Roger Federer ● A Loss To Remember | Emotional Film HD

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  • Опубликовано: 5 июн 2020
  • ● Hey guys, my new film/tribute is finally ready ! This time it's about of one of the biggest tragedy of tennis history, where Federer became the 1st man to loose a Wimbledon final after having match point since 71 years !
    ● I wanted to show you what happenned between his match one year ago when he also had match point in his quarter-final match against Anderson until that match with Djokovic. I hope you'll enjoy it, this was sûrely my last video. Making these 2 videos in this period has been an absolute treat for me.
    Thanks to all !
    ♫ Soundtracks used in this video :
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    Tommee Profitt - Enemy
    Neil Cross - Looking at You
    Mateo Pascual - Night Gathers
    Zack Hemsey - I'll Find A Way
    End of Silence - Blood Moon
    Zayde Wølf - Cold Blooded
    Instrumental Core - Solomon's Theme (Battlefied 3)
    Fleurie - Hurts Like Hell
    Thomas Bergersen - Aura
    Karmina - All The King's Horses
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    As always a huge thanks to all the composers of these musics, my videos are only for an entertainment purpose !
    Also a big thanks to the people who recorded the points from stadium I used + the footages of London in 4K at the beginning !
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  • @lehunterpro
    @lehunterpro  4 года назад +427

    I see there are a lot of people who didn't overcome this match^^
    And this exactly why I choose to make this video, I think we shouldn't try to forget what happenned that day just because of one point but rather look at the bright side of this final and this tournament overall. The level Roger was able to play after all he had to go through since his match lost against Anderson is absolutely phenomenal and specially at his age !
    This tournament despite not winning will always last as one of my favorite in Federer's career. At the end I prefer remember the emotions and the 5 hours spent in front of my TV where Federer outplayed Novak for most of the match. We had 20 Grand Slam, I don't think one more will change everything. We all want Federer keep his record but this is not why I'm watching tennis, I think it's the same thing for you and we should all remember that !

    • @samy29987
      @samy29987 4 года назад +17

      Vey well said! It was indeed an amazing run at Wimbledon last year, you are so right about that. He played amazing overall, and being so close just shows how insanely competitive and capable he still is.
      It still hurts anyway...

    • @jimnosnow4484
      @jimnosnow4484 4 года назад +13

      Nope. I’m only watching for #21 these days 😂😂😂

    • @yasseraghbary
      @yasseraghbary 4 года назад +7

      You a great intelligent and unique man lehunter that’s for sure!

    • @alexgrotte7094
      @alexgrotte7094 4 года назад +9

      What a good way to see it! You are also an all-time great tennis youtuber for sure. Thank you for giving me the pleasure to keep watching your legendary videos.

    • @TheRafaelBond
      @TheRafaelBond 4 года назад +4

      ONE suggestion: Would have been more epic if you in the 5th set showed all of Fed's winners when he almost broke at 10-10 or when it was, not just the hawkeye one, like all reeled off, and then show his backhand flick missing by an inch, not the Djok volley..

  • @Masterdoctorgenius14
    @Masterdoctorgenius14 4 года назад +494

    If Federer doesnt win another GS, this scar will never heal. That joy I had on Friday when he beat Nadal was crushed in seconds on Sunday.

    • @milanvesovic1703
      @milanvesovic1703 4 года назад +38

      You Fedtards were saying that too when Roger was on 17..on 18..on 19..do you have life really. Roger is 40 years old next year. Its enough.

    • @blistering2900
      @blistering2900 4 года назад +31

      Djokovic fans he will win one for sure mark my words and it would be against novak

    • @milanvesovic1703
      @milanvesovic1703 4 года назад +29

      @@blistering2900 Cccc..ok

    • @Masterdoctorgenius14
      @Masterdoctorgenius14 4 года назад +4

      @@milanvesovic1703 wrong

    • @DimitarFCBM
      @DimitarFCBM 4 года назад +1

      @@milanvesovic1703 nonce

  • @mickaellandry9726
    @mickaellandry9726 4 года назад +218

    What a mental strength has Novak Djokovic ! A real example of tenacity, resilience and clutch ability 💪

    • @viksinha5410
      @viksinha5410 3 года назад +14

      Novak Djokovic: a win to remember

    • @adityaranjan2423
      @adityaranjan2423 2 года назад

      Just go through tha match stats... 94 winners for federer and just 50 for djokovic... 13 break point chances for federer.. And just 7 for djokovic... Just compare the winners... Who plays great tennis you will understand
      218 points for federer and 200 points for djokovic..

    • @marcosromo
      @marcosromo 2 года назад +8

      @@adityaranjan2423 what matters the most is who play better the important points in the key moments, and djokovic played better in those moments.

    • @adityaranjan2423
      @adityaranjan2423 2 года назад

      @@marcosromo No man,... Then full match is waste.... Just let them directly play the important few points. And then decide the winner in just minutes...
      Federer outplayed Novak throughout the match.. You have to accept this.. He was always the better player on grass..

    • @marcosromo
      @marcosromo 2 года назад +8

      @@adityaranjan2423 But he lost the match anyway hahahahaha, see why who play better in the key moments is more important? keep crying

  • @Reuben_95
    @Reuben_95 4 года назад +202

    First few minutes really captured the moment. You thought he’d finally done it. Finally got revenge against Djokovic for all those painful losses. And then came the most painful one of all!! 😭

    • @guccigang6984
      @guccigang6984 4 года назад +5

      Indeed 😣😔😖

    • @Liamnerfdude1
      @Liamnerfdude1 3 года назад +3

      vicrum well he is also to blame for his annoying way of pleasing the crowd instead of winning the match..

    • @ivancevicaleksandar55
      @ivancevicaleksandar55 Год назад

      🤣😭💯

    • @Dragonballhere
      @Dragonballhere 11 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@Liamnerfdude1it's not his fault,some people can't please the crowd even after winning 23 slams

    • @bojanpalink5471
      @bojanpalink5471 8 месяцев назад

      LADY WITH FINGER IS FEDERER NURSE.....
      WHO REMINDS HIM THAT HE HAS AN UPCOMING PROSTATE EXAMINATION

  • @SerbAtheist
    @SerbAtheist 4 года назад +351

    "Novak Djokovic and the legend that is Roger Federer." Wow, the commentator isn't even trying to keep his biases covert.

    • @MrJkosta
      @MrJkosta 4 года назад +28

      Nah, it´s a fair statement. I´m a Novak fan BTW.

    • @j.o.e2683
      @j.o.e2683 4 года назад +90

      @@MrJkosta Well even though I don't like novak as a tennis player, he is defintely a big legend forever in this sport and he could become the GOAT.

    • @14DANESSJ
      @14DANESSJ 4 года назад +5

      @@j.o.e2683 Federer was arguably a legend before Nole won 10 majors. Legacy

    • @mickaellandry9726
      @mickaellandry9726 4 года назад +71

      @@MrJkosta Nah you're not because it's easy to understand that Novak Djokovic is *also* a legend, not only Roger Federer 🤦‍♂️

    • @gamerxpanther1224
      @gamerxpanther1224 4 года назад +36

      Djokovic is also a legend

  • @alonzobishop3671
    @alonzobishop3671 3 года назад +63

    Novak’s laser focus in the face of incredible adversity is truly something to behold... He continues to amaze the greatest players of his generation! His respect for both Federer and Rafa is tremendous, and tennis is what it is because of these three phenomenal individuals...

  • @BilalAhmad-dt2kx
    @BilalAhmad-dt2kx 4 года назад +20

    Nobody has dented Federer's legacy more than djokovic.Wimbledon 14,15,19 and us open 15 were the game changers in all time records chase.

    • @wojciechreczkowski7306
      @wojciechreczkowski7306 6 месяцев назад

      Zapomniałeś o półfinale w US OPEN w 2011 r ; gdzie Novak leżał rozłożony i zaczął grać z publicznością-przeciw Rogererowi...Tak nie zachowuje się Mistrz... Moim największym graczem -pozostanie nadal Roger i żaden jeszcze [ już byłby 25 ] szlem nie spowoduje abym zmienił zdanie... Novak -na dziś, czy;i po 3 letniej niebytności Rogera POWINIEN mieć co najwyżej 18 , a nie 24 szlemów; tak jak wskazałeś powyżej- On - Novak nie powinien wygrać; a także w 2014 ATPS; po kontuzji ROGERA. roger N.o 1 ; Novak N.0 2 l żadna inna kolejność nie ma odbicia w realnych możliwościach -OBU..., wielkich ale...

  • @djoleluk
    @djoleluk 2 года назад +85

    Even when you are down, you are still not out. A lession of life from Djokovic.

  • @YeTism
    @YeTism 3 года назад +403

    It hurts but you have to give credit to Novak. It wasn’t just Federer he beat that day, it was the entire crowd.

    • @innosanto
      @innosanto 3 года назад +10

      Yeah but he didnt beat Nadal On the prior match, Fed did.

    • @normanbates1794
      @normanbates1794 3 года назад +28

      @@innosanto he beat Bautista agut in 4 sets.. fed beat nadal in 4 too
      U cannot consider that
      Djokovic is clearly the better mental player

    • @johnjames4205
      @johnjames4205 2 года назад +10

      @@innosanto yeah, we all care about that LOL

    • @captainrogercall5742
      @captainrogercall5742 2 года назад +23

      @@innosanto Djokovic has beaten Roger first then Nadal in final and vice versa.Go watch tennis properly.

    • @elviraunwin8364
      @elviraunwin8364 Год назад

      👍👍👍

  • @Marekxk
    @Marekxk 3 года назад +48

    How Djokovic handled this 15:40 situation....his mental will. Overcoming such a massive pressure from everywhere of the stadium but his folks. I wish I had a fraction of that will. He will go down as the greatest champion for a reason, as a champion who simply refuses to lose.

  • @samer4435
    @samer4435 2 года назад +18

    “Could be worse, could be a final” here we are, not just a GS final, but a final of his favorite one!

    • @viveknamikaze761
      @viveknamikaze761 2 месяца назад

      For the record 21st slam and 9th Wimbledon. How sad.

  • @micheleiervolino4674
    @micheleiervolino4674 4 года назад +267

    That final really hurts and i think that it will always hurt but we all have to think that it can happen and you can't always win. Also federer in his career has won matches like it, for example Wimbledon 2009 against roddick. Roddick played better and missed an easy volley that made him lose. The difference is that Roddick had never won Wimbledon while Roger had won 8. Federer has 20 slams, roddick 1. So that final against djokovic will always hurt but we must have the strength to go on and think that Roger is a champion that at 38 has brought djokovic in fifth set after 5 hours. That's incredible

    • @DiegoPerez-wv8ml
      @DiegoPerez-wv8ml 4 года назад +19

      An other difference is that Roddick didn't have two match points. This was the fist time a player overcame match points at a GS final.

    • @mrmaxmo1670
      @mrmaxmo1670 4 года назад +7

      No remember Coria’s FO Final he had a match point and lost

    • @14DANESSJ
      @14DANESSJ 4 года назад +4

      Coria was up two sets with match points and lost.

    • @nole142
      @nole142 4 года назад +8

      In short nole is way better than fed

    • @Mrfix-iz4di
      @Mrfix-iz4di 3 года назад +4

      puneet kapil in short you are delusional

  • @somivasic4201
    @somivasic4201 3 года назад +9

    If there wasnt nole federer would be remembered as a god of tennis. IF
    🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸

  • @anantjoshi2277
    @anantjoshi2277 3 года назад +15

    I can forget 2019 loss only if Roger wins Wimbledon again, else it will remain as biggest heart break moment

  • @solwoodley3736
    @solwoodley3736 4 года назад +83

    Djokovic: a win to remember

  • @mezomoza7
    @mezomoza7 3 года назад +27

    Djokovic is a beast, he has reached heights that has never been reached before, he is unbeatable when he is at his best, I will never forget his 2011 run till Roland Garros semifinal

  • @Sherwyn_
    @Sherwyn_ Год назад +12

    " Could've been a final. " Sweetest victory ever.!

  • @jonathanchen1026
    @jonathanchen1026 3 года назад +25

    @1:43 this is the moment that Fed fans will always remember.... the moment this woman signaled with her hands... the trigger of Novak’s comeback

  • @mladen5016
    @mladen5016 3 года назад +20

    Legendary Djokovic! GOAT!!
    Great win for tennis!

  • @joaquinmartin6681
    @joaquinmartin6681 4 года назад +182

    Painful to watch, but as always you have produced a masterpiece

  • @M4DHUSKY
    @M4DHUSKY 3 года назад +39

    This is a masterpiece, truly. One of the best vids i seen on YT(on TV to).
    As a Novak fan i feel for Feds fan, this is heavy, heavy stuff.
    One remark:I read lots of comment here and i didnt see any disrespect toward Novak generaly, just hones pain for your idol loss. So with that in mind i can tell, thrue Fed and tennis fans was not been on stadium that day, they was here, respect to author and Feds fans here.
    Best regards from Belgrade

  • @vinhlenguyenphuoc8841
    @vinhlenguyenphuoc8841 Год назад +26

    After 15.09.2022, it's official that this scar will never be healed
    But, let's also remember some greatest memory and his illustrious career with 20 Grand Slam
    Forever King Roger

    • @DowntownS
      @DowntownS Год назад +4

      As a Novak fan, I salute to that.

  • @udupashashank
    @udupashashank 4 года назад +112

    There is no comparison to you mate. You are in a league of your own. The best video editor on this planet.

  • @jeffgachihi8225
    @jeffgachihi8225 4 года назад +45

    28:05 - the commentator couldn't help it when he realised his fave player lost.

    • @jameswalker6864
      @jameswalker6864 4 года назад +12

      Well, he is human. It is almost impossible to fully contain your emotions in such a critical situation. It is one of the most tenses tennis matches ever.

  • @Tronny
    @Tronny 3 года назад +96

    this video was incredible yet I wish it was never made... It's been well over a year since this happened and i still haven't recovered, not sure why i put myself through watching this video, showed even more details on why I more so wanted federer to win, the flashbacks, the memories of all his close loses to djokovic, it still really hurts... i think this will go down as one of those moments in sport u carry along your whole lifetime.. i definitely see myself being 70 and still upset with this match. from a huge federer fan

    • @wassamhashmi
      @wassamhashmi 3 года назад

      I feel the same 😥

    • @voycodin5042
      @voycodin5042 3 года назад +1

      There were only a few close loses to Djoković. The one I can remember was a US open and 2019 Wimbledon. Most others were fairly one sided affairs.

    • @Yoruez1v9
      @Yoruez1v9 3 года назад

      Same :(

    • @vladosub
      @vladosub 3 года назад

      well, that is how it happened....

    • @anantjoshi2277
      @anantjoshi2277 3 года назад

      Me too. It was heart fail moment

  • @WivoRN
    @WivoRN 4 года назад +48

    One of the greatest documentaries of all time, am speechless by its perfection! Never stop making video, brother.. You don't know how much you mean to the Tennis world.

  • @rogefedwon
    @rogefedwon 3 года назад +9

    The opening two minutes are truly epic.

  • @ryane5579
    @ryane5579 4 года назад +55

    I'm a Nole fan but this tribute has made me emotional. Seriously good montage skill, well done 👍

    • @liverredsr825
      @liverredsr825 4 года назад +1

      Me too, I like Grealish as well. Aston Villa is just behind Liverpool in Premier League as favourite team.

    • @lehunterpro
      @lehunterpro  4 года назад +15

      Thanks, this is about Roger but Novak is also part of this story so I tried to include him as most I could.

    • @ryane5579
      @ryane5579 4 года назад +1

      @@liverredsr825 Cheers man. Hope you guys seal the Premier League title and we manage to stay up. Looking forward to play you again next season :)

    • @Logan00710
      @Logan00710 3 года назад +4

      @@lehunterpro "man against the world" you can make video about nole with that name

    • @lazarduke6596
      @lazarduke6596 3 года назад

      @@lehunterpro obviously Novak is the very reason of this story. If Roger did not 5ucked such a 'clutch choke' from Novak(and more that twice, mind you), you would never made this video!
      So yeah, Novak is not 'a part", he is the reason of this video

  • @bigalexg
    @bigalexg 4 года назад +8

    As a Nole fan I was astonished that he overcame those two match points. Roger had played brilliantly and Novak had been inconsistent and on the whole probably a level below Roger on that day. But at crunch time, when so many other players had blinked against the great one, Nole stood strong - in the face of Roger's play and in the face of a nakedly hostile crowd - and it was Roger who blinked. He blinked because of their past history, just like so many have blinked when they had chances against the great Fed at key moments. Nole had already established a small but decisive edge over Roger over the past decade, even repeatedly on Wimbledon's center court, Fed's sacred turf. To beat Roger there is to basically own him and indeed Novak had come to own him. Roger had neither his own confidence nor the defeatist mentality of his opponent to carry him through.
    But the untold story you never hear Fed fans acknowledge (who seem to regard Fed worship and Novak disdain as givens, for largely illusory reasons IMO) is that Novak had to overcome both Roger and the slavish and rude Wimby crowd who had lost all semblance of British civility and were ravenous for another Fed major win in hopes of putting his GOAT status a step further from Nole and Rafa's reach. Federer is a great all time player of amazing ability and grace but the default Fed worship out there is a kind of bigoted pack mentality that exposed a lot of ugliness on that day and on so many others. What is really amazing is that Novak was able to face this hostility and keep his confidence and nerve!
    Yeah, I understand why Fed fans are still hurting. Fed fan can't ever overcome this loss because they were shown this day that even when everything is going right for Fed he is in an inferior position to Joker and probably always will be and on this day their naked hero worship was both denied and exposed.

    • @miroslavjanecek9993
      @miroslavjanecek9993 4 года назад +1

      To me it's funny how Djokovic fans simply can't get over the fact that Federer has the most support in stadiums and most fans worldwide.
      Seriously, what is so frustrating about that?
      Yes, Wimbledon crowd was for Federer, so what? Djokovic has experienced this many times in his whole career, matches against Fedal, by now he is deffinitely used to it and it wasn't a problem for him in the Wimbledon final.
      All this 'oooh he is so great because he had to overcome Federer and the whole crowd', JESUS CHRIST, I'm really tired od reading this shit again and again

    • @bigalexg
      @bigalexg 4 года назад +7

      @@miroslavjanecek9993 BS! They cheer his serve faults and boo minor shows of frustration and call out insults both at the US open (where it is blatant and outrageous) and Wimby. The level of Fed worship is downright messianic - kind of a pathetic bandwagon effect really. All of this represents a huge advantage for Fed and goes way beyond your tendentious framing as "more support", LOL. Good on him for saying in the calmer moments that he accepts it and keeps his head up. But it is still a huge disadvantage.
      When rabid Federites stop ENDLESSLY trying to salvage a victory out of this loss - about how the loser "should" have won, was the "better player", was "unlucky" and how great he must be to come this close at the ancient age of 39 then I will stop pointing out that Joker had the added disadvantage of blatant crowd interference.
      Is Novak too sensitive about it? Yeah, I'll grant you that. He is a bit of a prima donna and rather touchy at times. He has his own faults.
      BTW Roger is clearly, in so many ways, the best player ever, particularly when he can play a match on his terms. controlling the action, as he did for quite a few years before two other all time greats came along to split up the major prizes, but Fed has his weak spots and both Nadal and Djokovic were able to exploit them and prove they have the better overall game. Deal with it and stop complaining.

    • @miroslavjanecek9993
      @miroslavjanecek9993 4 года назад

      @@bigalexg this is discussion between you and me and not between you and all Federer fans
      Did I write about Federer's age, or 'making victory out of this loss'?
      Majority of your reply was absolutely off topic dude.
      Now to that part that wasn't off topic: crowd support.
      Yes, sometimes it is too much, I can agree with that, but I'm 100% sure it is not that big of a problem for Novak as some people think it is. He's used to it.
      He plays the role of a 'villain' of the tennis world in the eyes of so many people, unfortunately for him.
      For me as a Federer fan, it's pleasing to see Roger get that much support, as long as it's not chearing for his opponents double faults etc. In that moment I myself call these people idiots who don't understand tennis.

    • @milanvesovic1703
      @milanvesovic1703 3 года назад +1

      @@miroslavjanecek9993 its ok support from Roger, but that wasnt support that was disgraceful behaviour.

    • @DowntownS
      @DowntownS Год назад

      "Roger had neither his own confidence nor the defeatist mentality of his opponent to carry him through." I believe you wanted to say "winning mentality" there?

  • @aydarshakirov2588
    @aydarshakirov2588 4 года назад +56

    Masterpiece. As Nolefan this match devastated me emotionally. It was really hard to believe in the victory. All went for Roger...

    • @jameswalker6864
      @jameswalker6864 4 года назад +21

      @Aron Poh It was of the highest quality, Roger was serving like a monster, with his forehand on fire, and neither Nadal nor Djokovic could not read his serve. Federer made 94 aces in thw Wimbledon 2019 final, which is more than what he did both in the Wimbledon 2014 and Wimbledon 2015 finals. At the end, Djokovic won by marginal details, but it doesn't make the match of lesser quality. Many Federer fans like to say that this match was "low quality"because they want people to forget the match. Sorry, but even if you hate this loss as a Federer fan, you must be objective. The match was a masterpiece both by the levle of paly and the emotions.

    • @mickaellandry9726
      @mickaellandry9726 4 года назад +17

      "All went for Federer"
      Not really, Djokovic knew how to elevate his level during the crucial points, when it matters the most.
      The serbian was the best about stats that you can't put in number : tenacity, mental strength, resilience, control emotions, clutch ability...

    • @SueE17
      @SueE17 3 года назад +8

      @@mickaellandry9726 I agree4 what you say about Novak, but it can't be denied that a large number of Federer fans are very disrespectful to Novak. Unjustifiably so in my opinion. I've never heard him bad-mouth another player. Unlike Mr Federer when losing to Novak.

    • @__jan6113
      @__jan6113 3 года назад +5

      Susan W Federer did it only once a decade ago and parents of Djokovic did it multiple times as well. You won’t see Federer fans cursing parents of Djokovic for those remarks but I always see Djokovic fans constantly cursing Federer for that one bad press. Is it so hard for you guys to forgive a guy who let out his emotions on his tough loss after so much efforts? Federer has since then always praised Djokovic for his game but you fans forget all those praises and rather prefer to remember his one fault.

    • @jeffreykaufmann2867
      @jeffreykaufmann2867 3 года назад +1

      @Aron Poh Definitely Novak wasn't playing at very high level.

  • @ben86jones82
    @ben86jones82 2 года назад +7

    I love the 21:50 segment. The music and the handshakes really grasps the longevity and intensity of the rivalry.

  • @saunokchakrabarty8384
    @saunokchakrabarty8384 3 года назад +13

    It's been almost two years. Still hurts. I was devastated when the match ended, couldn't sleep that night.

    • @rishirahul6410
      @rishirahul6410 Год назад

      mat yaad dila bhai woh raat. As If the Federer defeat wasn't enough, the lord also made me bear witness to the fucking poms win a WC.

    • @Dragonballhere
      @Dragonballhere Год назад

      ​​@@rishirahul6410 wow exactly same bhai, was supporting both Fed and Nz by watching those matches on laptop and phone ,I couldn't sleep that day and skipped college next day,but somehow I don't feel hurt about England's win now but Roger's defeat still hurts a lot as if it's yesterday

  • @GG_WP.13
    @GG_WP.13 Год назад +36

    Five years from now, when Novak probably retire, all Novak haters will understand and feel bad about mistake they made. They will regret for cheering against not only the best tennis player ever, but against amazing person with giant heart who is just a regualr guy at the end of a day who is not afraid to say no to the broken system. It was a plesure to watch you since begining of your career and i hope it will last at least 5 more years. Thank you for everything. THE GOAT

    • @0210mick
      @0210mick Год назад +5

      Please tell me you were drunk when you wrote this

    • @GG_WP.13
      @GG_WP.13 Год назад +6

      @@0210mick what was wrong? Did i hurt your vaccine feelings?

    • @smarramba86
      @smarramba86 Год назад +1

      @@GG_WP.13 with all due respect let’s say you said a bullshit about it. Aside from that I can agree about the injustified hate towards Novak, everyone can make a mistake and he’s always shown sportsmanship and dedication in tennis. He always had my support as a player and I’ll surely miss him when he’ll retire.

    • @GG_WP.13
      @GG_WP.13 Год назад

      @@smarramba86 about what mistake are you talking about?

    • @smarramba86
      @smarramba86 Год назад

      @@GG_WP.13 Lying to australian authorities to enter in the country, even if you don’t think vaccination is good you usually don’t try to make a fraud when you “stand for your ideas” (quoting novaxes’ words).
      Personally I’m sorry because if he didn’t insist on a wrong idea he would probably have at least 2 slam tournaments more than Nadal right now, but I’m sure you have a different opinion about it so let’s just agree on the fact he’s a great and correct player on the court.

  • @udupashashank
    @udupashashank 4 года назад +37

    This is the first video of yours that I won't be watching.
    I have cried enough in the last 11 months.

    • @TheRafaelBond
      @TheRafaelBond 4 года назад +1

      You should. Because its beautiful and ends on a good note.

    • @udupashashank
      @udupashashank 4 года назад +2

      @@TheRafaelBond I ended up watching it. Not once but twice. 😭😭

    • @stuewz
      @stuewz 4 года назад +1

      It’s understandable, Roger should have won that match...Very tragic.

    • @NamTran-xc2ip
      @NamTran-xc2ip 13 дней назад

      @@mickeyguide3112thats nadal fans for you 😂😂

  • @goranbrailovic5755
    @goranbrailovic5755 3 года назад +3

    Respect for Roger . From a Joker' s fan.

  • @benjb5187
    @benjb5187 Год назад +5

    It's really the end, retirement, he's gone forever 😭😭😭 , thank you for everything Roger, everything!

  • @gabrielbravo7327
    @gabrielbravo7327 3 года назад +11

    I'm still crying. I find it difficult to admit that that final escaped anything. I cannot believe roger lost the final having 2 championship points. anyway it was ones the best finals I've ever seen in my life... reflexive video. I hope Roger gives us many happiness during his career. All the best from Argentina.

  • @burhanudinsaefullah2006
    @burhanudinsaefullah2006 Год назад +3

    I love that song
    "I see who you are
    You see my enemy
    My enemy
    You are my enemy"

  • @aumprabhune5150
    @aumprabhune5150 4 года назад +48

    The goat of tennis documentaries

  • @donaldnjokanma9246
    @donaldnjokanma9246 3 года назад +50

    Djokovic slowly becoming the best grass court player but nobody is ready for that conversation

    • @gts8919
      @gts8919 3 года назад +3

      Lol, he's the best green clay player at best.

    • @natashas9026
      @natashas9026 3 года назад +13

      @@gts8919 lol? Are you delusional? He is unbeaten against Roger in Wimbledon finals.

    • @innosanto
      @innosanto 3 года назад +2

      No

    • @innosanto
      @innosanto 3 года назад +4

      @@natashas9026 sampras and Fed are the goats. Sampras is probably the hoat of grass byt rhen comes Fed.

    • @donaldnjokanma9246
      @donaldnjokanma9246 3 года назад +11

      @@innosanto the goat can’t seem to beat Novak on his favorite surface🥴🥴 Some goat

  • @JohnDoe-gf5he
    @JohnDoe-gf5he 4 года назад +26

    Roger was an inch from winning another GS. As long as you're good enough, and you love the game, I see no reason to stop. He still has a lot to give the sport if he desires to do so. In some way it is cool stopping on the top. But also a shame, that you don't push it as far as you can, for as long as you can while you're still good enough, and he is more than good enough. Still world champion potential.

    • @innosanto
      @innosanto 3 года назад

      Yes but is importsnt to keep form. Now he is 40 and 400 daus away fr tournaments. Lets see if he recovers thw foem. I think it is doable to do it snd play another 2,3 yearsbut it woll be a great yask requirubg supwr disciplined workouts ans motivstion and lifestyle, Nadal ans Djik have rhis discioline. Fed is a little lwss disciplined.

  • @vladamaric9439
    @vladamaric9439 Год назад +3

    I wish he had one more chance to play at Grand slam before retirement!

  • @miltonng4116
    @miltonng4116 3 года назад +15

    Djokovic is number 1 in my heart but Nadal and Federer are both tied for 2, such an insane match, goosebumps even until today

    • @ahir7777
      @ahir7777 8 месяцев назад +1

      Djoko never been no 1

    • @tanmaybam
      @tanmaybam 8 месяцев назад

      @@ahir7777 peak comedy ahir.

  • @ramishaya6
    @ramishaya6 4 года назад +46

    As much as this killed me deep down, u have produced something special

  • @ValentinG23
    @ValentinG23 2 года назад +15

    0 unforced errors in 3 tiebreaks!!! how can you deny Nole’s GOAT status????

  • @karanr8103
    @karanr8103 4 года назад +7

    It takes heart to watch this video as a RF fan. Being his fan for nearly 2 decades now, I know he"ll be back roaring in the next Wimbledon! He made us believe and we believe he can still do it even at 40.

  • @sarangmpkudekar6976
    @sarangmpkudekar6976 2 года назад +1

    It took me nearly 4 year to watch anything about this match that much it hurts.

  • @banburydrumtuition8651
    @banburydrumtuition8651 2 года назад +4

    As much as a Novak fan I am, you'd have to be devoid of any emotion to not feel for Roger. When Roger, Nadal and Novak officially retitre, all three should be jointly inducted into the hall of fame for their contribution to tennis and sport as a whole. All three are beyond LEGENDS of the sport!

  • @sid34193
    @sid34193 Год назад +22

    In the end, however grudgingly, you have to admit who the better player is. In the handshake montage at 22:00, you can see that Novak is the same with his opponent in victory and defeat. A true sport. It gives me chills to see how his career has progressed and how he has eclipsed Federer. Despite so many obstacles and being banned, he is made to end up with the most titles. Roger and Rafa will be remembered as great tennis players but Novak is a hero beyond the sport. Its the same with Muhammad Ali. Both stood up for individual freedoms and both were prepared to forego their titles.

    • @reformedwretch2071
      @reformedwretch2071 Год назад +4

      Dude, yes... just yes

    • @redroish
      @redroish Год назад

      Muhammad Ali represents something way above sport. What does djokovic exactly stand for?

    • @Bear7747
      @Bear7747 10 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@redroishIndividual freedom

    • @Kushagra.j
      @Kushagra.j 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@redroishright to not be subject to compulsions. A greater and more noble cause than Ali ever fought for

    • @jameswalker6864
      @jameswalker6864 10 месяцев назад

      You're comparing a guy who fought against war (Ali) with a guy who's anti-vaxx because he has no acientific education (Novak)? LOL. Nope, Novak ain't not Ali. He's the anti-vaccines of sport.

  • @JaiPrakash-fg9nl
    @JaiPrakash-fg9nl 2 года назад +14

    It was very beautiful end of the match, the 2019 Wimbledon men's final, the greater player won and the arrogant crowd, together with his barbarians like fans, felt shattered in the end. A great, very nice day of tennis to remember forever.

  • @marinersubbu
    @marinersubbu 3 года назад +2

    Being a Novak fan. But I have a huge respect for fedrer. Being a tennis lover this is my personal opinion if I said anything wrong that hurts anyone I am really sorry. You can be anyone's fan in tennis but u love Roger at one point this man is a legend. True legend. Hats off to the person who makes this video. Love you man. Really emotional. Legends never retire.

  • @SAhmed-sz6be
    @SAhmed-sz6be 2 года назад +2

    I still think about WB 2019 .. what a bad day

  • @masters.1000
    @masters.1000 4 года назад +76

    I will never get over this. Either this one or RG 2011.
    It would have been the perfect ending for his career, defeating both his best rivals back to back for the first time, in Wimbledon and at 38.
    It wasn't a great match from both, but Federer deserved it. His serve carried him to the match points, and left him when he needed it most.
    Tragic.

    • @TheRafaelBond
      @TheRafaelBond 4 года назад +11

      But hey, back at AO 17, everyone said Fed now has his signature win and perfect career ender... just to put things into perspective.
      But yes, the moment he had match points in the final, he absolutely should have won it from that point on.

    • @masters.1000
      @masters.1000 4 года назад +11

      @@TheRafaelBond Australian Open 2017 was perfect, a fairytale. But this win would have been beyond that, only winning that Roland Garros 2011 would have been better.
      Both of them were too tight in this match, everybody forgets Djokovic was up a break and suddenly almost lost it. I felt that Federer only played somewhat comfortable in the beggining of it, and at the end after the 9-9, which is annoying by seeing how composed he was against Nadal. I thought he finally learnt how to control the pressure.
      What suprised me it wasn't the match points squandered, it was losing 4 points in a row. He was in the same situation against Nadal, both in AO 2017 and WImbledon 2019, faced break points and saved them with his guts. Here he couldn't make a first serve.

    • @Masterdoctorgenius14
      @Masterdoctorgenius14 4 года назад +9

      @@masters.1000 He has a mental block vs Nole since USO 2010. Losing so many matches from SPs up (some of them were even MPs/CPs).

    • @ffallenaangel
      @ffallenaangel 4 года назад +3

      so sad roger alwasy chokes vs novak

    • @masters.1000
      @masters.1000 4 года назад

      @@Masterdoctorgenius14 He destroyed him in RG 2011 and Wimbledon 2012.

  • @BharathCalgary
    @BharathCalgary Год назад +3

    Djokovic has taken away the joy from Federer's life for ever, now that is a sweet revenge for Federer arrogantly saying to Djokovic's parents to "Keep quite, Okay", in a condescending way. I say this, because, Federer's wife Mika is always coughing, making comments on the opponents, But Fed did not say anything, he is a Hypocrite! But, Djokovic lives rent free in Fed life, and I guess in Mika's mind too.

  • @petrhamersky2295
    @petrhamersky2295 3 года назад +1

    2018 was an year of missed chances for fedfans. The loss in the IW final to Del Potro, than earlier in Miami, then Halle final, Wimbledon 1/4 final against Anderson, US Open against Millman, Shangai against Coric, Masters semi against Zverev...in all these cases Federer just seemed to be better than his opponents but he lost...2019 was way better, but the Wimbledon final loss was like all the 2018 losses together. Maybe it's just because of the Federer's magic hand, his movement, his style...he just almost always looks playing better than his opponent (for me).
    Congratulations and many thanks for making this film, c'est magnificent!!! Many memories are back, but much more positive than at the time they happened.

  • @nostromo7654
    @nostromo7654 3 месяца назад

    Utterly beautiful. Fantastic job at making this. Congratulations.

  • @ben86jones82
    @ben86jones82 2 года назад +8

    This loss broke my heart but this is a stunning video. In time all you can do is realise how lucky you were, to be around when these players were.

  • @shreyas_10801
    @shreyas_10801 4 года назад +4

    Man ,a tribute about a loss!!!..that shows how big that was...still cant get over it...heartbroken💔💔...if roger doesnt win another slam ..this will be a permanent wound in every fan's heart😢😢😢

  • @Lucifer.6.6.6.
    @Lucifer.6.6.6. 2 года назад +2

    The sum up of Fedaras feeling for Djokovic is the 2011 US Open interview with the infamous ''lucky shot'' comment, as a great champion to another great champion you never call out a lucky shot as an excuse to losing.
    I'm pretty sure he will never forget the 2019 Wimbledon loss but he might learn to live with it.

  • @ndaofary
    @ndaofary 3 года назад +4

    This loss will remain as a lifelong scar for me. I can not get over it.
    Roger gave us all he had too, all the trophies, the divine technique, the drama, but he owed us this victory over Novak at Wimbledon, in his garden. He was just one ace away. One point.
    It still hurts and always will.

  • @nemanjamomcilovic1786
    @nemanjamomcilovic1786 4 года назад +18

    As I respect Roger as huge legend this video is only hearthbreaking to him and his fans, on the other hand I see the man that overcome adversity despite being exposed to crowd that show no respect to him and his achievements that he has earned throughout his carier and mental power that he has shown that day where he wasn't better player than his opponent, we should respect big 3 even if we like more one than the other and give credits for their supremacy.

    • @__jan6113
      @__jan6113 3 года назад

      If only all Serbians would be like mature like this. Majority of Swiss respect both Rafa and Novak but I see so many Serbians only hating Federer while it’s not even his fault that those fans always behave like that in his matches.

    • @miljann98
      @miljann98 3 года назад +1

      @@__jan6113 It's because of some direct bad words from Federer to Djoković around 10 years ago. I mean, yeah, you shouldn't talk thrash on other players, but I don't mind federer doing it and I see him as a brilliant, most elegant and one of the best players of the game, ever.
      But there are Fed fans as well who just show no respect to djokovic what so ever, and I don't judge federer based on those salty people.
      Current goat (based on achievements) arguably is Federer. Rafa is the close second, and Djokovic is even closer to rafa, and when both of them surpass fed's 20 GS wins, federer will not be the goat anymore and his fans shouldn't get upset over that fact

    • @__jan6113
      @__jan6113 3 года назад +1

      @@miljann98 I understand that press conference made them angry but it was a decade ago. Is it fair to hold a grudge for that one thing slipped out of a mouth from a person who lost one of the most important matches in his career? I see them angry over other remark regarding retirement from match but at that time plenty of players on the tour had same complaint since they didn't knew Novak had those health issues. After that came out Roger apologized for his remark and other players stopped complaining as well.
      In case of fans over internet honestly I don't see that much fans from western countries insulting Novak. Based on usernames and upto an extent use of language I can say majority of time it's between Indian, Serbian and Chinese fans the former 2 are in large proportion.

  • @anirudher5135
    @anirudher5135 4 года назад +6

    I dunno why but this is probably the only tennis video which had me in goosebumps the whole time....hats off to ur effort man keep it up

  • @gladietorofspace
    @gladietorofspace 3 года назад +2

    Great story !

  • @feniagreeceberen
    @feniagreeceberen Год назад +2

    I am a tennis lover since B.Borg times... The big 3 wrote history after the big Swede's era, an amazingly entertaining history of big battles. All stubborn winners, excelled in different elements of the game. Roger is the dancer, the etherial mover, the artist. Rafa is the roaring lion, the sweating warior. And Nole is the rubber-stretching king of nerves and brains. ALongside them, you... my friend... are an ecellent film director. Please keep on creating goosepumps all over our hearts. (Pls, a film on Rafa-Djoko encounters also!)

  • @aristotleolympiada4540
    @aristotleolympiada4540 4 года назад +7

    I have been following tennis for about 12 years and rarely have missed a GS match in that period. Witnessing all these magic moments, my appreciation for how creative this edit is absolutely through the roof. Incredibly well put together LeHunterPro. The tennis industry really needs to pay attention here and support you and your creative endeavours.

  • @midgicegg874
    @midgicegg874 3 года назад +4

    Great video! I'm a Nadal fan, but I have total respect for both Federer and Djokovic. We have been very lucky to watch three legends play against each other for so many years. Hopefully we will have the chance to watch a few more legendary matches before they retire.

  • @wilhelmkuchelbecker4561
    @wilhelmkuchelbecker4561 2 года назад +1

    This video made me cry. But, despite everything, Roger Federer personally for me is the best player in Tennis history. Forever.

  • @ragas2845
    @ragas2845 Год назад +2

    Of all the losses, this will hurt him the most.

  • @alvaro.m
    @alvaro.m 4 года назад +11

    Gosh, this video is hard to bear even as a Rafa fan. I am used to seeing all the legendary battles vs Rafa and you get to see these 3 guys as beasts, as unbeatable, as unbreakable. Seeing Roger starting to fall (and he's doing it at 38 yo...) is like smashing that godlike image, and it's very emotional and difficult to withstand. And with Rafa, I can't imagine how bad it will be. Many people will laugh at my comment, but I'm sure they haven't lived the Big 3 as the rest of us have. So many years... I really hope Roger wins a last big one.

  • @Ernaldinho1993
    @Ernaldinho1993 4 года назад +3

    I don't think I will ever get over this one.
    His last Wimbledon was incredible beating Nadal in the semi final and SOOO close beating Djokovic.

  • @adlanramli9207
    @adlanramli9207 Год назад +1

    It was a sad day for me that day. I still cant get over it until today. Watching this video, a few days after he announced his retirement letting me to get a grip with the reality. (Thanks for the video,, xoxo) I realize now, i will always love to watch him play, win or lose. He will always be my idol and hero. To ease out my pain,.. i check out his net worth and earnings.. ehh.. he's doing just fine. lol thats how i cope with the lost. thnks again for the video

  • @rcp6280
    @rcp6280 2 года назад +4

    This a scar that will never heal. I hope history can be again made. Federer, we want it.

  • @rocket3193
    @rocket3193 4 года назад +112

    Novak djokovic: a win to remember

    • @viksinha5410
      @viksinha5410 3 года назад +8

      Yes, that is what the film should be called. The match is about Novak winning, not about Federer losing.

    • @ferrelhugo3636
      @ferrelhugo3636 3 года назад

      Hi Axl

    • @arpisakarya9953
      @arpisakarya9953 3 года назад +3

      ❤️ Novak

    • @riteshramanbindra4991
      @riteshramanbindra4991 3 года назад

      No man, I respect but fed shud have won this one

  • @Kaneyes5yted
    @Kaneyes5yted 2 года назад +6

    The match that decided the G.O.A.T

  • @pot_kivach160
    @pot_kivach160 3 года назад +2

    It will be remembered as the best tennis match of all time and the most devastating loss of all time. Beyond a doubt.
    We are blessed to live in that era to watch it as it happens.
    .
    Emotional yes. Great video, congrats for the hard work to put all of this together!

    • @gotimlol5318
      @gotimlol5318 2 года назад +2

      Yes. The greatest/most critical tennis match ever

  • @rafaundisputedgoat2024
    @rafaundisputedgoat2024 4 месяца назад

    This has to be one of the most emotional tennis films out there. Starts off with the highest of highs with Wimbledon 2017, then we get the complete shock of 2018 against Anderson. The loss at Cincinnati, another shock loss at the US Open, the end of Federer's streak at the AO, losing to Thiem in Indian Wells, but then finally Federer won Miami to recover from these painful losses. We then got the return of Federer on clay which went well considering how long he had been off it and having to play a top clay court specialist in Madrid and the greatest clay courter of all time in Nadal at Roland Garros. Things then started perfectly in the grass season winning Halle for a 10th time, and then making Wimbledon semis. Massive match against Rafa at Wimbledon, which was a classic and getting some revenge for what happened the previous month and potentially partially for '08. Then we get another Roger Novak final. A showing of what happened in a very tightly contested match the last time they faced with Novak just getting past Federer, even without breaking Roger's serve. A flashback to all the previous meetings, the 40-15 foreshadowing at the US Open 2010 and 2011, with Federer saying it's not a final so he's not as disappointed. Federer then finally is a point away from glory and making all previous losses in that time period amended for, but instead the worst and most painful of them all happened.
    It's very unfortunate a legend like Roger didn't end it on a more positive note, as a legend like him deserved it. However, you can't change the past and he will always be remembered as one of the greatest. We are all indebted for what he gave us, tennis and beyond. Thank you lehunterpro for this great film!

  • @MyNuggetSoft
    @MyNuggetSoft 3 года назад +30

    Until the day I die, I will never. ever. get over this loss.

    • @VelhaGuardaTricolor
      @VelhaGuardaTricolor 3 года назад +9

      Djokovic is a better player. Accept it! The H2H record doesn't lie.

    • @benparsons4979
      @benparsons4979 3 года назад +4

      @@VelhaGuardaTricolor he's still allowed to like Federer

    • @VelhaGuardaTricolor
      @VelhaGuardaTricolor 3 года назад +3

      @@benparsons4979 I think you have missed the point here. We never debated who we can or can not like. We were talking about getting over a painful loss.
      When Nadal beat Djokovic in the last Roland Garros final, if Nole fans were to have a hard time getting over that loss, I would have said the same, for it is less painful to lose when we understand the other player was just too good.
      Losing to any of those 3 can not be seen as strange.
      If you can't get over a loss to one of the BIG3 ALL TIME you have issues.
      But that match would have been better suited for a draw.
      Some matches deserve two winners. That was one of those.

    • @benparsons4979
      @benparsons4979 3 года назад +3

      @@VelhaGuardaTricolor the reason this loss was painful for Fed fans is cus it was so close. Nadal destroyed Nole in the last RG final, so that one wasn't as bad, but in this one Fed was so close to winning; I agree it deserved a draw, and that's why fans are upset Djokovic won and Federer lost

    • @Reuben_95
      @Reuben_95 3 года назад

      @@benparsons4979 there can be no draws in tennis as Federer said at AO2017. Djokovic won 2019 Wimbledon but Federer was literally millimetres/inches away. Watch the first serve at 40-15, Djokovic leans the wrong way, if it went over clean it would have been the ace us Fed fans had dreamed of...

  • @kentkimura5
    @kentkimura5 4 года назад +7

    2nd best tennis player of all time! True privilege to watch him play!

  • @yugiboy-uk680
    @yugiboy-uk680 4 года назад +6

    Was having a nice day and then I watched this beautifully edited masterpiece and now my heart has been broken all over again. I remember going into work on Monday in the shittiest mood anyone has ever been in haha!
    He was the better player the whole match but just mentally checked out when it mattered most. So irritating how many times he's done that now as well.

    • @MauritzCTuit
      @MauritzCTuit 4 года назад

      I wanted to stay in bed that entire week. Better player except when it mattered the most.

  • @utkarshdeshmukh8864
    @utkarshdeshmukh8864 3 года назад +2

    Your words sometimes just eat you up. Happened to both Novak and Roger. Roger said he'll feel worse had he lost a final after having a match point and that happened.
    Novak said that he hasn't been disqualified for throwing his racket or losing his temper in a match and he did so in USO 2020. Life does come a full circle!

  • @lunab8273
    @lunab8273 4 года назад +4

    Exquisite video.As a Djoker's fan ,I have to say that Roger was the better player.But this is the thing with the Serb...even if you play your best, he'll usually find the way to be the last man standing.

    • @98091238
      @98091238 3 года назад

      Djokovic and Federer had a similar amount of unforced errors but Federer had about 40 more winners and yet lost... as often happens when Djokovic is match points down, he becomes aggressive and goes for his shots and you see that at 8-7, 40-15 down... and in the three tie-breakers, Djokovic had 0 unforced errors to Federer's 11

  • @jamesowen7518
    @jamesowen7518 3 года назад +4

    I am a Djokovic fan through and through but i love the other 2 in the big 3 also. but this is without doubt the best video i have ever watched of my beloved sport tennis. so well edited and with awesome music also. Bravo! keep up the incredible work!

  • @gladietorofspace
    @gladietorofspace 3 года назад +2

    We are lucky to wetness such marvel of those incredible 3 of all times. Thank you all! And never the less Marey

    • @ashleythomas4112
      @ashleythomas4112 3 года назад

      Stan too, don't forget about him. I know he didn't arrive until really late or have anywhere near the consistency of the big 3, but he won 3 slams and some of his matches at slams vs Novak were all time classics.

  • @briankubinec8049
    @briankubinec8049 4 года назад

    This video shows a lot from a player with such emotion in his wins and loses. I love this. Thank you so much for making such a film, even though he lost. Federer is a man that I will always respect

  • @antburman
    @antburman 4 года назад +10

    I can't watch this yet. When I have the courage or am ready again to accept the loss I will watch. Thank you again for your amazing works.

    • @schmirgldecks
      @schmirgldecks 4 года назад +1

      just be novak fun like me and its easy to watch :)

    • @antburman
      @antburman 4 года назад

      @@schmirgldecks Love it 🤣

  • @mladen5016
    @mladen5016 3 года назад +8

    This was one of the better days of my life! Period!!
    With that being said, it was 90% because Federer lost! With that being said further, it was because of his disturbed fans! Boy was happy that day!

  • @HarryDry
    @HarryDry 4 года назад +1

    this was genuinely amazing. thank you.

  • @mirkoukic9403
    @mirkoukic9403 Год назад +2

    As a Novak fan, for most of the match I thought he'd lose. Federer seemed more convincing, but somehow Novak made it to tie breaks in three sets and won. I'm still happy watching videos about this match after all this time

  • @Damiano_F
    @Damiano_F 4 года назад +16

    14:46 that dude behind 😂😂

  • @HIMYMTR
    @HIMYMTR 3 года назад +3

    You need to upload the first 2 minutes in a new video, because those first 2 minutes are a MASTERPIECE, a film in their own right, i got CHILLS!!!

  • @deepakmnair4165
    @deepakmnair4165 4 года назад +2

    This is one of the best documentary based videos out there. Thank you. Thank you so much for this. 🤗😭

  • @avinsingh7952
    @avinsingh7952 3 года назад

    What a film mate 🙌 . As a Roger fan you made me relive each and every moment. A flashback to this beautiful journey. Winning or losing is a part of each sport but it hurts the most when you are just a step away. The big 3 are living legends and mark my word “ Roger will be back “.

  • @dimd2424
    @dimd2424 4 года назад +15

    I know it's going to be a masterpiece as always...I dont know if Im ready to watch it again though...
    P.S after watching it I feel privileged to be able to watch something of this quality for free. What you make is art. On the tennis side, it was a career,legacy defining moment for both of them. I just hope to see Roger back on the court soon...

  • @huntercook1726
    @huntercook1726 4 года назад +14

    Roddick must have been "thats how it feels" after fed missed that forehand shank on match point

  • @reviewinghonestly
    @reviewinghonestly 4 года назад

    Best ever video I have ever seen on tennis!!!! Great work by creators of this video. It gave me goosebumps with all moments including the music played.

  • @carminefry6385
    @carminefry6385 3 года назад +2

    Roger's never really admitted that other tennis player is better than him when he lost the match. Always comes up with excuses why he lost.!!

    • @viksinha5410
      @viksinha5410 3 года назад +1

      Like which excuses did he come up with for this match? You are thinking of US Open 2011, and yes, I didn’t like how he reacted after that loss

  • @Lohpezhoh
    @Lohpezhoh 4 года назад +5

    I mean, with how much I'm frustrated, and all Roger fans are, I cannot understand how the most frustrated about this, Roger, keeps motivated, playing tremendously sometimes and giving us inspiration and even hope that he could get rewarded after such an horrible loss.
    I will never digest this match, but I'll keep believing for sure.
    As for the video, no words can describe this quality. I'd say godly, but that would be an understatement.
    Thanks for your hard work on these content!

  • @drra2308
    @drra2308 3 года назад +35

    A bit of an acknowledgement for Novak, who had a great opponent on the other side of the net, alongside 15,000 souls against him, and still managed to win - would have not hurt either. Otherwise, "the biggest tragedy on tennis history" is ridiculous - you omitted to mention - "for Federer fans."

    • @innosanto
      @innosanto 3 года назад +2

      Fad was 37 ans had beat Ndal prior match and rhen had 2 championship points after fscing bith if them at 37. And he okayed great tennis strokes. Grear tennis strokes. So Fed was rhe guy. But Djok is also and he gkt the win.

    • @lazarduke6596
      @lazarduke6596 3 года назад +5

      @@innosanto That door swings both way my obtuse friend. Federer was champion and collecting from inexperience Djokovic when Novak was starting. Plus, Federer from his 28 till now, only won 2 times against Djokovic. Federer had a lot of young years in him, to beat Djokovic but he could not

    • @M.L.official
      @M.L.official 2 года назад +2

      @@innosanto That's sport. If you've never played it, that's a shame because it's full of moments like these. Sure, maybe not to the extend of having championship points and on serve, but it happens. If you want to play the coulda woulda shoulda game, we can go everywhere for it.

  • @carolinapatou8767
    @carolinapatou8767 4 года назад

    Wow! Amazing video as usual! Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart

  • @SubhamVerma
    @SubhamVerma 4 года назад +2

    This video is a piece of pure art! I can only imagine the effort that has gone into making this masterpiece. Hats off to you man!