It surely was. It's so beautiful to see The Fed, right up to near the end of his career, STILL owning the court the way he did ... his movement, his smart shot selections, his dominance of the net. GEE we miss him so much. Good thing guys like you will continue to remind us of his brilliance with more match posts.
What truly distinguishes Roger Federer from his rivals, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, is his extraordinary ability to unsettle opponents from the very first point. Federer possesses a rare talent for making his game feel like an intricate puzzle that is exceedingly difficult to unravel, especially for players facing him for the first time. This ability comes from not only his technical prowess but also his strategic mindset, which allows him to adapt quickly and exploit any weaknesses. In fact, throughout his illustrious career, he has rarely experienced defeat at the hands of an untested opponent. His elegant playing style, characterized by a mix of precision, fluidity, and creativity, further enhances this challenge for newcomers. From the moment the match begins, Federer’s presence on the court is imposing, as he showcases a unique combination of power and finesse that leaves opponents feeling unsure and hesitant. This remarkable ability to remain elusive and unpredictable, particularly in the early rounds of tournaments, is a testament to his exceptional skill and mastery of the game. It underscores not only his experience but also his mental sharpness, making him a formidable contender right from the outset of any competition.
Lmao Sinner is better than prime Federer at the moment He easily brushed aside Medvedev it was a plain sailing for Sinner unlike Federer who barely snatched the victory
There will never be another all-round master like Roger. Alcaraz is his own genius, but Roger still stands alone in a game riddled with baseline robots...😮
@@astrahcat1212 yeah I expected zverev to win a slam by now since pandemic. He almost had a shot here at US Open but does tend to play a little bit to stationary and baseline
Federer was a UNIQUE player who went beyond the human imagination. The absoolute GOAT, which is not chosen based on number of titles won but on talent, technique and overall behavior in and out of the court. Pure genius, never to be born again.
Maybe goat for goats in Switzerland 🇨🇭 mountain 🏔️ 😂😂😂The only Goat 🐐 is Novak Djokovic, The Greatest tennis 🎾 player who ever played the game, and of the two 2️⃣ Greatest athletes of all time! Ali-Novak 💪💪
@@adamkiss6981 well when Novax had to wait for him to be 30+ before he could beat him regularly, you think that makes Novax the goat? GTFOH. Novax can barely hit an overhead or a volley, half his game is missing.
@@idrisahmed2659 it doesn’t take away the fact that Carlos is an all court master, doesn’t have to be a Roger like player, if you want elegance that’s for Musetti but he is far behind Carlos and Jannik, super unstable
I know what you mean...a player that can truly play in any era.....since like 2008 all the courts have been playing pretty much the same..not much different like in the past....the only exception being the Aussie Open which in 2017 sped the courts up
It's a shame Federer was in his last couple of years as a tennis player when Medvedev just started to come through would have been alot more good matches beetween them like this one
Most likely Federer would have wiped the floor with Medvedev, he is good do not get me wrong but he is no Davydenko and prime Federer is miles ahead but sure would have been great matches to watch
one of the most epic matches ever, wimbledon final level playing. Medvedev in his winning form challenging roger bluntly in a way no one else has/could. he loves beating up on guys taller than him.
If Federer had continued to play professional tennis( if God had been kind to him by keeping him in good athletic physical condition ( after year 2021) he will still be top 2 or 3 player , strong contender in grand slams ( particularly Wimbledon, Australian open):. At around 43 years of age , he will be in par with alcaraz, sinner winning matches by his most loved tennis IQ
@@devasundarchatpublicityas9472In your dreams maybe, or if Novak Djokovic is not around!!! If Novak wasn’t playing, Federer will have most of the records, and yes. he could be in top 5 even now. But Novak was just nightmare for him! Fed couldn’t win single GS from 2012, long 5 years!!! Only cause of Novak !!! Soonest Novak gets injured and went for the surgery, he scratches 3 more GS. Novak come back , again winning everything, Nadal just few, mostly his RG, and Federer 0, like before!!! Novak dominated Roger and all other players over a decade!!! He destroyed Federer at Aus Open, US Open, Wimbledon 😬😬😬 I’m sure that Federer wanted to retire 2014,2015 somewhere there, cause he was desperate!!! But pressure from sponsors and Mirka and he continued, and got lucky that Novak got injured, otherwise he will never win more then 17GS! All his titles came from early career, playing against poor competitors, and some outgoing veterans!
Wow....some high quality tennis. Great points and rallies. Really miss Roger's grace and finesse....and execution of game strategy. No one like him... period!
In the world of tennis (players, fans, supporters, etc.), there are only two types of people: those who dream of playing like Federer, and those who lie.
damnn that was a great match! 3rd set was top notch, both playing well, federer really figuring out that the serve and volley is the best consistent tactic against meddy, and started doing it on nearly every point in the end! Can see why federer ended up being a bad match up for medvedev, a bit like alcaraz these days.
Thank you for sharing. Great video and documentary of Federer’s greatness shining even late in his career against a top modern player. He is the ONLY great player, likely the last great player with elements of all the greatest players in history. His smooth, classic serve can be compared to just about any of the greatest servers, maybe the best spot server. His volleys remind us of the Aussie greats of the 50’s. His slice backhand reminds us of Ken Rosewall’s. He has the touch of McEnroe. He moves more beautifully than Nastase. He can power his one hand topspin backhand like the great don budge who won the grand slam in the 30’s. Put extreme topspin like Kuerten. Or often hit sharp angles like Nastase and McEnroe. Finally, his forehand even with a classic eastern grip used throughout the ages was arguably at his best the most lethal shot in modern tennis. It’s no wonder Federer’s the most loved and admired player in history by both young and old fans and past champions.
@@theyruinedyoutubeagain I started tennis as a junior in the 70’s inspired by Nastase’s talent, variety and beautiful movement. He was one of the few who could hit certain shots like a topspin lob but with one handed backhand. I became bored after Nastase and was inspired to golf by Ballesteros for similar reasons. And then Federer brought me back to tennis again.
h2h Federer 3 Medvedev 0. Federer was age 38 and 39 when they played. I get the feeling Fed would have owned him 15-0 had their ages similar to Ferrer and Gasquet, been closer given how one dimensional Medvedev's game is. By 2019 Medvdev was 2-3 h2h with Djoko so it's not like he was nobody.
The only set Federer dropped against Medvedev in the seven they played and he *still* never really felt in danger of losing the match, even during the pressure points in the third. Absolute nightmare matchup for the Russian, Federer's toolbox was just way too deep.
How much I miss watching Roger play tennis. In his last years he still could beat any of the next-gen players and it can be assured that that game quality will not be seeing for long time.
I watch this match and see how many times Federer went to the net. I always think that if they hadn't changed the type of grass at Wimbledon, to make it effectively a green cement, we would have had a Federer who won at least 15 Wimbledons. A sort of Nadal of grass. Instead, for the show, they practically erased a surface.
A superb match, Roger Federer delights your senses. Simply draw on the ground, pure art. I don't know when we will see another player like that... we seem to see a little bit in Alcaraz. 🎉
Tennis is not the same since Federer retired. Also points to the facts that non of these guys would beat prime Federer on a fast court. and def wouldn't beat Sampras.
@@danguee1 yeah but it was their was their first time playing so it was a feeling out process - next 2 meetings were straight sets fed i think. Indoor hard court in Basel and slow hard court Miami.
Always great to watch the greatest one and only……but it’s clear he is slowly evolving into “old man Fed” ……😊…..while you can still see some of that breathtaking poetry of that most exquisite backhand in all tennis, and the spot on first serves so beautifully executed start to finish, you can also start to see more of the egregious misses and way out shots, while obviously the speed and power of old has all but vanished ……but still this is good enough to “take care of” Medvedev ……..😂😂😂……. And of course that zesty joyous body language of his 2003-2008 mind blowing miracle years have been replaced by the thoughtful demeanor of an older wiser maybe even jaded elder statesman of the sport, contemplating the looming final chapter of his glorious career at the peak of which “when we were kings” the Sun literally never set on Roger…………🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Federer was like sunbeam in this game against absolutely dark. And he won!!! Incredible, amazing, unbelievable, but its true. Fed is warrior of light! Medved is error
@@free-can5609 I never contested his results or his performance. Thr only thing I commented is that he is difficult to watch compared to any other tennis player. Ever
Managed to push Federer into more uncharacteristic errors than he is used to. Happy to agree that he was certainly tested. Still disagree with the war tag. Good match. Entertaining to the end.
Given that was supposedly the first time Medvedev played Federer, Medvedev looked really good. Maybe not every player would look that comfortable playing Federer for the first time.
tennis player now are so boring, they just played from baseline and hitting the ball as hard as they can, game in 2000's era were more entertaining, thats why pickle ball grow so fast
Exhilirating. Federer leaves another great pusher of the game in humiliating fashion. Medvedev i think recently named Sinner as his toughest opponent out of all of them when asked but how is it tough when you cant even play Federer's ball. Goat.
they were battling it out pretty hard, especially beginning of the third. federer was struggling and had to pull all his aces the whole match, though. just need to know tennis, feds baseline (normal routine) and watch the players reactions. this is not an easy contest - for EITHER of them! its tennis, after all :)
Fantastic Match 🙌 I hope you guys enjoy! More videos coming up this week.
It surely was. It's so beautiful to see The Fed, right up to near the end of his career, STILL owning the court the way he did ... his movement, his smart shot selections, his dominance of the net. GEE we miss him so much. Good thing guys like you will continue to remind us of his brilliance with more match posts.
sinner is nothing compared to goat fed. would be destroyed
What truly distinguishes Roger Federer from his rivals, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, is his extraordinary ability to unsettle opponents from the very first point. Federer possesses a rare talent for making his game feel like an intricate puzzle that is exceedingly difficult to unravel, especially for players facing him for the first time.
This ability comes from not only his technical prowess but also his strategic mindset, which allows him to adapt quickly and exploit any weaknesses. In fact, throughout his illustrious career, he has rarely experienced defeat at the hands of an untested opponent.
His elegant playing style, characterized by a mix of precision, fluidity, and creativity, further enhances this challenge for newcomers. From the moment the match begins, Federer’s presence on the court is imposing, as he showcases a unique combination of power and finesse that leaves opponents feeling unsure and hesitant.
This remarkable ability to remain elusive and unpredictable, particularly in the early rounds of tournaments, is a testament to his exceptional skill and mastery of the game. It underscores not only his experience but also his mental sharpness, making him a formidable contender right from the outset of any competition.
what a match. Miss Federer so much. The net play, the finesse, all that.
This match alone was more watchable than the entirety of this year's US Open.
Lmao Sinner is better than prime Federer at the moment He easily brushed aside Medvedev it was a plain sailing for Sinner unlike Federer who barely snatched the victory
I said watchable, darling.
Sinner is incredible. He would eat Federer for breakfast.
But the way he plays makes me want to poke my eyes out.
@@ShahzodAbduqodirov-gi2dqlmao prime federer would crush this sinner apart when you started watching tennis 😂😂
@@ramjeenakka586 no way
@@ramjeenakka586ABSOLUTELY MATE ☝🏽
There will never be another all-round master like Roger. Alcaraz is his own genius, but Roger still stands alone in a game riddled with baseline robots...😮
Just examine the 2004-2008 FedEx plays and you once more realize nobody than him ever got both beauty and effectiveness in this game.
cry more noob 🤣🤣🤣
well said.
Federer said recently Zverev needs to learn to attack like he did to win a slam and it's too true.
@@astrahcat1212 yeah I expected zverev to win a slam by now since pandemic. He almost had a shot here at US Open but does tend to play a little bit to stationary and baseline
Federer was a UNIQUE player who went beyond the human imagination. The absoolute GOAT, which is not chosen based on number of titles won but on talent, technique and overall behavior in and out of the court. Pure genius, never to be born again.
I don't know about You but Federer makes tennis fun, effortlessly graceful.
Style, creativity, precision and variation. Federer will forever be the GOAT.
Maybe goat for goats in Switzerland 🇨🇭 mountain 🏔️ 😂😂😂The only Goat 🐐 is Novak Djokovic, The Greatest tennis 🎾 player who ever played the game, and of the two 2️⃣ Greatest athletes of all time! Ali-Novak 💪💪
@@Coa_Kralj_Coa_The_King 🤡🤡🤡
Isnt any stat, achievement that proves it. Good try though, just doesnt make any sense
@@adamkiss6981 well when Novax had to wait for him to be 30+ before he could beat him regularly, you think that makes Novax the goat? GTFOH. Novax can barely hit an overhead or a volley, half his game is missing.
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What a wonderful match . Thanks Roger and Daniil
I don't like med. He is arrogant player
@@pierngadikurniawan All tennis players are a little touchy
Federer GOAT. The way he approached the game.
Mkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Tennis will never be the same without Roger. Nobody in the current field can play this kind of tennis - we await the next all-court master.
what are you waiting for? Carlos and Jannik are already out there, I can already call Alcaraz an all court master, Jannik is soon getting there
@@idrisahmed2659 it doesn’t take away the fact that Carlos is an all court master, doesn’t have to be a Roger like player, if you want elegance that’s for Musetti but he is far behind Carlos and Jannik, super unstable
@@MrFrisky777all court master....couldn't beat novak on clay and couldn't beat sinner on hard court 😅😅😅😅
@@MrFrisky777takes away from the fact that he's not an all court master 😅😅😅
I know what you mean...a player that can truly play in any era.....since like 2008 all the courts have been playing pretty much the same..not much different like in the past....the only exception being the Aussie Open which in 2017 sped the courts up
It's a shame Federer was in his last couple of years as a tennis player when Medvedev just started to come through would have been alot more good matches beetween them like this one
Yeah, Federer clearly had to struggle with age and resort to serve and volley to win that one...
Most likely Federer would have wiped the floor with Medvedev, he is good do not get me wrong but he is no Davydenko and prime Federer is miles ahead but sure would have been great matches to watch
@@meilstone Roger never got fond of playing endless rallies. He played fast and won big, that's why we call him Fedex.
@@andreaho He could do it all!
@@meilstone sure. He's Big 3. But he doesn't like to prolong the rally.
Roger at his best....Poetry in motion!
In your heart could everything is possible
Maybe this guy will win a Slam one day.. God what a speed by Roger. Incomparable
one of the most epic matches ever, wimbledon final level playing. Medvedev in his winning form challenging roger bluntly in a way no one else has/could. he loves beating up on guys taller than him.
Sir Roger federer golden legend in universal love you so much miss you so much teniss history best player ❤❤❤
The respect for each other is nice to watch. No messing about. Just tennis.
Je ne me lasserai jamais de regarder les anciens matchs de ce grand champion. Federer planait sur le court.
Unbelievable Federer..
I am always missing you...
The Master class of Roger Federer !!!! The King
I am sure ferderer still would be in top 3 if he continued to play. He is just a genius
If Federer had continued to play professional tennis( if God had been kind to him by keeping him in good athletic physical condition ( after year 2021) he will still be top 2 or 3 player , strong contender in grand slams ( particularly Wimbledon, Australian open):. At around 43 years of age , he will be in par with alcaraz, sinner winning matches by his most loved tennis IQ
@@devasundarchatpublicityas9472In your dreams maybe, or if Novak Djokovic is not around!!! If Novak wasn’t playing, Federer will have most of the records, and yes. he could be in top 5 even now. But Novak was just nightmare for him! Fed couldn’t win single GS from
2012, long 5 years!!! Only cause of Novak !!! Soonest Novak gets injured and went for the surgery, he scratches 3 more GS. Novak come back , again winning everything, Nadal just few, mostly his RG, and Federer 0, like before!!! Novak dominated Roger and all other players over a decade!!! He destroyed Federer at Aus Open, US Open, Wimbledon 😬😬😬 I’m sure that Federer wanted to retire 2014,2015 somewhere there, cause he was desperate!!! But pressure from sponsors and Mirka and he continued, and got lucky that Novak got injured, otherwise he will never win more then 17GS! All his titles came from early career, playing against poor competitors, and some outgoing veterans!
Nope. They all wear down, like it or not. Just ask Brady, Manning, Sampras, Agassi, Edberg, Graf, Nadal... and pretty soon Djokovic. 🤕
Federer seemed to be toying with Medvedev for so many of those points. Medvedev is grunting and Fed just casually places the ball wherever he wishes.
Nah, he barely won this
@@sdmit2000🤡
Wow....some high quality tennis. Great points and rallies. Really miss Roger's grace and finesse....and execution of game strategy. No one like him... period!
What a Beautiful match from Federer. The points at the net are so good!
The slice is also so horrible for the opponent.
If you allowed Federer an approach, you're screwed. 🤣
Roger is the last complete tennis player. Nowdays its all baseline machine guns.
Alcaraz.
@@botanic999not so stylish as roger tho. He’s more of nadal than roger
@@tshd4B2ZNWSI think he is at least, he just doesn't have the one handed backhand
The most complete player ever is Novak Djokovic, Goat 🐐 of tennis 🎾 and of the Greatest athletes ever!!!
@@Coa_Kralj_Coa_The_King 🤡🤡🤡
What a battle, every shot under the sun was played, brilliant hard tennis.
누가 뭐래도 내마음속의 GOAT는 역시 페더러!!👍
In the world of tennis (players, fans, supporters, etc.), there are only two types of people: those who dream of playing like Federer, and those who lie.
It's very very hard to beat Federer at Shanghai, as it is one of the fastest hard courts on the tour.
Roger Federer & Lionel Messi...Two incomparable icons of the Sports World...
As far as entertainment and beauty of play are concerned, nobody comes close.
damnn that was a great match! 3rd set was top notch, both playing well, federer really figuring out that the serve and volley is the best consistent tactic against meddy, and started doing it on nearly every point in the end! Can see why federer ended up being a bad match up for medvedev, a bit like alcaraz these days.
And M did miss a couple fh
Thank you for sharing. Great video and documentary of Federer’s greatness shining even late in his career against a top modern player. He is the ONLY great player, likely the last great player with elements of all the greatest players in history. His smooth, classic serve can be compared to just about any of the greatest servers, maybe the best spot server. His volleys remind us of the Aussie greats of the 50’s. His slice backhand reminds us of Ken Rosewall’s. He has the touch of McEnroe. He moves more beautifully than Nastase. He can power his one hand topspin backhand like the great don budge who won the grand slam in the 30’s. Put extreme topspin like Kuerten. Or often hit sharp angles like Nastase and McEnroe. Finally, his forehand even with a classic eastern grip used throughout the ages was arguably at his best the most lethal shot in modern tennis. It’s no wonder Federer’s the most loved and admired player in history by both young and old fans and past champions.
As a Romanian, it's my duty to pop up in chat when Nastase is mentioned 😄
@@theyruinedyoutubeagain I started tennis as a junior in the 70’s inspired by Nastase’s talent, variety and beautiful movement. He was one of the few who could hit certain shots like a topspin lob but with one handed backhand. I became bored after Nastase and was inspired to golf by Ballesteros for similar reasons. And then Federer brought me back to tennis again.
h2h Federer 3 Medvedev 0. Federer was age 38 and 39 when they played. I get the feeling Fed would have owned him 15-0 had their ages similar to Ferrer and Gasquet, been closer given how one dimensional Medvedev's game is. By 2019 Medvdev was 2-3 h2h with Djoko so it's not like he was nobody.
Quel artiste, ce RF...
The only set Federer dropped against Medvedev in the seven they played and he *still* never really felt in danger of losing the match, even during the pressure points in the third. Absolute nightmare matchup for the Russian, Federer's toolbox was just way too deep.
Medevev had just won Tokyo and played Shanghai B2B with career high no.20 back then
Good for him to take a set from Roger
How much I miss watching Roger play tennis. In his last years he still could beat any of the next-gen players and it can be assured that that game quality will not be seeing for long time.
There is noone like fed. He is the real goat. You can find players like Djoker and Nadal but not fed.
Medvedev forced Federer to play his best game.
I watch this match and see how many times Federer went to the net.
I always think that if they hadn't changed the type of grass at Wimbledon, to make it effectively a green cement, we would have had a Federer who won at least 15 Wimbledons.
A sort of Nadal of grass.
Instead, for the show, they practically erased a surface.
Great to see him still playing at this high level 👍
A superb match, Roger Federer delights your senses. Simply draw on the ground, pure art. I don't know when we will see another player like that... we seem to see a little bit in Alcaraz. 🎉
Федерер-это маэстро тенниса,элегантно играл
Wonderful match, super editing! 🎾🍾❤️
Looks like Medvedev played better those old days ...
Tennis is not the same since Federer retired. Also points to the facts that non of these guys would beat prime Federer on a fast court. and def wouldn't beat Sampras.
And this is the « old » Roger. What a beast.
I think one of Roger's best matches, had to play agressive against Daniil
A serve and volley expert like Fed really exposed Meddy’s weaknesses in this match. A poor matchup for Meddy.
Did you notice that the unseeded Medvedev took the #1 seed Federer to 3 tight sets?
@@danguee1 yeah but it was their was their first time playing so it was a feeling out process - next 2 meetings were straight sets fed i think. Indoor hard court in Basel and slow hard court Miami.
Theoretically yes. Meddy gave Federer quite a scare everything considered. Miami 2019 however is a different story. Federer won quickly in straights.
The full game of Maestro Federer!
Every point in these highlights Medvedev had to really earn. Federer had him moving all the time
Excellent stuff! Hope Daniell can find an extra gear, he could be a fantastic player!
Ordinary pen versus a Parker pen.
Always great to watch the greatest one and only……but it’s clear he is slowly evolving into “old man Fed” ……😊…..while you can still see some of that breathtaking poetry of that most exquisite backhand in all tennis, and the spot on first serves so beautifully executed start to finish, you can also start to see more of the egregious misses and way out shots, while obviously the speed and power of old has all but vanished ……but still this is good enough to “take care of” Medvedev ……..😂😂😂…….
And of course that zesty joyous body language of his 2003-2008 mind blowing miracle years have been replaced by the thoughtful demeanor of an older wiser maybe even jaded elder statesman of the sport, contemplating the looming final chapter of his glorious career at the peak of which “when we were kings” the Sun literally never set on Roger…………🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
👏👏👍
Даже Федерер поапладировал 5:10 👍
The old general beat the young lieutenant.
Such a finest player never beat Federer sometimes i love always federer
Bravo Upload..
Roger ( 3 ) - Daniil ( 0 )..
Turned Pro ( 1998 ) - D.M ( 2014 )..
Amazing game 🎾
Shanghai has one of the fastest court on tour and both players here LOVE fast courts
So now we have another Big 3 settling in it seems, with Sinner, Alcaraz, & Djokovic filling the action that we enjoyed few years ago.
Wonderfull match
Stupid title. No war at all.
Lol that's what i was thinking
"Game nadal" lol 0:37
I enjoy this title because its appropriately ascribed and not clickbait
Perfection RF
Federer was like sunbeam in this game against absolutely dark. And he won!!! Incredible, amazing, unbelievable, but its true. Fed is warrior of light! Medved is error
Medvedev: the player most difficult to watch playing tennis. The worst mechanics in the game. By far
for having the "worst mechanics" in the game he's doing fantastically well though
@@free-can5609 I never contested his results or his performance. Thr only thing I commented is that he is difficult to watch compared to any other tennis player. Ever
'I wanna see the most beautiful and the ugliest styles in the same match'
Voila
roger has been the only top player good at the net for a bit. Even djok and nadal are baseline machines 😂😂
Guys please mention the year when you're uploading a video like this.
Why don't you learn such a simple thing?
What year was this?
@@donaldbraugh2314 I honestly don't know and that's the reason why I was complaining about this.
Random guess... Probably 2018.
Managed to push Federer into more uncharacteristic errors than he is used to. Happy to agree that he was certainly tested. Still disagree with the war tag. Good match. Entertaining to the end.
Великий Федерер 🎉🎉🎉😊
Great Federer 🎉 🎉 🎉 😊
費特拿真厲害🎉🎉🎉🎉
Given that was supposedly the first time Medvedev played Federer, Medvedev looked really good. Maybe not every player would look that comfortable playing Federer for the first time.
What a match! wow!
Nole is the GOAT, but Federer will always be the Master of the Tennis.
WHEN was this match played? The most basic info missing...
I missed the "war" part :)
Una Bellesa!!!
tennis player now are so boring, they just played from baseline and hitting the ball as hard as they can, game in 2000's era were more entertaining, thats why pickle ball grow so fast
Good analysis
Federer is the GOAT volleyer and its not even close.
I miss Rogger's game
The are baseliners... There are serve and volleyers... And then there is the one and only Roger Federer.
Federer played chess with his opponents on the court
vat year vas dis?
Great match
Medvedev playing against his childhood idol. He's said he tried to emulate Fed's one handed backhand but couldn't. He played well considering.
Interesting… Never heard about this & always thought he idolized Safin. If you don’t mind, could you link an interview/source? Thnx!
Exhilirating. Federer leaves another great pusher of the game in humiliating fashion. Medvedev i think recently named Sinner as his toughest opponent out of all of them when asked but how is it tough when you cant even play Federer's ball. Goat.
What humiliating fashion?
@@eduardosaraiva4640 I think they said 2018
I don’t see any “ war “ here 😮
they were battling it out pretty hard, especially beginning of the third. federer was struggling and had to pull all his aces the whole match, though. just need to know tennis, feds baseline (normal routine) and watch the players reactions. this is not an easy contest - for EITHER of them! its tennis, after all :)
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Fantastic sportsman!
clearly clickbait - change the title please - out of respect for these great competitors maybe - and out of respect to your own great video
And the guy doesn't even want to add any description, like when was that match? Ofc we can google it, but...
@@Topg005when was it?
@@Lucas80001 2018, round of 32, Shanghai Masters
Dos sdmitables Tenidtsd pero rl Dr. Frderer es el eterno Rey
GOAT🇨🇭
King Roger !😊
when did it happen?
Shanghai 2018
Русский теннис против швейцарской точности
The moestro 🎉❤
oh i love it❤🎉