Top 10 ATP Tennis Gladiator Moments
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Whenever I see Wawrinka, it looks like he has a cold.
Every moment is his coldest moment
Rogers coolness and respect,
Nole, who never gives up and
Rafas unbeliveble fighting spirit...
That's what makes them the greatest!
Pure respect for all three of them🙌
Being cool and respected alone does not make you a good tennis player.
@@prometheus1836 ur right, it makes good tennis players great
Rogers elegance and variety of shots
7:03
That Federer transition from gladiator to his usual cool calm self was absolutely amazing. 🤩
15:49 You know it's getting very serious when Rafa drops that grunt.
That grunt gives me chills man
@@SixEyesDismantle same
Rafa Nadal GOAT!!!!!!!
If I were you choose a number 1 gladiator moment it would be the 2012, 6 hour battle final between Djokovici and Nadal at Australian Open.
Remember, it has to be an ATP event, and the Slams don't come under the ATP!
2008 Wimbledon finals
But again its slam not an atp event
Nah, the 2010 Wimbledon with Isner and Mahut. That match took 11 hours with Isner coming out on top.
Greatest match ever
The last one was truly gladiatorial
11:34 starting from 40-0 to the end of the game, this might be the most brilliant sequence of points federer has ever played in his life. amazing, cleanly struck balls on both wings in order to set up approaches to the net, and then amazingly talented volleys to finish. Zverev actually hit amazing passing shots from difficult positions and federer just turned each one into a winner. That final half volley was particularly insane.
didn't win the match though :(
Just watch Montreal2007 Final between Djokovic and Federer
Federer serving for the set 40;0 but somehow 20year old Djokominator could turn the table towards tiebreak
win the set eventually was able to win Final
That is the Gladiator spirit because young kid vs Hero of the crowd while being down 40;0 set point
I cannot even imagine Medvedev's frustration after that set with Nadal...
this video demonstrates how powerful the experience is
Guys why r u trying to argue about who’s the goat ur not gonna convince each other so like please accept that no matter who you think is the best, it will be your opinion, and your opinion only
Press and Hold ! I mean true but like I’m just trying to stop ppl from arguing over things that just can’t change 🙃
@Mason Washington Come on like regardless of what you think Novak is obviously weak. I am a huge Roger Federer. fan but Novak is insane. I used to not be able to appreciate it but once you realize that it isn't just unlucky and how consistent he is your come to appreciate is game. Although I don't think he's the greatest of all time :D
@Press and Hold ! SORRY SORRY. I. MEANT NOT. WEAK
SORRY. I meant not weak lol
The power on thiems backhand is on a level I’ve never seen before.
Have you met Wawrinka?
The Rafa/Novak semifinal match at the 2009 Madrid Masters 1000 event was probably the greatest non major match of the decade. Rafa went on to lose the final to Fed mostly because he had nothing left in the tank. It was one of the two losses he has to Fed on clay.
I love Fernando’s roar. Especailly after his running forehand winner
does it turn you on? freak.
nikehike wtf
@@nikehike whats wrong with u
Imagine if it was out. That would be awkward with the roar 🦁
Who has the best fighting spirt after blowing 3+ match points? Zverev: “I think I’d put myself in there”
This statement will never make me not laugh
😂😂
15:00 imagine a world where monfils focused on practicing and refining this amazing offensive game that he only shows us when the celestial bodies are in alignment.
We’ve probably only seen monfils at his best twice, this clip, and that one match against djokovic where it was 6-1 in the first set to him before he was injured
Classic murray - can pull the trigger 15 times, decides to rally it out anyway
Thats why he lost 8 gs finals
@@matijacvitkovic3735 He was losing to the 3 best players tennis has ever "seen" though. And those finals he lost only to Novak and Roger. Beat the only other player he faced and won 2 against Novak. Beat Roger and Delpo for Olympic Gold. In some other era, Murray would most likely have amassed more than 6 GS titles. I have to agree about his defensive/passive style though, especially from the forehand side. Works against all the others, not against the big-3. When he played aggressive against them, he won most of the times. Just couldn't do it consistently and always lacked a lil sth extra mentally.
9:01 Wawrinka acknowledges the guy who says "Una más"...pretty cool
LOL at that kid in the end of the nadal- djokovic match XD
Monfils 'Aliez' moment was so freaking awesome. You can feel his intent of winning with every point he won. Wakanda Forever!!
Great video. To this day, I still cannot believe Monfils or Medvedev didn't win those matches. Nadal Nole 2009 is in my opinion the best ever 3 set match. And Fed celebration after beating Djokovic in WTF still gives me goosebumps.
How monflis lost that game is over my head.
Just like medvedev somehow lost the match...
@@marclopez3305 Crazy stuff Bro
Always great athleticism but poor stamina. Apparently he doesn't put in enough work in training
@@Johnny-cz2wv that's so sad becoz. Look what he did with Nishikori.
Undergroundkid Lol, you’re not the only one.
“It’s my f**cking time now!!!”-Alexander Zverev
I,m still waiting for his time hahahaha
He chose to put by himself his time now...
Still waiting...
Number one Gladiator Moment
“Are you not entertained” - Kyrgios
The man behind Stanislas Wawrinka at 8:12 is Ramkumar Ramanathan, one of the top Indian singles tennis player in ATP Tour.
I thought I was the only observer!
This video is just Awesome best video so far. Each and every match in the video is just 👌🏻. Shout out to the channel.
Chileans Massu/Gonzalez Athens Olympics final 2004, coming back from 2-6 in 4th set tie break wining in the 5th. Gonzalez won singles third place the same day in th 5th set 16-14 few hours later playing 5 sets in doubles finals. Cherry on top, Massu won singles gold medal next day in 5 sets. Peak tennis history gladiator moment, and it ain’t even close.
no one knows that clowns,they have like 0 slams combined
@@juanestebankruhsanmguel1960 but they have records on olympic territory that wont be broke ever so there you go. Also, slams combine?, do you know there was a nº1 player that got there by not winning a single grand slam? i guess not.
@@felipz0 0 grand slams,0 master 1000,0 world tour finals,olympics are not important,no one cares about that
@@juanestebankruhsanmguel1960 you must be really butthurt to say olympics dont matter lol, when you learn something about the entire competitive sports history and how important is the olympics to all the professional athletes then comeback to trash talk. you have no idea what are you talking about LMAO
The whole importance to Olympics now appears to be because players supposedly "want" to win it and not because of the difficulty levels of winning it.
Personally, I think Olympics is somewhat like Davis Cup. Players like to win it for emotional/patriotic reasons and it is not the ultimate measure of your skill on a particular surface or format.
What does Olympics bring purely by way of difficulty level or skill on a surface ? Nothing. Surface is not unique, nor is the format compared to the existing ATP/ITF tournaments held round the year. It's importance is mainly because of the 'artifical scarcity' created by holding the event once in 4 years.
Each of the slams and the WTF have unique surfaces and the WTF has a unique format as well making it arguably more difficult to win than even a slam. (You can win a slam without having to go through a top 20 player, but not so with a WTF).
If a great can't win a particular slam in his career, say FO, it is a hole in the resume because it means you are not good enough to win a best of 5 format on clay. What exactly does failure to win an Olympic singles gold show, if you have won slams and masters on the same surface , in the same format multiple times ? That you didn't peak/were not at your best that one time in 4 years when the tournament was held. Nothing more , nothing less.
On the other hand, you get an opportunity to win a WTF every year. If an all time great with multiple slams blows so many chances year after year, it clearly means he is not good enough on that surface , especially against top 8 players.
Forrest Gump is a great movie.
3 things..1st cant believe rafa won the match after being 1-5 (30-40) down..2nd is verdasco's grunt..it was so initimidating..3rd rafa toppling nole match over 4 hrs..srsly...cant get any better than this
Djokovic having 7 masters titles in 2011 and having 35 in 2020 really does say something
yea it does. that nadal and federer are old
@@sunritroykarmakar4406 to be fair they could even win that many
@@sunritroykarmakar4406 Nadal is one year older than Novak WTF are u talkin about...it means Djoko has entered the game after health problems.
Maidrid 2009 was one of the greatest match between rafa & novak. It a shame that they couldnt handle a young kid, let him in and even wait for him until he finishes his rafalike performance. Fucking guards.
16:27 Le lineswoman can't help but to smile in disbelief
Djokovic is a monster in mental skills. It's unbelievable!
Djokovic vs Murray Rome 2011 is missing from here. That was peak gladiator tennis!
I was at that match courtside, and Novak gave me the death look!!!
@@MrBjorn6 nothing beats the Novak death look 🤣🤣 Gotta love it
@@yousefmanna582 He was mad at me for rooting so loudly for Murray in the semifinals, I didn't want Nadal to play him in the final. He forget how to lose.
What a shot from Verdasco!!
Man, I love Verdasco´s ferocity
I agree with #1. That 2009 Madrid match was probably the best ever Djokovic/Nadal match
This is epic
I never forget this game I think to my self he's is going to loose but Nadal
Always tray never give up 5 1 and he win the game unstoppable Amaizing Nadal.
I miss tennis 😢
I didnt know that Federer didnt win against Djokovic in 4 years, 2015-2019
He won half his battles with Djokovic, but never beat him in a grand slam final since a long time. His last victory was at ATP World Finals last year.
R Ramnathan spotted behind Wawrinka
Espetacular. Espetacular. Espetacular
Gaudio once told Chela during an interview that he just could not understand how Hewitt finished world number 1 for two years in a row, once Hewitt didn't have a single shot that could cause any damage to the opponent according to the Argentine. Yet he got easily defeated by Hewitt in 2004 Masters Cup, losing 4 times to the Australian during his carrer (twice on his beloved clay). What an irony.
Consistency, a hell of a mindset, spirit and great defensive skills. Precisely all the things Gaudio lacks.
13:23 That beautiful return...
how does medvedev even hit the ball with that stupid wet-spaghetti-noodle forehand?
exactly, he looks so awkward. He's tall and thin like a stick but he hits hard
That is a very simple technique dumbo go and hold a tennis racquet in your hand and try playing tennis then you will realise. And as far as unorthodox action is concerned medvedev looks weird because he is a pro with noob technique. His coach never bothered changing his swing because he must have been doing wonders with that technique. Alexander zverev's bent elbow forehand looks a lot worse. Even though Alex is a great player
@@sangeetatotla2669 phuc ewe
Have you ever played Tennis? Lmao, it's so easy to hit the ball.
@@veltronix7646 only number 3 singles in college....
How can one not love to watch Monfils play
Last hug everything Nadal And djoker ❤
Monfils and Medvedev should have really won the matches...
Marc Lopez yep that’s true even considering they both had to face probably the two most mentally strongest players in tennis.
We both know who the gladiator in that match was...
But they didn't.....that shows that the other 2 were, are and will be(including the other one) eternal legends of this sport
Anirudh ER Hence “should”. We know they didn’t, smh.
Shawn you must be a djokovic or federer fan trying to troll Rafa.
Zverev: "My time is nowwwww"
Proceeds to choke a grandslam finals against a cramped Thiem
These are all great matches. Please, Tennis TV, post some of these as extended highlights later this year (maybe the Murray v. McDonald match?)
Nadal Medvedev?????? One of the biggest chocker is a "gladiator moment"? LOL
Monfils crowd saying: it´s your time to win!
Monfils answer: I can´t
Anyone knows who the kid on the court in the last clip was?
17:48 to 18:12 😂😂
Yeah who tf was that kid
@@samuelwallace2427 Exactly! who TF is that kid!!!!!!! so much disrespect to nole!
@@rachandeep6563 LOL
@@rachandeep6563 He was a kid...probably a big Nadal fan...how is that disrespect to Nole?
I think Novak has the gladiator moment when he played Rafa in the 2012 Australian Open final. Idemooo Nole!!!!
I think something funny about when both players keep trading match points is that I always forget that eventually someone does have to win lol
11:01 Nadal Save The Match Against 1 game and Medvedev 5, Very Impressive
I miss Hewitt he play with passion
2 Gram slams amaizing person.
Who was Hewitt playing with? Has a powerful single handed backhand..
@@jowokz7121 gaudio French open champion of 2004
3:00
Djokovic showed everyone why he was number 1 in the world. That mental strength is unbelievable!
Where is the match with federer and sandgren in the aus open, when federer beat like 9 match points and ended up winning?
Djokovic vs Murray Shanghai 2012 final, Nole won after saving five championship points !!! 😀
why is everyone ignoring that kid at that end...yo wtf was that?!?!?
Foreal I thought that was one of the oddest things I’ve ever seen at the end of a match. Especially a Championship match. Kid literally was stealing the spotlight from him and posing and you can even see a man in a suit chasing after him.
Whoever made this must be a Federer fan because of number 6
Andy Murray proved that anything is possible even if you lose a couple of points.
the kid in the last of video 🤏🏻😩😩
8:11 is he Ramkumar Ramanathan??
Yes😂😂
The kid 😂😂
Everyone is a gangster untill they have match points against djokovic.
14:14 why did nishikori not go to the net here?
bro you forgot djokovic vs federer twice US open defending 2 match points
Can't do grand slams due to copyright unfortunately
Istomin v Djokovic? The guy roared
Federer revenge from Wimbledon.
Really? Is it?
Yes it is
Give the guy a break, he's almost 40 and he's never been the favourite against Djokovic since 2011. He's 6 years older.
No doubt it was one of the hallmark victories of fed recently but I strongly believe that revenge for SW19 can only be taken at SW19 and all of is know it's far from reality ryt now
Anirudh ER yeah let’s hope roger can take it from Novak one last time next year.
I guess they felt it should be included...if only for about 20 seconds!
hi, who is this guy at 6.15 ? his backhand is amazing !
Gaston Gaudio, former number 5 and won the French open in 2004.
Nadal vs Djokovic 2012 Australian Open Final???
Who is the player against Lleyton Hewitt? 6:15
It's Gaston Gaudio
I'm a fan of Roger but there's really nothing special about the Djokovic/Federer match in the o2. Too much emphasis and Fedfan bias on it. Yes, it's revenge, but Djokovic literally gave up.
Felt so too.....it was a bit out of place in this video
when Djokovic serves and volleys, he's either given up or is supremely confident
Djokovic has this habit of acting like he's giving up or doesn't care about the match when he knows he's losing, it's just the asshole inside him, you can do nothing about it.
@@thomasbrunkle8389 i like how you know the difference between when he's given up or doesn't care and when he's just acting like it
@@bicyclethief Yeah because Djokovic doesn't care about a match against Federer smh
you must hate Kyrgios as he wasn't even featured.
It's gonna be hard to see the players not given handshakes or even hugs at the end of a epic battle when tennis come back because of this damn f***ing virus,how long will it take for everything to go back to what we used to,what a dark times this is...
Who is that kid with nadal at the end?
✨it’s the thumbnail for me✨
Nadal and Joker moaning lowder than my girl
6:56
Who is the kid from the last one
the kid at the end be like ...
Which sport is this, again?
We all know number 2 is Djokovic winning every GS against the crowd(Wimby 2019 and USO 2015 especially) and number 1 is Federer's finger wiggle from *that* match.
This is only ATP Tour, not GS
I comment to help statistics
Anyone else catch what Sasha said
When they start enforcing the rule that you can only be grunting etc when the ball is on your side of the net, I'll return to enjoying tennis.
Son - "Dad, what noise does a Goat make?"
Father - 15:51
Who's the kid celebrating with Rafa in the last one?
1位の試合めっちゃ好きで何回も見ちゃうんだけど、最後の子供は一体誰なんだ…？
I wanna be that child haha. He is damn THUG &COOL!! 💯
That first shot was not on the line ! pause it at 0:43 and can clearly see its out
10:09 That is ridicoulous when we get the fact that Medvedev is actually quite big server
wait, why is Bernard Tomic not in here, he's totally a Gladiator :(
*Medvedev in the locker room, kicking himself in the ass, and his team join in as well.*
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Should have really won that match
Murray choking off break points isn't a gladiator moment...
Classic Monfils.
Mention spéciale a Gasquet contre Dimitrov a Roland Garros (j'ai plus l'année pardon ...) où après un échange monstrueux Gasquet a vomi comme jamais et Dimitrov s'est écroulé tellement il avait de crampes et a dû ramper vers la chaise des arbitres pour se relever
*Greatest Love affair in Tennis history : Clay court and Rafa*