It's interesting how much more emotion he showed in his early years. I still remember first hearing about him, how much his emotions seemed to overwhelm him...and then he turned into a tennis machine with nary a grunt.
@@jako77777 Federer's coach durning the beginning of his career, Peter Carter, had a car accident on his honeymoon in 2002. Never got the chance to see Federer win grandslam title. He is the one who "discover" Federer's talent, and urged him not to waste it. That is the reason why Federer went into overdrive and we got to see, 2004-2008
@@zvonkosolin8627 Thank you for letting me know that's very sad I would agree with you he probably used that grief to motivate and honor him. Might not have won the most tiles but by far the best PLAYER ever. RF for life
He got it together only after his coach die. About 25 years old, very late for a man of his talent but he dominated for five years like no other. Only Nadal in soft court was his nemesis. And when reached 30s the rest start to catch up.
Greatest stroke maker and skilful player ever. Unfortunately due to lack of mental strength he suffered some tough losses in his career otherwise would have won 25 plus slams
He needed a coach, to work on his mental strength- I still will never understand how he lost Wimbledon 2019, to this day, I can't imagine the suffering, when he reflects on this moment, why God?
Man, as a diehard Fed Fan who also is very hurt by that loss, just gotta accept the fact that Novak was the better player mentally. It's true that Djokovic played worse in general, but you gotta be good at the intangibles too, in order to beat the best.
@@pauljohnson6019 There were so many things that could have changed. The point before, if his first serve didn't clip the top of the net, it would have been an ace; if that forehand just hit a little bit on the line, Djokovic wouldn't have gotten it and Fed would have won. Fed just wasn't lucky that day and we just gotta accept it.
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It's interesting how much more emotion he showed in his early years. I still remember first hearing about him, how much his emotions seemed to overwhelm him...and then he turned into a tennis machine with nary a grunt.
Its the tragedy that kicked him into overdrive which resulted in 2004-2008 The Greatest player of all time
What tragedy
@@jako77777 Federer's coach durning the beginning of his career, Peter Carter, had a car accident on his honeymoon in 2002. Never got the chance to see Federer win grandslam title. He is the one who "discover" Federer's talent, and urged him not to waste it. That is the reason why Federer went into overdrive and we got to see, 2004-2008
@@zvonkosolin8627 Thank you for letting me know that's very sad I would agree with you he probably used that grief to motivate and honor him. Might not have won the most tiles but by far the best PLAYER ever. RF for life
@@jako77777 Youre welcome
Even than 2007 at Rogers Cup young Novak Djokovic saved 6 set points at Federer's serve and won the match...and everything else after is a history!
He moves so light
He got it together only after his coach die. About 25 years old, very late for a man of his talent but he dominated for five years like no other. Only Nadal in soft court was his nemesis. And when reached 30s the rest start to catch up.
He was a total punk jazz genius
1:44 - 1:46 -- best shot
He was so fired up... In early stage of his career!
He actually had quite the temper. He got amazing control over it. What a mental game he ended up having.
Greatest stroke maker and skilful player ever. Unfortunately due to lack of mental strength he suffered some tough losses in his career otherwise would have won 25 plus slams
He didn’t have mental strength he wouldn’t have won 20 slams
He needed a coach, to work on his mental strength- I still will never understand how he lost Wimbledon 2019, to this day, I can't imagine the suffering, when he reflects on this moment, why God?
Man, as a diehard Fed Fan who also is very hurt by that loss, just gotta accept the fact that Novak was the better player mentally. It's true that Djokovic played worse in general, but you gotta be good at the intangibles too, in order to beat the best.
@@unowen7591 Fed just froze on mp, that approach shot was so weak, any top 300 players would have made the pass.
@@pauljohnson6019 There were so many things that could have changed. The point before, if his first serve didn't clip the top of the net, it would have been an ace; if that forehand just hit a little bit on the line, Djokovic wouldn't have gotten it and Fed would have won.
Fed just wasn't lucky that day and we just gotta accept it.
Every player has to face that sometimes. Imagine how Andy Roddick feels.
@@unowen7591 i can never think about this match. it still makes me sick.
Best tennis narrator voice!
I appreciate that
Federer definitely could have been a great Badminton player as well with that hand eye coordination and reflexes.
He is by far the most beloved player here in Argentina... even when he was playing against argentinian players i wanted Roger to win. 👌