20 YEARS AGO TODAY! The First EVER Federer vs Nadal Match at Miami 2004 ❤️

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20 years since Miami 2004: where the Fedal rivalry was born!
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@jadr3123 Месяц назад

Rafa Nadal, at the age of a high school student, beat world number 1 prime Federer, on hard court, a surface that it’s not his favourite. Absolutely incredible.

@penaldo4234 Месяц назад

I think this is probably one of his favourite court as he himself mentioned in one of those interview "i like fast hard court"

@codegeek-il5fm Месяц назад

@@penaldo4234 lol this was a slow court and Nadal absolutely sucks on Fast hard courts. I love Nadal but he is more dangerous on slow courts and history has shown that.

@AlejandroGarcia-wz1qi Месяц назад

@@codegeek-il5fm Cincinnati is faster than Miami and he won it one time. However, he couldn't win in Miami after 5 finals.

@penaldo4234 Месяц назад

@codegeek-il5fm oh my mistake about Miami state,yeah you are right he won many titles on slower court I'm just sayin that he likes fast court more,he admitted it himself

@garrettharrington6993 Месяц назад

@@penaldo4234no he doesnt, hes a slow court player. it allows him to utilize the high bounce. hes never been a flat hitter. thats why he has won RG 14 times and Wimbledon only 2

@mozo199 Месяц назад

First ever meeting and he beat Federer on a hard court, Wow..!

@markokostickox Месяц назад

Who?Nadal or steroids?

@huzcer Месяц назад

Nadal beat Federer 2 to 1 for the first 30 matches

@HeavyTopspin Месяц назад

It's funny, you can actually see Federer struggling with the insane topspin.

@yongli4304 Месяц назад

@@markokostickox Nadal muscles through all his shots, alcaraz is the same; both are injury prone; I do not see artistry there.

@jeannalacubana10 22 дня назад

I remember!!❤

@arthurlaubach2076 Месяц назад

Federer became #1 for the first time here only 2 months before. Then Rafa gets him. Foreshadowing of epic matches to come. Great respect for a great rivalry. Nadal was the only player to consistently beat Federer in his prime. It made for must see tv in the 2000’s. Thanks for the memories guys!

@ertugrulkorpinar51 Месяц назад

One of the most underrated Nadal performance in his career even

@abarakadabaras Месяц назад

Well rated. He is one of the all time greatest.

@TheRafaelBond Месяц назад

lol, he did nothing too much, Fed was whack.

@JK-fw3tb Месяц назад

@@abarakadabaras He is talking about this match, not Nadals career genius

@Pakos-Terimos 15 дней назад

@@JK-fw3tb i love you.

@JK-fw3tb 14 дней назад

@@Pakos-Terimos Thanks

@InvisibleMan95 Месяц назад

Can't believe it's been 20 years.

@anseinueseima408 Месяц назад

cant believe we still seeing Nadal play

@asud2571 Месяц назад

@@anseinueseima408 we only see him practice

@anseinueseima408 Месяц назад

@@asud2571 I mean he played pretty fine in brisbane

@michelewilliams4702 Месяц назад

@@anseinueseima408fine? That wasn’t fine, it sucked. He should retire.

@anseinueseima408 Месяц назад

@@michelewilliams4702 oh😅

@Ostanovite_zemlu_ya_soydu Месяц назад

This rivalry was one of the greatest, full of respect to each other from the beginning till the end, miss both of them😭😭

@huzcer Месяц назад

for the first 30 matches Nadal beat Federer 2 to 1.

@absolutelynothingtoseehere 17 дней назад

@@huzcer I've seen it said that Federer was handicapped by failing to upgrade to a more modern racquet, which he finally did in 2014.

@huzcer 16 дней назад

@@absolutelynothingtoseehere more due to the fact that Nadal wasn't as consistently effective off clay as much after the AO 2014. For example the bigger racket size made no difference against Djokovic. Federer last beat Djokovic in a slam match still aged just 30 in 2012, over 10 years before he retired.

@orenthaljames2534 Месяц назад

love the intro. Rafael Nadal could very well become number 1 player in the world on day. IMMENSE PROMISE

@soryapum7932 Месяц назад

Their level her is so far from their 2008 Wimbledon final. It is amazing how these two men manage to increase their level to summits never explored and contributed to the level of tennis that even video games developer cannot cope with today.

@joeljoseph4518 Месяц назад

wow! that prediction from the commentator about Rafa being number one someday was spot on.

@ccox2823 22 дня назад

This gave me chills, I really admire Rafa, true athlete.

@7l0r1an4 Месяц назад

A classic and a beginng for what was an incredible rivalry!

@moheganson Месяц назад

And friendship

@Phi1.618 Месяц назад

In my opinion, the best possible camera angle and an excellent surface for having rallies that are neither too long nor too short.

@santirf1619 Месяц назад

You can see Nadal had a strategy because he planned this match beforehand… and Federer didn’t, because as he himself admitted, when he was younger he only planned the matches against his mail rivals or final rounds, and Nadal here was none of it.

@LafalletteH Месяц назад

What a performance only at 17 years of age

@JuanyOrue Месяц назад

Al fin unos highlights extendidos de este partido, 20 años tuvieron que pasar

@matanjacoetzee5457 Месяц назад

A classic rivalry that will ho down in History. Many more to come!❤😊

@zoltanember6353 Месяц назад

I have been waiting for this... actually literally for 20 years!😄

@Aksriv100 Месяц назад

And rest is history ♥️

@Ostanovite_zemlu_ya_soydu Месяц назад

These two guys look very promising, I guess they can win some grand slams in future😁👍

@user-nv1cg9rx9p Месяц назад

Was Federer no1 when this happened

@FearsomeVoid Месяц назад

@@user-nv1cg9rx9p yes he was.

@bernhardherrmann7164 Месяц назад

I guess there is another guy even better than them

@Ostanovite_zemlu_ya_soydu Месяц назад

@@bernhardherrmann7164Serbian machine??))

@PolnipatTemiyajatiProMann 9 дней назад

He s so good in hard court as well , good relationship between us 👍👍

@freidagreenfield6270 19 дней назад

I remember this match so well 🎾🤩 Hard to believe 20 years have passed ! Today is April 28th 2024 & it's apparent that Rafa will be retiring in the next few weeks 😢 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🥇🥇 I have no idea how many trophy's they've won between the 2 of them, but I've enjoyed them all ❤️🎾 End of an era for Roger too ❤ I understand that Djokovic came along and & surpassed both of them 👏👏👏 and also, I can't leave out Andy Murray ✅️ Djokovic is still going strong & will go down in History as the Best ❤🥇🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🥇 I Wish All of Them the Best ❤️ Loved all of the Tennis Greats before and the Newbies giving us a new generation to watch 😎 Soo many to bet on, but without injuries, my money would be on Yannick Sinner & Carlos Alcatraz ✅️

@mirnesnuhanovic9597 Месяц назад

I am a Novak's fan but Nadal was amazing.

@pdcdesign9632 10 дней назад

This is the time when Federer realized real competition was in the horizon. Fed rode that 4 year Roddick-Hewitt-Old Agassi era to his advantage before Nadal started spanking him consistently.

@prashantbokade347 4 дня назад

He is the hardest hitting player ever

@quentincrisp6933 Месяц назад

It's evident that in 5 years the pace of the groundstrokes increased measurably from '04‼

@user-cy6xl3vd3f Месяц назад

Yeah, it is really blatant how the pace became faster and more violent over the following 15 years or so

@davidmillar2594 19 дней назад

"There's quite a bit of top spin on that forehand."

@abradfordajb Месяц назад

Great post, thanks!

@skarteek2000 Месяц назад

Pure gold !!

@Godse-Putuka 25 дней назад

And Federer won the last battle in 2019 wimbledon

@LizardPeep Месяц назад

FEDAL ❤

@moheganson Месяц назад

Was Fed even playing ATP matches at 17? After seeing this, I think Rafa is the 🐐 he had tougher competition than Roger and Novak and battled lots of injuries. To be 17 and beat prime Fed on a hard court is mind blowing. His backhand (angles) and net play are also very underrated

@badarauflo 12 дней назад

What level of tennis😮. Fantastic!! Impossible to have other two like them in my life

@RD-yc6dg 22 дня назад

Fed said right then. This guy's gonna win a couple of French Opens

@HannaSQubti 4 дня назад

“Quite an astonishing win by a young man whose progress is so fast, so rapid, that one wonders where it will all end.”

@juancarlosnadermora716 10 дней назад

I was at that match! Always a Federer fan but that day Nadal shows who he was and going to be. He moved like a cat that day.

@ozik1912 Месяц назад

Beating the GOAT at the beginning of his prime is outstanding. That's why he is Rafa. I am also surprised to see Federer's stats. 22 years old and already he had 14 single titles. OMG...

@victoria_marleo Месяц назад

Don Rafael Nadal Parera 🙌🙌🇪🇸

@arnzfit 16 дней назад

I think if these guys keep training they might be world champions one day

@aidanhiggins3499 28 дней назад

It's funny how this match point closely resembles the 2007 Wimbledon Final match point, except the outcome (and part of the court) was the reverse.

@mg4680 14 дней назад

Two legends 👍

@martinceballo7534 Месяц назад

Acá empezó todo Cómo los extraño

@kevinzahri78 10 дней назад

Greatest tennis rivalry of all time. The contrast of styles is what makes it so interesting. U know exactly what u are going to get from both players. There are no surprises. Just a question of who can prevail.

@MrEkin03 16 дней назад

That inexperienced Nadal if played today would literally go through the entirety of ATP with ease. He had ludicrous amount of speed.

@agar12r Месяц назад

this 17 yr old kid has potential

@lopadey4707 12 дней назад

Two great player

@raph42 21 день назад

“One wonders where it will all end.” 😢

Месяц назад

El inicio de una era.

@Ssagar304 Месяц назад

From the very first match Nadal made him uncomfortable on the court. Only player to be able to do that to Federer in his prime

@MalekAhmed-kz3zu Месяц назад

Novak too, he beat Federer in 3 straight sets at 2008 Australian Open semi-finals. He was The first one to stop federer on hard courts at grand slams, even before Nadal who dominated federer then just at Roland Garros

@codegeek-il5fm Месяц назад

@@MalekAhmed-kz3zu To be fair, yes Novak beat federer in AO 2008 but until 2013-2014ish, Federer was ahead of him in head to head and only after 2014 onwards, Djoker started beating Federer more often than not. Federer true nemesis was always Nadal especially because Nadal beat him in his Prime many times.

@initialize21 Месяц назад

@@MalekAhmed-kz3zubeginning of 2008 was mono-Fed. If Federer wasn't sick, he would have dominated Bathroombreakovic in that match

@MalekAhmed-kz3zu Месяц назад

@@codegeek-il5fm I don't disagree with you. Nadal was actually the biggest threat to Federer in the first half of his career. But from 2012 to 2020, Djokovic became the biggest obstacle in Federer’s path in his beloved tournaments. At Wimbledon, US Open, Australian Open, Sunshine Double and ATP finals. Since 2017, Nadal has no longer posed any problem to Federer outside of clay courts, as evidenced by the fact that he beat Nadal with relative ease at 2019 Wimbledon semi-final, while he was unable to beat Novak in the final, even though Roger was at his best and even though Novak was not on his day and was not playing at his best level.

@masters.1000 Месяц назад

Federer had the flu this match, barely beat Davydenko before this. Nadal said so.

@iulianpartenie6260 Месяц назад

The next round he lost to F. Gonzales and the title was won by Andy Roddick.

@tis400 5 дней назад

Nadal went on to pretty much own Roger, at one point holding a 24-8 head to head lead. In a strange plot twist, Federer won their last 8 meetings, Including the 2018 Aussie Open to make it respectable.

@teodortodorov2609 Месяц назад

"THE REST IS A STORY"

@wanda64 Месяц назад

Fedal ❤

@danbotez1307 День назад

First ever Nadal vs. Fed meeting was Dubai 2004, not Miami 2004, when Nadal won in straights. In Miami Fed tied their H2H record: 1-1. It was also the last time Fed tied their H2H record, as Nadal stayed way ahead up to their final H2H record: 24-15.

@taylorpack7705 6 дней назад

Uncle Toni knew exactly how to play Roger

@user-sz2ut4od6s Месяц назад

Rafa turned pro when he was 14????

@AlejandroGarcia-wz1qi Месяц назад

Yes, at the beginning of 2001.

@HuhHa-pm8fc Месяц назад

he turned pro when he was born 😂

@ksc743 Месяц назад

That surprised me as well. 14!

@zoltanember6353 Месяц назад

It's very interesting how RF couln't read Rafa's game at that point and how a 17 year-old kid could keep that tennis monster under control. At this point, Roger already had all the big scalps under his belt. Not only that, but he humiliated Agassi only a half year and Hewitt a couple of weeks earlier both times on home soils. And here you can see some kind of puzzledom and a bit of fear especially after those huge lefty forehands. This rivalry is a treasure not only for the tennis but for the world heritage.:D

@masters.1000 Месяц назад

Federer was sick, nothing to do with Nadal. He would have lost to anyone.

@zoltanember6353 Месяц назад

@@masters.1000 yeah, just like against Marat 05, Nalbandian 05, even against Canas in 07 two times in a row...etc. And of course, all the time against Rafa or the Joker. You FedFans are unbeleivable.🤣

@miroslavjanecek9993 Месяц назад

@@zoltanember6353 It's actually true that he was sick during this tournament but I believe he would have lost anyway, because he didn't know Nadal and had no idea what kind of a monster was coming at him. Nadal's game was extremely unpleasant to him and he wouldn't be able to find solutions in their first match even if he was 100% healthy. That's what I think as a Federer fan.

@thomasecallaghan1111 20 часов назад

13:21 Perhaps the most comical Nadal celebration I've seen - "the Prancing Elbow"

@mje2518 День назад

That Nadal kid looks like he might be pretty good some day

@djenkavasa2690 Месяц назад

This would be like Sinner today losing to Joao Fonseca

@c3vzn Месяц назад

Wow yeah. Puts it in perspective

@taopaille-paille4992 19 дней назад

Indeed

@sandeepthilakan7728 29 дней назад

This match reminds me of Tsitsipas vs Alcaraz. Just that Federer improved so much and completely turned it around in 2017.

@bluevon5021 Месяц назад

Little did we know....

@smashthestateX Месяц назад

i saw this live, wow i was only 15, time flies and father time takes no prisoners. the spice must flow

@meilstone 14 дней назад

He just stunned Fed and the rest of the World 🌎

@somerset006 Месяц назад

Fed: I better prepare for the next game against this youngster!!!

@RyJ2009 Месяц назад

You know it's old when the guy commentating sounds like he's from the 18th century, old chap.

@freidagreenfield6270 19 дней назад

😂😂😂😂🎾 Lol

@73edg 23 дня назад

If you want proof why Federer is not the best at the net, here it is.

@cattlebuyer Месяц назад

Nadal obviously added a lot to his game, but all the ingredients were there and he was pretty consistent. Compared to Alcaraz, he wasn't quite as fast around the court but he could direct the ball anywhere he wanted with heavy topspin. You can tell he had good hands from the drop shot he put in-no wonder he started coming to the net.

@Skiiiiiifreeeeeee 27 дней назад

Eh I'm not sure al alcaraz is faster around the court than a young nadal. I don't think I've ever seen anyone as hard to put away than nadal when he was younger

@cattlebuyer 27 дней назад

@@Skiiiiiifreeeeeee It's definitely a close call! Nadal could definitely put more work on the ball when he got to a difficult shot to get those extreme passing banana shots that somehow land in.

@sandromaghlakelidze5402 Месяц назад

Rest is history...

@sunset3052 Месяц назад

This young kid will win many FOs in coming years

@sunset3052 11 дней назад

🤣🤣🤣 14 FO is a lot...

@NakedEyes-lm3bj 14 дней назад

So much respect for both players ❤❤❤

@johnhutcheon2806 Месяц назад

So how is it that they talk of Alcaraz like there has never been any young players with amazing potential in the past? Nadal, Borg, Federer, Agassi, McEnroe, Murray ....!!!

@martydav9475 Месяц назад

Becker and Wilander winning Majors at seventeen too.

@edoardocippitelli4158 Месяц назад

Those bandanas looked cool

@kevinrombouts3027 9 дней назад

Brilliant performance and he was only 17. We can clearly see why Federer had so much trouble against him throughout his career.

@Arbeeaye3637 Месяц назад

GROAT... greatest rivalry of all time.

@HeavyTopspin Месяц назад

Third-best. They only played 40 times and Rafa held an 8-win advantage. Meanwhile, Nole-Fed played 50 times with a 4-win advantage, and Nole-Rafa played 59(!!!) times with a 1-win difference.

@huzcer Месяц назад

Nadal beat Federer 2 to 1 for the first 30 matches. it was a bit of a one way street for a long time. The odd thing about Djokovic and Nadal is that even with more than double the Slams + Big Title Events on hardcourt compare to clay that they have played more matches on clay than hardcourt. More than double over-representation compared to the tour.

@martydav9475 Месяц назад

There have been lots of great rivalries: Laver/Rosewall, Laver/Gonzales, Borg/Connors, Borg/McEnroe, McEnroe/Connors, Lendl/McEnroe, Lendl/Becker, Becker/Edberg, Sampras/Agassi etc.

@popdeco1133 Месяц назад

you miss us

@thecoach1683 Месяц назад

Rafa going hard at Fed's backhand right from the beginning

@josealvim6596 Месяц назад

Federer must be thinking: This guy didn't play like Sampras, or Agassi or anyone!! How to play against him?? And, he still didn't know that the worst still coming, the Serbian !!!

@CVSylver08 Месяц назад

Tennis world wasn't ready.

@DonYang73 15 дней назад

This is what Alcaraz is doing today…….

@DonYang73 15 дней назад

Fed knew immediately this was the man who was gonna give him a run for his money the next 20 years

@mrpoopoo888 Месяц назад

a lot of potential for these two youngsters. Wishing them best of luck in the years to come b

@laurentdu78 7 дней назад

At 17 yo, Rafaël Nadal was already too good for Federer ! 😎 And Novak Djokovic passed them both and became the Greatest of All Time

@varademoises 13 дней назад

1st H2H game, hard court, Nadal won in straight sets.

@sln7839 18 дней назад

Federer wouldn’t have expected Nadal to play this well before the match and after the match, he’d have thought he’s going to be a longtime rival.

@penaldo4234 Месяц назад

I still not born yet that year

@DonYang73 15 дней назад

Nadal took this so easily, it was like ripping the unpolished Fed apart. Thereafter Fed knew that the ponytail had to go.

@AdyHh-up9ez Месяц назад

Fed realized my backhand gonna be abused badly for next decade before I reinvent it again🤣

@absolutelynothingtoseehere 17 дней назад

It's almost like they've grown up together.

@LDantinhas 13 дней назад

2004 Miami is irrelevant, we all know what happened next, Roger Federer won 11 titles in 2004: 3 grand slams, 3 ATP Masters titles and the Tennis Master Cup. He was the first player to win 3 grand slams in the same season since Mats Wilander in 1988! I rest my case🤷🏻‍♂️🤣…