Well said

Seriously man. It’s why he was always the most popular. I wish he would’ve handled Nadal more haha.

I wonder why more players don't play like RF

Yugi Boy so well said and thank you.

@@user-jv9qz2bu1r Haven't got the natural talent and won't put in the hard work.

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PRECISELY! I noticed that too before I even read your post-the thing about being fleet-footed. That's the Roger that would typically crush Djokovic. He held the most GS finals for the longest time but like everyone, he had to get old and that gave Rafa and Joker the opening they needed to bypass his record. What ticks me off is that his record being broken suggests that Rog isn't the best in the world, but this older video and others say otherwise. Roger's prime beats all others' prime-except on clay against Rafa.

@@silversurfer4441 Rafa also beat Roger many times off-clay; a major factor was that Roger used a relatively small 90" racket frame until 2014 and his backhand would often breakdown under relentless pressure from Rafa's huge topspin forehand.

Prime Federer is without a doubt the best player in tennis history - completely unbeatable. This is why Federer is the GOAT

Yes…and Prime Nadal on clay also..perhaps even more unplayable..

I agree. And if you are old enough, we also had the chance to see old tennis, the other gae, with mac and navratilova. we were lucky.

Any one of the 3 are legendary in their own uniqueness. Yet we have witnessed all three in one era. Truly spectacular.

Federer already not in his peak performance anymore in 2010

Djokovic was 23 age prime here federer 29 age old out of prime

@@truthtruth9056 I cannot disagree.

@@truthtruth9056 what kind of loser is old and out of his prime at age 29?? He became old and out of his prime as soon as his competition got better, apparently

​​@@mikemoggerson6651 roger didn't have players like thiem, zverev, berretini, tsitsipas, ruud, Tommy Paul in his 29 and 30 age😂😂😂... BTW, I hear breathing excuse from novaktards for all his losses before 2010...but how did he reach no3, win a slam, and win multiple masters during that time? Logical answer pls.. Its a pure medical miracle🤣.. Suddenly all the excuses which was valid until 31st Dec, 2010 immediately vanished on 1st Jan 2011 the very next day😂😂😂

I recommend that we kidnap Roger, get a few of his cells to clone him, and sit back and enjoy another 20 years of sheer tennis mastery!

​@@silversurfer4441That's the best thing we can hope for

That is called Time. Every player declines from their best and starts missing things, and doubting and also physically not their bests. Well Federer had to deal with Novak and Rafa while they are at their best while he was slipping from his best.

Djokovic has always been aggressive he’s an aggressive baseliner who can do everything ar an elite level including counter punch

This is not true completely. Novak actually improved his serve a lot to start beating Federer, and of course Federer slowed down/level declined from his best before that happened. Novak has always been bad at net if you look at overall averages. Novak's 2015 serve is his best. The key difference is, Federer coming down a level opened up the window of opportunity coinciding with Novak hitting prime. Novak is mostly a baseliner, and yes aggressive baseliner. Federer on the other hand is basically more variety and complete repertoire game. In their match-up, even in Novak's prime most matches are very close, I always say Novak's crucial part of game is his return of service. Federer could handle everything else even his past prime and off days - even at Novak's best. But that return of serve is out of this world.

i agree, his forehand and backhand were also hit much harder before 2013...he also kind of abandoned the backhand down the line which was one of his great strengths. i think this might be because of the ongoing elbow injury

Federer was 2-10 against Djokovic in majors from 2010 onwards, including 2-7 from 2010-2016. The only major final he beat Djokovic in was a few months after Djokovic turned 20.

@@mikemoggerson6651 And? That has nothing to do with the comment above.

Agassi returned better, and there's a number of better backhands than Novaks, he's just the greatest pusher because he can slide into his backhand.

​@@steinanderson9849 like who has better backhand than him

I love it, so subtle.

Yes let's do it

We saw him. The whole 2017 season and the beginning of 2018. His forehand is better with the 90 square inch though.

@TvRF Yes, movement AND racquet head speed. Compare his forehand from AO and Wimbledon 2013 and the same tournaments in 2014. The movement is relatively the same but the forehand is just not as sharp. Look at Halle 2013. He barely moves there with the back and all, but the forehand is sharper than in 2014. I don't think a bigger frame would have helped much during his prime because the courts were faster then. I agree with his decision to switch to a bigger frame, because I don't know any better than Federer 😁 and racquet head speed isn't that needed on today's slow courts, consistency is, especially on the backhand.

@@Marko777ify The new racket definitely would have helped him a lot between 2010 and 2011. He kept shanking the ball everytime, and slicing his backhand then.

@@masters.1000 Maybe, but you have to keep in mind that Nadal was faster in those years than in 2017. We will never know.

@@Marko777ify Of course, but Federer could handle him on hard courts.

You're welcome! ;)

@@peRFecttennis Can you please reupload highlights of Toronto 2010 SF once again.?

I fear it's useless but i'll try, anyway you can find them here: rumble.com/v18ejlh-toronto-2010-sf-r.federer-vs-n.djokovic-highlights.html

@@peRFecttennis Thanks buddy.!Actually, I don’t know about this page. It seems a good place away from copy rights :)

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Novak didn't waste it... Roger earned it and played better on those tight points... Roger is not like novak who relies on opponent unforced errors to save mp's

@@vijayendranvijay4538 HAHAHAH AGREED.

Djokovic is a pusher

@@vijayendranvijay4538 That "lucky shot" in 2011 USO which Djoker whooped past him was a winner though.🤷‍♂️

​@@brunofernandez2906 yes u told its a lucky shot🤣🤣

You're welcome. ;)

You're welcome. ;)

@@peRFecttennis please bloke that guy Vijayendran Vijay he is a sick and dumb guy. Toxic and cancer

I honestly don't like blocking anyone, i invite everyone to greater moderation... thanks.

@@peRFecttennis i know but that guy is in any video.of tenis insulting and disrespecting djokovic he is a bad fan full of hate attacking and spread verbal.violence

@@Logan00710 true bro i actually love watching Federer game style Heck i even prefer to watch Federer play than Djokovic due to playstyle But vijay just makes hate Federer

Many thanks!

E' una palla strana in effetti: a velocità normale sembra poter sfiorare la riga, dal replay invece sembra abbastanza nettamente fuori... credo dipenda dalla prospettiva.

From before this match Roger won 16 majors, and Novak had only won 1, it's not like Novak started playing in 2010 either.

@@steinanderson9849novak started in 2005, 5 years before. Federer went on to play for 12 years later

And novak benefited from competing against 30-40 old out of prime federer in 2011-2020 cause back when roger still younger novak lucky enough to win 1 slam like he did in 2008

@@truthtruth9056You dont understand tennis at all. Novak was good before 2011 but not even 10% of what he became after 2010. He changed his diet, he changed his mentality and federer was weak because djokovic was just another level. Both Djokovic and Nadal dominated him.

You're welcome. ;)

I think it is easier for Federer to deal with Djokovic with 90 shots, and it is easier to deal with Nadal with a big racket

Same here, I think the transition made a difference, though I feel noone was talking about it at the time

PED's in the sport have totally caused an inflated number..minus all PED's and enhancers, it would be much different I truly believe..it's very easy to get away with it in tennis

I agree .A delightful player.

I agree that you can cry more😂😂😂

@@matija5555 I do not know what you are talking about .

So no credit for Federer winning match here only because Djokovic let him win here? Come on now that’s conspiracy

@@dewman7477 Djokovic is unbeatable when he decides he wants to win, don't you know.

@@flyingsaucer8199 hope that’s sarcasm otherwise that’s arrogant mentality which you need therapy for

@@flyingsaucer8199 it is the other way. Only federer wins all his matches for around 23 years by hitting more winners and more unforced errors ( he always loses by not playing well to his standards and not by the opponents superior game) whereas all others , including nadal, djoko etc etc win by hitting less winnees, less unforced errors , they wait for the opponents to make mistakes, very opposite to fed. Roger is a very,very, aggressive, most skilled player, whereas the other 2( same play style players)!very very, defensive, most patient , mental strong players. Fed is the biggest entertainer and crowd puller

@@dewman7477 "don't you know" means you don't need to hope.

he beat the shit out of murray in us open and ao 2010

@@invictus9022 and yet Murray punked him 6-3 6-2 in the final of this tournament Tosser.

Fun fact-Roger played top 5 players in only 4 of his major final wins. Another fun fact-Roger faced fewer top 10 opponents than Nadal or Djokovic in his career, yet still had a lower win rate against top 10 players. One more fun fact-Fed only had a positive h2h against Djokovic from 2005-2008. That’s when Djokovic was 18-21. Every season after that Djokovic was catching up until he surpassed him, including years when Fed was still in his mid-late 20s.

@@mikemoggerson6651 Jolly Molly is talking about Shanghai. There is no major in Shanghai so your point is just irrelevant.

@@mikemoggerson6651 What are you talking about? Federer was 4:1 against Djokovic in 2010 and in that one loss he had MPs. So that was a lie from you. His top 5 opponents in major finals: 2004 Wimbledon (Roddick), 2004 US Open (Hewitt), 2005 Wimbledon (Roddick), 2006 Wimbledon (Nadal), 2007 Wimbledon (Nadal), 2007 US Open (Djokovic), 2010 Australian Open (Murray), 2012 Wimbledon (Murray). I count 8 occasions, not 4. So stop spreading lies or get your facts right.

@@mikemoggerson6651 37 yr old federer schooling prime novak at a wimbledon final is too funny

@@robinsoncruise2228 32 year old Djokovic is prime? Wasn’t that well past the “grandpa fed” threshold for Fed fans? And I didn’t know losing counted as schooling

After Murray, another risky moment for Fed... :D

Take your meds

Exactly

😅. That's a long Era.

@@AS-js7kbhe has shorten it as well, its since 2011😂😂

He lost to federer the following week in Basel, he then went out in the second round in paris masters, then lost to nadal and fed again at the world tour finals. He definitely finished the 2010 season at a pretty high level but his 2011 streak still kinda came out of nowhere imo

@@We-are-god Oh, right, I got confused, I thought this was the masters cup.

@@We-are-god djoko used enhancer in 2011, he used to gassed in 2010 there is a game where he looks like he needs to be carried out in a stretcher then 3 months later he was playing back to back 5 setter without getting tired

@@truthtruth9056 It is a little suspicious how much better his fitness seemed to be so early into the 2011 season compared to 2010 but I think it's still a little presumptuous to assume he cheated . I don't think we will ever know for certain what he did to achieve that fitness level (maybe he took drugs/ maybe that's just when he committed to giving the sport his 100%) but considering how fit he still is at 35 he definitely figured something out

It cannot be denied that Djokovic is the tennis player with the strongest comprehensive ability. His backhand can be called the most stable backhand in ATP, and his body is always in a healthy state. These are the advantages we should learn from

Yes, they changed the AO surface in 2008 to a slower one.

​@@Marko777ify night conditions also make courts slower.. Funny that novak escaped 2017 and 18 where the AO courts was the fastest in last decade..

@@vijayendranvijay4538 2020 was fast also, but Roger was injured. He might have won if it wasn't for the injury.

@@vijayendranvijay4538Djokovic won AO 19-23 with the same court speed😂😂. Federer can’t even beat tsitipas so dont dream of beating Djokovic

​@@NamTran-xc2ip novak never faced Roger on fast AO courts... When he was abt to face he lost like a coward to istomin and chung😂😂😂😂

24 😂 40:15

2010/2020 4 gs titles😂

@@borisbalta2542 not consecutively. Fed did 1/2 of Djokesters total in 5, FIVE YEARS is the focus point. Do you know how to focus? It seems not. 🙄😩

@borisbalta2542 knee injuries and back injuries. Imagine winning 24 titles in 2 years. FedExpress. Possibly hard against your body causing damage to ligaments, etc. 24. So far we've covered how he's the only tennis player ever to win two different majors five years in a row each, his 65-match grass- court winning streak (the men's Open Era record), his 24-final winning streak (also a men's Open two different majors, Era record), how he's the only player ever to win 100 matches at Sep 22, 2022 it took joker 15 years to win 14 Ao. Only defended 3x twice unconsecutively.

@@SmellofFemale first 4,5 years he played with himself.

Meh. GOAT should be about more than titles and wins. Roger changed the game. Neither of the other 2 can say that. And TBH - better Djokovic with the Slam lead than Nadal. I have a problem with someone who has 70% of their career wins on one surface. And as I like to point out - Djokovic is playing in a very weak era. Anyone who thinks Roger's prime era was weaker than the last 10-12 years is deluding themselves. Without looking at the current rankings I would estimate that 80-90% of the top 100 have never even been in a Slam 4th round let alone a final.

Haha except some hiccups😂😂😂😂.. I like how u covered up those losses

@@vijayendranvijay4538 in 2011 he only had hiccups here and there

look at all the facts that your betaboy djokovic only got his 21 slams and achievement from 2011-2021 against 30-40 old out of prime federer, back when federer was still younger from 2006-2010 your betaboy djoko got destroyed 13-6 h2h 10 slams to 1 slam easy dominant win all in favor of the true tennis goat federer, your djoko was lucky enough to sneak 1 slam in 2008 when federer was still younger, so disgusting for djokovic to be called goat, you desperate djokovic fans can only cheer for your idol beating an old out of prime federer lol

@@jollymolly2521 Djokovic goat of weak era and in fact he only started winning slams and achievements in 2011 when federer was 30 age old out of prime and when nadal started to become injury prone, And in fact when those 2 was still playing at their best novak was their punching bag Nadal vs Djokovic their h2h from 2006 until 2010 16-7 easy win for nadal Djokovic vs Federer from 2006-2010, Federer easily beats Djokovic 13-6 in their h2h in favor of Roger, this was before Roger hits 30+ age 2005-2010 Roger 12 slams Nadal 9 slams Djoko 1 slam lmao! Disgusting to be called goat lol lol you talk about djokovic achievements in a weak era lol! Notice that almost 70% of djokovics grand slam achievement was in 2015-2023 against 34-40 years old grandpa federer and injury prone out of prime nadal and inconsistent new gen weak era lol this is is where djokovic stat padded this is the time he also got his number 1 weeks record lol a proof that djoko was the real weak era champ, notice how there is no new gen federer nadal young calibre opponent to stop djoko thats why djoko was able to racked up his achievements and his number 1 weeks rank from 2015-2023 which is the weakest era

Toddler, lol Novak was 23 here, not really a tennis toddler. A few months after this he finished his fourth straight year as year end world number 3. Literally only Rafa and Roger were stopping Novak form being world number 1 for like, years before 2011. Of course he took his game to another level completely in 2011 but don't act like he was some nobody or little child before that.

Today I learned that 23 qualifies as a toddler. 18 year old Novak, yeah definitely a toddler. 23?

@@ashleythomas4112 I agree completely with what you said. My problem is at that time Roger was accusing Novak as being a fake for retrieving from matches he was losing. It turned out that when Novak changed his diet to gluten free at that time, he won more than anybody else, in the last 12 years. So what I actually wanted to say was, Roger went on his all time lowest when accusing Novak as a fake at that point in time, last 12 years of Novak’s dominance proved that. I have not articulated my point clearly.

@@Divvy21 Good try, m’boy to dispute the GOAT!!!

@@aleksandarvujic1876 I agree that Djokovic is the goat, but I don’t agree that 23 is a “toddler”

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