Thank you for giving aggression score, lots of federer fans mock Djokovic for hitting less winners but they don't notice damaging shots and forced errors
Excellent analysis. Thank you for putting this together. As a Roger die hard, this 2019 Wimbledon loss was probably the toughest to endure. I appreciate you making sense of what went wrong on those fateful points.
@@TennisUnleashed Which tournament was it when Roger had two match points against Djokovic in the semi-finals of a grand slam and then Novak waxed him?
Incredible analysis. Makes the loss easier to stomach as a Roger fan. Also your end of video stats showing that Novak actually made more things happen for him overall!
You can also make a video on each of the two semifinal matches between Djokovic and Federer, where Federer had two matchpoints both at 40 15 at US Open 2010 and US Open 2011 semifinal.
Roger played awful on both match points! He looked impatient, and lost his timing, hoping Novak would make the error, instead of him hitting the winner or forced shot! I am gutted, he better make it up this year at Wimbledon!😀
A tough opportunity to let go by for sure! The time off right now is a great opportunity for players to tune up parts of their games. Looking forward to Wimbledon this year. Thanks for watching. -Jason
@@pauljohnson6019 Agreed. I think minus that crazy wind last year, he had a good shot to beat Nadal at Roland Garros. A September French Open should be really interesting to watch. -Jason
@@TennisUnleashed I'll keep praying, I prayed for a miracle when I heard Fed had to pull out of French Open, maybe God is listening, after all- some people lost their faith in God- after that 'tragic 40-15,' at Wimbledon.
Gotta wonder if that US Open final where Fed has 2 match points and Djokovic so famously egged on the crowd after hitting that go for broke forehand off Fed's serve didn't leave some PTSD.
@@TennisUnleashed For me that's an unresolved issue Jason..........Roger is normally onto volleys like a flash......did he maybe think it was going out???.........who knows. It'd be interesting to get his take on that particular rally if he ever wanted to discuss/give it.
All fine in hindsight. Some very obvious mistakes by Federer which in think anyone that plays at a decent level can figure out. The main point is that Roger got tight in execution and went for safety instead of the lines on the match points, both on the serves and the inside in forehand. The inside in forehand needed to be shorter / flatter because Djoker or any other baseliner would be expecting a depth shot and just hook that for a cross court pass.
sorry i think his approach shot was short?...to me the cardinal error was the serve direction on both...he never tried a proper outside serve on either..if that was Sampras, Novak is not getting off the hook..he would look for a massive outside serve and finish it off...the guy was nerveless...
Hi. I'm japanese high school student.Can I ask you about dartfish software. Are this annotation of players footprints automatic? I searched but I can't find out infomation. thank you.
Hi, Thanks for watching. The annotation of the footprints is not "automatic". Dartfish is able to calculate 3D measurements, they have a tool for this in Dartfish 10. After you have done the analysis for that point, you track the individual player and then are able to add these graphics fairly easily to the tracked player. I hope this answers your question, but the 3D analysis and tracking is a manual process. It takes me about 25 hours to do one tennis analysis video like this one. -Jason Frausto
Federer lost because of pressure and over defensive service in those two match points.novak couldn't do anything but expect federer to do the mistake that eventually happened.mental strength of novak n nadal is on another level
All the detailed analysis in the world wont explain what happened better, then simply saying that Federer choked. There is nothing in the world these two guys cannot do with a raquet and a ball, so when push comes to shove, it all comes down to who has higher mental stability.
Federer was too tentative, his approach shot was weak, and gave NOvak an opportunity to pass, he didn't hit deep or hard wide enough to force a weak return, for an approach shot, or volley finish.
Fed was better but stats don't lie even if they do. :D The match was tight and Fed couldn't execute optimally in the decisive points. Also, those inside out forehands shown here are just weak forced efforts and tokens of Fed's low confidence on his backhand that day. Too bad he lost, the world is a little lesser and to some extent worse place after that: gloomier and less playful. lol. Fed must still win at least one more GS to keep things civilized. And he knows it. Go, Fed, go!
Djokovic deserved the victory and championship 😉 *In tennis ,if you want to win and be the better in a GS match , you absolutely need to take 3 sets. No choice. Period !* It's not like others sports where a player with the lead can take the risk that the situation will reverse while waiting for the end of the regular time. Not possible, there only one way ! *It's not about who win the most points but who win the most importants* 👍 You can't rob your opponent because at the end of the match. you have to take 3 sets and can't cheat with a timer (like soccer for example) *The better player always win.* It is not only about winners, there are also unforced errors, there also forced errors (Nole usually goes on that). There is no only attack, there is defence, too. Besides technique, there is tactics and mentality and so on. 🎾
VERY Simple how Federer blew the 2 match points... because he was NERVOUS...He becomes so TENTATIVE at times during HUGE points over the last 5 years or so...He had Opportunities to SEAL this match but he had too much weight on his shoulders because he does not want to Disappoint everyone that Adores him (Which is mostly Everybody)...This Major would have been absolutely HUGE to the Legacy of Federer and he BLEW it...Too much pressure on Federer...Djoko and Nadal are GREAT GREAT players but they do not have nor feel the Pressure Fed has on him
Thank you for giving aggression score, lots of federer fans mock Djokovic for hitting less winners but they don't notice damaging shots and forced errors
Glad you enjoyed the total aggression stats. Basic stats don't always tell the full story of the match.
-Jason Frausto
Excellent analysis. Thank you for putting this together. As a Roger die hard, this 2019 Wimbledon loss was probably the toughest to endure. I appreciate you making sense of what went wrong on those fateful points.
Thank you for watching. It was hard to watch and made so much more sense after doing the analysis of it. Thanks again.
-Jason
@@TennisUnleashed Which tournament was it when Roger had two match points against Djokovic in the semi-finals of a grand slam and then Novak waxed him?
Incredible analysis. Makes the loss easier to stomach as a Roger fan. Also your end of video stats showing that Novak actually made more things happen for him overall!
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the in depth stats.
-Jason Frausto
Thanks you so much I love your video !
Congratulations from France 🇫🇷
You're welcome. Thank you for watching!
-Jason
You can also make a video on each of the two semifinal matches between Djokovic and Federer, where Federer had two matchpoints both at 40 15 at US Open 2010 and US Open 2011 semifinal.
Roger played awful on both match points! He looked impatient, and lost his timing, hoping Novak would make the error, instead of him hitting the winner or forced shot! I am gutted, he better make it up this year at Wimbledon!😀
A tough opportunity to let go by for sure! The time off right now is a great opportunity for players to tune up parts of their games. Looking forward to Wimbledon this year. Thanks for watching.
-Jason
@@TennisUnleashed Yes, I'm glad French Open is postponed- I am hoping for a miracle win there- in September, against Nadal- he's got a second shot.
@@pauljohnson6019 Agreed. I think minus that crazy wind last year, he had a good shot to beat Nadal at Roland Garros. A September French Open should be really interesting to watch.
-Jason
@@TennisUnleashed I'll keep praying, I prayed for a miracle when I heard Fed had to pull out of French Open, maybe God is listening, after all- some people lost their faith in God- after that 'tragic 40-15,' at Wimbledon.
Gotta wonder if that US Open final where Fed has 2 match points and Djokovic so famously egged on the crowd after hitting that go for broke forehand off Fed's serve didn't leave some PTSD.
Excellent
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
-Jason Frausto
@@TennisUnleashed I’m studying your videos in repeat sometimes already…it’s so very helpful. A big bow of gratitude 🙏
I wonder if Roger could have volleyed the high ball ground stroke at 8/7 40/30 ???? great video........thanks.
That's a good question Steve. Not sure, but interesting to point that out.
-Jason Frausto
@@TennisUnleashed For me that's an unresolved issue Jason..........Roger is normally onto volleys like a flash......did he maybe think it was going out???.........who knows. It'd be interesting to get his take on that particular rally if he ever wanted to discuss/give it.
Good video
Thanks Sergio. More match analysis videos coming soon.
-Jason
All fine in hindsight. Some very obvious mistakes by Federer which in think anyone that plays at a decent level can figure out. The main point is that Roger got tight in execution and went for safety instead of the lines on the match points, both on the serves and the inside in forehand. The inside in forehand needed to be shorter / flatter because Djoker or any other baseliner would be expecting a depth shot and just hook that for a cross court pass.
sorry i think his approach shot was short?...to me the cardinal error was the serve direction on both...he never tried a proper outside serve on either..if that was Sampras, Novak is not getting off the hook..he would look for a massive outside serve and finish it off...the guy was nerveless...
@@kailashpatel1706 I did say " he got tight in execution " both serve and forehand. FYI tight means nervous 😄
There was some spec he could have tried a drop shot on the second match point?
Hi. I'm japanese high school student.Can I ask you about dartfish software. Are this annotation of players footprints automatic? I searched but I can't find out infomation. thank you.
Hi,
Thanks for watching. The annotation of the footprints is not "automatic". Dartfish is able to calculate 3D measurements, they have a tool for this in Dartfish 10. After you have done the analysis for that point, you track the individual player and then are able to add these graphics fairly easily to the tracked player. I hope this answers your question, but the 3D analysis and tracking is a manual process. It takes me about 25 hours to do one tennis analysis video like this one.
-Jason Frausto
@@TennisUnleashed Thank you!
Federer lost because of pressure and over defensive service in those two match points.novak couldn't do anything but expect federer to do the mistake that eventually happened.mental strength of novak n nadal is on another level
Novak and Rafa definitely have top tier mentalities. Thanks for sharing your insights.
-Jason Frausto
Trust the Neo Backhand, Rog!
Agreed, he's stepping around it too much and hurting his own balance and court position when he plays Novak. He needs to trust that side more!
-Jason
omg imagine how hard for you to analyze this 😁😂😂😂😂
@@TennisUnleashed
no thank u for making these amazing videos
All the detailed analysis in the world wont explain what happened better, then simply saying that Federer choked. There is nothing in the world these two guys cannot do with a raquet and a ball, so when push comes to shove, it all comes down to who has higher mental stability.
Federer's tactics have failed him in tight moments against his two greatest rivals Djokovic and Nadal.
Definitely true. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
-Jason Frausto
such up mate.
Federer was too tentative, his approach shot was weak, and gave NOvak an opportunity to pass, he didn't hit deep or hard wide enough to force a weak return, for an approach shot, or volley finish.
tacko fall
Does he play tennis? I'll analyze that ;)
-Jason
@@TennisUnleashed hes the current tallest nba player, not sure why the guy commented that
@@jovanvranes8038 Thanks. I'm guessing he was going for comedic value ;)
-Jason Frausto
Fed was better but stats don't lie even if they do. :D The match was tight and Fed couldn't execute optimally in the decisive points. Also, those inside out forehands shown here are just weak forced efforts and tokens of Fed's low confidence on his backhand that day. Too bad he lost, the world is a little lesser and to some extent worse place after that: gloomier and less playful. lol. Fed must still win at least one more GS to keep things civilized. And he knows it. Go, Fed, go!
Djokovic deserved the victory and championship 😉
*In tennis ,if you want to win and be the better in a GS match , you absolutely need to take 3 sets. No choice. Period !*
It's not like others sports where a player with the lead can take the risk that the situation will reverse while waiting for the end of the regular time. Not possible, there only one way ! *It's not about who win the most points but who win the most importants* 👍
You can't rob your opponent because at the end of the match. you have to take 3 sets and can't cheat with a timer (like soccer for example)
*The better player always win.* It is not only about winners, there are also unforced errors, there also forced errors (Nole usually goes on that). There is no only attack, there is defence, too. Besides technique, there is tactics and mentality and so on. 🎾
He lost, so he wasn't "better".
VERY Simple how Federer blew the 2 match points... because he was NERVOUS...He becomes so TENTATIVE at times during HUGE points over the last 5 years or so...He had Opportunities to SEAL this match but he had too much weight on his shoulders because he does not want to Disappoint everyone that Adores him (Which is mostly Everybody)...This Major would have been absolutely HUGE to the Legacy of Federer and he BLEW it...Too much pressure on Federer...Djoko and Nadal are GREAT GREAT players but they do not have nor feel the Pressure Fed has on him