Highly relatable :')

i am past that kind of state of emotion. i've written him off mentally but am satisfied to see him still doing well on court. i wish him the best 2021!! wimbledon, olympics,

What a giant crying baby! 1 June Children's day just passed. You must have cried too.

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@@leecherlarry did you cry in 2019 Wimbledon though? I did

Yessir

Shoudnt idolize humans

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peRFect..Go Roger

@@user-to3zc7od5i tesla was gay

You look great

40? You‘re not old! Is just a number!

He's fighting for all 40 year olds lol

so if he retired tomorrow, you would all of a sudden feel OLD, just like that? Wow dude, you must work on your self-confidence...

@@miotubo839 true

Agree. He might not win majors now compare to djoko and nadal but his strokes are beautiful to watch.

@@andreandree4384 pause

@@andreandree4384 i used to be like you but I've come to learn that "beautiful" does not win you a match in tennis, or any sports for that matter Sorry bud

@@d0min0danc1ng I never said it's the best or the strongest tennis. Just beautiful.

@@d0min0danc1ng calm down and breathe

Genius

And yet he does hope to win it. Always a chance.

French open is the worst tournament for anyone to compete in right now considering Rafa is unstoppable

Both Novak and Rafa are in great form. I don't see Roger winning it, but it is always a pleasure to watch him play. I really hope that he gets to 100 percent again and wins Wimbledon one more time.

@@davidicke4451 at that, so far, Nadal really hasn’t been as consistent either, don’t get me wrong tho, he did win the first two rounds but those wins were primarily due to ordinary opponents. at the current level of play, djokovic or the in-form tsitsipas could easily drag the game to a 5 setter hoping to win

Calm down only two rounds played

He can't win on clay against Rafa and Novak, but I think he has a good chance at Wimby...

Newsflash: he won't.

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@@hammill444 go away with your negativity. So what if he doesn't?

Yeah, he's surprising me. Didn't think he'd do this well. Berrettini in R4 should be his first big test.

@@kieranrankie203 Yeah Berrettini as been on form lately. Should be a great match either way!

@@kieranrankie203 roger has too much variety for berretini. He should be able to pull off that win hopefully

@@brandonlissner2840 lol berretini is too heavy

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If it's wasn't for djokovic and nadal. I'm sure he would retired some years ago. The 🐐 competition is high stake and he don't want to lose.

@@1438Thejames don’t think so, he himself knows that he can’t stop Novak from surpassing him, djoko has got a good 3-4 years in him and bagging 3-4 slams shouldn’t be an issue. Feddy will end his career on a high note if he can win Wimbledon.

@@abdullahnasir9381 Djokovic will end up with 24+ titles if his body holds up. And as great as he is, he’ll never have the pure poetry of Federer’s game.

@@mskcrc I think Nadal will have more than novak tho. I hope so anyway..

Very good assesment of both players. You know your tennis man!💯👍

Čilić used to be a dangerous opponent, not anymore. He's almost done, nevertheless a good win for Roger who is also struggling.

@@oguzberkcelikten2900 He's still quite dangerous just not so good that he can beat the elite

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@@user-to3zc7od5i пресабери се get a life

@@user-to3zc7od5i buzz off loser. get a life

42

@@liamsilver4843 math is difficult...

He's 39 bud😂

@@liamsilver4843 93 actually

Djokovic will remind you.

Absolutely!

That's not really true. When you look back at his career and watch some of the matches against tough components Federer never gave up on a point. His anticipation and quickness allowed him to save a lot of seemingly lost points.

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@@djjr9803 Well, that's obvious ain't it. If you're playing professional tennis, you scrap for every point (Tomic, Krygios being exceptions) that's part of the job. I think what the original comment meant was if Roger has a chance to finish the point, he tries to finish the point, instead of prolonging it. Nadal, Djokovic are okay with extending the rally, playing relatively safer shots, in the hope of winning the point eventually.

@@user-to3zc7od5i пресабери се get a life

@@user-to3zc7od5i пресабери се get a life

Most of the other players just pound the ball. Roger plays chess. Worked for him today. Wish I could have seen how he actually pulled it off.

He's brilliant..I'm surprised he's playing so well at 39..he's gonna be 40 soon so wierd

Any other? like who?

@@Reach2Sabya No one bro. They all retired before 35. Unless you count Feliciano Lopez who's also 39, he would have surely lost.

Any other player of Feds age would be in the broadcast booth 🤣❤

Because after koepfer match his knee relapsed and he pulled out of the tournament thats why

His movement looks great to me, nice observation.

He's not. But his form looks good. He could make a deep run at Wimbie for sure.

He couldn’t beat Nadal in his prime or at any point in his career at RG. He definitely can’t beat Nadal now with his reduced athleticism. Still incredibly impressive that he’s still competitive at 40 years old

@@haircroak3332 Well ,no one can unless Rafa allows himself to be beaten ,like in 2009 or 2015 ,his worse years ,and also 2016 which he was forced to retire. The only way Roger has a chance to win RG is that he can keep up his form or even improving , Djokovic need to be out or at least tire in the quarters , and Rafa need to be upset by someone, he can’t lose in RG semis. It’s impossible to beat Rafa in good form , however if Djokovic wasn’t at his best or Roger somehow turn on god mode again there is a chance. But I have to say Roger is already surpassing my expectation , he might not be the favorite here ,but in Wimbledon he will always be a contender if he can keep up his good work.

Yes, Caio, we can still dream.

For you. Respect to Nole and Rafa.

Nadal is just as much Popular on the tour as Federer. And the high views may be because of his long absence from Grand slams and people just find it exciting to see him again.

I watched the whole match of Nadal so I didn't watch the highlights, but I watched the highlights of Federer's match because I missed it. That's another way to look at it. Don't make false assumptions.

Roger wins on popularity no doubt..not slams though

@@adaobie2002 Do you have any evidence on that claim??

Dang that's sad

Good news and bad news as well, mate. The day he's leaving us comes closer T_T

xD

And he doesn't look a day over 40

Honestly, he's in better shape than the last two tournaments wherein I found him a bit overweight.

I dont think he "absolutely lost it"... just an argument. Umire should have concluded the conversation faster tho

@@Schnittwin For Roger's usual calm, phlegmatic disposition... I would call this "losing it" as per his lofty standards. He rarely ever engages with the umpire and the opposing player, in a lengthy verbal argument like today.

Actually against Rafa too. you guys have short memory

@@soheiladam7510 hhhhh rafa made roger quit in his prime on clay what you talking about just pure dominance you will be lucky if you win a set on him

@@soheiladam7510 Not against Rafa. Nadal 13- Federer 2 on clay. Federer has Robin Soderling to thank for his only championship at Roland Garros. Head to head on all courts Nadal leads Federer 24-16. Djokovic Leads Federer in head to head matches 27-23. In addition Pancho Gonzalez at age 41 defeated a much younger Charlie Pasarell at Wimbledon in one of the longest matched in Wimbledon history- before there were tiebreaks.

@@dayday6829 here comes clueless Rafa fans, read the original comment and read my reply then comment again. desperate people with low self-esteem.

@@charlescascales647 read again my reply dude.why are you guys so desperate and clueless, I said Roger plays like that even against Rafa I didn't say he defeated Rafa. use your brains and eyes next time dude.

pure class from the guy. he just makes the game look so easy

tennis coach here. honestly it could had been luck, stretched out like that trying to keep the ball in a week slice would do the trick.

@@ROrneli every drop shot roger hits, he means it. He’s done it multiple times

@@ROrneli Also a tennis coach here. And if you closely look at the movement of his hand you will see that it was intended. Even though he stretched ,he still had plenty of space and time to follow through if he wished to play the slice deep. Also this is Roger, if that was Nadal or Djokovic I wouldn't have said a thing. But this guy has the softest hands in tour, and the best dropshots. P.S. Huge Nadal fan myself, but he will never do as good dropshots and volleys as Roger

@@kaaai1021 I agree that he was going for the short slice, you can tell by the way he hit the slice that he was intending to hit it short. The man is brilliant that is for sure.

You are also a Federer fan my friend ;)

Drop shot what minute?

@@hamidahmohdariffin734 point at 1:35

@@ttsotnee tq

Not a joke either

But has the audacity to say Roger is the one playing too slow

you do realize that federer and nadal are on the same side of the draw right

PEDs of course

Made it look ridiculously easy

Check out the Raz Ols highlights, far more superior

@@ryan29s4 lol already did. Raz is the Actual GOAT😁