Roger Federer: Most Unbelievable Skill Moments!
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2020
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Easily the most talented tennis player we have ever seen.
When you make a physically brutal sport look ridiculously easy, you know you are the greatest ever. No huffing, no puffing, no grunts, no sweat, no bouncing of the ball a hundred times, no theatrics. Just sheer class. A once-in-a-lifetime genius
There may be three GOATs in tennis. But only one player can hit shots like these with such natural ease and nonchalance. In the era of tennis machines, Federer brings the artsy class that will be much missed once he's gone.
Djokovic very rarely hits those kind of balls. His game is complete boring compared to Fed's.
Shame that 20 years little kids went home disappointed from Wimbledon, after this person waltzed off court after easy matches without signing anything!!😞 He just ignored them! No class!😳
I feel lucky to have grown up watching prime Roger Federer. The fact that he can take Djokovic down to the wire in 5 sets and even have match points at age 39 is legendary in itself. It will be a sad but historic day when he hangs up his racquet.
Roger has possibly the greatest skills ever in tennis. His hands at the net are amazing along with the shots he is able to pull off. Truly an inspiration.
Unquestionably,
Roger is the GOAT. Answer this question, how many slams do Nadal and Novak win playing with a 90 on Pro Staff? It’s the most unforgiving and low powered racket out there. Fed won 17 slams with a pea shooter. Insane!!!
The boi. The icon. The idol. The man. The GOAT. Roger Federer.
Clips that I've seen 100 times, but it never gets old
He has the best feel in the game I've ever seen so far.
I also don't care who will win the most GS's in the end, Federer makes tennis so beautiful and I cannot stop watching him and I'll continue watching his matches after he retires.
There's just something about how graceful he plays.
Does anyone dare to put Roger's greatness in discussion? Nobody was, is, or will be able to produce tennis of this quality, no one!
What I don't like is when people describe Roger as just talented. No this isn't something you're just born with. To pull off shots like that he worked hard, got a lot of experience and most of all an unprecedented understanding and love for the game.
What i absolutely love about him is how effortless he makes it. It's something that's always been at my mind when I look at Federer vs Nadal for example. Nadal moaning at every shot, squeezing out what he has, while Federer is just silent doing his thing. Of course he puts in effort, but it doesn't feel like it. There's an elegance to his playstyle you don't see anywhere else
Federer is just a pleasure to watch! Sure, there are Monfils, Brown and Kyrgios, but i dont enjoy it that much, because i always feel like they're not playing seriously or without plan. And when ich see Nadal or Djokovic, it feels so exhausting. I know they all love playing tennis, but only federer gives me the geniune feeling of a kid that loves to play tennis.
That Gulbis no-look shot is going to remain as a special shot till the end of the world .
Roger Federer: does what he does