Novak Djokovic v Roger Federer Full Match | Australian Open 2020 Semifinal

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2024

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  • @randomcon123
    @randomcon123 Год назад +402

    When after Novak has retired, tiebreaker should be renamed as Djoker time. How he can always raise his level is just amazing

    • @blistering2900
      @blistering2900 Год назад +10

      Haan saw that is Wimbledon final 2nd set.

    • @aaronwilkins1843
      @aaronwilkins1843 Год назад +1

      ​@blistering2900 oh he can afford to lose one or two weirdo.

    • @dimitrijespasic473
      @dimitrijespasic473 Год назад +37

      @@blistering2900 He won 2 in Cinci Final after and 15 in a row before.

    • @babezabe9197
      @babezabe9197 Год назад +12

      @@blistering2900 Yeah, we saw it in 2019.

    • @ntl219
      @ntl219 Год назад +14

      @@babezabe9197Novak literally shoved 2 tiebreaks and a super tiebreak down the so called Mr. Tiebreak’s throat. Brutal.

  • @patnisbert4139
    @patnisbert4139 Год назад +40

    We love you Nole it doesn't matter who hates you ,we now you are tennis

  • @nitaomar7215
    @nitaomar7215 Год назад +601

    The commentator cant even praise one single serve or move by novak , instead he finds excuses as to why federer couldn’t serve back or reach the ball 😂😂😂.

    • @GrantPearson
      @GrantPearson Год назад +94

      I loved it every time ND played the spoiler against RF. And he has the last laugh against the haters...24 slams so far and close to 400 weeks at #1.

    • @KukiCrusader
      @KukiCrusader Год назад +48

      The thing is a lot of these gen X guys grew up watching, Federer smash their 90s heroes consistently and completely like Sampras, Aggasi etc. That generation of tennis watchers have a soft spot for Federer. But make no mistake, Federer was perhaps the most aggressive and flamboyant player, during 2002-2007 and coupled with his soft spoken manner, the contrast was there for all to see. He was the God of tennis. The future. Then came Nadal, and they celebrated him too. But then came another, the djoker, the goat and like the saying goes two’s company, three’s a crowd, most people just could’t digest a third maestro. It’s too much, for most people. However as a Djoko fan from the beginning, I couldn’t be more happy for Djoko maxing it out in stats and proving once and for all, that indeed he is the goat 🐐. He’s having the last laugh!
      It makes the fan base delighted too. And he’s got a few years left in him, how good is that! But I wouldn’t say Federer wasn’t just as good if not better in many aspects of the game than Djokovic or how tenacious and powerful Nadal was in his prime. The 3 need to be celebrated together! And since this is a Federer video, you cannot tell convince me otherwise of this fact, that Federer dispatches his opponents in the most disrespectful, utterly demolishing manner when he gets a lock on in the game. As they say, the most aggressive player in history! Just watch Djoko vs Fritz in US Open for instance, how Fritz was demolished. During, his prime that was what happened to all of Federer’s opponents…he is a living legend too.

    • @seeyouchump
      @seeyouchump Год назад +26

      Jesus, why do novak fans always have to make things personal?? When the crowd happens to like Federer more its "the crowd hates novak", when the ref. punishes novak for throwing his racket its "The referee hates novak", when the commentator even critisizes Federer they say "he does not appreciate Novak". So toxic!

    • @GrantPearson
      @GrantPearson Год назад +25

      @@seeyouchump I, for one, am not complaining about the crowd or commentators. Everyone's allowed to have their preferences. I've always enjoyed the fact that the crowds adored stoic face Federer...it made it so much more delicious to watch Djokovic play the spoiler, especially at Wimbledon. I don't mind Novak's temper and racket smashing. It just means he's passionate about tennis and is very hard on himself when he makes mistakes. The tennis elites want their sport viewed as regal and civilized...well, too effin' bad...sometimes it gets a little intense.

    • @nitaomar7215
      @nitaomar7215 Год назад +5

      @@seeyouchump one little thing i can say to u is ,
      Those commentators didnt do that ONCE during the big three era.
      I guess ur ears were shut when u watched those games,
      But i cant blame u as u were among the herd to be brainwashed into believing that whatever novak faced is because his fans used to whine about it.
      But do u i guess

  • @polz8
    @polz8 Год назад +118

    2019/2020: The beginning of the end for Roger. I thought he would play forever, but time makes fools of us all.

    • @nelson8r
      @nelson8r Год назад +25

      2019 was a bittersweet ending for RF - he may have lost his biggest match/title of the year… but he still managed to win 4 titles at the age of 37-8… & redeemed the loss at the O2 4 months later!

    • @yeeeaaahmayneee3808
      @yeeeaaahmayneee3808 Год назад +33

      @@nelson8rnothing can redeem that wimbledon 2019 loss,can’t imagine how much that hurts

    • @682chepstein
      @682chepstein Год назад

      Such a crushing loss for Fed and Fed fans :( His ender... would've been so poetic to beat the rival. And Novak fans being annoying as hell makes it worse. Novak fans are like Lebron fans. LOL.
      @@yeeeaaahmayneee3808

    • @palerider2890
      @palerider2890 Год назад +1

      It wasn't the beginning of the end, it was the end.

    • @nelson8r
      @nelson8r Год назад +3

      @@yeeeaaahmayneee3808 Well, it took the entire 5 sets for Djoko to pull it off… while RF only needed 2 sets at the O2 rematch!

  • @toto_rf95
    @toto_rf95 Год назад +38

    A historic rivalry came to an anticlimactic conclusion but such is life. Federer showed his class, he went down like a man. Shouldn't have even took to the court to be honest. Djokovic, he has proved himself time and time again that he was Federer's true heir and he has racked up numbers now that are off the charts. Even now at this US Open he looks the favourite and to be a better player than ever.

    • @draoicht22
      @draoicht22 Год назад +4

      In reality, Novak now has 26 GS and Rafa only 21, Roger 20.

    • @Ben6164
      @Ben6164 Год назад +7

      ​@@draoicht2226? Rafa 21? What are you smoking?

    • @spiceup356
      @spiceup356 Год назад +7

      @@Ben6164key words: Covid, Australian Open

    • @Ben6164
      @Ben6164 Год назад +8

      @@spiceup356 Ridiculous. It was Novak's choice, he's even said he knew what was at stake.

    • @naysayer1238
      @naysayer1238 Год назад +10

      @@Ben6164 It was the choice of the corporate stooges of the world to make those ridiculous rules.

  • @draoicht22
    @draoicht22 Год назад +143

    When I'm not feeling good or need clarity in life I watch _Novak the Great_ beating Roger or Rafa in a GS match and then I remember who the _Greatest Tennis Player of All Time_ is 🐐👀🔥🎾⭐🏆

    • @Ben6164
      @Ben6164 Год назад +6

      This match ... doesn't really count considering Roger was playing on only one knee.

    • @draoicht22
      @draoicht22 Год назад +12

      @@Ben6164 ok Wimbledon 2014, 2019 , AO 2012 , Cincinnati 2023 ( vs Alcaraz ) Etc. Etc

    • @Ben6164
      @Ben6164 Год назад +4

      @@draoicht22 Plenty of instances of the other two beating Djokovic.

    • @flaviushonoriusemperorofro3903
      @flaviushonoriusemperorofro3903 Год назад +3

      and when i'm like that i watch the day roger federer THE TRUE GOAT was celebrated EVEN BY NOLE and all other players when he retired in the laver cap as THE GREATEST PLAYER OF ALL TIME..........

    • @o.laflaf
      @o.laflaf Год назад

      ​@@Ben616440-15😂😂😂
      Do not cry boy😅

  • @nuvinpooliyadde7319
    @nuvinpooliyadde7319 Год назад +73

    Federer vs Djokovic: The last dance 😢

    • @nuvinpooliyadde7319
      @nuvinpooliyadde7319 Год назад +1

      @@suparna5177 that was the one before this

    • @nuvinpooliyadde7319
      @nuvinpooliyadde7319 Год назад

      @@suparna5177 All good. I really miss their rivalry🥹

    • @jiangjeff73
      @jiangjeff73 4 месяца назад +2

      Federer’s movement is unbelievable slow…..

    • @markaven5249
      @markaven5249 4 месяца назад +1

      ​@@jiangjeff73well ya get old man it happens

  • @Lucas51192
    @Lucas51192 Год назад +64

    THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME 🐐🐐 Idemo Nole 🙌🙌

  • @vanshagarwal2362
    @vanshagarwal2362 Год назад +49

    at 1:25:45 "That's not a pass. That's movement." Then on the very next point (set point) Novak hits a passing shot winner to silence the commentators lmfao

    • @calebcrawford2520
      @calebcrawford2520 10 месяцев назад

      Aw, the Djokovic fan is crying. Aw. 😂😂😂

    • @Gds367rdg
      @Gds367rdg 8 месяцев назад +9

      ​@calebcrawford2520 do u think we care that commentators say these thing? I love it because nole always makes them shut the f up like you people 😂😂

  • @alpine3931
    @alpine3931 Год назад +62

    There’s still fed fans that complain about Novak’s celebration after winning the second set. It’s a SF of a GS and it ended up being the last time they ever played each other. Celebration was 1000% warranted.

    • @Callaghan_212
      @Callaghan_212 Год назад +6

      Celebration absoutely out of place, but that's how it works with Novak

    • @AishwaryPauranik
      @AishwaryPauranik Год назад +23

      ​@@Callaghan_212 who are you to decide how he should celebrate

    • @djfunkychicken
      @djfunkychicken Год назад +9

      I think that celebration was him firing back at that crowd.. look at his body language.. no much to do with Federer

    • @trumpameri1638
      @trumpameri1638 Год назад +1

      ​@@Callaghan_212😂40-15😂

    • @theknowlodge8294
      @theknowlodge8294 10 месяцев назад

      Playing an old and very obviously injured Federer - typically classless. The man is a great player, but he really is a dick.

  • @talbarak4522
    @talbarak4522 Год назад +32

    @AustralianOpen thank you very much for uploading this match!
    One little request: Can you please include the handshake and the post-match on-court interview in the eventual video?

  • @682chepstein
    @682chepstein Год назад +19

    Man I wish Fed won more against Nole, I think he deserved to win more. Nole is just so darn good under pressure, you have to give him credit! Always a pleasure watching these two greats.

    • @alfonsonapoletano4522
      @alfonsonapoletano4522 Год назад +8

      and he's been lucky too. Fact: US Open SF Fed serving 40-15 for the match Novak returns the ball with his eyes closed (he even admits it) and hits the baseline...and at Wimbledon 2019 final at 40-15 serving for the match Fed hit the tape on his first serve..one inch higher it would of been an ace and Fed wins. Those 2 points was luck not Novak being great under pressure. Also, for those 2 lucky scenarios...Fed and Novak would both have 22 majors each with Nadal 22. This is why it's such a fine line amongst the 3 greats...a point here and there..and stats could/would be different...thus why all 3 deserve to be crowned GOAT for specific /certain reasons.

    • @sleepyjoe4359
      @sleepyjoe4359 Год назад +1

      @@alfonsonapoletano4522 8-7 40-15 double championship point

    • @alfonsonapoletano4522
      @alfonsonapoletano4522 Год назад +1

      And Federer serving at double match point and hits the tape, if one inch higher it would of been an ace and Federer wins Wimbledon #9 and Novak would now only have 6. And he would of beaten both Nadal and Novak in that tournament being 5/7 years older while being himself being 38 years old. That one point (one inch) changed history!! At least Novak apologized for that 2019 Wimbledon win on national TV and also admitted Federer was the better player that day.@@sleepyjoe4359

    • @miiimiipntl
      @miiimiipntl Год назад +8

      ​@@alfonsonapoletano4522cry me a river😂

    • @alfonsonapoletano4522
      @alfonsonapoletano4522 Год назад

      Who was crying when Novak was getting destroyed when it was the opposite when Fed was in his prime and Novak wasn't. The Novak fans were no where to be heard from during Novak's first half of his career when he played in a waaay tougher era than when Novak was in his 30s era.@@miiimiipntl

  • @Madferit91
    @Madferit91 Год назад +45

    I consider this the actual last match of Federer's career

    • @ronald32125
      @ronald32125 11 месяцев назад

      Exactly

    • @vintageaveee
      @vintageaveee 8 месяцев назад

      💯% Agree !!

    • @Rory626
      @Rory626 4 месяца назад

      May as well be. His knee was too fucked after this

  • @Vaisin
    @Vaisin Год назад +14

    Two absolute sporting LEGENDS

  • @claypod1323
    @claypod1323 Год назад +6

    Thanks AO
    ماشاء الله

  • @mainakbiswas2584
    @mainakbiswas2584 Год назад +15

    I think people in the comments really don't follow tennis. Had novak been in this situation - playing on one knee and saying 7 mps to come to this semi - he wouldnt have played. Till the morning of the match he couldn't walk. Hats off for the way he made some game out of it and completed the game.❤❤❤

    • @RichardABradley-ze9qn
      @RichardABradley-ze9qn Год назад

      Someone who follows tennis would be well aware of what happened in 2023 down under.

    • @werlt121
      @werlt121 6 месяцев назад +5

      This aged poorly

    • @nicksaveka5078
      @nicksaveka5078 6 месяцев назад +2

      @@RichardABradley-ze9qn2024 and now Novak looks like 👎🏼

    • @abhishekkulkarni959
      @abhishekkulkarni959 4 месяца назад +6

      Novak with a knee surgery after a devastating injury has just won the Olympic Gold medal. Something that even a fit Federer at his peak couldn't do. Stop talking waffle. Federer will never be nowhere as good as Novak.

    • @markaven5249
      @markaven5249 4 месяца назад

      ​@@abhishekkulkarni959This is objectively false, both were as good as one another, 2019 the match could have gone either way. Show some respect to the hard work both players put in.

  • @ifeanyiraphael7647
    @ifeanyiraphael7647 Год назад +9

    I'm sorry, but 55:05 is actually arguably the best shot I've evet seen. Wow.

    • @calebcrawford2520
      @calebcrawford2520 10 месяцев назад +6

      You haven’t seen a lot of tennis, then. 😂😂😂

    • @javspirata
      @javspirata 10 месяцев назад

      it was perfect!

  • @junbermas4208
    @junbermas4208 Год назад +55

    the commentator called roger the greatest ever cause he has 20 GS here, novak now has 24, no commentator will call same thing to novak

    • @palerider2890
      @palerider2890 Год назад +47

      That's because Novak has never been, never will be a company man. The system loves Roger and Rafa, it hates a free man who thinks for himself and has real balls.

    • @joshuacaron5397
      @joshuacaron5397 Год назад +3

      ​@@palerider2890actually well said

    • @sleepyjoe4359
      @sleepyjoe4359 Год назад

      @@palerider2890 the system = jews

    • @onejoiningthecrowd
      @onejoiningthecrowd Год назад +8

      Either the commentators say it or not, Novak is the greatest, period.

    • @trumpameri1638
      @trumpameri1638 Год назад +3

      Commentator don't know nothing 😂😂😂 .. NOVAK DJOKOVIC is unstoppable force and still counting 400 40 24 UNDISPUTED tennis GOAT

  • @banburydrumtuition8651
    @banburydrumtuition8651 Год назад +19

    GOAT. There is no further debate to be had. He's surpassed two 'next gen' set of opponents. At 36, this is beyond comprehension. It looking like Novak will retire as the GOAT of all sport...statistically speaking anyway, as there will always be subjective disagreement.

  • @carrauntoohil86
    @carrauntoohil86 Год назад +61

    Federer lost so many big GS matches to Djokovic and Nadal. For me he is the third greatest player of all time, Rafa second and Novak first.

    • @amirmotahari6186
      @amirmotahari6186 Год назад +19

      Djokovic yes but Nadal and Fed was just a bad match up, a heavy left hand top spin to a one handed backhand, just lucky for Nadal and unlucky for Fed. Plus Fed game is much more versatile than Nadal, most GS for Nadal came on Clay. At best Nadal is just a Clay specialist.

    • @joshuacaron5397
      @joshuacaron5397 Год назад +8

      ​@@amirmotahari6186agreed Federer is the 2nd best ever Nadal because of variety, Nadal is only a clay court specialist

    • @alfonsonapoletano4522
      @alfonsonapoletano4522 Год назад +4

      Most of those GS matches Novak won over Fed were when Fed was in his mid to late 30s and Novak was in his prime just before 30s. Their h2h of 50 matches is practically even. Their entire career cannot be compared as apples to apples as McEnroe stated cause they played in different eras. Because when one was in his prime the other was very young or very old. They never were both in their prime at the same time. However, most tennis experts, as well as, Novak feel Fed is the greatest complete talent of all time. If both guys were the same age in their prime, 100% healthy, playing their A+ game, Fed would beat Novak more often. That's comparing apples with apples. Novak has just won 7 of his last 13 majors played in and Fed only participated in 2 of those 13 majors. That's big time cashing in on Fed's absence, old age, surgeries, retirement.

    • @keithwatson7434
      @keithwatson7434 Год назад +1

      @@alfonsonapoletano4522 Federer fans are simply stupid and ignorant beyond belief lol How in hell do you come up with the conclusion that when they are both same age, same whatever, Federer would beat Djokovic more often? Cashing in one Federer's absence and old age? What about loser Federer taking advantage of Djokovic's young age, asthma, and absence before 2011? Talent doesn't mean shit when you can't turn it into results. The differentials between Djokovic and Federer (4 slams, 85 weeks at #1) are larger than Murray's whole career (3 slams, 41 weeks at #1). Federer is not only inferior to Djokovic. He's not even a player on the same level as Djokovic. But then again, nobody has ever been. Just accept Federer's loser status and cry into your pillow.

    • @sleepyjoe4359
      @sleepyjoe4359 Год назад +6

      @@alfonsonapoletano4522 8-7 40-15 double championship point

  • @fransiscoscaramanga674
    @fransiscoscaramanga674 Год назад +12

    As artistic and majestic as Roger plays, he has no mental toughness whatsoever.......none! right away Nole jumps ahead in that first set tiebreaker setting the tone and demonstrating why he is the GOAT! Bravo NOLE!

    • @682chepstein
      @682chepstein Год назад +2

      Nole has a better mental sure but you cant say roger has none... The dude has 20 grand slams.

    • @682chepstein
      @682chepstein Год назад

      Roger in perfect health beats Nole here. >:)

    • @fransiscoscaramanga674
      @fransiscoscaramanga674 Год назад +1

      @@682chepstein Sorry, i disagree, when the competition caught up to him, he folded like an accordion......... he got to 16 grand slams real fast and then it took him forever to get to 20....... we witnessed choke after choke mostly against the GOAT Nole.......even with the crowd supporting him.... fed is a great player, not the goat!! he is soft, no backbone, dude you saw him brake down and start crying after he lost the 2009 australian open final to Nadal.. that right there did it for me.......real men don't cry when they lose!!!!

    • @fransiscoscaramanga674
      @fransiscoscaramanga674 Год назад +1

      @@682chepstein yeah right...🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @fransiscoscaramanga674
      @fransiscoscaramanga674 Год назад

      @@682chepstein Nole started beating Fed in 2007 eventually leading him in head to head,, more slams, more masters 1000, more weeks at number 1, i can stop right there.......but fedals like you can't and wont see what is painfully obvious...it's like i can take you outside to bright blue skies yet you will tell me the opposite... that its's cloudy and raining just to disagree with me......like i said before, Nole just won 3 out of the 4 grand slams this year...could have won all four and he did it at the age of 36.. Nole is the only player to have ever won 3 out of 4 slams on 4 different occasions... 2011, 2015, 2019, and 2023....no one has ever done that.. time to accept reality bruh, you'll sleep better tonight..

  • @jasonmantri2658
    @jasonmantri2658 Год назад +30

    Im imagining how roger at 38 was number 3 damn

    • @bingbongparty
      @bingbongparty 4 месяца назад

      Same as how Djokovic is number 2 at 37 and recently winning gold medal against Sinner, Nadal and Alcaraz in the tournament.

  • @NocturnalRoman
    @NocturnalRoman Год назад +32

    Djokovic the best there is, the best there ever be

    • @nicksaveka5078
      @nicksaveka5078 6 месяцев назад

      Not in 2024 he’s 👎🏼

    • @markaven5249
      @markaven5249 4 месяца назад

      Age comes for us all. Also Fed has the winningest percentage year in 2006

  • @anonymanonym6236
    @anonymanonym6236 Год назад +87

    The day Djokovic retired Federer

    • @nelson8r
      @nelson8r Год назад +4

      More like Hurkacz retired him - Anyone else, on that day, he would have reached the semis…

    • @maximesteinebrunner9941
      @maximesteinebrunner9941 Год назад

      more like federer was constantly injured since wimbledon 2019 including this match you clown

    • @fernandocesar6626
      @fernandocesar6626 Год назад +7

      Djokovic is the father of Fedal 🤣🤣

    • @trumpameri1638
      @trumpameri1638 Год назад

      FEDAL down FEDAL down 😂

    • @LegendaryGamer86
      @LegendaryGamer86 11 месяцев назад +5

      You do realise he was dealing with injury through this tournament, I wouldn’t be gloating about this type of victory

  • @patnisbert4139
    @patnisbert4139 Год назад +5

    Don't worry Nole just play your best ,you are the best

  • @johnnyparrales7078
    @johnnyparrales7078 Год назад +30

    1:26:23 Djokovic for all of his haters

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  • @trenerpotennisu
    @trenerpotennisu Месяц назад

    Roger dancing around the court at 39, GOAT 🐐

  • @redfox14-ffox
    @redfox14-ffox Год назад +2

    26:11 the moment Federer lost the 1st set when he missed this short forehand
    Yes he was up 4-1 but he let Djoker off the hook at this crucial moment when Federer really needed to keep applying the pressure.
    Djoker had been broken in his first 2 service games, he was battling to finally hold serve in his 3rd service game here. Djoker grew in confidence after he held for 2-4 and played better as the match went on (especially the 1st set tiebreak when Djoker went into lockdown mode and we all know how that goes, demolished Federer 7-1 there)

  • @diamandisz
    @diamandisz Год назад +5

    3-0. Everything in order. Djoko is the real human and tennis master.

  • @pleaseenteraname1103
    @pleaseenteraname1103 Год назад +15

    It’s crazy that Federer was 38 and he was still consistently making it to the semi’s and the quarters.

  • @lamontviolante
    @lamontviolante 10 месяцев назад +1

    25:25 the decisive point of the match. 4-1 40-0 unbeliveable...

  • @nitishkumaryadav5646
    @nitishkumaryadav5646 4 месяца назад +1

    Nice match just love it ❤

  • @jdmrchem5
    @jdmrchem5 Год назад +6

    The commentators are biased in favor of Federer. It makes the match not engaging to watch. Probably, I'm going to do my own commentary since I like seeing great shots from both players. Djokovic is my favorite player, but I will give credit to Federer's great shots. Andre Agassi is my true No. 1 favorite player and Djokovic comes second since Agassi is the reason why I want to play tennis, and that's in the mid-2000's when I started playing tennis in high school. I remembered AO YT channel made highlights that is very biased in favor of Federer. I laughed at the callout comments where AO YT made it look like Federer was winning with highlights, but a lot of great shots by Djokovic are largely ignored, and these are great shots led to many Federer forced errors, so technically, they are not winners. Maybe one day, I will become a tennis commentator. Unfortunately, the tennis heads and the establishment already have this spot. I'm just doing it at my leisure time. I had friends called me the Marv Albert of sport commentating in basketball when I make the commentary of recording basketball games with friends, and I played basketball for fun with them since my college days, and it happened in different instances in undergrad and grad school with a different group of friends. It sucks to see the biased commentary that sometimes, I just want to mute it and make my own commentary. Djokovic literally wins matches even with not hitting many winners. Just hitting those great shots and forcing Federer to miss-hit is also a sight to behold. Federer's shanks are very ugly for someone who has elegance in his game. Federer can hit many winners, and he still loses matches like the 2019 Wimbledon Final epic.

  • @JosephineJames-x7b
    @JosephineJames-x7b 10 месяцев назад +2

    Who’s watching this in 2024😊

  • @marcelaalvarez2974
    @marcelaalvarez2974 24 дня назад

    Amo mucho ver jugar al rey 👑 hermoso del tenis. Novak Djokovic ❤

  • @janethu9169
    @janethu9169 Год назад +2

    Beautiful.

  • @junbermas4208
    @junbermas4208 Год назад +17

    at the star of the video, the commentator called federer the greatest ever because he has 20 GS here, now novak has 24, no commentator will call same thing to novak

    • @dgmobbdeep
      @dgmobbdeep Год назад +1

      Attitude

    • @flaviushonoriusemperorofro3903
      @flaviushonoriusemperorofro3903 Год назад +1

      NOPE.....he called him that cause HE IS THE GREATEST EVER no matter how many weak era slams nole will win.

    • @catspaw7366
      @catspaw7366 Год назад

      ​@@flaviushonoriusemperorofro3903 fedalista is coping so hard right now 😂

    • @keithwatson7434
      @keithwatson7434 Год назад

      @@flaviushonoriusemperorofro3903 Weakest era is when Federer won the majority of his slams. 24>20. Djokovic is the GOAT. Federer is a piece of shit.

    • @FExpiate
      @FExpiate 10 месяцев назад

      Of course no one will call him the goat because he is not a true role model for people, he acts like a child, fakes injuries, get disqualified from tournaments there's a whole slew of things he's doing that are just not what it means to be a tennis player. Also if you compare the way they play then you see why everyone favors Fed. He is the embodiment of the sport.

  • @Bondza85
    @Bondza85 Год назад +14

    That handshake says all 😅

  • @Brunoperez-s3p
    @Brunoperez-s3p Год назад +17

    Roger fans will say she was injured blah blah blah... I always love hearing their excuses.
    Since 2008 Novak danced to Roger in straight sets hehehehehehehe
    Roger was also injured in SF2008, 2011 and 2016, right? hehehehehehe
    Novak, stronger, faster, better defense, better counterattack, more complete...

    • @flaviushonoriusemperorofro3903
      @flaviushonoriusemperorofro3903 Год назад

      i think roger is doing your mom.......must hurt a lot ?

    • @Tkjj998
      @Tkjj998 10 месяцев назад +1

      Fed was injured here and he had bad mono in 2008, but in 2011 and 2016 he was healthy indeed.

    • @AliAhmad-bs7eu
      @AliAhmad-bs7eu 4 месяца назад

      I thought tennis fans were well mannered.

  • @АнгелАнгелов-ь7т
    @АнгелАнгелов-ь7т Год назад +3

    Идемо , НОЛЕ!🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

  • @KhaosTheGoat
    @KhaosTheGoat 7 месяцев назад

    25:28
    That's honestly one of the best aces I've seen from Djokovic.

  • @fg92626
    @fg92626 Год назад +13

    Federer was the slave of the 🐐 in Australian Opens

    • @blistering2900
      @blistering2900 Год назад +3

      Fed was injured in this match he was not sure of playing

    • @fg92626
      @fg92626 Год назад

      @@blistering2900 the 🐐toyed peak Fed since 2008AO semis.

    • @nelson8r
      @nelson8r Год назад +1

      @@fg92626You probably didn’t realise he had mononucleosis at the start of the year…

    • @fg92626
      @fg92626 Год назад +2

      ​@@nelson8r unfortunately this didn't prevent him from humiliation.....

    • @nelson8r
      @nelson8r Год назад

      @@fg92626 He went on to successfully defend the USO & reached 2 other Major Finals - can’t say that was much of a humiliation; more like bittersweet…

  • @trumpameri1638
    @trumpameri1638 Год назад +2

    NOVAK DJOKOVIC GOAT position sealed

    • @dondgamer
      @dondgamer Год назад +1

      Against a very weak fed...

    • @trumpameri1638
      @trumpameri1638 Год назад

      @@dondgamer of course fed is very weak for APEX PREDATOR 💪

  • @nolefan0108
    @nolefan0108 Год назад +5

    Djokovic shows just who he is and how he plays. Enough said.

  • @angelatanurdzic7508
    @angelatanurdzic7508 Год назад +6

    Nole 🐐❤️🔥🇷🇸

  • @GeorgeA-js6fv
    @GeorgeA-js6fv Год назад +2

    Sorry to Fedal fans, but you are so right. Even in the 3rd set, the commentators are talking about how great Roger is, even though he's getting trounced. The bias is so ingrained by this point, they don't even care about objectivity. Very sad.

  • @682chepstein
    @682chepstein Год назад +1

    I love Rogers tenacity to go for the net rush... Sure it gets him caught sometimes but its the confidence and uniqueness that makes it cool, pros simply just don't do that often. When it works it works beautifully.

    • @joshuacaron5397
      @joshuacaron5397 Год назад

      Yes it's nice to see, his game is fun to watch

  • @TheGodsMustBeCrazy
    @TheGodsMustBeCrazy Год назад +1

    This was RF practically on one leg. The fact he even went out here is testament to his career. Truly the GOAT

  • @fernandocesar6626
    @fernandocesar6626 Год назад +10

    Djokovic is the father of Fedal 🤣🤣

  • @TennisForever87
    @TennisForever87 3 месяца назад

    Love match. Last dance of them❤

  • @marthacampos9570
    @marthacampos9570 Год назад +1

    que bien juegan estos hombres tan guapos

  • @Norntsuwannawat
    @Norntsuwannawat Год назад +3

    Good job to nole
    All I can say is roger lost to the most human thing of all, the age.
    Roger cant control his muscles like he used to. He cant curl the ball enough to get it back in the line or get enough spin over the net. His clean stroke was there after 2017 but age gets him.

  • @draganadjordjevic3914
    @draganadjordjevic3914 Год назад +1

    ❤NOVAK👑🎾❤

  • @johnrenehan7406
    @johnrenehan7406 3 месяца назад

    This was the one that Fed let slip ; winning the first against Djokovic would have helped his cause no end.
    His biggest weakness ive seen in his game over the years, was often not consolidating when in front. Whether is be game or break points against his opponent.
    This one , ay 5/2 up - even against Djokovic, it was well within him to grab this first set.
    Once it was lost , Fed was done.
    No one is a better front runner than is Djokovic

  • @hasnainmohiuddin9025
    @hasnainmohiuddin9025 3 месяца назад +1

    A 33 yr old Djokovic taking on a 39 year old federer.
    For federer to even be reaching semi finals and finals at his age was commendable.
    Federer is old, slow and not the same.

  • @Crackbulb
    @Crackbulb 7 месяцев назад

    what racket is Federer using?

  • @rogerroger3423
    @rogerroger3423 Год назад +3

    Knee in front of the GOAT Robodjoker

  • @bangladeshishereinmyheart7487
    @bangladeshishereinmyheart7487 11 месяцев назад

    why Swiss players like Federer, Wawrinka are so good at one-handed back hand shots- can anyne explain?

  • @andrewhaqq1214
    @andrewhaqq1214 11 месяцев назад +1

    48:20

  • @vijendra941
    @vijendra941 11 месяцев назад +1

    As a Federer fan I really used to wish that somehow injury comes up with Novak...it was sadistic but this guy was nerve wrecking

    • @DjokerFan
      @DjokerFan 4 месяца назад +1

      It happened in 2017 Wimbledon which helped Frauderer win the title.. Otherwise he would have lost 4 times in a row to Novak

  • @90210Luigui
    @90210Luigui Год назад +5

    El rey del tenis Novak Djokovic

  • @The_king_397
    @The_king_397 7 месяцев назад +1

    Nole whipped the floor with him

  • @rioverde1597
    @rioverde1597 Год назад +9

    This Roger is more challenging then any of the top 10 nowadays

    • @nixiontm
      @nixiontm Год назад +7

      your bias is talking. Medvedev and Alcaraz are giving Nole a hard time

    • @nolegoat4603
      @nolegoat4603 Год назад

      @@nixiontmonly recently lol medvedev couldn’t even win a set at the us final.. he sucks

  • @Kidgloves1984
    @Kidgloves1984 Год назад

    It's kind of deceptive but Novak is very tall 1m88cm, almost as tall as DelPotro and his agility, speed are insane for how tall he is.

  • @paulmuyanga395
    @paulmuyanga395 Год назад +3

    If Federer is not careful, djoker may beat him by 100 weeks

  • @laurblois11
    @laurblois11 Год назад +2

    It's a pity that you put the picture of the winner in the begining, i never saw this match and I don't remenber Who win 😐😐

    • @sabinlama6485
      @sabinlama6485 Год назад +9

      Last time Roger defeated Novak in Australian open, Novak had 0 AO title

    • @guruk
      @guruk Год назад +2

      U see AO of these 2 just assume.. Sorry.. Just Know... Novak is the winner. Simple.

    • @laurblois11
      @laurblois11 Год назад

      @@guruk ??? Asume

  • @DonLee-ol8nn
    @DonLee-ol8nn Год назад +1

    Djokovik is the best!

  • @fg92626
    @fg92626 4 месяца назад

    🐐broke Federer again at the AO

  • @ざわ-n7r
    @ざわ-n7r Год назад +3

    9:32

  • @dragimilic-o7w
    @dragimilic-o7w Год назад +1

    Dear audience, what you give is what you get...!😂🥊KNOCKOUT

  • @alexsky-ved
    @alexsky-ved 9 месяцев назад +1

    2 самых великих теннисиста в истории

  • @florentinobolivarbarrera3439
    @florentinobolivarbarrera3439 Год назад

    Después de ver tantos partidos del que consideraba como el más grande de todos,creo que ya no lo es y el rey sigue vivo

  • @vsharan2k
    @vsharan2k 11 месяцев назад +1

    In terms of his footwork, this version of him is 50% Roger..He's clearly carrying his knee by this time in his career..but won't let it be known, not a grimace, nothing! a Roger is given no excuses- 28:24, commentators muse..
    But right from the second game itself, one can see the gingerly sideways movement by Roger, as if to protect that knee..explains the ill-timed net approaches and unforced errors as he tried to close points early. This is Roger way-past-his-prime facing Novak as-usual, not even a contest. Becomes more and more evident as the match goes on.

  • @zikaperic2133
    @zikaperic2133 Год назад +1

    why the most elegant, soft spoken and with the nicest hair cannot win... tennis is just not fair

    • @cliff311976
      @cliff311976 Год назад +6

      He should enter a modeling competition, not play tennis 😅😅

    • @zikaperic2133
      @zikaperic2133 Год назад

      @@cliff311976I think last 2 years he was just a model.... didnt win anything but was earning double as Novak..

    • @cliff311976
      @cliff311976 Год назад +9

      @@zikaperic2133 He should have stuck to wearing undies and inspiring gays like you, instead of getting his ass whipped in tennis court by Novak 😂

    • @zikaperic2133
      @zikaperic2133 Год назад

      @@cliff311976 What about you? You also like guys in undies?

    • @sppecials606
      @sppecials606 Год назад +1

      Zika, brilliant sarcasm lol.

  • @Lucas51192
    @Lucas51192 Год назад +4

    The GOAT 🐐🐐 LET'S GOOOOOO NOLEEE 👑👑👑🙌🙌🙌🐐🐐🐐

  • @edgarlopez6019
    @edgarlopez6019 3 месяца назад

    Federer tenía un talento enorme ...pero la mentalidad de Novak era más grande aún...

  • @JackBurton3963
    @JackBurton3963 Год назад

    Djokovic was very passive at the start of the match.. of course you can’t do that against Federer, who was even more aggressive due to whatever injury problem he had. Once Djokovic started to find his rhythm he was fine.

  • @shubhjoshi6205
    @shubhjoshi6205 Год назад

    Aaah Roger

  • @JH-bb8in
    @JH-bb8in 11 месяцев назад +2

    Choker was playing a 39 year old Federer, bit deal

    • @asdasblr
      @asdasblr 4 месяца назад

      👨‍⚕🧯🚑

  • @baixinhousa
    @baixinhousa Год назад

    So lets call Nolebreak (with Djolo is not tie, is loosebreak).

  • @seltaeb9691
    @seltaeb9691 Год назад +2

    I hate the cutting out of the sit downs etc, as the drama lessens just let it run fully, you can easily ffwd as a viewer.

  • @Joe-rk9uy
    @Joe-rk9uy 5 месяцев назад

    Hes the best returner period.....not justnin the mens game 😅😅😅

  • @carlosandrescastromedina3100
    @carlosandrescastromedina3100 Год назад +1

    How can you lose a set that you are 4-1 and 40-0 about to break to serve for the set lol

  • @05cotran
    @05cotran Год назад

    Roger didn't have enough elegance, he should have flown better.
    (Advertisement "Emirates fly better" on the banner 😉)

  • @Jean_Valjean_95
    @Jean_Valjean_95 Год назад +1

    Commentators were ready to give fed a bj if he had won the first set.

  • @JM-xk6oz
    @JM-xk6oz 11 месяцев назад

    Watching Federer play is even enjoyable when he loses.

  • @valenmusicm
    @valenmusicm 11 месяцев назад

    vamos roger crack

  • @mellis9729
    @mellis9729 Год назад +1

    Amazing for how often these two played, Roger seemingly has no idea when to attack and when to defend. How many useless errors does he make at critical moments late in the first set? On shots that even if they go in, so what....wont do any damage. Pretty basic...if you can't outrally your opponent, you better be able to hit them off the court. Going for broke on every point is a losing strategy overall. But at least if Roger tried that, the days he was on, might sneak a win in here and there against Novak. This halfway aggressive, halway passive, uncertain stratgey had no prayer against Djokovic.

  • @clasherrohith6631
    @clasherrohith6631 4 месяца назад

    This Straight set wins has given lifetime nightmares to Federer and his fans loving it everyday 💉

  • @seanhillery1231
    @seanhillery1231 4 месяца назад

    All of these doofus’s taking about how amaze I by Djoker was at his best slam and how bad Federer was must have forgotten that Federer basically played with a torn nutsack and still managed to make us an entertaining match, and still the only legend to never retire during a match.

  • @DanDan-s1x9b
    @DanDan-s1x9b Месяц назад

    The commentator are really oriented in one sole direction, Federer!
    In good and in bad moments they nearly mentioned only Federer!
    I know Aussies are pretty bigot people and probably they see Federer more representative of their lifestyle and beliefs , but in this match there is another legend of this sport, Djokovic! I am not a specific fan of either, but as tennis lover I would like to hear fair comments for both. Tennis is great, be fair guys.

  • @harbilito4910
    @harbilito4910 Год назад

    remember that for almost 10 years the top 3 seeds are always this big 3, now its only nole and other youngsters

  • @ifestravel
    @ifestravel 4 месяца назад

    9:49

  • @81lanmi
    @81lanmi Год назад +1

    This match is the END of Federer carers!!!!

  • @НадеждаСавина-ю6п
    @НадеждаСавина-ю6п Год назад +3

    Отлично провел матч Новак, Роджера и видно не было))🎉🎉🎉

    • @support_eu6397
      @support_eu6397 Год назад

      Ну Роджер как бы с травмой ноги играл

    • @НадеждаСавина-ю6п
      @НадеждаСавина-ю6п Год назад

      Роджер не снялся)

    • @support_eu6397
      @support_eu6397 Год назад

      @@НадеждаСавина-ю6п потому что он никогда этого не делает

    • @korr2014
      @korr2014 Год назад

      @@support_eu6397 когда у роджера "как бы, травма(не важно чего)", он снимается с игр с Новаком Джоковичем.

  • @ahmedbebars6844
    @ahmedbebars6844 Год назад

    My question is why insist on playing with an injury and aggravate it even more?

  • @ritamishra253
    @ritamishra253 Год назад

    41:18

  • @pdiseris
    @pdiseris Год назад

    Federer was nearly 40 years old in this match, with knee problems. He should have retired end of 2017. It was brutal to watch him like this.

    • @Romans8-9
      @Romans8-9 11 месяцев назад

      I bet he disagrees. He won AO in 2018!

  • @m4rk276
    @m4rk276 Год назад

    That match shows one more time that Roger didn’t have the mental strength to win. He was leading in the first set and still lost it 😂. He was mentally exhausted after this set. You can see how the match ended.