Federer has Djokovic trapped!
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Roger Federer's favorite play is called "The Swiss Watch."
The play starts when Federer hits a backhand slice cross court to pull Djokovic forward. From here, it's difficult for Djokovic to attack down the line, you've got the higher part of the net and smaller part of the court to hit into.
So Djokovic is going to play back cross court, and Federer is anticipating this, so he's able to move around his backhand and upgrade to a forehand.
From here, Djokovic is out of position. He's inside the court and has to defend against both the inside-out and inside-in forehands, putting Federer in the driver's seat.
Try this strategy in your game and let me know how it goes in the comments!
Here's the link to the power drill at the end of this video:
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He ran that play for decades. At first, players would slice it back and Fed would just hit the inside in for a winner every time. Over time, players have tried to neutralize by slicing down the line but Fed just hits the running crosscourt winner. It's such a deadly play and given how well he slices the ball, it just works every time, like clockwork. I have talked about this play in other comments over the years and ppl always have argued with me about it not being a real play. Thanks for confirming my observations. One of your best videos.
When he was able to, why do you think he didn't do this return of serve every time?
Love these lessons!! 👏👏
lol it's just a good slice. "swiss watch"😂
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I agree the name is kinda corny, but this is still a great tactics breakdown imo 💯
Great content
I believe Barty used same or similar strategies and beat players who have extreme grip.
Ironically, Djokovic is the least opponent against whom is this tactic effective on grass as he won three Wimbledon matches and Federer only one in their encounters.
No matter the sport, I'm always enjoying analysis videos like this one 😊
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All good! Novak's favourite play will always be 15-40 on match points in the semi-finals and finals of grand slams! Happened three times, three freaking times! Muhahahah you can't make this shit up even if you tried...
Nole's favorite play was taking medical timeouts, retiring early when he's losing, etc, so that he doesn't lose the game normally. Mental GIANT!
@@JH-bb8in Ah yes, favourite old tune from Fedaltards! Lol Medical timeouts...it's up there with abusing ball kids and screaming at his player's box...lmao You people are too predictable it's not even fun any more...haha
@@JH-bb8in And wtf is wrong with using medical timeouts when you are losing?! Lol isn't that why they exist to begin with?! Wouldn't it be weird if you actually use them if everything is okay and you are winning?! Like you people make no freaking sense any more with your nonsense...lol
@@JH-bb8indon't cry Baldal fanboy🎉😂
Federer always had Djokovic's numbers until the age of 36
Had it at 38 too, like these clips show. Just "forgot" to win the MP.
@@thesoccergodFederer can't even beat a suppar Djokovic having matchpoints. He is simply inferior to Djokovic.
@@DungxxHenhave seen this guy's comments before. He had to resort to meaningless stats like PD (Point Dominance) to lie to himself that Federer is somehow better.
Even then his idol is only 0.1% better (if I remembered correctly and his stats are correct).
Even more pathetic than Nadal' fans clinging on to the gold medal and crying why there's only 1 clay slam (and many excuses).
@@vijayla21 Fed is better not only because of his PD. He's better coz he played better & faced tougher competition than Djoko did.
@@thesoccergod Tougher competition when GS finalists never made past 3R twice? Do you actually believe that?