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Pete Sampras vs Pat Rafter: Wimbledon Final 2000 (Extended Highlights) 

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@Dr1n1an
@Dr1n1an 4 года назад
I remember watching this match with my dad, who is in heaven now. Thanks for uploading this.
@danielhowe7362
@danielhowe7362 5 лет назад
Pete Sampras was always pure class and such a fine gentleman! I remember being so happy for him! People used to criticise Pete's lack of public emotion but his tears after this game showed he was just a quiet, modest, superbly skilful, nice gentleman!
@EndoftheTownProductions
@EndoftheTownProductions 4 года назад
Yes, he was a humble champion.
@maturanita
@maturanita 4 года назад
Daniel Howe yes, he was. Federer on the other hand......
@Vaisin
@Vaisin 3 года назад
@@maturanita Roger has become a nice gentleman as well over the years, something he wasn't as much back then on court (Off court he was always nice).
@maturanita
@maturanita 3 года назад
@@Vaisin all part of an act, just as Boris Becker has said
@Rajesh45636
@Rajesh45636 3 года назад
Yes pistol pete is my all time favourite
@jimmylovesbikes
@jimmylovesbikes 5 лет назад
The greatest tennis shot of all time: The Pete Sampras Serve
@urossubaric3938
@urossubaric3938 5 лет назад
Nadal's forehand and Djokovic's return are much greater than Pete's serve
@mus31
@mus31 5 лет назад
@@urossubaric3938 try again
@animanga9597
@animanga9597 5 лет назад
@@urossubaric3938 wroooong.
@novola1972
@novola1972 5 лет назад
Federer forehand is a lot better than Nadal forehand. Way more efficient, less spin more penetration less effort spent on hitting the ball. Nadal forehand is very effective because he is a lefty. And it’s nowhere near Pete’s serve on the list.
@joemarshall4226
@joemarshall4226 5 лет назад
Novak would not get away with most of his returns against a guy who could volley like Pete....but Karlovic's serve is better than Pete's...so is Isner's. @@urossubaric3938
@charynoy
@charynoy 3 года назад
23:35 A tale of two fathers: Sampras's father supported his son, but never pressured him to succeed. He got a son who was wildly successful, who loved him, and loved tennis. Agassi's father pressured him to succeed. He got a son who was wildly successful, but resented him, and HATED tennis.
@vijaymampilly1314
@vijaymampilly1314 4 года назад
I still have a magazine issue that was celebrating his achievements after he retired. To me, he will always be the BEST. Till date, i haven't seen a more beautiful server. My bad luck that I couldn't personally watch him play. I did see Federer at Dubai Open, a decade and half ago. Yes he is good and has broken many records. But the field doesn't have that many contenders now a days. At the time Pete played, it wasn't the era of big 3 or big 4. At least 10 to 15 were potential grandslam champions. So the competition during that era was more fierce. Apart from Pete being mostly quiet, composed and blasting down aces in second serves (which i have rarely seen these days) there is another important aspect that very FEW noticed: Pete ALWAYS took only 1 ball at a time for a serve, NEVER 2. Now that says a lot about the mental makeup. He was confident that the wouldn't need a second go. And in the event he did, he was quite capable of blasting aces. I do hope to own a copy of all his championship final matches.
@novola1972
@novola1972 5 лет назад
The things Pete did with that racquet and strings is mind boggling. Anyone who tried to play with that racquet will totally understand what I mean.
@tanyifranc7184
@tanyifranc7184 4 года назад
I totally understand.
@boldavenger8557
@boldavenger8557 4 года назад
Enlighten us please dear sir!
@novola1972
@novola1972 4 года назад
Bold Avenger try to play with it
@WestCoastOutdoors
@WestCoastOutdoors 4 года назад
I am still playing with it. I have two.
@boldavenger8557
@boldavenger8557 4 года назад
@@WestCoastOutdoors I also have two of midsize prostaff 85.... The holy grail!
@russellthompson9271
@russellthompson9271 4 года назад
Federer and Nadal can win 100 Grand Slams so what. They are boring as Hell. Sampras was lightning fast, his serves were unbeatable at best (most of them were aces) and when he was at his best he was better than anyone else. He was exciting to watch and he was also modest and a gentleman. Federer and Nadal wouldn't stand a chance at Sampras in the 1990's. Sorry, but I think tennis players today are boring.
@darrenjohn8524
@darrenjohn8524 4 года назад
OK boomer.
@greenkitty82
@greenkitty82 6 лет назад
I was there watching this on the Centre court back as a teenager - amazing match! 🎾🏆🏆
@ashwinpinto3590
@ashwinpinto3590 2 года назад
Had rafter won the second set would he have won the match?
@stevefowler3398
@stevefowler3398 2 года назад
@@ashwinpinto3590 what a stupid comment!
@joebuck4957
@joebuck4957 4 года назад
RIP fast grass & serve&volley
@infinitenature703
@infinitenature703 4 года назад
Boring tennis haha
@IITianProudIndian
@IITianProudIndian 4 года назад
How I miss this tennis! Thank God for Federer. Djokovic vs Murray ugh!
@farid1406
@farid1406 5 лет назад
Two decades Two centuries Two MILLENNIA Such was the duration of Sampras's dominance over Wimbledon.
@XxxX-wx3er
@XxxX-wx3er 3 года назад
Serena did 4 decades
@fishandchips9033
@fishandchips9033 3 года назад
@@XxxX-wx3er 40 decades u are hilarious.
@bensmithkent22
@bensmithkent22 2 года назад
@@XxxX-wx3er so she was winning it in 99 nah dont think so. The older sister was dominant late 90s early 00s. Serena lost to capriati in 01. Participating and being dominant are two different things pete was dominant in the 90s federer the 00s.
@suatkayatennis
@suatkayatennis 5 лет назад
Patrick Rafter retired in 2002 and is a former No.1 player in the world. The Australian’s main accomplishments were his two titles at the US Open, in 1997 and 1998. He also reached at least the semifinal round of every other major event, including two Wimbledon finals. A natural and classic serve-and-volley player, he became the first person to win Montreal, Toronto, Cincinnati and the US Open in the same year-1998. Probably his greatest regret is losing a five-set thriller to unseeded Goran Ivanisevic in the 2001 Wimbledon final.
@jonbonesmahomes7472
@jonbonesmahomes7472 3 года назад
Well, i would say his greatest regret is this one. He was a set up, 41 double minibreak up in a 2nd set tiebreak and lost the match.
@suatkayatennis
@suatkayatennis 3 года назад
@@jonbonesmahomes7472 i agree
@soundar4270
@soundar4270 3 года назад
Goran Ivanisevic was due in Wimbledon for so many years. Pat should have continued playing competitive tennis. His retirement was un expected
@suatkayatennis
@suatkayatennis 3 года назад
@@soundar4270 Wasnt Rafter injured alot thru his carrier? Maybe that why he retired.
@soundar4270
@soundar4270 3 года назад
@@suatkayatennis No brother, Rafter peaked late (after his 26 years) in his carrier. He started beating dominant Pete Sampras on hard court. But, Rafter was totally disappointed after loosing Wimbledon in 2000 against Sampras. After taking 1set, Rafter was 4-1 in 2nd set tie breaker. Since he had beaten Sampras in US open recently, He thought it was an easy win over Sampras. Rafter lost again to wild card entry Ivanisevic in 2001 Wimbledon. Rafter felt Ivanisevic would commit error as usual at critical situation. Rafter said though he had advantage of serving first in 5th set, Ivanisevic started serving big in 5th set. After 2 successive loss, Rafter could not motivate himself further and even Commentators were predicting Rafter win over Sampras in 2001 US open, Rafter did not play well and lost the match. Rafter retired not because of injury but of lack of motivation
@WONGLER
@WONGLER 6 лет назад
Pat was such a cool nice guy and awsome player, still sad that he didn't at least won 1 Wimby
@meenak3351
@meenak3351 5 лет назад
He at least made US open. Other grand slams he end in runner up. Truly unlucky he. Still rafter became ATP ranking number 1. He became world number 1
@kelvintan6161
@kelvintan6161 4 года назад
Pat never posessed enough skill to win Wimbledon... He would’ve been annihilated playing with the current generations..
@Krischan04
@Krischan04 4 года назад
@@kelvintan6161 He was good enough to beat Agassi, so he could beat anyone of the current generation as well...
@kelvintan6161
@kelvintan6161 4 года назад
Krischan04 The facts speak for themselves... that Pat Rafter wins 0 wimbledon title. End of story
@pradeepkumar-vm5ue
@pradeepkumar-vm5ue Год назад
very good match between two of the greatest serve and volley players. now a days courts are slow and boring.
@kikaa1884
@kikaa1884 Год назад
Nobody ask your opinion OK watch the game without insulting others and surface speed😒😒😒
@stevefowler3398
@stevefowler3398 6 месяцев назад
​@@kikaa1884what a stupid comment!
@Seeumcha
@Seeumcha 4 года назад
I miss Sampras style tennis.
@jamesbedugraham8056
@jamesbedugraham8056 Год назад
Patrick Rafter was also a 2 time Grand Slam Champion from the US Open Championships in 1997 and 1998.
@samuilc8000
@samuilc8000 3 года назад
The style of the game was so different from now.. feels like watching a different sport.
@ilankonikov7249
@ilankonikov7249 4 года назад
sampras is the best attacking player of all time .
@khale5357
@khale5357 6 лет назад
Precision tennis. What most young fans of the game don't get while watching. Sampras had the best service placement on first and second serves.
@ranjanmaithani6263
@ranjanmaithani6263 5 лет назад
Haha i read ur comment as soon as pete made a double fault
@joemarshall4226
@joemarshall4226 5 лет назад
His second serve was regarded as the best ever before Karlovic and Isner. He hit it with more topspin than anyone, thanks to the tremendous flexibility he had.
@Ihasfinger911
@Ihasfinger911 4 года назад
@@joemarshall4226 Sampras didn't have much of a kick serve.
@WestCoastOutdoors
@WestCoastOutdoors 4 года назад
I have to appreciate his service motion more. It's a thing of beauty.
@charlesfisher3983
@charlesfisher3983 3 года назад
It's a good thing to because his ground strokes were trash
@crashfan9997
@crashfan9997 5 лет назад
Footage from 2000 looks so old... it's amazing how quickly technology advanced.
@bwaters735
@bwaters735 4 года назад
Crash Bandicoot doesnt look that bad
@gremsa
@gremsa 4 года назад
Keep in mind this footage is digitalized. Wouldn't even look that good
@kailashpatel1706
@kailashpatel1706 5 лет назад
Sampras did not mess about when it came to serving it out..
@ciaronsmith4995
@ciaronsmith4995 6 лет назад
Rafter was such a powerful player. Two of the last era of serve & volley.
@kikaa1884
@kikaa1884 2 года назад
Live in present and future not past Surfaces got slowed down for baseline players for sure Big servers and volleyers are finished.
@kikaa1884
@kikaa1884 2 года назад
@@TheGreatPerahia this is modern tennis dominated by baseline and All court players not Serve and volley players
@kikaa1884
@kikaa1884 Год назад
Stephan Edberg and John McEnroe are laughing at your comment on corner 😂😂😂😂 While drinking 🍻 Just 2 major titles he able to win it.
@mtklaric
@mtklaric Год назад
he is still the greatest champion of all time in Wimbledon 23:18
@badabing8884
@badabing8884 6 лет назад
Can Wimbledon please put Agassi v Rafter semi highlights? They faced each other in two classic semis that both went 5 sets and Rafter’s way.
@joemarshall4226
@joemarshall4226 5 лет назад
I watched both live. If I remember correctly, Andre was up a break in the fifth both times, and Pat came from behind by staying back and rallying! Against Andre! But Pat's grounds were effective on grass....
@meenak3351
@meenak3351 5 лет назад
It's already uploaded. Rafter' s dramatic win against aggassi. Aggassi was serving for his match. Rafter broke his match point and turned tables around aggassi and finally rafter wins it I Still cannot forget. Then in finals the most pathetic unpleasant moment of ma life goran pulled a tricky win against rafter. Memories deep down the lane!
@LupeNava23
@LupeNava23 3 года назад
I wonder how John Isner would do in the Sampras era.
@romanbatista3286
@romanbatista3286 3 года назад
He would surely make deeper runs
@meahall
@meahall 6 лет назад
Sampras was carrying an injury into that Wimbledon, but because he was so close to getting GS no.13, he decided to play anyway. In order to save himself for matches, Pete didn't practice once during the tournament.
@solidaz80
@solidaz80 6 лет назад
legend
@aligboyakasha
@aligboyakasha 6 лет назад
He was the MJ of that era
@maturanita
@maturanita 5 лет назад
Mícheál indeed. Problem was that became a costume for him. From that point onwards, Pete began training less and less, and subsequently his form declined. Notice the trashing Safin gave him later that year during the US OPEN final.
@HugoBonami
@HugoBonami 5 лет назад
@@maturanita It's not a new custom, it's the body slowing down due to injuries and lack of longevity of the time. He worked very hard all the time and between his body quitting and family, he also started to think of a life not fully dedicated to tennis. Pre-2002 also there was a lot more variety between court surfaces which took extra from the players.
@animanga9597
@animanga9597 5 лет назад
@@aligboyakasha well said pete dominated tennis like no other when it was still actual tennis haha.
@Kidgloves1984
@Kidgloves1984 4 года назад
Like Federer, Sampras was/is really a master of every shot..!
@samuelbazinet3033
@samuelbazinet3033 4 года назад
Pony tail Patrick Rafter was so much cooler than buzz cut Patrick Rafter.
@zimone8835
@zimone8835 5 лет назад
Winning all those 14 grand slams using an unforgiving Wilson 85 pro staff, is just mind boggling! Truly the G.O.A.T.
@fundhund62
@fundhund62 5 лет назад
Unforgiving?! It´s a Rolls Royce compared to a wooden racket.
@alexshah7860
@alexshah7860 5 лет назад
And without PEDs!!
@2badger2
@2badger2 4 года назад
Rackets do get better. When Sampras was playing after his retirement against Roger Federer, he used the Federer racket and was serving faster than he was in his prime.
@dpistons149
@dpistons149 4 года назад
Alex Shah who’s on peds?
@martinlepage2763
@martinlepage2763 4 года назад
oh Yess, true GOAT ever
@jamesbedukodjograham5508
@jamesbedukodjograham5508 Год назад
In my view Patrick Rafter could have won the match. He was in good shape but Pete Sampras was one hell a champion. The scores show how close the match was 76 67 76 87.
@tristanvilallon653
@tristanvilallon653 3 года назад
Pete Sampras' playing style is very masculine💪🎾🏆
@angelasmithson5291
@angelasmithson5291 4 года назад
I was a huge fan of Pete, my uncle's name also!! 🙂
@jamesbedukodjograham5508
@jamesbedukodjograham5508 Год назад
For those who have Thallasemia Pete Sampras is an example of someone with the condition who succeeded.
@matthewratcliff9964
@matthewratcliff9964 6 лет назад
This grass is unbelievably fast-looking
@valsammajoseph421
@valsammajoseph421 5 лет назад
Sampras was a great athlete back then, that too on fast surface. He would have played very well on today's slow surface where the recovery of shots is much easier today when compared to fast surface back then
@JamesHarris-hl2bm
@JamesHarris-hl2bm 5 лет назад
Yep, because today's grass plays like clay to appease baseline players and the racket technology has changed. Sampras would probably get passed a lot because of that. Fed would have at least 12 titles if they had not screwed with the grass, and it would really be interesting to see if both Rafa and Nole would have won had the surface not been compromised to help them, along with the racket technology. Note that none of the clay court surfaces were made faster, but all of the really fast courts (grass, carpet, indoors) have been either eliminated or slowed to a crawl. Killed variety in the game, for the most part.
@blake7871
@blake7871 5 лет назад
James Harris Don’t forget the hybrid strings, which may be even a bigger factor than racket technology.
@greatone33j
@greatone33j 5 лет назад
@@blake7871 Yep. The strings might be the biggest factor in today's tennis.
@diegovvv4422
@diegovvv4422 5 лет назад
False. Just a tenth faster than nowedays. Quality grass has improved being the bounce higher and more predictable. Nothing else.
@deanjeffery04
@deanjeffery04 4 года назад
This is how tennis should be played.
@rishbahpandey8697
@rishbahpandey8697 3 года назад
What about clay court tennis??
@deanjeffery04
@deanjeffery04 3 года назад
@@rishbahpandey8697 I take your point. I think I overreacted here. I think clay court should mainly be defensive baseline play. Although I still believe the primary play style on grass should be serve and volley, I think it’s ultimately better when it’s used against a baseline player.
@ashwinpinto3590
@ashwinpinto3590 2 года назад
Had rafter won the second set would he have won the match?
@12321DAREK
@12321DAREK 4 года назад
Sampras was born to win on the grass
@jamesbedukodjograham5508
@jamesbedukodjograham5508 Год назад
People should never forget that Patrick Rafter was also a champion on his own right. US Open Champion in 1997 and also 1998.
@PUMABASRHIN
@PUMABASRHIN 5 лет назад
pistol pete sampras . the best !!!
@rahuldahiya3229
@rahuldahiya3229 4 года назад
I dont know what is so great about serve & volley tennis? Can anybody explain? No sarcasm here just asking..
@mauroc4741
@mauroc4741 6 лет назад
Bring back fast grass !
@ciprianghenghea7779
@ciprianghenghea7779 5 лет назад
LOL From 2000 they slowed down the greass. Get some knwoledge xD
@owenthailand
@owenthailand 5 лет назад
@@ciprianghenghea7779 yeah, I have read them too. By the way, why during 2001 serve and volley player still dominated?
@mikekathary843
@mikekathary843 5 лет назад
@@ciprianghenghea7779 Yes, but as strings got better returns got better, so even with fast grass would have been a tall task against the top returners, but would have been fun to watch.
@youhavetogoback8449
@youhavetogoback8449 5 лет назад
@@mikekathary843 But Sampras is nailing 135 mph aces with a ping pong paddle compared to todays rackets
@bretts5571
@bretts5571 5 лет назад
No way, this match was so boring
@MariaCCurry
@MariaCCurry 5 лет назад
Peeeeete!! 130 mph serve - Ace : so sweet, he cries, runs up to dad n mom: what a gentleman
@srinitaaigaura
@srinitaaigaura 3 года назад
That was the only time they ever watched him play a grand slam final. And they came only on the condition that they wouldn't sit in the players' box.
@jcrisp90
@jcrisp90 Год назад
gosh 2000 looks so old now
@PeaceDweller
@PeaceDweller 2 года назад
This was the beginning of the end for Sampras, for the first time in a Wimbledon final he looked nervous, disjointed and emotional and not the machine he was in previous years.
@bensmithkent22
@bensmithkent22 2 года назад
Swear coathanger flat stanley no legs henman took a set from him in the semis this year.
@thebigmonstaandy6644
@thebigmonstaandy6644 Год назад
Safin and Hewitt was the beginning of the end for Sampras.He was not able to win vs both in row
@farid1406
@farid1406 Год назад
He was injured people. This is openly discussed in "Legends of Wimbledon" series in the Sampras section. He had to get an injection before every match to numb the pain in his leg and it would wear off after about an hour. It was so bad he didn't even practice between matches...and he STILL won the title. That's how amazing this guy was on grass.
@jolly_roger2
@jolly_roger2 6 лет назад
23:15 "He has rewritten the record books as arguably the greatest champion of all time" Funny how times change, I'm sure when he said that he never imagined that ~15 years later there would be two guys with more grand slams than Sampras and a third closing in. Obviously Sampras will always be a legend, the only difference now being he's one of the greatest.
@graysonsu7262
@graysonsu7262 6 лет назад
Jolly Roger Pete Sampras is still the greatest since he played a much more competitive career with different style of players in real different courts
@davidmarcanosalcedo6158
@davidmarcanosalcedo6158 6 лет назад
In 2015, Nadal hadn't overcome 14 Grand Slams; he'd tied it. Check it.
@menon_ji4984
@menon_ji4984 6 лет назад
@@davidmarcanosalcedo6158 Nadal have 17, Djokovic have14
@farid1406
@farid1406 5 лет назад
@ZhEdW200 Pete won this Wimbledon with a leg injury and no practice between matches, against one of the finest volleyers of the past few decades. That's how good he was at Wimbledon.
@RM871
@RM871 5 лет назад
@@graysonsu7262 To suggest that Sampras played in a more competitive era is a bold statement, mate. The depth in men's tennis today is far greater than it was then.
@YouCanCookYum
@YouCanCookYum 4 года назад
They should stop bowing culture before the start of match . Come on they are players.
@MatthewOkot
@MatthewOkot 4 года назад
Sampras was solid as a rock when it came to the Wimbledon Final. 7 out of 7 and he only needed five sets on one occasion (1998). Even if Rafter had capitalised on the 4-1 lead in the 2nd set tiebreak and taken it, I'd still have backed Sampras to win the match in five. It's easy to forget how great Sampras was at his very best.
@nacofichetti-dibujante
@nacofichetti-dibujante 2 года назад
Yesss i always think the same about how easy we forget how good was Pete, he was and is my hero (now shared with Roger), even me i sometimes forget the brutal terrific talented and powerfull he was but i watch 3 mins in youtube some of him and feel instantly that Pete is the best of all!!
@jamesbedukodjograham5508
@jamesbedukodjograham5508 Год назад
​@@nacofichetti-dibujante Roger Federer might have won more than him. But the influence of Pete Sampras is beyond our era even in year 2023. He changed Tennis Completely in the 1990s.
@AgentGreyFox
@AgentGreyFox Год назад
Pete Sampras. The cyborg. Quality, power, accuracy, consistency. I wish he had won a French Open. Mens finals were the day after the semis too. He'd probably have more longevity.
@timothylee2772
@timothylee2772 Год назад
Those back-to-back days, I don't remember it happened. Such a long time ago.😃He probably would have won more Slams if he had an extra day off for rest.
@mitchdep
@mitchdep 4 года назад
Today's baseline game, attacking the net only when the opportunity presents itself makes for longer rallies, more exciting points. The players now being more athletic and more consistent on all strokes. Not taking anything away from the greats, but this final had points rarely going past 3 or 4 strokes.
@khale5357
@khale5357 3 года назад
Need variation. Can’t be all short points or all long points. There’s a reason the French was the most unpopular to watch for its history due to the long rallies. Rafa n Roger changed the perception of the slam due to their rivalry.
@farid1406
@farid1406 Год назад
This match had short rallies on purpose. Pete had to keep the rallies super short because he was injured and didn't want to make it worse. Watch his other finals and the points are better, especially 1999 and 1995.
@maturanita
@maturanita 5 лет назад
The commentator gave an imprecise fact; Rafter beat Sampras at the ‘98 US OPEN, not in ‘97
@WindieMillie
@WindieMillie 6 лет назад
I can't believe I'm totally into Sampras after watching his matches.
@claussteiner5857
@claussteiner5857 3 года назад
Oh yeah
@ashwinpinto3590
@ashwinpinto3590 2 года назад
@@claussteiner5857 Had rafter won the second set would he have won the match?
@bensmithkent22
@bensmithkent22 2 года назад
Part of my childhood this mans hold on wimbledon along with the emergence of tiger woods and a fear of mike tyson even if he was shot in the 90s . Remember thinking how that weakling tiger tim was going to go all the way now the impending semi with sampras was no more in 01.
@ashwinpinto3590
@ashwinpinto3590 2 года назад
@@bensmithkent22 The problem is that Sampras was boring to watch. No personality. Also people complained a lot about the Ace game. Sampras, Ivanisevic acing their way to finals and semi final encounters.
@docj5750
@docj5750 4 года назад
Sampras my favorite..the best serve in the world...federrer is just my second...third is agassi....
@aleksthegreat4130
@aleksthegreat4130 6 лет назад
14 Slams in 18 finals,not bad for someone who had thalassemia,would have won 3-4 Slams if he hadn’t missed 1999 AO,US and retired quite early,plus,I have never seen him loosing a match point on a Grand Slam,Pete was the man.
@aleksthegreat4130
@aleksthegreat4130 6 лет назад
J Smith Yes,thalassemia B,I recall Pete kept it secret till the day this particularl game had ended,as he explained he didn't want any excuses
@kieranflood9343
@kieranflood9343 6 лет назад
Yeah, Pete was unique. He could be cool, and cold, when playing at the highest levels. Clinical. People said he was boring but these people didn't appreciate what they were looking at...
@ciaronsmith4995
@ciaronsmith4995 6 лет назад
@@kieranflood9343 He was beyond unique. Honestly one of the most disciplined and ruthless competitors I have ever seen in any sport. It was scary to watch him at his best. Much more so than a Fed or Nadal. Pete was just incredible.
@kieranflood9343
@kieranflood9343 6 лет назад
That's right. He had an extra level where he'd just shut the opponent down, go about his business of hitting the lines and constructing points flawlessly, and never seeming to disturbed by it. He obviously was intense in his play - but he just didn't look it. And what I especially liked about Pete was how he raised his game the higher the stakes were. He seemed more at home in the cauldron of big matches than anyone else...
@anandparmeswaran6681
@anandparmeswaran6681 5 лет назад
I do not agree. Sampras did not hold the same passion and stroke play which Federer, Nadal and Djokovic have. He knew his limits that's why he retired early.
@johnrenehan7406
@johnrenehan7406 2 года назад
Sampras was , like many great players - a fantastic front runner - once in front he usually pulls out all the stops ..... Great close match in the first sets Rafter one of the few who could volley as well as Sampras
@yousefbhoyroo6960
@yousefbhoyroo6960 5 лет назад
Best serve & volley player everrrrr
@fernandogplus9433
@fernandogplus9433 6 лет назад
rafter blew it on the 2nd tie break
@suhasjoshi2905
@suhasjoshi2905 3 года назад
In kurt angle words sampras won the wimbeldon with broken freakein foot
@martinlepage2763
@martinlepage2763 2 года назад
THE TRUE GOAT
@federicoklass8358
@federicoklass8358 5 лет назад
Head to head Patrick Rafter 2 Roger Federer 0
@joemarshall4226
@joemarshall4226 5 лет назад
It was 3-0...once on each surface! www.atptour.com/en/players/fedex-head-2-head/patrick-rafter-vs-roger-federer/r255/f324
@jessyjohaug7392
@jessyjohaug7392 3 года назад
Last time Wimbledon was played on fast grass. They slowed it down in 2001.
@keaneoRX7
@keaneoRX7 3 года назад
Serve and Volley was the classic way to win at Wimbledon...
@TheJohnCooper
@TheJohnCooper 5 лет назад
Rafter: best player to never win Wimbledon?
@meshalsinnen5917
@meshalsinnen5917 5 лет назад
Quite a few ahead of Rafter on that list. Lendl, Wilander, and Courier come to mind.
@Atombender
@Atombender 5 лет назад
@@meshalsinnen5917 Lendl by far. 8-11 in major finals, 0-2 at Wimbledon.
@meshalsinnen5917
@meshalsinnen5917 5 лет назад
@@Atombender I agree.
@TheJohnCooper
@TheJohnCooper 5 лет назад
@@meshalsinnen5917 Lendl is a good shout
@aleksthegreat4130
@aleksthegreat4130 4 года назад
Lendl of course,Roswell and Wilander folow,Vilas,Pat,Courier come after.
@violaamoremio4165
@violaamoremio4165 2 года назад
La leggenda sampras 🏸
@raynerstuelgalid
@raynerstuelgalid 2 года назад
The Sampras backhand is a deceptive side. It may not do much nor win many outright points during stroke play but many had approached, hitting to that side, only to see a screaming passing shot passed by. It had the same utility as Steffi Graf's backhand.
@peterloffler8121
@peterloffler8121 6 лет назад
Every of his 7 Wimbledon Titels are more than 2 of Roger! Roger played under such easier conditions, much slower and easier. They use an other grass mix that makes grass slow. They wanted that Allrounder like Federer and Nadal have a Chance to win!
@paulroy7989
@paulroy7989 5 лет назад
pathetic and desperate samprass fanboy
@CM-rg9zg
@CM-rg9zg 5 лет назад
@@paulroy7989 The fact is they slowed down the grass after this. try to think about why that was the case
@Romans8-9
@Romans8-9 3 года назад
They slowed it down to stop servebots from dominating Wimby.
@peterloffler8121
@peterloffler8121 3 года назад
@@Romans8-9 Yes but for me ist was more interesting under old conditions and i loved watching serve & volley
@Romans8-9
@Romans8-9 3 года назад
@@peterloffler8121 Only thing I disagree with is them wanting all courters to have a chance. I think was less entertaining for the crowd to watch servebots win and most players agreed to the changes.
@mategradac199
@mategradac199 2 года назад
FUN FACT: Sampras doesnt won any tournament until US Open 2002 . Next Wimbledoon he will losse to federer in 1/8. ... 2002 he loose in second round to Bustle...
@darshudada898
@darshudada898 6 лет назад
This gentle australian is one of the best serve and volley player apart from McKenroe Sampras, Rchard Krachicejk, Edberg, Henmann and Becker. After their retirement the serve and volley game has lost for ever. Only baseline and hitting the ball harder and harder without any grace. Federer , Jokovich, and Nadal ,( ok for French open as base line play) destroyed the gameIn the 90's the serve and volley game was > 30 % and it has dropped < 9%.Only Andy Murray plays some and volley . Now a days i put off the TV and see only results. Food ball is the same , too money fowls. Cricket becomes baseball. Dear sportsmen , donot spoils originality of any game. Money and winning is important but do it gracefully.
@Marcus_PG
@Marcus_PG 2 года назад
Is it just me, thinking that Pat Cash was totally biased in his commentary. At 21:15 Sampras get the break and he says "that's the only way Sampras can win"....is it really?
@stevefowler3398
@stevefowler3398 6 месяцев назад
Yeah, NOBODY missed that. He must be Australian!!!!!
@julianmora5469
@julianmora5469 5 лет назад
Pistol Pit!! Magnificent player!
@MultiVince95
@MultiVince95 3 года назад
Sunday 9th July 2000
@SpencerGaming
@SpencerGaming 6 лет назад
I was born 4 days after this
@dust2star
@dust2star Год назад
Pete Sampras=G.O.A.T. ✌🏻👏🏻👍🏻
@dewman7477
@dewman7477 4 года назад
Sampras on this fast grass would tear anyone (including big 3).
@alexmeechan15
@alexmeechan15 4 года назад
Literally lost to BabyFed, nowhere near his peak, on fast grass. Sampras is nothing compared to the Big Three
@dewman7477
@dewman7477 4 года назад
@@alexmeechan15 and Sampras wasn't in his peak either. He was declining and retired the next year in 2002. Plus that match was close and it was only one match. Not a large sample size here. Remember that Sampras had a breathing problem that was genetic. That's why he looked tired at times.
@alex.starostin
@alex.starostin 3 года назад
@@alexmeechan15 the grass was slowed down in autumn 2000 already
@kikaa1884
@kikaa1884 2 года назад
In slow surfaces big 3 players tear him apart also They are all great in their ways so be silent and watch the game
@suzanba7
@suzanba7 Год назад
@@alexmeechan15 Nonsense.
@erxishang61
@erxishang61 Год назад
It’s insane.. even when there’s US Open, all Americans wanna win Wimbledon way more. Even Kyrgios & Hewitt wants it more than AO
@stevefowler3398
@stevefowler3398 6 месяцев назад
It's WIMBLEDON! All other tournaments pale into insignificance.
@kaialoha
@kaialoha 4 года назад
Serve and Volley vs Baseline bashing . Lightning exchanges - first touch decisive. The close quarter gunfight - the one cut samurai showdown vs slow beat down with armor and clubs.
@vasanthyparthasarathy7053
@vasanthyparthasarathy7053 3 года назад
He's a great player and a great gentleman. Love him from India
@RM871
@RM871 2 года назад
I watched this match with the most perfectly chilled glass of Coca Cola anybody, anywhere, has ever experienced - only for Ian to surreptitiously take the first sip. I was furious! However, to salve my wounded heart, Dad took me up to Video Drive-in, at the conclusion of this match, where he rented 'Beavis & Butthead: Do America', for me; he got 'Donnie Brasco' for himself, if I remember right. That day remains the fondest of fond memories.
@ricardofac47
@ricardofac47 2 месяца назад
Why did they always adjust the strings of the racket back then, was the material different?
@vosharap
@vosharap 4 года назад
Great match from Sampras!
@greatone33j
@greatone33j 4 года назад
Bring back the fast grass!
@kikaa1884
@kikaa1884 2 года назад
After big 3 retires
@ucfkid67
@ucfkid67 2 года назад
Watching this couldn't be further from the game played today. So bizarre to watch this
@100nu77
@100nu77 6 лет назад
its not sampras fault even today's players if given such court will become serve and volley player
@aleksthegreat4130
@aleksthegreat4130 4 года назад
Sandip Malik Sampras could play all court tennis,baseline also.
@kikaa1884
@kikaa1884 Год назад
​@@aleksthegreat4130 present players would be all court players OK if surfaces are not slowed down like that same thing about Big 3 players OK it is not so tough and hard for them Everything is possible with training and will power OK
@Atombender
@Atombender 5 лет назад
5:09 that serve by Rafter was just pathetic. He tried to play it safe on set point and got immediately punished for it.
@thebigmonstaandy6644
@thebigmonstaandy6644 Год назад
that was good serve : Sampras played weak return. if Rafter would not play serve and volley , he would win this point
@vitoabbate3794
@vitoabbate3794 6 лет назад
mitico pistol pete. 7 wimbledon in 8 anni. eh sì lo possiamo dire non si trovava tanto male a church road
@ShamyTV5k
@ShamyTV5k 4 года назад
not only to that time, he still is. Playing way less than Federer, his win/loss specially at Wimbledon is the greatest of all time. Fact
@ashwinpinto3590
@ashwinpinto3590 2 года назад
Had rafter won the second set would he have won the match?
@pareshmokani
@pareshmokani 2 года назад
Remember he never lost a Wimbledon final, while Djokovic and Federer have lost a few. That era was so competitive.
@pareshmokani
@pareshmokani 2 года назад
@@ashwinpinto3590 I believe it would have gone to the fifth set and with momentum on his side, Sampras would have prevailed. Rafter would have made it tough for Pete.
@thebigmonstaandy6644
@thebigmonstaandy6644 Год назад
@@pareshmokani yes.But he played vs Ivanisevic and Rafter , who have no return
@kikaa1884
@kikaa1884 Год назад
Pete Sampras is 4th best player of all time in open era that is a fact actually
@Radnally
@Radnally 5 лет назад
Slowing down tennis really opened up the field to more players.
@soundar4270
@soundar4270 3 года назад
Not only does it open for more players, Players in 30s are dominating due to slow surface now. We need 1990s surface
@kikaa1884
@kikaa1884 2 года назад
@@soundar4270 no Baseline players are best better than Serve and volley players actually in 21st century AD.
@kikaa1884
@kikaa1884 Год назад
​@@soundar4270 go live like old days OK this is modern times and modern tennis sport 1. Slow surfaces 2. Medium slow 3. Medium surface 4. Medium fast courts are best to watch Traditional tennis sport is best in those days Now it is modern tennis which is physical and mental sport not Serve and volley playing style OK
@supermovietimebros6770
@supermovietimebros6770 2 года назад
Rafter is so much better than roddick lol
@redhong8060
@redhong8060 5 лет назад
rafter from 🦘?
@ricardovargas7432
@ricardovargas7432 5 лет назад
This was really boring. I enojyed it at the time but compared to the Tennis today....
@rignatz9799
@rignatz9799 3 года назад
Pete was a legend on grass. Pat Cash’s shambolic commentary during the match couldn’t have been more bias.
@Marcus_PG
@Marcus_PG 2 года назад
I just posted a comment and thought I was the only one that was annoyed by it - totally agree.
@RobertKangchristianunix
@RobertKangchristianunix 3 года назад
Will we ever see Serve and V VS Serve and V ever again in our lives?
@meenak3351
@meenak3351 5 лет назад
Rafter was unlucky he remained runner up In most grand slams. Yet rafter remains favourite to me. Sampras no doubt the legend.
@meenak3351
@meenak3351 5 лет назад
Too good at tiebreak usually rafter
@michael57603
@michael57603 3 года назад
Remember watching this great match. Sampras was the more talented player, but Rafter was the better volleyer, and troubled Sampras at his best. This match was a classic example of how a match is decided on but a few points (i.e. in the 2nd set tie-break).
@ashwinpinto3590
@ashwinpinto3590 2 года назад
Had rafter won the second set would he have won the match?
@farid1406
@farid1406 Год назад
​@ashwinpinto3590 Pete was injured, so maybe. On the other hand, Pete's parents were in the crowd for the first time ever and he was going for history so he might have done anything for the win.
@rjamesyork
@rjamesyork 9 месяцев назад
@@ashwinpinto3590who cares? He didn’t. Sampras found the shots when he needed them.
@sennagalisfan
@sennagalisfan 2 года назад
The most emotionally constipated nation in the world criticised Pete’s lack of emotion and based their criticism on that failing to see and extoll his professional attitudes, politeness , tact and good given talent. The most spectacular player ever and the real GOAT. The Wimbledon crowd and UK would either support their own or or the same extraction.The draws were against him to favour either the wig wearing Agassi or the gutsy but fail to produce Henman. Disgusting
@bensmithkent22
@bensmithkent22 2 года назад
Come on tim!! Sampras struck the fear of god into me as a brit. I knew just knew how tiger tim would fold if they faced off. 2001 was like an early gift but we all know how that played out.
@blackace5167
@blackace5167 6 лет назад
Two elite serve and volley legends just wanted to show the world that they are the best at what they do.
@DrCurriena
@DrCurriena 2 года назад
I like Pat Rafter but commentator Pat Cash has always been the world's biggest homer, on or off the court--no class
@dillonsolanki4986
@dillonsolanki4986 6 месяцев назад
My Boy! Pistol Pete! The BEST ever!
@zapiko
@zapiko 4 года назад
obviously rafter couldn't handle the situation with 4-1 up in second set tiebreak :_(
@AlonsoRules
@AlonsoRules 4 года назад
this was the time where serve and volley was starting to come to an end
@Ihasfinger911
@Ihasfinger911 4 года назад
Thank god
@blake7871
@blake7871 4 года назад
Charlotte's Head The game has sucked since then.
@AlonsoRules
@AlonsoRules 4 года назад
@@blake7871 Tennis courts are too fast. Everyone just hits the ball really hard from 3 feet behind the baseline trying to draw an error. The young players do this all the time.
@Summon256
@Summon256 5 лет назад
Just to think, that back then his 7th Wimbledon was thought as something, that can never be matched let alone broken...12 years later there we go... Overall 14 grand slam titles seemed impossible to win as well! Now in 2019 we have 3 people playing and competing in the same era, who surpassed that mark! Crazy! LOL
@aleksthegreat4130
@aleksthegreat4130 4 года назад
Summon256 The main reason is because all the courts are homogenized.It was extremely difficult for serve&volley player to succeed on clay and even more difficult for a baseliner to succeed on that very fast Wimbledon grass.
@neil2550
@neil2550 3 года назад
Technology
@ashwinpinto3590
@ashwinpinto3590 2 года назад
@@aleksthegreat4130 Had rafter won the second set would he have won the match?
@thebigmonstaandy6644
@thebigmonstaandy6644 Год назад
@@ashwinpinto3590 Yes.
@andreasmissiroli6915
@andreasmissiroli6915 11 месяцев назад
@@ashwinpinto3590 coulda woulda shoulda ...a bit like the losers excuses
6 лет назад
He was chasing a record and today there are 3 other guys with 13 or more grand slam titles
@frankmclain3634
@frankmclain3634 5 лет назад
Your point? Nobody beats prime Pete on grass, its arguable that pete beats federer on us open hard courts as well. Pete is the goat
@my-pop-culture
@my-pop-culture 4 года назад
Bitter-sweet story for Pete. His record was broken only 9 years later and 19 years later he is 4th in the all time list.
@farid1406
@farid1406 Год назад
He made peace with that a long time ago though. Remember he came to watch Fed break his record? That takes maturity right there.
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