Extended Highlights: Rafael Nadal v Juan Martin Del Potro | Indian Wells 2013 Final

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@ErikCB912 3 года назад

This is one of my favorite tournaments that Nadal won. Everyone was writing him off after his injury in 2012, but this match showed that he was back. He then went on to win Madrid, Rome, RG, Montreal, Cincinnati, and the US Open.

@raheeskhan2218 2 года назад

And number 1 ❤️

@Jacques1103 Год назад

Yeah, absolutely amazing! 😍💪🎾

@zimplyzee Год назад

March 2023 and I am missing him. One last great comeback please, Rafa!!🥹🙏🏻 Vamos

@Jacques1103 Год назад

@@zimplyzee he'll be back 🎾💪❤

@arslaanpasha3334 11 месяцев назад

@@Jacques1103By any miracle if nadal wins next year's French Open he should retire then.

@Max-vb8zc 4 года назад

In 2013 Nadal was unbeaten 27 matches on hardcourt. He won Indian Wells Montreal Cincinnati and the Us Open. The streak ended in the final of Beijing against Djokovic

@menon_ji4984 4 года назад

Since then he never won a set against Djoko in hardcourts

@saminhaque13-52 4 года назад

Thanks for the info 👍

@menon_ji4984 4 года назад

@zakaria djouzi the best player has 2-0 at AO HARDCOURTS. so basically it is 3-2 for Novak and he leads 2-1 at Wimbledon in which he won both finished matches. Remember 20-7 in hardcourts

@rallynub956 4 года назад

zakaria djouzi “Nobody cares about anything other than slams at this level” Bro ur delusional

@menon_ji4984 4 года назад

@zakaria djouzi Nadal is 17-7 at clay. Please correct your data before Posting. Also Djoker leads 29-26 overall

@ashleythomas4112 4 года назад

Man, when Del Potro was on form in 2013 he really was great. Played 2 excellent Masters 1000 finals against Nadal and Djokovic and that Wimbledon semi final against Novak was just amazing. Such a shame what happened with all those injuries starting in 2014.

@MgoUmk Год назад

Also a shame the injuries starting at 2010 after a great 2008/9 lol

@Entername-md1ev 4 месяца назад

@@MgoUmkand the injuries from 2019 onward after a great 2016-2018…poor guy

@omerrasiuk2449 4 года назад

Rafa was unbeaten that year on american HC, what a beast

@brianmannion7097 4 года назад

Did he not enter Miami?

@omerrasiuk2449 4 года назад

@@brianmannion7097 yep, injury

@thenewguy7527 4 года назад

@Nikhil Joshi I don't think anyone else did that, yet they still call him a clay-courter. the big 3 are in a league of their own.

@joshheinink 4 года назад

No ones close to Big3 performance

@rnavarrojr7 4 года назад

Cincinnati and Canada are held back-to-back, no breaks in between. As soon as Nadal won Cinci, he only got a few days rest before playing in Montreal. Then it's just a week's break before US Open. What a tough schedule, fatigue surely sets in very fast.

@RVDS1996 4 года назад

Love the 2013 Rafa forehand, looks amazing

@callum5244 4 года назад

I think he puts less spin on it now and less pace

@aniiyengar7260 4 года назад

@@callum5244 more pace

@atptouracademy1121 4 года назад

Much more pace

@adhitsuwandi4880 3 года назад

He later injured his wrist and shoulder which led to the change of grip and motion. Hence his forehand was whack in 2015-2016

@dinhvanhung4865 3 года назад

@GTS Just watch the 2014 FO final. The forehand was a bazooka!

@DeceitfulDestiny 4 года назад

2010 and 2013 absolute monster Rafa, amazing to see!

@ismaeelbutt7112 Год назад

And 2022

@elliotthoskins1590 Год назад

2008 and 2017 were pretty good as well

@arslaanpasha3334 11 месяцев назад

@@ismaeelbutt7112nah after 2022 it was all decline for nadal. He lost most of his matches after that

@l.v.3952 4 года назад

Lol the sponsor on the net😂😂

@Activision24 2 года назад

😂

@owenlewis6399 4 года назад

Insane that Rafa stayed in that 4-all, love-15 point for as long as he did

@jackmessent3490 4 года назад

Thanks very much Tennis TV for uploading these extended highlights of classic matches.

@brandonkeisler86 4 года назад

Damn I miss tennis

@tennisradu 4 года назад

The good old times when Rafa had beautiful outfits... 😭

@chaitanyanandurkar9009 4 года назад

Radu Goran true I don’t know why he always get the ugly pink ?

@tennisradu 4 года назад

@@dragonite6497 us open and RG 2019 were amazing, AO and Acapulco 2020 not my fav, but at least he won a title in it 😂

@atharvathatte9335 4 года назад

Also the time when Rafa was Rafa!

@tennisradu 4 года назад

@@atharvathatte9335 Rafa is always Rafa, your comment doesn't make sense 😂

@atharvathatte9335 4 года назад

@@tennisradu No Rafa is 50% now adays than what he used to be!

@PrivaBonito 4 года назад

Indian Wells always brings us fantastic matches. Best M1000 hands down.

@nujeru99 4 года назад

This was such a fantastic match! DelPo was in terrific form, and Rafa was just a maestro in 2013. Matches like this (as well as Nadal’s 2013 season where he won IW, Cincinatti, Canada, US Open, etc) shows that anyone who says Nadal is “a clay court specialist”...is lying through their teeth. Rafa has been winning on HC since 2005

@Activision24 2 года назад

He played great tennis in AO 2009,2012,2014 and 2017 and US Open too. Haters will always hates...

@angelor96 2 года назад

He’s an amazing hard court player but almost statistically unbeatable on clay . He has an 19-8 record I believe against djokovic on clay and a losing record 7-20 on hard . Against fed it’s 14-2 on clay and 8-11 on hard . A lot of it is matchups he can give Federer a hard time on any surface because of how they’re games matchup. He also has more us opens than djokovic which is incredible even though he hasn’t been as consistent there throughout his career as djokovic .

@PassingShot 2 года назад

Watching this in 2022, when he is unbeaten 15-0 on hard courts as well. He looks more invincible nowadays actually, which is kinda incredible for a guy everyone said he’ll be out at his 30s.

@younesmirkabdi8851 4 года назад

the first challenge & the first trophy of the best comeback from injury in tennis history

@ShaunJo 4 года назад

Federer's comeback in 2017 is on par with this comeback too

@damerkmawphlang235 4 года назад

Djokovic comeback 2018

@damerkmawphlang235 4 года назад

zakaria djouzi he was seeded 12 at Wimbledon and finished the season as no.1 that's 4-5 months after an elbow surgery. Can you explain to me why it that isn't a top 5 comeback?

@damerkmawphlang235 4 года назад

@zakaria djouzi Federer in 2017: 2 grand slams 3 masters 9000 points Nadal in 2013: 2 grand slams 5 masters WTF finalist 13,000 points Djokovic in 2018: 2 grand slams 2 masters WTF finalist 9000 points Djokovic did pretty well considering his comeback began in Wimbledon. Federer and Nadal had their comebacks way earlier in the year and had more time to win more tournaments. If you count a whole calendar year(Wimbledon 2018 - Wimbledon 2019) for Djokovic, the stats would be: 4 grand slams, 3 masters WTF finalist 12,000 points

@ravirathee6801 4 года назад

@@damerkmawphlang235 simply because he caught fire after playing a lot of tennis . After injury , but not putting that in top five is not justice to novak

@danielm.valenti9607 13 дней назад

Inolvidable ese torneo que grande Rafa. También del Potro. 👏🏻🇦🇷

@mehdimeghdadi203 4 года назад

Del Potros Forehand was one of the best and beautiful i ever saw. So sad he had such bad luck with injuries. When he was fit he was definetly a serious contender.

@adnaneelyoussofi4576 4 года назад

Thenks u tennis Tv for this matches classic 🤙🏽🙏🏽

@maryalexis1363 4 года назад

Thanks love the video That year was Amaizing when he play you geting so involved it's unpilevimple it's so sad we haven't see tennis I hope they came back soon.

@malistuart4581 4 года назад

Thank you for uploading this video

@svarmanyusingh1952 4 года назад

The level at which rafa played in this match Is incredible!!!

@svarmanyusingh1952 4 года назад

It's impossible to hate delpo

@yannc.1023 4 года назад

Perfect highlights, thanks !

@DiesDasDaniel 4 года назад

4:13 Man I totally thought this ball from Rafa will go out 100% 😂

@syedfawaz7416 4 года назад

Rafa's swing is " OMBELIEBABLE "

@RudG10 4 года назад

dude is it called sidespin or what idk but godamn that ball turns so much everytime he does that

@bogzyolsson2061 4 года назад

RudG I suppose you mean topspin when it comes to the spin of the ball.😅

@zice209 4 года назад

Bogzy Olsson sidespin for it to turn like that

@bogzyolsson2061 4 года назад

Th3speedoflight Yeah, thanks for correcting me.👍 I meant ”alike topspin, but sideways”. I just wrote it very unclear.😅

@Vaisin 2 года назад

Rafael Nadal, one of the greatest hard court players of all time

@kikaa1884 Год назад

After Djokovic and Federer actually in big 3 era. Nadal won 25 Hard court ATP titles 6 major titles 10 ATP masters titles 1 Olympic gold medal 6 ATP 500 hard court titles. 2 ATP 250 hard court titles Nadal is one of the greatest hard court player of all time in open era

@kikaa1884 Год назад

He was finalist many times on hard courts also which should be taken

@pd3924 День назад

I wish Potro was born 10-20 years later. He is truly an amazing player. If he were able to play today physically fit, he certainly would be the most dominant figure to entertain us esp with his best ever forehand skills. Love Potro!

@Jacques1103 3 года назад

Best season of Rafa 😍🎾

@oldfrend 2 года назад

this rafa was a warrior unlike any other. he would run and run and run no matter how hopeless, and still pull miracle winners out of thin air. even today rafa has become more tactical with his effort, but this one might be the most demoralizing opponent to ever play on the men's tour.

@nikolaramic 3 года назад

This match was a turning point in Rafa's 2013 years

@3883melange 2 года назад

So incredible!!

@listenchump4041 4 года назад

Man there is nothing on tv without them right now. I hope this will give Delpo a bit more time to get settled.

@undergroundkid8337 3 года назад

Great retro vides especially for us new tennis fans

@requinthai2087 4 года назад

Very good memory !!!

@deandalton8482 4 года назад

This was when you realized Rafa was back. Before this there was a lot of doubt that he would get back to the top of the game after the 2012 layoff

@jacobschmidt2709 4 года назад

cough.....steroids....cough

@facundofacundo1560 4 года назад

thanks tennis tv for listening to my requests. could you also upload delpo vs murray and delpo vs djokovic in 2013? Sorry the moleetias caused. these highlights brighten my quarantine

@IIC4NCELEDII 4 года назад

Yes I want to see Del p vs Novak 2013 Indian Wells. Can’t find good high lights on that match

@user-be5qg7mr1s 2 года назад

another HARDCOURT title. Legend and goat, Nadal

@leoxardisimo 4 года назад

Excelent videos!! Could you please upload a highlights of "Del Pòtro Djokovic, Indian Wells 2013"? I can't found anything at internet of this match.

@igoryu7964 4 года назад

Buen partido especialmente los dos primeros sets

@user-kz7hj1le1z 4 года назад

Nadal hit ball delpotro’s backhand mainly, and Nadal performed nice catching and footwork against very powerful forehand. Those made the way of winning of delpotoro crazy.

@Jacques123-tp2ll 2 месяца назад

One of my favorite tournaments that Rafa won 🤩❤💪

@FPLbeanie Год назад

Thinking back the level of tennis that Nadal played back in 2013 was insane

@ciprianghenghea7779 4 года назад

5:45 Hollyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Delpo got some big talent there.Like very much the shot.Soooooooooooo smooth

@afrozakoly9306 4 года назад

Only because of him, meaning Rafa, I love tennis. As a muslim I always pray may Allah guide him and his family.

@stojankisic2870 4 года назад

Nice highlights again,make highlights of 2005 and 2006 iw finals please

@mainemceachern1521 2 года назад

To think it would be another 5 years DelPo would have to wait for his next Indian Wells final and his first (and only) Master's title. Really glad he finally got one.

@aboudtartir5060 4 года назад

Can you please post Del Potro vs Djokovic Indian Wells 2013 Semifinals

@seroromix 4 года назад

Hey Tennis tv do u guys have any highlights of Joachim "Pim Pim" Johansson ?

@bryangregory48 26 дней назад

It’s honestly pathetic how slow these courts were at this time. Leave courts that slow for the clay court season. It’s crazy how much they changed the surfaces to help out some players

@user-ig4lb8sx2j 4 года назад

Дель Потро так просто не обыграешь, даже Надалю дал жару ))

@grbe2392 2 года назад

Chair Umpire sound is the best!

@svarmanyusingh1952 4 года назад

When you call a 36 masters 1000 champion A clay court player

@viccelito 4 года назад

25 of those 35 (not 36 btw) are on clay. Idiot.

@storiesamore9485 4 года назад

@@viccelito he's still more than a clay courter

@jton6852 4 года назад

@@viccelito Yes, but the problem here is that "clay-courter" is used as a pejorative, while "hard courter" isn't even really a thing. But someone like Agassi won the vast majority of his tournaments on hard court, but because he won one Wimbledon and one RG people don't consider him a specialist. Whereas Nadal has won 2 Wimbledons, 5 hard court slams, 10 masters on hard court and an Olympic gold medal. While also being better on clay courts than anyone on any single surface in tennis history. Imagine if Agassi had 2-3 RG, 2 Wimbledon, and 20+ hard court slams, plus 5-6 masters on clay and 40-50 masters on hard court. That's essentially what Nadal is.

@arslaanpasha3334 11 месяцев назад

@@jton6852Agassi used steroids to play, he was even banned for them

@Joseph-be3tv Год назад

I got to see Nadal play this year on semifinals day at the US open where he destroyed Gasquet. At least I got to see this legend play one time

@IEATPEACH 4 года назад

Ombelibable match

@probablypondering1657 Год назад

I have only been to one tennis tournament in my life and it was this one right here. Was devastated to see DelPo lose after witnessing him blow Andy Murray off the court in the quarters.

@Jacques1103 9 месяцев назад

The 2013 season of Nadal is one of the best seasons ever in tennis history 💪🤩

@dani__crocs 4 года назад

Delpo was a beast in 2013

@udaybtc1190 4 года назад

@tennistv pls upload Murray vs Ferrer Miami 2013

@the.genius7362 4 года назад

Nadal just went straight up aggressive on the third set.

@felixy23 4 года назад

Del Potro's forehand so underrated.

@XxMaplerzxX 4 года назад

it definitely isn't, everyone knows how good it is

@truthseekertitan3986 4 года назад

Just look at Rafa how fast he was back then in his prime years! Nowadays he's half as fast and half as strong at rallying than in 2013.. especially on HC. On clay though he sometimes reaches this level of rallying.

@tennisradu 4 года назад

Well, he's 7 years older, what did you expect? 😂

@truthseekertitan3986 4 года назад

@@tennisradu Djokovic is still going strong bro. That was my point.

@tennisradu 4 года назад

@@truthseekertitan3986 if you claim to be a Rafan, you should know you can't compare how many injuries Rafa had with Djokovic

@truthseekertitan3986 4 года назад

@@tennisradu lol.. I don't have to claim anything to you to say the least. I just stated a fact.. as the end result, Djokovic has retained much of his baseline control gameplan of prime days than Rafa did. Rafa's intense baseline exchanges are what I miss nowadays especially against Jerkovic ..to be precise, it's what keeping Jerkovic advantageous against Rafa.

@tennisradu 4 года назад

@@truthseekertitan3986 You must understsnd Rafa's game has changed since 2017. He no more relies on baseline rallies or anything you say. He's more aggressive, he comes to the net more often, because he can't only defend as in the past, again, be grateful for the fact he's still playing and he does it amazing. 😁

@moc0097 2 года назад

2013 Nadal is OP! Look at that huge Forehand

@jamesj5565 4 года назад

7:53 that's a new grunt from Rafa

@bernardocallahan 4 года назад

Gulbis vs Nadal, PLEASE.

@martytimmons4 4 года назад

Cuando Rafa defendía como el mejor.

@fef29x 4 года назад

alms in this hard times...

@dropshot118 4 года назад

When Nadal smells blood in the water he dosen't let up. Creating opportunities with that spin /power to flatten that forehand.

@strongwise1255 3 года назад

first hc title since tokyo 2010 👀

@tamimikbal8110 4 месяца назад

1st of all Rafa is looking very smart and cute❤❤..

@rafagoat8011 2 года назад

Rafa is definitely winning french open this year I dare anyone Stop Rafa winning french open 2022

@r.caglartoker1863 2 года назад

🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

@Jacques1103 9 месяцев назад

One of my favorite tournaments that Nadal won ❤💪

@manzonzix5639 2 года назад

Del potro i have to beat murray , Djokovic , nadal to win a masters . This is crazy .

@thalapathysakthidharan391 4 года назад

I bet there will be war between nadal and djokovic fans in comments

@vasekfrydl6373 4 года назад

How many finals did Delpo have to lose to finally get one.

@thenewguy7527 4 года назад

and almost lost that one too, Federer had a 40-15 while serving for the match (iconic scoreline)

@arslaanpasha3334 11 месяцев назад

@@thenewguy7527The biggest choker of all time

@Ihasfinger911 4 года назад

By the time there is a covid19 vaccine everyone will be much better learned in modern tennis history.

@susaneshraghi7124 3 года назад

2013 this following a 6/7 month out of tennis for Nadal with knee problems

@arslaanpasha3334 11 месяцев назад

Why nobody talks about nadal's knee injurie? How could he recover from that within 6 months. Federer had knee surgery in 2016 and he wasnt the same after that. Maybe nadal uses some steroids.

@edisonsubandi7231 2 года назад

Nadal not really care who got the most…. He is happy what he got now. Now approve 21st slam is nadal got first at least. Champion. Vamos.

@rub1516 4 года назад

Se le escapó a Delpo. Se quedó sin nafta después de ganarle a Murray y Djokovic.

@federox86 4 года назад

fatto buco del culo il penultimo, pero bravissimi/.

@haajiryabre335 4 года назад

Later that year Delpo destroyed Nadal in Shanghai 6-2 6-4

@atharvathatte9335 4 года назад

But this was final which mattered!

@ybbetter5559 4 года назад

I’m sure Nadal is fine with that. He does have 18 more slams than Delpo anyways

@haajiryabre335 4 года назад

Anthony nobody talked about who has more grand slams fool

@nujeru99 4 года назад

Nadal had won 10 titles on the year by that point, including 3 Masters Series on Hard Court, two Slams (including a 2nd US Open), and secured the #1 ranking. I’m sure he sleeps well at night when thinking about 2013

@jacobschmidt2709 4 года назад

@@nujeru99 Nadal lost in the first round at Wimbledon that year. That tarnishes his 2013 imo from being an all-time great year.

@sathiya4340 2 года назад

❤️

@Chosen293 9 месяцев назад

Real ones know nadals favorite tournament is Indian wells.

@r.7992 Год назад

هذا نادال يا أنذال 😜

@cedricdecharme 4 года назад

Stop fucking CORONA!!! We want to see the end of the story with Roger, Rafa and Novak!!!

@masters.1000 4 года назад

Del Potro choked.

@mna9211 4 года назад

Corona🤣🤣

@dripstore626 4 года назад

First

@user-zi7br9mc8d 7 месяцев назад

Nadale était toujours obsédé par gagner...

@jbm8167 7 месяцев назад

DelPo is so 1 dimensional lol. Big FH can get you so far

@ductrung3993 4 года назад

If Potro wasnt that tired (mentally and physically) after beating both Murray and Djokovic, the result might have been different (different surface but look at Shanghai later in '13)

@kchuk1965 4 года назад

ductrung3993 Shanghai is also one of the fastest courts left on the pro tour

@nujeru99 4 года назад

Oh gimme a break. Since DelPo was so “tired”....should Nadal have postponed the Final for 1 or 2 days??? Folks will say anything to not give Rafa credit for a win lol

@jacobschmidt2709 4 года назад

Very true. Delpo is definitely better than the one surface wonder on hard when he is fresh.

@ErikCB912 2 года назад

@@jacobschmidt2709 one surface wonder? He’s also really good on grass and he played pretty well on clay in 2009.