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Yep. Grunting should be prohibited. It's annoying to us and to opponents as well.

​@@andreahostfu i love when players grunt, it's more intense

Agree. pure art and beauty. Of course they are my favourite players

Looks like Grigor learned his style from Roger- (almost the exact same style of play).

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Hello. It's the best.

Mabee to you. Its their own fault they dont go deeper. Both are baseliners.

Attacker (striker) ? Where are they ? I just saw two baseline players !

@@willhunting7875 attacker doesn't necessarily mean serve and volley mate. Something about the pace of the rallies and the aimed areas is supposed to set you thinking about the playstyle.

@@user-cy6xl3vd3f Yes it is true ! Serve/volley is not the only way to attack but in this case why we do not consider Nadal as an attacker while Federer yes? How do you distinguish the two? The only difference between the players now is playing the backhand either with one hand or two!

@@willhunting7875 well, back in the days nadal was a very defensive player. It's only from 2009-2010 after his injury that he began attacking more, developing his net game and trying to finish the point quicker. The main reasons were the physicality of his past game and the risks of not being able to stay at a top level after 27-28. By 2013 nadal was already way more offensive and complete, but the fact that Roger had been like this for more than 12 years made us stick to the old view. Also nadal was not that offensive when he was on clay and Roger became even more aggressive as he was getting older during the mid 2010, so it lead people to consider him even more and attacker. In conclusion we can definitely say that Rafa has become an attacker, but Roger is still superior and more experienced in this specific area, especially if we consider that the guy played serve and volley during the early 2000s and beat Sampras in his garden.

Fully agree.

the video was sped up mate

@@harryy000 no. Just check the semifinal between fed and nole, same pace.

@@user-cy6xl3vd3f I DINT KNOW THERE WAS KZfaq IN CHINA

For me federer always had the second greatest single handed backhand just behind Wawrinka (Gasquet's backhand is overrated).His backhand has always been pretty good against almost all players as it is easy to generate pace against the shots that come at hard and flat and it was still at a high level in this match too but yeah the Federer backhand at this year's AO was reborn into a devastating shot and destroyed every opponent including Nadal considering the fact it is very difficult for Roger or anyone with a single handed backhand to generate good pace against Nadal's top spin forehand and hitting winners from that wing from behind the baseline is next to impossible.Young federer had hard time breaking Nadal in some of the epic 5 set finals that they have played let alone in the final set of those but at 35 he comes back from being down 1-3 and hits blazing thunderous backhands to turn the match around..like wtf.. still can't believe how he did it.

I also have a strong feeling that the low bounce and fast pace of the court really helped him this year. It enabled him to attack and hit flat backhands. Also, the relative low bounce prevented Nadal from hitting high, loopy shots.

The NEO BACKHAND .....and yeah still cant believe he won the 18th ...thats why hes goat.... he makes impossible possible ;)

horrorfan24 so the forehand

19 now 😉

Skiba Covers

there honestly isn't a more accurate comparison XD

No, I like how George Carlin described golf, like watching flies f*(k

Skiba Covers I watch Djokovic-Murray matches to make myself fall asleep. It's the perfect thing to use if you can't sleep.

BRUH THIS IS SUCH A GOOD COMMENT

germanpenn 😂😂

LOL!!

Extraordinarily good comment.

At this point Dimitrov might just retire before Roger

Roger should coach Tsitsipas.

@@AnxiousJoe Hahahahah LOL

@@tiberiu_toca good idea actually!

Sorry, mate. Federer will be busy coaching his own twin sons.

And backhand

No his game is not perfect but pretty solid overall. More mental for him.

@@jackwilliam5341 agreed he can never beat the top talent consistently

I think his techniques are close to Federer enough to win slams. Things that set Roger apart from his lookalike playing style players are his mentality, consistency, and stability. It's quite impossible to play top-3 tennis quality over 2 decades as he did. Btw, both Nadal and Djokovic obviously achieve the same perfection as Federer does.

Ce rph

Grenada,

Chandler Nelson haha what a joke. Federer is effortless, while Nadal is the opposite of effortless.

Brain Freeze nadal works harder than anyone on tour, wtf are you talking about

You sir can see the future! Tennis is pretty unpredictable but you were right with both dimitrov beating federer and medvedev vs nadal.

You got everything right lol

wtf

Guys he made the comment after the U.S. open lol

AnxiousJoe 😂 yeah and Nadal won clown

except the mentality

Arthur Yagami Dude I swear I was gonna comment the exact same words.

sultanabran1 Except the mind, the often-forgotten other half of the equation

That's what I came for...

@@YesSirPhil Night of the Living Dead ;o)

Djokovic, Federer, Nadal All I’m gonna say

Mimics someone else but doesn't stick to his own playing style

Yeah, I would like to see his stats on closing sets vs non-closing sets. I wonder if nerves play a factor for him more than it does for other players.

lol

italkcrab Federer has a better backhand then dimitrov in every aspect

Also should copy the part where Fed wins...

Grigor the best!!!!!!!!!

fed does everything better than Dimitrov. Literally. Bh, Fh, serve, net play. Everything

so true

That’s right, cause it’s 1hbh vs 1hbh

@@ethanli4191 I don't see the correlation I'm afraid? Does it effect the top spin perhaps?

@@raael3123 if it’s 1hbh vs 2hbh, the pressure would be so much that Roger has to use slice to adjust the pace

Nadal was always better from 2005-2014.

^this

Miami tennis players

周函諒 why do you think his footwork is not good ??

I actually think dimitrovs footwork is very exaggerated. When the footwork gets exaggerated, the balance suffers as a result. That is why his strokes come off jerky most times

Ertugrul Körpinar by the way. There is a tennis WhatsApp group with very passionate tennis freaks. Would u like to join? Would love for u to participate

Cool Apple yes but this court is slow

@@ertugrulkorpinar51 Whats faster.AO or US open court?

Aleksa Teemo AO court is much faster than the US open court

@@Bojo29 Ah right.They sped up AO in 2017 massively and made balls lighter this year.Sorry brain fart.