Tennis TV great highlights we have appreciated the work done by tennistv yah why not we would like to see such good highlights like this ones in the future 🙌🏼❤️

Full matches with commentary would be the best IMO. But, just keep the extended videos in general coming.

Yes

In the words of every tennis fan, fuck yes.

Yes

my words. confidence crashed so fast.

The biggest mystery it made him vulnerable again

No. He was already playing average by the end of 2017. He should have lost to Coric in semis, the whole tournament was trash.

@@masters.1000 Nole made a living out of playing thrash in the early round and ending up winning tournaments. But the fact Fed had broken to serve and held 2 CPs hurts. And then Wimbledon 2019. I dont think any1 has accomplished such feats.

Federer had his best season of his decade in 2017, his downfall in 2018 and then in 2019 was predictable, it's impossible at this age to maintain a great level seasons in a row, I don't think this was a key match as he played bad the whole tournament

He'll come back next year and will win titles again

Injuries shortened his career sadly

Fax!

He blew at least 50 important matches.

@@nascentnaga Yeah but if he had lost those matches without blowing big chances like having match points then it would've been acceptable but the fact that he's lost big matches after having match points, Championship points, set points and break points is what pisses everyone off.

LOL, and did you see his competition? Djokovic, Nadal, Delpo. Fact is, he is not a choker, all these players are amazing and closing out is never easy. It was never easy, even if your name is Federer. I dont want tennis to be easy for anybody, this is why tennis is beautiful, its beautiful to see him lose and the handshake.

@@Skyrimninjamod Absolutely. Although he is not as strong as the two mentally strongest players in the game (nadal and djokovic), he is facing the best players in the world and is doing really well :D

The 40-15 Man

If theres wimbledon this year roger will win it.

Yeah definitely he had a chance.

Djoko wins wimbl and us rafa rg

fed wont win anymore slams UNLESS nadal novak del po do not enter then he has a chance

Great point. Considering that in his return in 2016 he defeated Djokovic and Nadal in Rio almost only with the slice backhand.. (djoko 1 seed?) Then the 5 set for the davis cup semi final against Murray in GBR (Murray 1 seed) still with a weak backhand... Final vs Cilic number six and defeating Thiem from 2 set down at US Open. That was only 2016! Damn the giant can play some tennis! But with that forehand... I forgot to mention that. What a bullet 🙌🤜

@@nicolasneri7738 We never saw the best of him...watching him using his backhand in 2009 showed how he used it as an angled weapon to crush people like Nadal, would 2010-2016 have been different?...yep i think he would have been a real threat in time at the Aus Open, RG, and even Wimbledon but he never had the chance to develop his all court game...

Arpan Mahapatra it’s not unnecessary if you think about his game. He doesn’t want to play too many long rallies, and using the drop shot or going to the net helps shorten the rallies. As any player grows older, they’re going to want to play more short points. Plus he’s still very successful, and it’s been working for him most of the time. It’s just some opponents, especially depending on the day may have answers. He has to force the issue, and at the same time, mix things up enough to allow himself to have a chance. Sometimes it’s just poor execution, nerves, timing, luck and so forth. You can have the right game plan but still lose. It’s part of the game.

@@JiraiyaSama86 but I think when you have match point against somebody like Novak(mentally stronger as Roger loosed so many close match against him like USO 10 11 wimb 14 any many masters)...he goes on a very high risk at match point and then loose confidence and point...you have to be mentally prepared and physically to win at match point at grand slam

Arpan Mahapatra consider this, Novak is more likely to win in longer rallies. He is also capable of some of the best offense, and shotmaking from defensive positions. He can wait out Federer if he has to. Federer is older, and has to avoid it being a physical contest against someone known for being incredibly fit to play long matches and able to recover quickly from most of them. He does prepare as best as he can and takes care as best as possible to try to make it to the end of any tournament to have the best chances. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn’t. Nothing is guaranteed. And he doesn’t dwell too much on the losses and continues to move forward. Best of all, he’s still playing, and still at a high level. There’s not much more to ask from him. He understands the odds, and has likely accepted them. He still schedules things well, which has enabled him to stay at the top. Obviously there will still be the occasional injuries from nowhere, but it’s all part of the sport. Also understand this, he still wants to play for maybe 1 or 2 more years currently. Best way to ensure that, continue his scheduling and continue to play his brand of attacking tennis where he makes sure, even on match points, to try to shorten points whenever he can. He can handle the loss. Us as fans should be able to handle it as well. After all, he’s still playing and still having fun. We should too.

ShockWave I do agree with you but he really should’ve won Wimbledon last year

Roger his biggest weakness is mentally. He has the game to beat pretty much everybody, besides a top shape Nadal on gravel and a top shape Djokovic on a slow court. But you can see doubt come into his shots on important moments.

Indian Wells didn’t take place, but I'm very sure that it‘ll take place next year 😍🎾🎾💪

He was already done by the end of 2017.

@@masters.1000 how can u say that

Christian Pak nah i dont think so

Alexander Kings he won Australia and Rotterdam just fine before that

Christian Pak and Miami 2019??

Next year he will!

lol

federer one hand backhand is the biggest reason in pressure situation

@@travisbickle5279the one handed backhand works on low bouncing courts more like the 90s courts which were notorious in Sampras era. Federer fares better on lower bouncing courts that allow variety

Please Rome 2019 Coric vs Federer haha

lol good catch, what did the umpire do wrong though

@@sebastianr4937 I know he was angry about what happened in the 2nd set TB, I don't remember anything else

Vamos Delpo y Talleres, los dos mas grandes

You can still play, with your family members.

Started in the grass season

@@ertugrulkorpinar51 thx mate

Era un crack, pero no creo que Agassi o Sampras que eran sus dos rivales mas peligrosos.. estén al nivel del mejor Djokovic, Nadal o Federer. Delpo sin las lesiones era campeon de 5 grand slam por lo menos e indudablemente numero 1.

an hour isn't that short

lol

Nope it's perfect

@@arvidl5666 I mean, I love highlights longer than the average 3-6 min but this.. Haha

@@Femaqui07 you get a much better feeling of the match dynamics with those long highlights. Even 10min highlights can't really tell the whole story of the match.

fernando quiñones it’s not supposed to be highlights like it shows good points. This shows every point in the match with nothing in between.