This shows how gently and nice is this man. After he loss his first GS final at very young age and he still able to smile and make feel comfortable to the winner. Literally every time he losses, he puts some effort to be happy for the winner and make him feel good. Respect
Djokovic has the best demeanor when losing. I’m a fed fan but he every time he loses to djokovic he has a look of disdain, same with nadal he barely looks at Novak. But djokovic win or lose always meets his opponent with a smile and a hug.
Lol... Ur talking about raw emotions man....at least federer is consistent with his behavior, he cries in defeat and in winning. The guy is class off the court while there are times when djokovic has total disregard for society as a whole... Partying at peak of Covid and catching covid and spreading it among players?? Non vaccination drama? Please... No class at all compared to federer or Nadal
Let it be clearly known that Wawrinka was able to defeat one of the most dominant players of this era! He should be up there with Del Potro in terms of respect and admiration!!
@@shinjansarangi9120 Murray has 3 GS (though at *only* two tournaments). But he was a lot more consistent than Stan, as the amount of titles he garnered. But yes, Stan's talent is undeniable when he's on.
@@TimeIdle of course, 100% with you on that. I’ll still quote your reason as why Andy may be part of a “fan 4”. And comparisons aside, Stan did at the very least look like he could beat the top guys at their peak. Delpo was an amazing player and (injuries aside) would still fall under a “what might have been category”. If not for the 2009 US Open, I don’t think we’ll be including him in the mix (and those 2 amazing wimby semis).
not all of it was unreasonable. clearly had the worst temper and poorest attitude. his family spoke poorly of Federer and Nadal all the time. He never apologized for it either
@@waholoopesorry74 Has Federer ever apologized for saying Novak 'gives up' in matches when he had health issues or how he got in a 'lucky shot' and 'slapped the ball around' after tue USO11 semi?
@@SerbAtheist Exactly. If anything it was Fed who made the relationship between the two weird saying such things. Yet Fed gets a pass for taunting someone who was dealing with health issues. And people say he has amazing class lol please. He's no better then Novak at least Novak never made fun of someone dealing with health issues
Novak ALWAYS gracious in defeat. Good sportsmanship quality. He congratulates his opponent with smile. 2012 USO final is so unfortunate that Djokovic broke serves but Murray won in tie breakers.
@@nicolaterzaghi3542bro win is win ..it's more better by winning in tie break because in tie break player need strong mental strength it's a pressure game in tie break
@@chrisfearn3375 He respects all countries and their laws but he respects his body the most and is ready to face the consequences of his decisions, do you have problem with that?
@@thenotorious2226 yes. You cannot forge documents to earn money in a country where the population have suffered severe lockdowns. Then he swans in unvaccinated doing what he feels like. Scummy human being
Everyone has their own celebration.. Everyone says Djokovic is humble in defeat but will you say he is not humble because he rips his shirt after the win in Australia 12 ?
@@SRCG2773 2013 wasn't that much for me Because I was happy he was able to push and deliver a great match The other 3 I thought he was the favourite and should have won and thus hurt me a little more
In 2012 US final, he lost the first 2 sets and thus deserved that loss. In 2016,he already had injury after French open and that injury was getting worse until mid 2017. In US open 2013, he could have won the 3rd set but he was not mentally tough enough. At the end, Nadal beat him easily.
2015 🇫🇷 the worst one 2016 🇺🇸 revenge time! Instead choked again against wawrinka! 2:0 in finals against wawrinka, as a novak fan this loss hurts deeply! i wouldve prefered if he had won this and lose 1 to federer or murray 2013 🇺🇸 how could you lose the 2nd time on your favourite court in a final against your biggest rival? But i strongly believe that all that losses made him mentaly the strongest player we will ever see! in MY OPINION hes the GOAT
too tired mentally and pysychally after playing 3 days consecutive without rest, thanks to Rg no roof and lights, he was not completely fresh in final, but Stan the man waht a player and level he shows in final of 2015 beating Federer and djokovic in a slam, is the most hard task a player could have
This shows why Nadal and Novak will be in the conversation as greatest ever Nadal with the injuries that ruined 3 years of his career atleast and yet still beat him in 5 gram Slams,why really surprised me is Federer only winning one final against Novak.
It's not that surprising if you look at it more closely. They contested their first ever major final in 2007, Federer was in his prime, Novak was good, but young. They wouldn't play another major final for another 7 years, until 2014. They played two in 2015, and one more in 2019. Djokovic was in his prime (outside of the 2019 final, but novak was still world no. 1 while federer was 38 years old). Roger was still good, but well out of his prime. So, they only played 5 finals, and novak was in a way better stage of his career than roger for 4 of them. So it makes sense
@@bsrussian Despite that, Fed is still the GOAT. Imagine if Fed played in his prime against a prime Djokovic. I'm still taking Federer any day in that matchup.
@@calebcrawford2520 I agree. Titles and stats aside, Federer is clearly the greatest player to have ever played the game. If someone disagrees then they don't know much about the sport. Whether it is technique, point construction, all-around game, etc. Federer is the best
@@Fraudkovic He was quite competitive especially 2012 and in 2014 1st set he looked easily a better player but then he tailed away as he became tired. Somehow in RG he gets fatigued quicker hence he has lost most matches here against Nadal.He loses energy in heat
The ones against murray for me are the ones he probably shouldnt have lost. With Wawrinka as inspired as he is against Novak there was nothing he could do. In US Open 2012 I thought Novak would come back after winning the third and fourth and in Wimbledon I still think that a 3-0 for Murray was kind of weird.
Yeah i was really surperised Murray won 3 0 and everyone though that it was fixed for British man to win it but maybe thats not true.Murray won another Wimbledon after that and have beaten him in 2012 olimpics which was also on grass but 3 0 is to much i think really...
Murray was a bad match up for djokovic. He also beat him easily in the Olympics, if you recall. Shame but for the hip issues, Murray would be on 5-7 slams I think. How it goes I guess.
2012 - 2014 at Roland Garros was absolutely rough. Really felt like he deserved at least one of those. Thankfully he got his revenge later down the line.
@@bharat201 100%. Should have been the final - so many people were talking about the Djokovic-Nadal 2021 RG semifinal, but that match didn't hold a candle to the Djokovic-Nadal 2013 RG semifinal - I agree with the many pundits that have called that match "the best match ever played on clay". What a match that was - which adds to the pain of Djokovic losing that match (it would have been heartbreaking for whoever lost)!
@@deja.vunathan Djokovic's overhead smashand touching the net still hurts Djokovic's fans..but I jumped in joy😄 as I am Rafa fan. I counted +1 to Rafa slams and then reaslized an hour later that it was just Semis.
@@bharat201 Yes. I remember that net touch as well. But the final game of that match was what surprised me much more - three unforced errors on routine shots for Djokovic to drop serve and lose the match was what really struck me - especially after the rest of that match. Crazy. And I am a Rafa fan as well so I hear you on the adding 1 to Rafa's slams originally too but then - oh yes - this just FEELS like the final lol!!
Nadal and fed are the worst in when it comes to congratulating the opponent when it comes to loosing... They don't even look into opponent's eye or they don't even try to hug their opponent.... Murray nole and even wawrinka are so humble even when they loose.
Agree Djoko is a gracious loser, but the only time I think he wasn't was in this year's French Open loss to Nadal. It was the briefest of handshakes, and he didn't look Nadal in the face. Other than that one lapse I've seen, he is usually a warm and congratulatory good loser. I also remember Lleyton Hewitt being the same.
I just hope he somehow manages to maintain his finals winning rate above 64.5% (it's where it is now after his most recent loss in Wimbledon final...), at least to stay above Federer as he is already trailing Borg...
Yeah, it's weird. 8-0 in AO but only 3-6 at USO I think. The US courts have slowed down a lot in the last few years but if anything, he likes the slower courts. I guess freshness or lack thereof plays a part, which might explain why the first three slams have been won solely by the Big 3 in the last five years whereas USO has had a different champion each year in that time, with none of the aforementioned trio reigning supreme in the last three years.
Ngl he was always the villain for me growing up as a fed fan but in the past 4-5 years I’ve really grown to like him now that they’ve all been cemented as top 3 greats
sem. the media jus painted a really bad picture of him. he is one of the goats, and the most versatile player of all time. but my fav will be fed n stan
@@aarushipatel6057 the conditions are very different compared australia to us open, one is humid slowness and sunny with heat. and i australia is more like indoors with roof and the ball is very fast with surface. Us open is a slow outdoor hard event pci because of humidty and wind
Unfortunately ever since this was posted he suffered three more of these, one to Medvedev at the USO which ruined his Calendar Slam dreams, and two more at the Wimbledon back-to-back years to the same young mega talented prodigy - Alcaraz! Yup...he is piling 'em up still as of lately, thankfully he keeps winning grand slam finals at much higher rate than losing them even these days, but it still sucks it happens, because it kinda ruins his finals conversion rate even further despite holding the slam record now...
5 Nadal (3 US Open - 2 RG) 2 Murray (1 US Open - 1 SW19) 2 Wawrinka (1 RG - 1 US Open) 1 Federer (1 US Open) 1 Medvedev (1 US Open) I mean he lost SEVEN US Open finals... that must hurt so much even for the GOAT.
Could have lost 2 more, Federer on 02 occasions failed to convert 2 Championship Points, that too on his owner serve... Nevertheless credit to Nole for holding his nerves when needed the most...
@@ramibaghdadi1255 No, it’s 4-1. 2007 US Open Federer won 3-0 2014 Wimbledon Djokovic won 3-2 2015 Wimbledon Djokovic won 3-1 2015 US Open Djokovic won 3-1 2019 Wimbledon Djokovic won 3-2
Я не фанат Джоковича. И видео мне очень понравилось. Справедливости ради хотелось бы посмотреть ролик с его незаслуженным победами на шлемах. Таких как умблдон 2019, например. Когда он играет хуже, но берет измором соперников, находясь в своей блестящей обороне и тащит почти все мячи. И как следствие заставляет рисковать соперника, а тот ошибается. Ну а наш Джокер пожинает плоды. Все матчи которые он сдесь проиграл итог того, что в эти дни его защита не была как обычно на высоте. С Вавринкой он вообще не смог приспособиться к его бекхенду. Он то привык побивать постоянно влево Федерера, в надежде на скорую ошибку, а тут как на зло бекхенд постабильнее да и помощнее. Поэтому и проиграл. Ошибок то меньше слева у Вавринки тогда было, чем обычно у Федерера. А в атакующий теннис Джокер попросту не играет с топ игроками. От того что проигрывает по скорости.
Как победа может быть незаслуженной? Или заслужить Шлем можно только атакующим теннисом? Брать на измор и игра от обороны это одна из тактик игры, такая же как и атакующий теннис Сами же пишите что Новак блестяще играет в обороне Так с какого перепуга блестящей игрой в обороне человек не заслуживает Шлем? Не говоря уже о том что Джокович просто ментально сильнее всех своих соперников А именно характер и стальные яйца делают чемпионов В 2019 Федерер проиграл чисто на характере, слив все 3 тай брейка и упустив матч болы Джокович же играя хуже втащил важные мячи на характере и терпении, чего Роджеру не хватило Заслуженная победа ментально более стойкого игрока
Add that to disqualification in US Open and AO in 2021 and 2022 which he would’ve won easily. He has 21 grandslams already and if even half of the finals results went his way he would be at 28. He is a monster.
lol pretty silly to say "if he won those slam finals".. well he didnt, and federer didn't win the 11 slam finals he lost either, otherwise he'd be at 31 slams
IF Nadal was not injured because of his comparatively inflexible body, he would have had 30 plus. IF I had just 2 wings on me, I could have flown around like a bird. IF my ex girlfriend didn't elope with another another guy she would still be with me.
There is not any single reason to dislike him , he has most number of grand slams, his record against Federer Nadal, He is more humble than Federer Nadal in loss or Win But it's sad to see people boo him on the court
with the fact that he was deported from Australia this year, he will probably get a 3 year travel ban, at least he should according to their law. So that would be most likely his chances for AO gone then.
Donno about Nadal. I thought the same about his FO titles in like 2014. But he keeps finding ways to win that one and unbelievable that he still won in 2022. Could be another 3-4. who knows.
Nadal would be sitting at 15 RG titles. I feel like his number of French Open titles has kinda reached a point where it’s too absurd to even be surprised at. It’s like hearing how many cells there are in the universe. You can’t really wrap your head around the number
Federer just once 😮 in America Murray 2 in America and Wimbledon Fabrnka 2 in Rolan and America Nadal 5 😅 2 in America 3 Rolan Madvada 1 also in America And an new 🆕 Alcatraz Wimbledon
@@bigbywolf5031 You don't know anything about tennis if you truly believe that. You just lost all credibility. All things you say from now on will be taken with a huge grain of salt because that's one of the most ignorant comments I have ever seen
@@waholoopesorry74 Nadal is ONLY the favourite at French open. There, he is the heavy favourite. He will never be favoured over Djokovic at AO or Wimbledon. Even at the US open, he has more titles, but let’s be real…Djokovic has 9 finals appearances. And Djoko realistically could have 5 titles (he had a great chance this year but couldn’t play and let’s not forget what happened in 2020). Nadal has 1 more USO title but a lower average level there. So no, Nadal wouldn’t even be favourite there with Djokovic playing (especially after 2014).
@@bigbywolf5031 Nah he’d probably be the RG 2016 favorite, USO 2014, 2012, Wimbledon 2009. The rest he’d be among the top 3 favorites. And that’s not counting the ones where he had to retire with injuries like AO 2010, 2018, USO 2018, Wimbledon 2022, AO 2014, all of which are slams he had a decent shot at winning and was likely a top 2 favorite. Saying that he wouldn’t be favored is laughable. He’s won 22 grand slams yet according to you he’s probably not the favorite anywhere. Doesn’t change the fact that he wins.
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This shows how gently and nice is this man. After he loss his first GS final at very young age and he still able to smile and make feel comfortable to the winner. Literally every time he losses, he puts some effort to be happy for the winner and make him feel good. Respect
Yes, he either smiles at the champ or hugs him that's pretty sweet
I never realized how close his first GS final really was, let alone against how good Federer was here. Such talent
That’s total normal to shake the winners hand.
This 3 guys behave like worthy champions in every grand slam or a big tournament so a big respect to all 3guys!
@@slamdunk2270 Go and see everytime Federer or Nadal lost a GS Final against Djokovic and you will see it's not normal to smile
Djokovic has the best demeanor when losing. I’m a fed fan but he every time he loses to djokovic he has a look of disdain, same with nadal he barely looks at Novak. But djokovic win or lose always meets his opponent with a smile and a hug.
Lol... Ur talking about raw emotions man....at least federer is consistent with his behavior, he cries in defeat and in winning. The guy is class off the court while there are times when djokovic has total disregard for society as a whole... Partying at peak of Covid and catching covid and spreading it among players?? Non vaccination drama? Please... No class at all compared to federer or Nadal
I actually agree with that. I’m a Fed fan too but he doesn’t hide his defeat very well unlike Novak and Rafa are much more gracious.
I’m a huge Federer fan above the other two but he’s defo the worst loser ! 😂 Djokovic is always gracious and tactile etc
Yeah because he's falsely modest. Bro just wants to be liked . It's pathetic I think
@@Fraudkovic OK Nick Kyrgios.
Huge respect to Djokovic for being polite and smiling even after these devastating losses
Still the most hated tennis player after kyrgios
@@joharirahman9680 Not even close lmao
He's not even wave at the French crowd after defeat to Nadal RG Quaterfinal 2022😅😜
@@lazirdamhaothman9449 He said 99.9% of the crowd was rooting for Nadal. He is correct. The most hated tennis player ever, after Kyrgios
@@defeatist3463 Whatever floats your boat🫢
Let it be clearly known that Wawrinka was able to defeat one of the most dominant players of this era! He should be up there with Del Potro in terms of respect and admiration!!
Up there? He clearly surpass him, AO and RG champion
He's better than Del Potro
At the very least be at par with Murray.
@@shinjansarangi9120 Murray has 3 GS (though at *only* two tournaments). But he was a lot more consistent than Stan, as the amount of titles he garnered. But yes, Stan's talent is undeniable when he's on.
@@TimeIdle of course, 100% with you on that. I’ll still quote your reason as why Andy may be part of a “fan 4”. And comparisons aside, Stan did at the very least look like he could beat the top guys at their peak. Delpo was an amazing player and (injuries aside) would still fall under a “what might have been category”. If not for the 2009 US Open, I don’t think we’ll be including him in the mix (and those 2 amazing wimby semis).
He's always so gracious when he loses. Nobody else in the tour is as praising as he is to the winning opponents.
djokovic received too much unreasonable hate. such class behavior after each loss
not all of it was unreasonable. clearly had the worst temper and poorest attitude. his family spoke poorly of Federer and Nadal all the time. He never apologized for it either
@@waholoopesorry74 why should he apologize what his family said?
@@waholoopesorry74 Has Federer ever apologized for saying Novak 'gives up' in matches when he had health issues or how he got in a 'lucky shot' and 'slapped the ball around' after tue USO11 semi?
@@SerbAtheist
Exactly.
If anything it was Fed who made the relationship between the two weird saying such things.
Yet Fed gets a pass for taunting someone who was dealing with health issues.
And people say he has amazing class lol please.
He's no better then Novak at least Novak never made fun of someone dealing with health issues
Federer is a great player and the most aesthetic to watch and cries so people think he has the best sportsmanship 😂
Novak started as finalist and forerunner then become a true contestant to Fedal combo, entering history from its greatest gates
Novak ALWAYS gracious in defeat. Good sportsmanship quality. He congratulates his opponent with smile.
2012 USO final is so unfortunate that Djokovic broke serves but Murray won in tie breakers.
What about the 5th set?
I mean, Djokovic won the 2019 Wimbledon final only on tiebreaks...
Especially in Us Open 2021 and Wimbledon 2023 finals
@@nicolaterzaghi3542bro win is win ..it's more better by winning in tie break because in tie break player need strong mental strength it's a pressure game in tie break
This video shows how humble Novak is in defeat and how much he respects his opponent's victory
It's a shame he doesn't respect other countries laws and tried to forge a covid jab he'd never had
@@chrisfearn3375 He respects all countries and their laws but he respects his body the most and is ready to face the consequences of his decisions, do you have problem with that?
@@thenotorious2226 yes. You cannot forge documents to earn money in a country where the population have suffered severe lockdowns. Then he swans in unvaccinated doing what he feels like. Scummy human being
And very insulting in victory.
When he removed his shirt and started shouting to insult Nadal, is really disgusting.
@@sureshbabusri9331 Cry louder internet hater, go watch laver cup and see the friendship of big3... Try to respect people just try
11 final losses
2007 Federer
10 - Nadal
12 - Nadal, Murray
13 - Murray, Nadal
14 - Nadal
15 - Wawrinka
16 - Wawrinka
20 - Nadal
21 - Medvedev
2022 - Covid, Nadal
@@lucasauferil não entendi 🤔🤔🤔
@@eric1337 foi deportado da Austrália por não ter se vacinado contra covid
@@lucasauferil então ele não perdeu a final, ué
@@eric1337 vc intendeu a ironia né, então ta ótimo.
Now Meddy and Alcaraz, love these highlights. I hope u will be in top of ur form for the US Open. Wanna see another Alcaraz Djoko final
Wawrinkas celebration was the most humble. Just simply putting hands in the air and not rolling around on the floor.
Everyone has their own celebration.. Everyone says Djokovic is humble in defeat but will you say he is not humble because he rips his shirt after the win in Australia 12 ?
The greatest tennis player of all time so far.
True
This 3 guys behave like worthy champions in every grand slam or a big tournament so a big respect to all 3guys!
Only Fedal
😂😂😂
@@joharirahman9680 I'm A big fan of Roger but I can't say that the others two are Not big players too And have achieve less thinks than Roger !
The ones that hurt the most are
2015 French Open
2012 US Open
2016 US Open
2015 RG for me is a dagger
2013 semifinal too. Loss to Rafa after getting so close to beating him. However, happy he has done it this year.
@@SRCG2773 2013 wasn't that much for me
Because I was happy he was able to push and deliver a great match
The other 3 I thought he was the favourite and should have won and thus hurt me a little more
In 2012 US final, he lost the first 2 sets and thus deserved that loss. In 2016,he already had injury after French open and that injury was getting worse until mid 2017.
In US open 2013, he could have won the 3rd set but he was not mentally tough enough. At the end, Nadal beat him easily.
2015 🇫🇷 the worst one
2016 🇺🇸 revenge time! Instead choked again against wawrinka! 2:0 in finals against wawrinka, as a novak fan this loss hurts deeply! i wouldve prefered if he had won this and lose 1 to federer or murray
2013 🇺🇸 how could you lose the 2nd time on your favourite court in a final against your biggest rival?
But i strongly believe that all that losses made him mentaly the strongest player we will ever see! in MY OPINION hes the GOAT
2015 FO is most painful. He beat nadal and murray but still was not able to win title. Heartbreaking
too tired mentally and pysychally after playing 3 days consecutive without rest, thanks to Rg no roof and lights, he was not completely fresh in final, but Stan the man waht a player and level he shows in final of 2015 beating Federer and djokovic in a slam, is the most hard task a player could have
@@Logan00710 excuses. Stan just have higher peak and game to penetrate through djokovic pushing
@@Logan00710 He simply could not handle Stanimal who matches up well against Djoko. They are tied 4-4 at slams and had so many blockbuster matches.
@@deepakmahajan170 not at all. If you want to see excuses check out some of fandals' liViNG wItH inJurY ones.
@@Logan00710 Nadal has beaten both at RG multiple times, Berdych beat both at Wimbledon but lost to Rafa in the final. Safin beat both at AO 2005.
So many losses at the Us Open, I can’t understand why
He was playing prime Rafa, Murray, and Wawrinka- a bad matchup for him on all surfaces.
@@joshuaj.2108 how is prime rafa a bad matchup with him on hard court when rafa only beat him 7 times and djokovic won 20 times on hard lmao
@@warriorsilver24422010 and 2013 USO were Rafas hardcourt peaks.
Read IQ, EQ, SQ
Crazy that he double faulted on his service game to give nadal 2 easy wins in the french opens
Agreed
He choked
3 of their games at RG ended with a double fault. djokovic defeated nadal at 2015 when rafa double faulted at match point.
A lot happened before those df’s. Domination is what happened lol
this video is awesome
He broke records by qualifying for 32 finals of Grand slams.
Very true
Call it 34. But still one short of Rosewall
Well, they both have 35 now
This shows why Nadal and Novak will be in the conversation as greatest ever Nadal with the injuries that ruined 3 years of his career atleast and yet still beat him in 5 gram Slams,why really surprised me is Federer only winning one final against Novak.
2019 Wimbledon :(
It's not that surprising if you look at it more closely.
They contested their first ever major final in 2007, Federer was in his prime, Novak was good, but young.
They wouldn't play another major final for another 7 years, until 2014. They played two in 2015, and one more in 2019. Djokovic was in his prime (outside of the 2019 final, but novak was still world no. 1 while federer was 38 years old). Roger was still good, but well out of his prime.
So, they only played 5 finals, and novak was in a way better stage of his career than roger for 4 of them. So it makes sense
@@bsrussian great comment
@@bsrussian Despite that, Fed is still the GOAT. Imagine if Fed played in his prime against a prime Djokovic. I'm still taking Federer any day in that matchup.
@@calebcrawford2520 I agree. Titles and stats aside, Federer is clearly the greatest player to have ever played the game. If someone disagrees then they don't know much about the sport. Whether it is technique, point construction, all-around game, etc. Federer is the best
Am glad you are not a quitter you are such a hot shot that is my angel
loved this video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
50% of his loss about gram slams finals was against Rafa.
Yeah Rafa is GOAT
Rafa lost 4 times to Novak in GS Finals
@@yamunakandasamy6887 5>4 Rafa>DjoBronze
@@aztainegen7283 nole goat!
@@miiimiipntl hahaha. No Golden slam no GOAT
2012 and 2014 French open he looked really solid,could have caused an upset
He double faulted them both away. Pretty funny
@@pagolchagol22
Yeah,so strange tbh.
He has double faulted on quite a few match point situations
Lol no he was losing either way. Nadals not a choker like federer
@@Fraudkovic
He was quite competitive especially 2012 and in 2014 1st set he looked easily a better player but then he tailed away as he became tired.
Somehow in RG he gets fatigued quicker hence he has lost most matches here against Nadal.He loses energy in heat
@@ameeldezi he gets fatigued because he's playing nadal on clay and nadal makes him run a lot.
The ones against murray for me are the ones he probably shouldnt have lost. With Wawrinka as inspired as he is against Novak there was nothing he could do. In US Open 2012 I thought Novak would come back after winning the third and fourth and in Wimbledon I still think that a 3-0 for Murray was kind of weird.
Yeah i was really surperised Murray won 3 0 and everyone though that it was fixed for British man to win it but maybe thats not true.Murray won another Wimbledon after that and have beaten him in 2012 olimpics which was also on grass but 3 0 is to much i think really...
@@Vojkan2000 Murray had crowd support on his side. Thats a big advantage.
And Djokovic almost won one set i remember.
Why he should not have lost. Murray lost so many Australian open murray deserved to win
Yeah definitely looked like he lost before he got on court
Murray was a bad match up for djokovic. He also beat him easily in the Olympics, if you recall. Shame but for the hip issues, Murray would be on 5-7 slams I think. How it goes I guess.
Djokovics I love you
fantastic video
I think Novak it's the graciousness looser in history. He had very tough ones, like RG 2014-15 and the Open 2021. I admire that.
Agree with you, I respect that
Fed had the worst..
3 finals after mp specially wimbledon 2019
34 гранд финала, просто легенда
2012 - 2014 at Roland Garros was absolutely rough. Really felt like he deserved at least one of those. Thankfully he got his revenge later down the line.
US Open 2021, Djokovic estava a uma vitória do slam de calendário. 😪
And other from a golden slam and another from Olympic medal!
2021 US Open
2023 Wimbledon
2024 Wimbledon
US open 2012, 2013
Wimbledon 2013
Roland Garros 2013 hurt the most even this was the semi final 😭
Agreed. I would say this even today: that remains the most heartbreaking loss of Djokovic's career.
😀 2013 French open Semis, it was clearly THE final. Everybody knew Ferrer had nearly 0 chance against both of them.
@@bharat201 100%. Should have been the final - so many people were talking about the Djokovic-Nadal 2021 RG semifinal, but that match didn't hold a candle to the Djokovic-Nadal 2013 RG semifinal - I agree with the many pundits that have called that match "the best match ever played on clay". What a match that was - which adds to the pain of Djokovic losing that match (it would have been heartbreaking for whoever lost)!
@@deja.vunathan Djokovic's overhead smashand touching the net still hurts Djokovic's fans..but I jumped in joy😄 as I am Rafa fan. I counted +1 to Rafa slams and then reaslized an hour later that it was just Semis.
@@bharat201 Yes. I remember that net touch as well. But the final game of that match was what surprised me much more - three unforced errors on routine shots for Djokovic to drop serve and lose the match was what really struck me - especially after the rest of that match. Crazy. And I am a Rafa fan as well so I hear you on the adding 1 to Rafa's slams originally too but then - oh yes - this just FEELS like the final lol!!
The most gracious loser in Tennis. I’ve always respected him for that as much as his achievements
Wild that three out of his first four, four out of his first six happened at the us open and over half of his GS finals lost period
All his Australian open wins against Murray made me unhappy Murray deserved 2-3 titles there
5 Nadal,
2 Murray
2 Wawrinka
1 Fedex
1 Medvedev
@@ashwinharish3475 Thank you for the update, unfortunately the saddest
@@selahattinastan9083in 2023 we add alcaraz too
1 medvedev and now 1 alcaraz also
@@animeshkumar_corporatevlogger2 alcaraz
Didn't realize that both Murray and Wawrinka had their 2 GS against Djokovic.
They both won 3 each actually. Wawrinka's other was vs Nadal & Murray's other was vs Roanic
Nadal and fed are the worst in when it comes to congratulating the opponent when it comes to loosing... They don't even look into opponent's eye or they don't even try to hug their opponent.... Murray nole and even wawrinka are so humble even when they loose.
Agree Djoko is a gracious loser, but the only time I think he wasn't was in this year's French Open loss to Nadal. It was the briefest of handshakes, and he didn't look Nadal in the face. Other than that one lapse I've seen, he is usually a warm and congratulatory good loser. I also remember Lleyton Hewitt being the same.
I just hope he somehow manages to maintain his finals winning rate above 64.5% (it's where it is now after his most recent loss in Wimbledon final...), at least to stay above Federer as he is already trailing Borg...
Every time when he lost, he goes to the opponent and congrate him, and they tell us Novak is nervus
so? all tennis players do that
Every time he loses an important point,he breaks the racquet! Is it gracious? Rafa never does it! That’s gracious!
wow didn't realise how many US open finals he's been in, he is usually great on hard court. is the US surface much different to AO?
Yeah, it's weird. 8-0 in AO but only 3-6 at USO I think. The US courts have slowed down a lot in the last few years but if anything, he likes the slower courts. I guess freshness or lack thereof plays a part, which might explain why the first three slams have been won solely by the Big 3 in the last five years whereas USO has had a different champion each year in that time, with none of the aforementioned trio reigning supreme in the last three years.
@@guillezorro actually 9-0 in AO
Most lost to Nadal!
Ngl he was always the villain for me growing up as a fed fan but in the past 4-5 years I’ve really grown to like him now that they’ve all been cemented as top 3 greats
sem. the media jus painted a really bad picture of him. he is one of the goats, and the most versatile player of all time. but my fav will be fed n stan
Djokovic is a Human ball machine without sophistication....
Wimbledon 2019 should be here but someone choked on match points 😬
40-15
He lost so many us open finals, could have certainly won few of them.
@01djole Ђорђевић After 2016 everyone was thinking Djokovic will surpass them but in 2017 hé Nevers exists
@@plytepo451 He lost 4 won 1. So 5 finals.
@@aarushipatel6057 the conditions are very different compared australia to us open, one is humid slowness and sunny with heat. and i australia is more like indoors with roof and the ball is very fast with surface. Us open is a slow outdoor hard event pci because of humidty and wind
Nothing is certainly, only acknowledge the result.
@@chamindujanith6337 Novak won 3 and lost 6 USO finals.
Unfortunately ever since this was posted he suffered three more of these, one to Medvedev at the USO which ruined his Calendar Slam dreams, and two more at the Wimbledon back-to-back years to the same young mega talented prodigy - Alcaraz! Yup...he is piling 'em up still as of lately, thankfully he keeps winning grand slam finals at much higher rate than losing them even these days, but it still sucks it happens, because it kinda ruins his finals conversion rate even further despite holding the slam record now...
Really he had chances for 10 more slams ? That impressive record. He had a smiling face even he lost
2012 French open must have been painful. Double fault on championship point, and Nadal only had one break point.
I always thought Novak has always been gracious in defeat.
Novak's fingertips are permanently etched into French Open runners up trophy
US Open as well, more runners up trophies there than the French Open.
so are federer's lol
He losses 6 us Open and 4 French Open final, poor jokervich
No need to disrespect him. He is a champion and a legend
@@kushalghosh581 he always disrespect rafa and federer that's why people don't like him.
Bravo
Now Alcaraz in 2023 Wimbledon.
It’s 12 now 😢.
13
The saddest thing I may see today.
Satisfying to se Djokovic lose :)
You can’t get much satisfactiin
Best moments in tennis history
After R.F cryings
Update this to 11 loooool
Nadal beat him in so many grand slam finals
Federer and Nadal were not good enough to reach 30+ majors finals .
5 Nadal (3 US Open - 2 RG)
2 Murray (1 US Open - 1 SW19)
2 Wawrinka (1 RG - 1 US Open)
1 Federer (1 US Open)
1 Medvedev (1 US Open)
I mean he lost SEVEN US Open finals... that must hurt so much even for the GOAT.
This is my kind of video
Could have lost 2 more, Federer on 02 occasions failed to convert 2 Championship Points, that too on his owner serve... Nevertheless credit to Nole for holding his nerves when needed the most...
2021 us open final is missing
Only one to Federer. Surprised by that. How many times did he beat Fed's in finals? 3 Wimby?? Never met in the Aussie final or French did they?
Novak leads 4-1 in Slam finals and 10-6 in Slam matches.
@@PravoslavniVitez pretty impressive....did they all come at Wimby as well (the four slam wins?
@@PravoslavniVitez no Djokovic is 3-1 in slam finals
@@ramibaghdadi1255 No, it’s 4-1.
2007 US Open Federer won 3-0
2014 Wimbledon Djokovic won 3-2
2015 Wimbledon Djokovic won 3-1
2015 US Open Djokovic won 3-1
2019 Wimbledon Djokovic won 3-2
Anyone here after 23 grand slams.
Anyone here after 34 GS finals?
Anyone here after alcaraz retired him?
Nadal, Wawrinka, Murray and Federer are the executioners.
Time to update this after 2023 Wimbledon
And the Us Open Final 2021 against Medvedev is the númber eleven final slam lost
and 2022 RG
Я не фанат Джоковича. И видео мне очень понравилось. Справедливости ради хотелось бы посмотреть ролик с его незаслуженным победами на шлемах. Таких как умблдон 2019, например. Когда он играет хуже, но берет измором соперников, находясь в своей блестящей обороне и тащит почти все мячи. И как следствие заставляет рисковать соперника, а тот ошибается. Ну а наш Джокер пожинает плоды. Все матчи которые он сдесь проиграл итог того, что в эти дни его защита не была как обычно на высоте. С Вавринкой он вообще не смог приспособиться к его бекхенду. Он то привык побивать постоянно влево Федерера, в надежде на скорую ошибку, а тут как на зло бекхенд постабильнее да и помощнее. Поэтому и проиграл. Ошибок то меньше слева у Вавринки тогда было, чем обычно у Федерера. А в атакующий теннис Джокер попросту не играет с топ игроками. От того что проигрывает по скорости.
Как победа может быть незаслуженной?
Или заслужить Шлем можно только атакующим теннисом?
Брать на измор и игра от обороны это одна из тактик игры, такая же как и атакующий теннис
Сами же пишите что Новак блестяще играет в обороне
Так с какого перепуга блестящей игрой в обороне человек не заслуживает Шлем?
Не говоря уже о том что Джокович просто ментально сильнее всех своих соперников
А именно характер и стальные яйца делают чемпионов
В 2019 Федерер проиграл чисто на характере, слив все 3 тай брейка и упустив матч болы
Джокович же играя хуже втащил важные мячи на характере и терпении, чего Роджеру не хватило
Заслуженная победа ментально более стойкого игрока
Ок
Where’s 2019 Wimbledon Final?
Nole ❤🇷🇸
2021 US Open final is eligible for entry to this list!! 😊
Us open is not a good field, a good place, a good haven for Djokovic
9 finals is certainly good but it's the 3-6 record in finals.
Where is the US Open final against Medvedev ?
'2021 us open'
The fact that Novak did the same trash double fault against Nadal twice 😂 and in 2014 blames the crowd, what a jerk
Shut up. novak was disappointed to see everyone cheer on his mistake.
Think they were calling out numerous times during his service motion.
I guess you haven't watched the match. That was a pathetic crowd who were constantly calling out while Novak was about to serve.
Talking without even watching the match make you the jerk lol
Add that to disqualification in US Open and AO in 2021 and 2022 which he would’ve won easily. He has 21 grandslams already and if even half of the finals results went his way he would be at 28. He is a monster.
absolutely agree, Covid vaccination status has stolen some slams from him plus the disqualification at the US open against Carreno-Busta
If if if does not exist
lol pretty silly to say "if he won those slam finals".. well he didnt, and federer didn't win the 11 slam finals he lost either, otherwise he'd be at 31 slams
IF Nadal was not injured because of his comparatively inflexible body, he would have had 30 plus.
IF I had just 2 wings on me, I could have flown around like a bird.
IF my ex girlfriend didn't elope with another another guy she would still be with me.
You have no way of knowing if he would have won AO, maybe he once again loses to Medvedev like he did in New York.
There is not any single reason to dislike him , he has most number of grand slams, his record against Federer Nadal, He is more humble than Federer Nadal in loss or Win
But it's sad to see people boo him on the court
Doee the Nadal loses even count? Everyone loses to Nadal at the French
US open has been so cruel to him ... French we know it's because of Nadal on clay but ...
He is so arogant 🤣🤣🤣 they say!!!!!! This guy destroyed tenis and mr no 40-15 a true sportmanship and GOAT
It was just soo good to see stan the man beat Djokovic twice♥️
he won 20 grand slams in a 10 year period , which is unreal and is why he's above nadal and federer, and has a better h2h against both
Unreal? Absolutely true.
Above Rafa and Roger? Absolutely false.
Equal? At the very best definitely yes.
@@KuchNahiBasAiseHiHe is certainly better than federer.Equal to Nadal you can say.
He's not, he was good at taking opportunities when Nadal got hurt and Federer past his prime
Actually in a span of 11 years
@@ramibaghdadi1255 better than federer
It’s plain and simple . He beaten Nadal at the French open while fed got hammered every time lol
2:48 how upset the French get 😂 if they knew how many more years they still have of Nadal supremacy....
They cheered for Rafa against Novak in the last few years because of djoko covid stupidity
What sup with Murray's socks lol
add Wimbledon 2023 :)
The most gracious loser. Unlike Federer who was always very sour about his losses.
7th french crown in 2012
7 more by 2022
Un-real
its like it becomes 2005 when Nadal plays in the French Open. More than unbelievable at this point.
Rafa legend 🎉
my prediction is that djokovic will win the Australian open 1 more time and Nadal will win Roland Garros one more time
Djokovic can effortlessly win Wimbledon some more times, considering the level of next gen on the grass
with the fact that he was deported from Australia this year, he will probably get a 3 year travel ban, at least he should according to their law. So that would be most likely his chances for AO gone then.
Donno about Nadal. I thought the same about his FO titles in like 2014. But he keeps finding ways to win that one and unbelievable that he still won in 2022. Could be another 3-4. who knows.
Nadal would be sitting at 15 RG titles. I feel like his number of French Open titles has kinda reached a point where it’s too absurd to even be surprised at. It’s like hearing how many cells there are in the universe. You can’t really wrap your head around the number
@@matvejkap Jannik Sinner will surprise people on grass
probably thought, no matter, I'll still smash all of them when all is said and done....and he would be right Facts and Stats don't lie...
Federer just once 😮 in America
Murray 2 in America and Wimbledon
Fabrnka 2 in Rolan and America
Nadal 5 😅 2 in America 3 Rolan
Madvada 1 also in America
And an new 🆕 Alcatraz Wimbledon
No federer 😢😢
Rafa missed 12 slams through injury
And not on a single one would he be a favorite.
@@bigbywolf5031 You don't know anything about tennis if you truly believe that. You just lost all credibility. All things you say from now on will be taken with a huge grain of salt because that's one of the most ignorant comments I have ever seen
@@waholoopesorry74 Nadal is ONLY the favourite at French open. There, he is the heavy favourite. He will never be favoured over Djokovic at AO or Wimbledon. Even at the US open, he has more titles, but let’s be real…Djokovic has 9 finals appearances. And Djoko realistically could have 5 titles (he had a great chance this year but couldn’t play and let’s not forget what happened in 2020). Nadal has 1 more USO title but a lower average level there. So no, Nadal wouldn’t even be favourite there with Djokovic playing (especially after 2014).
@@mikemoggerson6651 ok keyboard champion
@@bigbywolf5031 Nah he’d probably be the RG 2016 favorite, USO 2014, 2012, Wimbledon 2009. The rest he’d be among the top 3 favorites. And that’s not counting the ones where he had to retire with injuries like AO 2010, 2018, USO 2018, Wimbledon 2022, AO 2014, all of which are slams he had a decent shot at winning and was likely a top 2 favorite.
Saying that he wouldn’t be favored is laughable. He’s won 22 grand slams yet according to you he’s probably not the favorite anywhere. Doesn’t change the fact that he wins.