Rafael Nadal | The Miracle Journey to #21 [FILM] ᴴᴰ

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Rafael Nadal produced one of the most memorable comeback last sunday to become the first player to win 21 Slams. The occasion to come back on his journey between his 20th and 21st victory.
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@TD-fm8np 2 года назад

This video is absolutely incredible, crazy job you did there. I’ve been a fan of Rafa for quite a while now, and I was at piece with the fact that he would end his career with only 1 AO, 2014 was too heartbreaking… I had no hope for another AO, maybe another Roland Garros, but AO was out of the picture for sure, I was just enjoying his matches this start of 2022, waking up in the middle of the night to watch him as much as possible cause it felt like his last AO. But what he did, the way he did it…it’s simply insane, winning his 21th major, an all time record in the most competitive era of this sport, in his unluckiest most heartbreaking major is un-real. The way he wins it 2 sets down is so poetic, so true to who he is, an ode to his never give up mentality. Thank you Rafa, there will never be one like you. You fighted like always, and this time it went your way.

@javierosborne255 2 года назад

So well said! I like specially when you said "poetic". Good writer manners there!

@martinkhoe4997 2 года назад

I had the exact same thoughts and emotions as you.. believing AO was out of the question and FO 2022 will probably be his last realistic chance of #21.. but how he proved us wrong.. and i'm happy for it

@devilmaycarebutGODdonot 2 года назад

I too am so much happy to be wrong 😂😂😂

@archismandatta8991 2 года назад

I actually had thought you know, that maybe there's gonna be one more AO title, guess it's not the practical and realistic part of me, it's that part of me which believes in "Destiny". AO is the stage where Rafa has suffered the most, has had the most number of heartbreaks, those heartbreaks were too painful that somehow it made me believe that it's not just a tragic story, rather those are the initial chapters of a fairytale where the hero has to suffer before he comes out on top. Actually, what I had thought was that his last GS title is going to be an AO, and I so hope that it's not true.

@cherrymarcial7144 2 года назад

Well done, the presentation is amazing, it brought tears to my eyes ( actually I was bawling my hearts out when he won , after all the heartbreaks and near misses) stayed up till the end and for the next 2 weeks I was happy as as a bee❤️❤️❤️ love Rafa so much, I wish he’ll get the 14th in RG and 22nd GS. before he retires. VAMOS RAFA!!! 💖💖💖

@malikahmadyaar276 2 года назад

"We need to suffer and we need to fight ". WOW

@pveraeternvs3777 2 года назад

That's an amazingly deep sentence indeed

@romaintagliaferro3189 2 года назад

With the french open, the sentence makes even more sense

@malikahmadyaar276 2 года назад

@@romaintagliaferro3189 indeed !

@aldonamartin5092 Год назад

Need to fight and suffer ?? Not sure I believe all his ‘alleged’ injuries - a gullible narrative that works for him ?

@Raju-bf5ox Год назад

@@aldonamartin5092 remain salty than

@WivoRN 2 года назад

Just finished watching it! What a gorgeous masterpiece.. Absolutely amazing, brought tears to my eyes!!! ❤️

@6eSet 2 года назад

Thank you ! Really appreciate the one that you made ! Continue your great work for tennis ! We have so much chance to have Rafa in our sport.

@dr.khawartaimoor6588 2 года назад

Thank you WivoRN for making great content Of Rafa....God bless you

@caitlinfriedly1959 2 года назад

Same here🥲

@endersaurpvps1586 2 года назад

@@6eSet mate what a video man, one of the best videos i’ve ever seen thx

@elmargico9858 2 года назад

Me too

@joosiej85 2 года назад

"I'm not afraid to suffer, I'm not afraid to fight". You said it all Rafa!

@sevaraalimova4706 2 года назад

He actually said,” We need to suffer, we need to fight.”

@dnail1917 Год назад

He is afraid to fight, thats why he runs away from Novak everytime he has to play him outside of clay

@aryamantaneja8744 Год назад

@@dnail1917 who are you? Who fo you think you are? U thunk u are better than rafa ehh. The furthest you can go is playing professional tennis on a device not irl

@redtord7194 3 месяца назад

@@dnail1917 horrible argument braindead nole fans use, Nadal ain't scared of shit. Get a life serb

@KuchNahiBasAiseHi 2 года назад

2012,2014,2017--- Still the pain feel very fresh for Rafa fans who lived all these 3 moments live.

@tadeokrzos2550 2 года назад

Mostly 2012 and 2017 where he literally let his advantage slip away by one small mistake that can cost a match, and that's what happened to Nadal those years. I remember when he was up 30-15 up 4-2 against Novak in the fifth and had a clear open court And missed the line by a centimeter which changed the whole fifth set for Nadal on missing an easy one. Then u had the one in 2017 where he was up 3-1 and when he needed to hold serve it was advantage Nadal and went for a big cross court forehand and that ball hit the top of the net leading it out, which also changed the whole feeling of the fifth set for Nadal as he was broken that game and that mistake never looked back.

@stan8926 2 года назад

Should have won at least two of them. Now fate gives back.

@utkarshdeshmukh6414 2 года назад

He's won so many close ones as well like 2008 Wim, RG 2013 semi, USO semi vs thiem. You win some, you lose some!

@utkarshdeshmukh6414 2 года назад

@@sandeshreddy5347 Novak was a break up in the RG 2013 semis. That one bad mistake where he touched the net changed the match in Nadal's favour just like Nadal's backhand dtl error against Novak in AO 2012. Thiem was the better player in the USO encounter. Similarly Federer had worked his way into the match and couldn't handle the pressure and it was meant to be for Rafa to best him at Wimbledon to become world no. 1!

@WilliamRobinson-bb6mr 2 года назад

@@sandeshreddy5347 2012, he got himself back into the match which would have hurt more than anything. 2017, Federer just went on a charge in the last five games, Nadal did nothing wrong in those last five games, I remember the trophy presentation, Nadal looked stunned about what happened. I was concerned that the sequence would happen again when it went to 5-5 but thankfully it didn't.

@haseebkhawaja1050 2 года назад

I hope he Wins RG this year. That would be amazing.

@RahulPriyaranjan 2 года назад

Never mind RG, I want him to win 1 more Wimbledon. Man, that would cement his GOAT status for good considering he would become the only man ever to win 3 or more Majors on all 3 surfaces (hard, clay and grass).

@adputra8324 2 года назад

@@RahulPriyaranjan I agree, his big chance was 2007 and 2018, 2018 very tough SF, unlucky

@pableras0909 2 года назад

@@RahulPriyaranjan In order to do that he would have to win again not only Wimbledon but the asutralian open, as he has won both 2 times until today!

@RahulPriyaranjan 2 года назад

@@pableras0909 Please read my statement again. I am talking of winning on different surfaces and not of particular slams. Nadal has already won 6 Majors on hard (4 US + 2 Aus).

@trongnghia8498 2 года назад

@@RahulPriyaranjan If Rafa won't win RG 2022 then Novak will win this and will become the only man ever to win at least 3 titles on all 4 GS, so please don't mind something out of ability, Rafa is 36 years old and win one more GS is difficult even RG. Grass is not good for Rafa's health

@MrASAPAB 2 года назад

He is the greatest of all time. It's time we start the conversations of him in the best athletes ever with the likes of Mohammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Phelps, Ronaldo/Messi, Etc.

@varunshahvo-tv9854 2 года назад

Djokovic

@matthiasehling6763 2 года назад

@@varunshahvo-tv9854 Djokovic will not hold the most important record..

@sidhibinayakjenamani4427 2 года назад

why / ?

@thatrandomguyrandomness7500 2 года назад

Federer, djokovic and nadal are already very high up in the list of greatest athletes of all time. No other sport ever had such dominance over such a long time shared between a few men in individual sports ever.

@MrASAPAB 2 года назад

@@thatrandomguyrandomness7500 agreed even though I think Federer is very over rated.

@k_evralo22 2 года назад

4 times being finalist since 2012, then 2014, 2017 & 2019... He even said during his runner-up speech in 2017 that he wants to keep trying to have the trophy. And its now 2022, and the right time has finally came for the Spaniard. *January 30, 2022* : that is the date where the whole tennis world, most especially those diehard Rafa Nadal fans or supporters will truly remember - a 2nd AO trophy and of course, a historic 21st GS title. What a remarkable moment! Congratulations for making history, Rafa Nadal!

@prahaladhvijay9731 2 года назад

26:28 the man is probably the greatest human being i have seen....who says this after winning a slam.. #RESPECTRAFA

@ikarugaxx3749 2 года назад

He didn't just say that. He actually believed what he was saying ;).

@prahaladhvijay9731 2 года назад

@@ikarugaxx3749 yeapp!!

@monicac8823 2 года назад

Greatest 🐑

@utkarshdeshmukh6414 2 года назад

He is the guy who popularised the word suffering in matches. He knows how much effort and pain goes into winning such battles having done it so many times. He never takes anyone for granted ever. That's why a true gladiator!

@nujeru99 2 года назад

Hearing him say that is when I got emotional. He is such a humble, amazing person who takes NOTHING for granted. He's always had my tennis heart as a fan for that reason

@bhuvaneshnagpal8813 2 года назад

Federer - Magician Djokovic - Machine Rafa - Human - Inspirational Human!!!

@novakgoatovic Год назад

AND U ARE IDIOT. NOVAK IS GOAT

@xavierfernandes5349 2 года назад

RAFA won 21 Slams even though so many times in his career he was not healthy. Imagine how many more [which means other players that many times less] he would have won if he had been healthy throughout his career. What a LEGEND. Real GOAT.

@paulotorres9960 2 года назад

and just imagine hos many more djokovic would have won if he peaked sooner

@luiscaetano6184 9 месяцев назад

Nadal missed a lot of slams due to injuries, but oddly enough, he was never injured for the French Open (sept for 2016).

@juanquintana6070 2 года назад

He was lost and buried for 2 sets and a half, but the mind of this player is something else.. He kept on going, no matter what, believing in a chance to get this done. You have to praise his spirit to beat such a great player like Daniil. Epic match, and a reminder of the greatness of Nadal.

@RickeGnool 2 года назад

It’s easy to forget that Melbourne is a place of real heartbreak for Nadal on the court. Yes he won he the title early in his career in 2009 but then he had like a decade of several tough losses at the place. So seeing him winning it again in the way he did was heartwarming.

@utkarshdeshmukh6414 2 года назад

Love Medvedev's approach after the loss. He knows he did everything. No reason to be disappointed. Simply applaud Rafa and try harder next time! Next world no. 1 for sure!

@aliciamcdonald7105 2 года назад

You know few people have noted this and I can't agree with you more. Medvedev was pragmatic and generous in his take on the match. He deserves a salute for this.

@masters.1000 Год назад

Everything to choke and giving away the match.

@rendezvous59 2 года назад

The way he lost the 2012 & 2017 finals from a seemingly winning position, he couldn't have made up for those in a better fashion - winning it from a genuinely losing position.

@germany123ification 2 года назад

Well said..very true.. We as Rafans feel that pain... and what a way to make up for those!

@pritesh-epm2700 2 года назад

Masterpiece is an understatement. AO 2022 will go down as Rafa's Resurrection towards 21. The sheer will, the determination combined with the belief when surrendering is the easiest option is what has, will and forever continue to define his legacy.

@marekwichniarek268 2 года назад

2022 Vaxrtralian Open doesn't count in a slam race, it's still 20-20-20.

@luiscaetano6184 9 месяцев назад

@@marekwichniarek268 You should try to live in reality, buddy

@marekwichniarek268 9 месяцев назад

@@luiscaetano6184 Ok, so I'll try to live in reality again: it's 24-21-20 now. And 2022 Vaxtralian Open still doesn't count in a slam race. And never will. And Rafa is a clay bully, who's won only 7 slam titles outside of clay. And in his last 2 US Open wins (2017, 2019) he's had the easiest draws ever. And hasn't won a single set on a hard court against Novak in 10 years now. Since October 2013 h2h 9:0, sets 19:0 - that's humiliation.

@saimaktar783 2 года назад

25:50 That Angle is truly mesmerizing! Rafa put down his racquet in disbelief. Crowds stood up in disbelief! ❤️

@wge0209mop 2 года назад

I’m from the U.K. and I stayed up all night to watch this final. It started at 8am and by 11 I was exhausted and Rafa had gone 2 sets down, so I turned it off and went to bed thinking it would all be over soon. I woke up and Googled the score to see what went down and I was amazed when I saw the score line….I’ve followed Rafa for over 10 years and I missed the single greatest comeback and possibly match he’s ever played. Gutted doesn’t cover what I felt

@sandweiler4640 2 года назад

You must have been sleeping in day time then as they played in late morning till early afternoon in Europe, which includes the UK despite Brexit 😂 I guess you were not in the UK when you watched the game.

@yuttasakarakkitsakul4288 2 года назад

You felt good, I knew.

@chiragshukla7205 2 года назад

I'm one of the biggest Nadal fan in the entire world. But even I wouldn't have made it that good. Kudos to you...👌👌

@Elias-cf5yt 2 года назад

First time i cried watching an sport event. I didnt cry when he won, i cried when he got that third set, because i saw that he wasnt giving Up never, i gave Up on 0-40, but he managed to win that third set and i dropped a tear or two... Unbelievable

@aiylacarson 2 года назад

One of the greatest comeback stories in all sports. An absolutely amazing video! Rafa you are simply one of a kind. 🎾🏆🇪🇸

@shadowagent6051 2 года назад

The best tribute to Nadal AO 2022 title I saw out there,incredible quality of video.

@6eSet 2 года назад

Thank you!

@adrianbermudez3314 2 года назад

As an spaniard, thank you for this piece from the bottom of my heart.

@tirthankarsarkar4206 2 года назад

Watched all of it in one go! What an amazing journey it has been for Rafa. 2021 season seemed so promising and we were all anticipating #21 at French Open. It didn't happen, but what followed (his injuries which prevented him from competing at Wimbledon, Olympics & US Open) casted a shadow of doubt in the minds of many Rafans whether he'll win a Grand Slam title ever again. Not even the die hard Rafans would have anticipated another AO title even in our wildest dreams. This video captured everything, his disappointments from 2021 season, his heartbreaking losses at AO finals previously & finally the miracle which left every single one of us astounded. The production quality is amazing as always, just hope this doesn't face the wrath of Copyright strikes & stays up 🤞🏻 Thanks a lot buddy for this video. It means a lot for us Rafans 🙂❤️

@6eSet 2 года назад

Thanks a lot for your comments, they are always very kind ! Yes, what he did is amazing, I'm so so happy for Rafa, and I wanted for a long time to make on other video on a part of his career, this was the perfect occasion 😉

@calinmuresan91 2 года назад

I always believed, even while Rafa was injured, especially knowing that the joker will probably get banned and Rafa will seize the chance, because he does it always when opportunity is at hand.

@funnyduck4568 2 года назад

What do you mean? I was always thinking nadal would win this year even though many people told me it wasn’t possible

@papap703 2 года назад

Now it can be said, the "GREATEST OF ALL TIME " - RAFAEL NADAL!

@luiscaetano6184 9 месяцев назад

Not anymore

@nikolamatijevic-nh6ns 8 месяцев назад

He was goat for less than one year hahahaha

@h4rder10 7 месяцев назад

how many people even achieve that?@@nikolamatijevic-nh6ns

@bullfighterify 2 года назад

Awe-inspiring, empowering, inspirational, gut-wrenching, nerve-wracking, epic, and gladiatorial. Such a fitting tribute indeed to the Real Champion and GOAT On and Off the Court, the Raging Bull, and El Matador, the one and only, the Great Rafael Nadal.

@francoschembri185 2 года назад

24:59 that moment especially gave me chills. Been a looong road following Rafa´s carreer, lots of good moments but, at the same time, lots of sad and hard moments, some tough losses and many injuries. I dont think ive felt this happy about a win like with this one. This one was, for sure, unforgettable. You have created a masterpiece, hats off!

@andyroo9381 2 года назад

I loved this video! You worked hard on this. You showed a lot of match play from the 2021 season. Rafa had a difficult 2021 season, even on the clay court circuit. His loss, at the French Open 2021, to Novak was a sharp dagger through my heart. After he pulled out of Wimbledon, we all knew something was wrong. This was not Rafael Nadal. The rest of the season was so gloomy. I didn't watch very much tennis and just stayed sharp for any news of a Nadal comeback. When Rafa played Abu Dhabi, there was a lot "off" with his game. It was an exhibition match but it just didn't look good. He caught Covid and then announced his entry into Melbourne. I was eager to see what real match play would show. He won that tournament but still didn't look like the Rafa we have all come to know. With the AO22 draw, a lot of commentators kept saying it was a tough draw. I don't think many thought he would make it past the 3rd round. When he made the final, there was a glimmer of hope. I have watched that finals match twice. A confident Medvedev and a less than Nadal made for an impossible win...but here we are. Just flippin' amazing! It was so incredible! I was speechless and left in shock! After 2 sets down I didn't know if he could even win the 3rd set...but here we are. So much respect! I am so happy he was able to win his second Australian Open title. I am left in awe, even after almost one week. Thank you, Rafa, for this incredible gift.

@tennisradu 2 года назад

"Many thought he wouldn't make it past the 3rd round". He was actually leading Khachanov 8-0 in the h2h, how can you say this bullshit? How long have you been watching tennis? 🙃

@andyroo9381 2 года назад

@@tennisradu First of all I was basing my statement off of the original Men's Draw before any match play had started. Nadal was supposed to meet Thanasi Kokkinakis in the 2nd round but Hanfmann beat him in straight sets in the first round. Kokkinakis is an Aussie. It was expected to be a tough match for Nadal in front of an Australian crowd and Kokkinakis was coming in with his first ATP tournament win in Adelaide. Not to mention Nadal chose to play AO22 at the last minute and almost didn't fly to Australia at all due to his lack of training, foot issues and his bout with Covid19. He was not expected to go past the 3rd round, if he even made it past Kokkinakis. You can take it or leave it. By the look of your name, you sound like another rude Balkan. I read the rude and nasty comments, of Balkans, and have come to expect this from your region of the world. Are you aware of the murder of Bakari Henderson? If not, read up on it. It will explain a lot about the mentality of your region. You enjoy the rest of your day, Radu.

@tennisradu 2 года назад

@@andyroo9381 Everyone who knows me from here noticed I'm a Nadal fan by miles. 😁 My name has no relevance in this discussion (I'm a Romanian, not a Serbian, btw) as I wasn't the one who chose it. From your comment I can clearly claim you have no idea about tennis at all, because as everybody knows, the initial draw in a tournament (especially in a GS) is never the same as the actual draw. There are always upsets in sports, because that's what makes it unpredictable. Nadal NEVER made the decision to play AO in the last minute. On November 1st he announced his calendar for the first time. When he tested positive for Covid on December 19th, he said he would adjust his calendar IN CASE his recovery took a bit longer. That wasn't the case as even Craig Tiley, the AO tournament director, said 2 days after Rafa announced he's positive, that he expected Rafa to play AO. People like you always love dramatizing everything related to Rafa. If you had actually seen the way he played at the Melbourne Summer set, tournament he won, you'd have realised Rafa was on the right way to recover physically and mentally. Of course NOBODY expected him to win AO given his actual context, which was magnificent, but saying he wouldn't have beaten players like Kokkinakis or Khachanov is ridiculous and narrowminded. Cheers 😁

@tennisradu 2 года назад

Also, don't judge a book by its covers!!! You have no idea about who I am, you have no idea what Rafa means to me as a tennis player, you've just seen the name "Goran" and your reasoning was I come from Serbia. Even if I'm a balkan, I don't necessarily have to support Djokovic, there is no rule that says it. 😅

@andyroo9381 2 года назад

@@tennisradu You should look in the mirror and realize who is toxic and rabid.

@anthonydecastro6938 2 года назад

Excellent tribute to Rafa!!! Congratulations!!!

@6eSet 2 года назад

🙏

@Soraiahaddar 2 года назад

Beautiful video 😍 I cried again 😭 this man is such a legend !!!

@6eSet 2 года назад

Thanks for your words ! Yes he is !

@clintrobby5615 2 года назад

Hope rafa see this❤️

@Mlasse954 2 года назад

The tennis from Rafa is like Porto wine 🍷 🍷 more older, better

@SuperUriel79 2 года назад

I’ve been a massive Rafa fan since 2005. This match was such a special one. This video makes me feel so emotional! What a journey it’s been and now he’s on 22, what a legend. Amazing work on this video, it honours Rafa and all his fans. Thanks ♥️

@rafanatic22 2 года назад

Congratulations on a fantastic edit my friend! I can't believe you were able to make it so fast and yet so good! I can only imagine you have not slept much during the last few days, but it was worth it! Fantastic video 🙂

@6eSet 2 года назад

Haha thanks a lot ! If Rafa fans can have a good moment it was worth it yes ! And btw do you will change your name with "Rafanatic21" 😅?

@rafanatic22 2 года назад

@@6eSet You'll have to wait and see when my next video comes out ;-)

@tarunmishra3437 2 года назад

@@rafanatic22hopefully you will change it to Rafanatic22 tomorrow

@Mr-Yo 2 года назад

Tennis is going to feel empty when Rafa retires. He is just 11 days older than me and ive grown up watching him day and night. I dont think any other player will make me feel as happy as when i see him lifting a trophy.

@eddyrose8596 2 года назад

Beautiful recap and storytelling on 21st grand slam victory. Of the 3 champions Nadal is the one who holds a fiery flame of relentless passion to keep on fighting to the end and he is also the modest and humble winner. I love you Rafa! El Champion 🏆.

@6eSet 2 года назад

thank you !

@lalyrabe 2 года назад

I have no word for all the work you've done on this video. Yes what a journey to get to that unexpected and beautiful moment last Sunday. I will always cherish every second we'll live with Rafa !

@6eSet 2 года назад

Thank you for your words ! Yeah Rafa is incredible !

@miguelgimeno9835 2 года назад

I can't stop watching all these videos, tributes etc. I get emotional every single time again and again. What a lesson of life. Incredible video, thanks

@ak2002mit 2 года назад

Maybe someone like him or not but if we ever defines an athelete with indomitable spirit that will be Nadal. He never gives up whatever the situation. Whoever be the GOAT in future but for me Nadal is and always be the best. What a legend he is. 👏👏

@inxhitafa6909 2 года назад

I was following Nadal since 2009 2010 and I know very well how much he won in tennis .. I knew he is simply the best ever but I never thought he gonna have this super potential in this last year to do what he did is just unbelievable I never ever expected this tremendous revolution inside him. He is definitley the best ever in tennis he is so incredible.. I am in shock by him wowww 😱😱😱💥💥💥💥

@ChandraMohan-cv2be 2 года назад

What a compilation.......Very emotional for Nadal fans! Nice & pleasant background music too. Thank you so much.

@6eSet 2 года назад

🙏

@shreyaspasricha2407 2 года назад

Wow!!! Its a beautifully made video. How life came at a full circle for Rafa at the Australian Open. He lost to 2 giants in 2012 and 2017 when he was up a break in the 5th set. And see how he overtook both these giants in terms of number of Majors won at the same place he had that bad luck. Brilliant!!!

@pintoacr3800 2 года назад

I AM STILL HAVING GOOSEBUMPS WATCHING THIS. WHAT A JOURNEY.

@mrperfectionist88 2 года назад

Omg, perfect! Just perfect from start to finish 😭💕 #21 #Vamos

@shivammisra7886 8 месяцев назад

Rafa the legend And i gotta appreciate you man i don't remember myself watching a 27 minute long video in a long time. I hope people acknowledge Rafa, Roger and Novak all the three of them as The G.O.AT.S.

@enfkt4521 2 года назад

I've genuinely watched this video every day for the past week and I can't help feeling emotional every single time. I have sat through all of the matches shown here and getting to relive the emotions that have led to this unreal victory in Rafa's career, in this truly amazing video you have produced, is almost overwhelming. 21st Grand Slam title in the most unbelievable and poetic way possible. Thank you for the effort you've put in this.

@6eSet 2 года назад

🙏

@prasadsep25 2 года назад

There will always b debate, who is G.O.A.T. and honestly if you go by stats it will be Djokovic by d the end of his career but for us Rafa fans it doesn't matter.. the emotions he evokes within us, the inspiration he serves for us to keep fighting, to never give up and above to always remain humble irrespective of one's achievement will hardly be done by anyone else in our lifetime. For us he is not just GOAT tennis player, he is GOAT sportsperson.

@hiteshgujarathi4636 2 года назад

Incredible tribute to the incredible player. What a emotional video this is. Just wow. Till this date after his victory I still can't imagine how did he really did that. Unbelievable. I am glad that I witnessed that match live and even loosing the hope after 2 set down I kept watching the match. Phenomenadal.

@teej143 Год назад

Rafa single-handedly raised the level of men's singles from the 90's of Sampras/Agassi to something else

@marilenaxalkia 2 года назад

This video is the most incredible and emotional that ever I had seen for Rafa. 🥺🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️

@NoRafaNoTennis 2 года назад

Great video! Can't stop crying! Dreams comes true! Vamos Rafa❤! I see you in Monte Carlo Rafa😍! 21🏆Vamooooooooos

@6eSet 2 года назад

Thank you !

@chocosquirrel3319 2 года назад

I also live in carlo

@ankitmishra3010 2 года назад

For all the die hard Rafa fans like us, this video is a great tribute to what rafa has pulled out. Unbelievable editing and display of emotions. Congratulations to the makers and thank you so so much for bringing this. Rafa all the way!! Rafa is love. ❤️😀

@damohanson5393 2 года назад

I used to put the 2012 AO as the greatest ever. This match surpasses that. Of all his epic matches it’s very hard to pick the best. God, what a treat to watch that match ! I too had a tear or two as I thought of the times I was convinced he was finished.

@aswing4607 2 года назад

"never give up"..he literally proved that day..! and I cant remember how many times I watched this video..!

@VamoosRafael 2 года назад

I was crying all along the video, RAFA is the GOAT

@proenzaschouler4165 Год назад

The king of passing shots !! If it hadn’t been for the injuries, he would have already won more GS! Just love this champ !

@utkarshdeshmukh6414 2 года назад

Rafa Nadal - Messiah! The most inspiring athlete of all time in terms of his game!

@tommyphillips717 2 года назад

Look at how close he was in 2012 and 2017. Jesus that is heartbreaking.

@abordoloi1514 2 года назад

The synonym for transcendence is Rafa. Just to be clear that transcendence is not in the category of superlatives. Transcendence is the dissolution of thought that attempts to describe. It is prior to and beyond every description. Rafa is not superhuman. On the contrary, he is fully human - he fully embraces suffering, he fully breathes self-doubt, he fully respects each and every player, each and every human being across the planet, he fully respects every tennis 🎾 racquet if he's not smashed a single one, he fully loves Real Madrid, he fully respects Roger and Novak, he fully loves humanity. Transcendence when lived is humility, humility, humility. Rafa!

@VipulPVinayan 2 года назад

Goosebumps on 25:50😵🔥

@Sbudre Год назад

Whenever I feel like I cannot go on, I watch this video. I will never forget the moment Rafa dropped his racquet and the announcer said "the miracle in Melbourne". I still get goose bumps all over my body. Just unforgettable. And this video, everything from song choice to editing and selection of clips is just absolutely lovely.

@nujeru99 6 месяцев назад

"It's the Miracle in Melbourne." One of the greatest calls ever in tennis

@Sbudre 6 месяцев назад

@@nujeru99 it's the greatest I've ever heard!

@guillemoya215 2 года назад

thank you for this work of art

@ArchDragoon-Arm 2 года назад

This video is just way too underrated.

@psp1481 2 года назад

Superb! Well done 👏🏼

@imeldaliliana73 2 года назад

Great video ... thank u 🙏

@slc2466 2 года назад

Great job honoring the latest chapter in the Nadal legacy, which marks one of Rafa's greatest achievements. Hope the Bull keeps vamosing his way through 2022, but this is a huge career highlight, regardless.

@6eSet 2 года назад

🙏

@MLBoykin 2 года назад

Great video. Thanks for putting it together!

@rafacantona9589 2 года назад

Sooooo, thanks you so much guy!

@ana-mariaanea7174 2 года назад

Wow! A masterpiece! 👏👏 Congrats and thank you!

@freddyg7015 2 года назад

Wivo thanks! Great job 👏

@313linkinpark 2 года назад

Amazing video, really, well done I love it!!!

@Srihari-vj9he 2 года назад

Absolutely incredible video!!!!

@ashwinchandrasekhar8279 2 года назад

Thank you for uploading this masterpiece !

@javivelo99 2 года назад

What a video!!! Congratulations for this job!👏🏻

@tennis-man1902 2 года назад

Fantastic EDITS

@pabloramos3370 2 года назад

Incredible video, incredible achievement for Rafa. Absolute legend.

@Sbudre 2 года назад

This is amazing. Well done and thank you for this.

@nihalpai7241 2 года назад

Epic video! Keep it up! Nadal the GOAT!!!

@sidhaarths7787 Год назад

Great video !!! Loved it .. Goosebumps!!!!!!

@rafarules24 2 года назад

Brilliant video pal!!Amazing!! Evoking every emotional rollercoaster that we went through during the final!!! RAFA IS THE GOAT!!!

@carwynroberts6587 2 года назад

I will never get tired of watching videos of this amazing achievement. Thank you for putting this masterpiece together!

@thelighthouse3952 2 года назад

Awesome video. Is really emotional. Thanks

@superdopehiphop 2 года назад

Phenomenal video! Vamos!!!!

@cedricdecharme 2 года назад

Thanks so much. Great great JOB. THANKS

@nikkisandesh 2 года назад

Brilliantly made!!

@ouchkeroussama8816 2 года назад

This a joy to watch .. well done ✅✅

@adribgby60hz85 2 года назад

thanks for that incredible film

@janverflojan9060 2 года назад

This is just amazing! The amount of work and love you put on this video is for all of us very obvious and I thank you very much for this homage to my beloved Rafa.

@wildwind5571 2 года назад

best video of this AO title so far!! Amazing

@GavazzoMark 2 года назад

Amazing job. Congrats!

@tristanmccoppin5761 2 года назад

Wonderful! thank you so much for this

@blessedramos7603 2 года назад

His reaction when it was over was epic. Vamos Rafa! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@sumayawarwick5799 2 года назад

Thanks a gazillion for this amazing video. You captured the essence of the man, the legend that is Rafael Nadal. I will without a doubt watch it many more times 😍🎉

@1ajdelacruz 2 года назад

What a montage! Brilliant tribute to Rafa. Thanks. Rafa stands for resilience and guts. Inspiring stuff.

@victoriamedina2428 2 года назад

This is beautiful! thank you for taking the time to put it together. Happy tears!

@POK2008 2 года назад

Fantastic video. I don't always watch videos all the way through, but I watched this from beginning to end. I am still processing how Rafa was able to come back and win that match. He looked down and out after that second set and was on the brink of another crushing defeat. This was truly a comeback for the ages. This match will go down in the annals of tennis history. Vamos, Rafa!