Novak Djokovic's EPIC road to the victory! 🏆 | Roland Garros 2021 | Eurosport Tennis 

Seriously! Those commentators were pathetic!

All Western commentators are at that level or worse

This comment has aged well! 3rd RG title, Triple Career Grand Slam, 94 Career titles, 389 weeks at no.1, oldest RG champion… And Novak ain’t done just yet 😎

Where did you find those grapes? Because they aged like fine wine! :))

You got it, man ;)

job done:) 23 Grand Slams and still counting.

#23

Been there, done that, got the t shirt

#23 Roland Garros 2023

U can't exclude Wimbledon 2018, definitely!! His most significant win , after he was almost lost for motivation to play tennis again !!

I'd add AO 23 because of the significance and the emotional end.

Wimbledon 2014 is also up there, after he lost so many Slam finals and if he lost that one too, he maybe would have never dominated the sport like he did

AO 2008 the first

​@@donvito7344 True, another epic 5 sets victory 😍🔥🔥🔥🔥

It's true that rafa was injured... when he started losing ofc XD

@@ntl219 yeah and after the match he just took 6 month vacation? yeah right

@@jeremykrugher He pretty much managed his whole career around the FO, yes.

@@naysayer1238 It is difficult to have a converation if you are going to generalize so misleadingly to fit your story. "Whole carrer"? Due to health reasons he missed FO 04, 16 and 23 which is ~15% of his roland garros attempts. Not really that "whole". Also he played while being health compromised at 21 and 22 editions. Djokovic beat him in 21 and that's never an easy task but it's obvious that post lockdown Nadal (2020-2022) was a shadow of his prime and played unfit and broken.

Must be heard brocken...He should have won ....

Nah man, this one is great, but his most legendary match/moment is AO2012. That was a timeless moment in history that will live on forever.

@@multiplemike5021 That final will go down alongside the 08 and 80 Wimbledon finals, but generally we know that Djokovic owns Nadal on hard courts. To beat Nadal at Roland Garros then to come back from two sets down in the final two days later, for me, is his best achievement. Though I admit you can't discount 2012 AO, five sets against Murray on Friday then the longest final ever on Sunday.

nice joke 3rd goat

​@@mysticnomad89are you sure about that fedtard ? 😢

Agree--my jaw was on the ground several times.

He's English, he's always that way.

It is so bad. I can’t even tell you. First hour was like a huge storm was over my head. Couldn’t even hear or see the tv first hour. Drove me crazy. Uggg Just turned it off and waited for RU-vid highlights. Not worth the aggravation…..

He was just scared of Djokovic in case he'd win against Berettini lol

@@oerolegend same thug as Nadal…

@@fg92626 Coward against Novak, like rafa out of clay :))

If Nadal were to play...

@@veganioan they’d be worshipping him with their words. Nole isn’t the silver spoon, opportunist… He is the champ for us that needed the player who shows raw emotion like no other. He dethroned the tennis fairy tale of Fedal and it shows how much people resent him for it

He's literally "OH,NO!" whenever Novak wins a point like he stepped on a nail. Lol, so awful and unprofessional!

Yeah , cuz their one surface pony was losing to the GOAT!!!

Footwork and not the foot

Yes the Foot!

He's so lovely to look at!!!!

It's hard to say what he said when he missed the first match point against Berrettini, but he certainly cursed and used the expression BRE, which we Serbs use, and there is no adequate translation for it in English. The closest to a good translation of the expression BRE is as if we were addressing someone with: "Hey; You; Man. At the end of the match with Berrettini, he looks into his box and loudly screams: "Sta je bilo bre?" which means "What happened or what's happening (man)? - asking them like they are too quiet or too scared after that tough 4. set" and then he loudly said "Idemo bre!" or "Let's go (man)!".

Nothing in particular. Was just the accumulation of a lot of pressure and an important fourth set before meeting nadal in the next round

He wasn't screaming at anybody. The scream was him relieving pressure as Berettini had stepped up his level towards the end of the 3rd set and in the 4th set and Novak was aware that if the 4th slipped he might lose the match. It is incredible pressure, especially after winning the first 2 sets considerably easily. Right up to the final point it was really tight in that set so when he won he just let go emotionally. Next time you think a player is screaming AT someone, try and understand the context of the match to figure out why it happened.

He was unleashing the beast that he needed for the next match against rafa.💪

@@itsGrigol yes, this was the reason. There was a curfew and the stands needed to be emptied out. It took some time and disturbed the play. When you are in the zone (this applies to both players) the last thing you need is a lengthy pause. With Rafa, in the semis, it was literally the French president who allowed the curfew to be broken as they played a phenomenal match and any interruption would have affected it. Smart move.

He was just unleashing his anger with how he lost that point and basically cursed himself and was screaming no

Every tennis player has some area of game they just can't develop even through practice,but he is the closest to the best in all areas.

Whats wrong with showing emotions…atleast he is real and shows who he is rather than be fake so that people like him

get rekt