000) de Madrid y Paris.. titulos grandes, importantes, que se asemejan a un Grand Slam(que no lo son claramente) pero no dejan de ser titulos grandes para Nalbandian en una época con los mejores de la historia Federer, Nadal y Djokovic.
@@julianpalma2548 siii.. un indiscutido, aunque para personas como @Antonietta Lazaro Nalbandian no es nadie porq no ganó WIMBLEDON😆
Que gente ignorante las que discuten a Nalbandian.¿no Julian? Quizá a Antonietta le dolió ver a un Nalbandian jovencito perder en 2002 la final de Wimbledon con Hewitt n°1 del mundo que por eso destesta a David.jaja hay dios!!
Now this is real talent
Meu tenista favorito david nalbandian.....
Nalbandian and Safin, two greatest two-handed backhand players in Tennis history! They dont produce player like this anymore...
lol
David Nalbandian he is such a legend in the tennis he is the only player that beats the great 3 in the same tournament
Of only he won a few grand slams!
Always a delight to watch his highlights. A smart and technically sound game!
How many would kill for such natural talents, and use it and improve on it with focus and dedication? Life, or whichever deity controls, has a sick sense of humor to give such talents to those who don’t want it.
Obviously we have some overpowered cannons from South America. Imagine a player has Gonzo / Delpo's FH and Nalbandian's BH.
Brilliant player just great to watch on his day he could beat anyone just a shame he couldn’t do it consistently but a top player nevertheless
Nalbandian's best version is not far from the Big 3 best versions. His talent was unreal, he could make you look like an amateur effortlessly. He just wasn't devoted to the sport.
Talent and tecnique
Brings back so much memories. Remembering how much I loved watching Nalbandian play but also how much i hated watching Ljubicic, Davydenko, Tsonga and Fish play ;)
The one-handed players always tout Henin and Federer as great to watch. As a two-hander, I think Nalby and Martina Hingis are the equivalent of them in terms of shotmaking virtuosos.
I think no. Agassi has a much better backhand if you consider only the aesthetic side.
The best shot distributor in history...
Simplemente, Genio....
Asimismo
Tuve la fortuna de poder ir a verlo varias veces al Parque Roca por la Davis. Eso era lo máximo, una fiesta cada vez.
Let's not forget that he reached his first Grand Slam final (2002 Wimbledon) at the tender age of 20.
And lost only to peak level Hewitt, who was a freaking wall in that time. Impossible to beat.
Joueur le plus talentueux que j'ai jamais vu.
Increible jugador. Orgullo argentino. Él estaba pescando en su barco cuando lo llamaron para jugar el Master y se lo ganó a Roger. No puedo imaginar qué hubiese sido si entrenaba para ser el numero uno.
That second rally is one of my alltime favorites.
The best backhand ever.
best double hand bakchand ever
That backhand 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Nalbandian y Federer, los más talentosos del siglo XXI
1 of my favorite players!!!
Luis Figo and Iker Casillas applauding.
You know you've got to be good. Really good.
Cuanto talento!
En su momento, no me gustaba ver jugar a Nalvandiam, pero al ver sus jugadas tiempo despues como en este compilado, igual es un jugador serio, hera agresivo y el revez, un mounstruo.
8:41 Great Nalbandian!
We need a *Top 10 Greatest Players To Never Win A Grand Slam* video soon please😎
David tenía un increíble revés, iba excelente a la red y tiraba buenos globos como nadie
Why not many new players use his playstyle now? All-court heavy two-hander.
Because you need immense brain and talent to play like Nalba did.
@@thesoulexpressshow1370 Indeed: only a certain D.Medvedev has that level of brain/talent (while there are many "copies" of Federer/Joker, even Nadal playstyle).
Also he was so incredible fast with his foots. Just watch his foots, please! There is the key! Foot and torse rotation
Most talented tennis player
Such a great grinder back in the day, quality player, always a danger to play against. Pity this gen will only remember him as the guy who self destructed at Queens club
Not rlly. I’m 16 and all I see are his great shots😀😀
He was already done by then... His self destruction came very early when decided to eat whatever he wanted and not to train.
@@masters.1000 depende de donde lo mires, yo lo veo como que se dio el gusto de ganarle a los mejores, ganar dinero, y cuando se retiró a diferencia de muchos que se les acaba el mundo, su disfrute recien empezaba.
Brilliant...... is that the only word the brit commentators know?
Would have loved to see some points on the grass... that's missing in this compilation.
yessss - Safin now Naldbandian. Best 2 handers ever
I feel I should give up playing after watching this....
The shot at 8.45 its just demential!
No doubt the GOAT is him
Que crack que era!
0:35 it is a big deal to make that kind of shot against Nadal
Imagine this guy being part of big 4 instead of Murray.. maaan, let that sink in. Imagine how many classics we would witnessed
How did this guy not win 1 grand Slam in his career? Hes way better than Cilic ever was. Bad luck- didnt care enough? Weird
8:38 😱🤯
I didn't realize Jim Courier and Nalbandian's careers overlapped.
For only 2 days 😂
@Mzee1084 Jim Courier is actually very, very underrated in the tactics dept., but in that match w/David, Nalbandian showed hints with his racket, of what was to come in the years ahead.
Always great videos. Can you do best Matteo Berrettini's shots