that person can be Agassi or my neighbor nobody knows hahaha

@@gabrielignaciojorqueramira3886 or a screenshot of an old 8bit game

Agassi only is available in 140p

Hahahahahaha

@@andrewlubbers3198 not even 144😂😂

Agree

For that u have to watch his matches regularly.

Here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/idSZebapqd-phKM.html

There Is A Picture

@@RajaSekar-cy2mo thats not what he was saying , he wants to see Petes shot done by pete himself

I mean all tennis players should can catch a ball like that

i also can do that

bruh that's how everyone picks up balls, it's not intentional to flick someone off.

Yeah i also did it, till i broke my finger.

you must have never play tennis buddy to say that

@@yes3330 thats not true😂have you watched some videos about tt legends?

@@yes3330 You gotta be joking! 😂😂😂 Koki Niwa's chop block? Kreanga's backhand? Waldner's double bounce block off a topspin? Timo Boll's handswitch counter topspins? Fan Zhendong's backhand flick? Hugo Calderano's two handed backhand counter smash? Just to name a few. I could do this all day. You have probably never heard any of these names.

@@yes3330 not many iconic things in anything you don't watch

Table tennis has stuff like banana or strawberry flips... tomahawk serves, reverse pendulum

That is fucking hilarious

Mi too

Crowd: *AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH*

That wasn't Federer

Rublev : BWEEEEH

WESEEHH

HU-HA-HUUUUU

Jay S. Tremendous point. Djokovic or Nadal may finish with more slams. But no comparison Federer has most variety and skill.

That's because Federer played in Sampras era back in 1998 when he started his career all the way up to Nadal/Djokovic era present. Playing serve and volley to baseline game has helped him develop an all around variety game where he is a hybrid of both eras of Sampras and Nadal/Djokovic

​@@RobertHurleyJr Nadal may finish with more slams because on one of those surfaces he becomes Superman. You take away his French Open titles and he's "just" another all-time great; you include the French and he's a GOAT candidate. He is the least of the Big Three for that very reason. Take away Wimbledon and Federer has 12 slams. Take away the Australian and Djokovic has 9 slams. Take away the French and Nadal has 7 slams. He's a great, great player, but not up to the standard of Djokovic or Federer.

@@srj34 he is the least of the big three because he dominates djokovic and federer on clay? lmao, that's a point in his favor, how about we take away federer and djokovic's hard court titles

@@HIMYMTR So your way is to take away two slams from Federer and Djokovic compared to one from Nadal? What am I missing? Again: I took Federer's best venue away from him and he still has 12 slams. I took Djokovic's best venue from him and he has 9 slams. Nadal minus his cheat-code surface and he's got 7. What exactly don't you get about this? I would expect the best player of all time to be way up on the list even without his best surface. For instance: Minus Wimbledon, with 12 slams Federer is two behind Sampras and one ahead of Borg. Minus the Australian, with 9 slams Djokovic is two behind Borg, one ahead of Connors, Lendl, and Agassi. Minus the French, with 7 slams Nadal is tied with Mats Wilander and McEnroe, one behind Connors, Lendl, and Agassi. Djokovic is rather likely to add to that non-Australian total, maybe even catch Federer's non-Wimbledon total. Do you really think Nadal has three more slams in him outside of Roland Garros?

Probably one of the best rally’s I’ve ever seen

Every two-hander he hits deprives us of the absolute majesty that is his one-hand backhand. That shot is the most picturesque shot in men's tennis; he looks more like a dashing bullfighter than a tennis player when he unleashes it

my speech ;-)

No

He was definitely imitating nadal though

@@theflyingblock121 Well yeah, it was an exhibition where the players frequently imitate each other for fun.

Thank you,was too lazy to type it myself

Rattenhoofd hah

lmao

Hahaha 😂

huh?

Do you really believe that?

No they dont

No Federer uses a one hander.

I use one-handed backhand.

そうじゃないけどさ、まぁいいじゃない

I think its two handed "forehand" not backhand

@@buggyfanatic6918 2:08

Yea I notice after I post but was too lazy to change. Santoro is the guy with two handed forehand.

He does copy Safin's one, and rightly so since it's the best

Actually he was on the tour. He was no.1 in juniors

He was dominating Juniors

sounds about right - monfils never grew up mentally.

on the tennis court tht is.

@Niko Bellic Dude

I feel the same

By that logic Dustin Brown is also a GOAT.He plays beautiful shots.lol

enters

i guess he means that federer looks so "snobbish" and cultured looking down at his racket. like "thats right mum i am watching tennis, i am cultured"

no, just listen to the sound

@@davidwieser8564 wtf bahahaha

@@davidwieser8564 wtf

Its not Baghdatis if it ain't at least 3 rackets.

@@srinitaaigaura yep & Fed destroyed his 3 years before Baghdatis's meltdown. So it's more like a Safin or Ivanisevic

It didn't worked out because you can not lob Karlović...

Valentin Fătu Murray Lobs always go in

Next one worked

Your mean

Murray has the best lob in the world.

Djokovic the Goat is there to save us. Oh, not you Fedtards sorry

Tamás Tóth What on Earth is wrong with you? Of course Nole is an outstanding tennis player along with Rafa ,but no one plays tennis nowadays the way Federer does. I don’t care about your opinion ,but Fed’s (old school) style is unmatched. It is all about the finesse which shows the real beauty of the game. The reason why everyone loves Federer is that he is different than everyone else and after he retires tennis would just be a game of POWER like squash.

Tamás Tóth fed was the bedt in his younger ages alright? Better than nole to be honest

Rafa will still be around