Rafael Nadal vs Novak Djokovic - Final Highlights I Roland-Garros 2020 

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The fact that you've 244 likes and just 1 reply shows there's no denying. He IS really king of Clay

More like 64 because the other 64 are going to lose before the final.

@@Samuel-tr3mf lol 126 are gonna lose before the final

@@pranavthakkar5735 I meant on Nadal's side of the draw. They wouldn't even get a chance to play him in the final.

And Djokovic winning the Australian Open. These guys hold their turf so well.

What a great line!

True.

@@ramonecricket5183 it was before worldwide lockdown and expect to happen

@@benedictly1571 everybody expect novak to win AO with all the normal schedule. this french open held in a totally different time because of the pandemic and weather and condition as usual, with the roof and the ball and the constant rain.

@Barış Alkan This is a bit oversimplifying. You have long points also on grass or hc nowadays.

@@Srednicki123 He didn't say the opposite. But there's a lot more long points in clay than in any other surfaces

@Barış Alkan true but the high bounce is even more of a factor than the court speed. Nadals forehand simply does too much damage even with margin for anybody to deal with over 5 sets.

Nadal’s movement and forehand on clay is the greatest miracle in all of sport history.

Thing is here these conditions was the best possible for Novak with the closed roof and cold temperature, more control + lower bounce. So even though it is clay this match should have been closer maybe even a different winner perhaps if Novak played his best.

He beat 27 years old Federer in 2008 RG finals with a score of 6:1 6:3 6:0

@@vladiinsky I saw that live back then. Think that was the one where after the match Federer said he is mostly a grinder.

@@Polarcupcheck Federer had a lot shittalk to say about Đoković too, back in the day... But Đoković obliterated him the last decade, especially in the big games. Everybody talks about Roger being such a nice guy, gentleman... I don't buy it! :)

@Jensen HARGREAVES Federer has the best public image for charity and stuff because he also commercialises himself for doing so (nothing wrong) Rafa and Novak do that too, but Rafa is the biggest gentleman in tennis history, never said anything bad about anyone, never threw a tantrum or anything like it. The GOAT tittle is debatable but the biggest role model and gentleman in this sport is Rafa by far and to me that's why he is the GOAT because there is more to it then on court results (which he also has)

Nadal know to move on clay and you need hit winers and lines to win,Novak make to much erors and dont play on high level to make competition to rafa.

Roland Garros is a major, so plays harder and with more intensity.

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You can say it better tennis has 4 grand slam championships australia wimbeldon us and nadal

@Chuck Thunder Its not about the surface in Paris. Its because its a more important tournament and you have to beat this absoulute legend in 5 sets since its a slam.

Hard,djokovic and rafa is better

@velipulla You and Ryo Shusuke are the supervillains of youtube tennis comments. Can't wait to witness an epic discussion between you two

best comment lol

Had us in the first half

Man RAFA IS GOAT at RG He is extremely good!!!! hahahahahaha

Obligame prro.

Rafa doing Rafa things in Paris

In conditions that were never better for the field to have a chance

Federer did that in Wimbledon and he was 35.

@@frankmorrish8998 did he drop a set?

@@Ruben.tarigan not one.

And, whats minds it?

the incarnation of "ah shit"

@@kakashihatake1029 exactly lol

Yes, he couldn’t make that in 2021at Monte Carlo against Rublev and lost the match

I knew Novak was in trouble when Rafa hit that crosscourt backhand winner in the first game 40-30. Rafa only hits that shot when he's fully confident in his strokes.

Good one.

Maybe next year, they change the surface...

@@clementeperez2870 😂

@@clementeperez2870🤣

Haha awesome comment bro.

Lol

Very funny

Something went right this year 🤣

Yup even in the year if a pandemic

Very very funny🙂

Didn't u see what he did to Federer in 08 RG?

​@@inchyokktotal savagery from the Rafs. No fucks given just pure annihilation

@@inchyokk whats roger to do with Nole? The man said: "He does whatever he wants with Nole, amazing!"

@@BOZ_11 your intelligence cant be that high

@@crown1096 novak's countrymen were bombed by NATO for ethnic cleansing. any time u want irrelevant info....

Brilliant comment!!

😂👍

Hahahaha ,so true

Hahahahahha you win the internet today!

I hope Nadal doesnt get assassinated from a deranged Federer Fan when he tries to win his 21th Slam. Remember Monica Seles getting stabbed.

Well said

Totally right

What odds clown? All of this was to his advantage. The player that plays worse as the courts get faster was at a disadvantage at the slowest court ever in history of tennis. Yeah right.

Very well said.

Henry Plce now say that again without crying

Unlike Novak, who breaks his racket when he needs resting...

Same than 2012

@@juanmartin8753 🤣🤣🤣

@@juanmartin8753 Shut up. Djokovic has better mental strength than the grunter. Talk about records...Djokovic doesn't just eclipse all of Nadal's achievements (of course except clay which Nadal relies on) but also outperforms in terms of all surfaces. Throughout his career he has faced opposition from fanboys like you. More slams, weeks at #1 (doubled it in fact), he has 40 masters titles, has more year end titles and wins over Federer and Nadal. Now, you can go ahead and say that I am just spewing stats at you, so before you began your roid rage, I'll cram some facts up your ass. Djokovic has supported improved education in Serbia by direct donations and has a foundation with his wife to continue this. He also guided young players to play in the ATP Next Gen organization. Did you even muster up the energy to watch some of the interviews, events, etc. with the other ATP players? Novak has utmost respect to his opponents, and in general, he is an extremely charismatic and energetic person. So, outside of tennis and on the court, I don't see how he's simply racquet smasher that you describe him as.

@@juanmartin8753 Stfu. Nadal sucks compared to Novak

I also keep watching it, great to witness such an empowered discipled human being. I work in a very depressing tough area,combatting human trafficking. Nadal played such a superb match against a fantastic opponent and wow what wonderful engaging ,joyous ,smile at the end.

I've keep coming back to see these highlights. Novak fans are completely shut up about this win. They were on the attack after Nadal lost in Rome. They declared a Novak victory, over Nadal, before the FO even began. Now they are silent. I am simply gloating. You never tire of seeing Mr. Rafael Nadal smile as he holds the French Open trophy for all the world to see.

I watch it whenever I need a pick me up, lol.

Me

Saw the whole match. Absolutely one sided, Rafa basically played whole match without mistake. U cant beat a player playin like dat. Not a fucking chance

2100: Don't worry guys, we will win grand slams when Djokovic, Nadal, and Federer dies.......

@@NVDAbets lol,.. crazy comment guy

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@@NVDAbets HAHA!!!!

Good one lol

Add 10 years. Federer's girls are only 11 years old.

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"33rd" ;)

It would be funny if you said son* not grandson

@@noahhenderson3164 Actually I took the joke from a Meme I got from my friends which is circulating in Spain but unfortunately I couldn’t attach photos. If you see Nadal’s aged face you’d understand. Maybe I should’ve written 2060 50th RG Title ;)

He celebrated breaking serve lol

@@quibquab1731 that’s nothing

5:46 Spot on. Novak was celebrating like a crazy holding his serve to tie the third set 3-3.

So true and well said 🙏🙏🙏🎾🎾🎾

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You couldn't have put it any better 😅 your description of this Beautiful ❣️ Beast is a Perfect 💯

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And got paid the same as Rafa...

@@jokuheppu3920 That's the worst part. They don't even generate the same amount of viewership. Not even remotely close.

@@supercritic100 It's just plain wrong. But in this day and age when everyone is screaming sexism left and right, the organizers just have to bend. I'd say about 2/3 of the mens prize money should be more than enough, all things considered.

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Yep,13 times...uffpufff.this year with no loosing set...That is crazy.Iga Świątek...yeah fantastic tournament...but can anyone remember Jelena/Alona Ostapenko?2017.So...Rafael wins this co called comparision.I'm polish btw.

My man

After 7 months, both players meet again in RG 2021 SF

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@@MicroCheese64 Trash....the history is not end yet.....

@@victormaerovich2 that's true, but man, djoker just seems unstoppable these days

@Napoléon Bonaparte Rafa beat Fed from 2005 - 2014 and last year and beat Djokovic's in 2013 and just has now, so that statement is false

@@wave1468 Yeah... TEENAGE Rafa lol... fed won 6 majors by 2005 and Rafa only beat him on clay which is a given because Rafa on clay is the greatest tennis player of all time...once Rafa grew up a little bit and actually improved his game - 2008, 2009 federer stopped winning as much. Djokovic was a much later bloomer too and Ofc this doesn’t mean Federer can’t beat either of them these days (match point against Djokovic in Wimbledon 2019 for example) but it shows that he won most of his majors (15 or so) before Rafa (and then later Djokovic) truly started to dominate

I didn't know that. 79 vs 60 attempts is a huge difference actually. And Federer's early opponents were not nearly as tough as what Djokovic and Nadal had to play against. Neither Safin, nor Roddick were as dangerous as Wawrinka, Thiem, Murray when on his prime, etc.

I just cited that figure today. On the women's side Evert was also 1 in 3. That's a good reason for him to be the GOAT, you're right; a lot more impressive than the 35 or something consecutive semifinals of FedExpress in Majors.

If Rafa has played 60 slams instead of 70 or 80 as a result of injuries then that's his own doing. Maybe if he played a less physical brand of tennis then he'd have less chances of getting injured.Of course playing less physical tennis might mean less chance of winning those 20 that he has won.

Saaaaaame! 💝

Djokovic was asked the same ND Dat was his answer

Dustin Brown at Wimbledon lmao

Good thinking

Globglogabgalab facts

And the NextGen ATP is a big joke! LOL 😁🤣🤣🤣

It’s over 15 years mate

You've meant The BIG ONE, Rafa Nadal, The King of Clay, Right?

And my question is between Federer, Nadal and Djokovic, who will win the Tennis War at the end of day!

@@TheFlydeagle228 trump might actually beat some of them - or pay’em 130k. That’s what they’re used to for @30 mins of ‘work’

Pete Sampras was widely considered as the greatest tennis ever when he won 14 grand slams... Nadal now has 13 French Opens alone ... I have to laugh everytime I think of how ridiculous his French Open record is !

@@88feji Lmao

He played a good final set but was shit for first 2 sets

@@88feji 14....

So beautiful!

Beautiful. Touching.

First Class, RF!

Pure class! Hope Roger get back well and soon!

Pure class from maestro ,hope see you both with a 21 gs

Especially coming from Roland garros😂😂😂

Hhhhh

the fact that i knew this was gonna be top comment 😂

Yeah true it was my thoughts and said to myself wow😂😁

Had nadal lost Nadal's fans would have blamed that this was played in Ocktober and not June. lol.

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How is his serve too weak! He had pretty much 85% of his first services, stop being a baby and accept this he a better player😛😛

Teragram Lawrence learn to read dickhead

@@teragramlawrence2864 Damn you are stupid.

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It will be.. by Rafa 😁

Theim will broke the record in his sweet dream 🤣

Do you think 14 maybe? Does seem possible.

@@jfil5518 doesn't seem to be slowing down. Maybe even 15

@@mazharhassani5497 You means his wet dream

It was one of the best strategical/tactical performances I've ever seen anyone do against Djokovic, which is impressive, since it's very difficult to execute a consistent strategy against him

I hope he continued improving his tactics against Djokovic this year.

Nah. I'd take 2010-2014 Rafa over this one anyday. Djokovic played very bad in the first two sets.

OMG, you again... 2010-2014 Nadal would never be able to hit 30 winners on clay, be serious 🙄

@@tennisradu 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014 Rafa>>>>>>2020 Nadal. The difference was 2020 Nadal faced a declined and injured Djokovic on clay and a relatively weak field. 2012 and 2013 Rafa had to deal with prime Djokovic 2.0. 2012 Rafa would have straight setted the Serb if not for the rain delay. That is a very big difference. 2020 Rafa lost to Schwartzman in Rome. And you call call yourself a Nadal fan? Lol. Just stop.

@@jacobschmidt2709 Wtf, can you tell me what injury did Djokovic have during the RG 2020 final? 🤣🤣 Such bullshit... A "declined Djokovic" when he literally didn't lose A SINGLE match in 2020 until the final against Rafa. We can also speak about a weak field for Djokovic in 2021 as well, stop being biased. Why don't you say the same about a "declined" Rafa in AO 2019 and RG 2021? Whenever I see you on RU-vid, I really don't know who dafuq you are in real life, but you always write nonsense about Rafa, it's clear you can't stand him, but having double standards doesn't help either. 😒

@@jacobschmidt2709 The same 2020 Rafa beat Schwartzman in RG where it mattered most, the same"weak field" guy Djokovic beat in the Rome final. You're just a kid who pretends he knows tennis. You don't. 😅

I think Djoko played waaaaaay better back in 2012 2013 or 2014 honestly. He committed 52 unforced errors and had only 40% 1st serves in ... But it's part of the game, I think all players already lose in their mind before playing against Rafa at the French

@@thexcookieman1842 On the contrary, I think Nadal changed tactics and caught Djokovic by surprise so he was forced to go for more shots than normal, hence the huge number of unforced errors

@@thexcookieman1842 Nah man, it was just that Rafa was returning his first serves like Novak was doing to everybody, he got in his head from the get go, Novak didn't play badly at all. He had more winners, especially in the 3rd set I think he played his best tennis. But Rafa's attitude throughout the match was like you can't beat me and you know it. Novak deserves all the respect but it's clear now that that 2015 win was a fluke. By fluke I mean he was "lucky" that he was the top player to play and beat Rafa. Stan, Andy Roger maybe Ferrer would've beaten him that year

@@jidearowolo6447 The key was that Rafa dominated the short points and made deep returns. Djokovic has great defense and is very good at long rallies.

@@ismetcehic5581 I think everybody knows the 2015-2016 meetings were so onesided because Rafa was nowhere near the level he is now and the level he needs to have in order to beat Djokovic. This can also be the reason why Djokovic leads the h2h right now and why he has also beaten him more easily than usual on hard courts lately 🤫

I feel the exact same way when Federer wins. A Nadal fan at heart, but how lucky are we to have both these men!

WE NEED MORE FANS LIKE YOU. THE FINAL CHAPTER HAS NOT BEEN WRITTEN BUT NADAL JUST MADE A CASE FOR THE TOP GOAT.

😭 Damn these onions. Great respect 🙏for you man

I think it is impossible to hate Roger or Rafael.

100% agreed. His tennis game is the real deal.

Yeah, this Nadal would still probably straight set the 2021 Djokovic, or 4 sets at most. But, asking for THIS level Nadal every single time is a huge ask i guess..

​@@armadyl1212 Completely agree. I think Nadal himself said it best speaking to the Spanish press: "But if you want to win, you can't make these mistakes. So that's it. Well done for him. Has been a good fight out there. I try my best, and today was not my day." "My opportunities to win here are not eternal,” he continued. “In our sport, you must admit both victory and defeat. I do know that I can't win the tournament 15, 18, 20 times." What a class act.

@@armadyl1212 Perhaps, but 2020 Nadal would get smoked by 2011-2016 Djokovic.

@@jacobschmidt2709 No he wouldn’t

@@erikpeters8055 Nadal played in Roland Garros 2020 Final probably one of the best,when Not the best Matches in the whole Tennisarea. Djokovic Australian Open 2019 and Nadal Roland Garros arguably aswell

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beg to differ, overall 🐐 is clearly Djoker by a huge margin. When he does retire with 25 slams which is highly likely, he’ll be the 🐐 in the history of sports.

Amen

@@rag7027 xD

@@rag7027 Honestly, that does not seem too far fetched considering what the Serb has done this year.

It was important that Rafa shut Novak down, because Novak is one player capable of turning round his game and bouncing back if he gets any whimp of a chance. Nadal has learnt his lessons

@@samuelkwekubentil9897 2021 FO semis says hi.

@@jacobschmidt2709 yeah? it is bound to happen sometime wasn't it?

Yes, 100% flawless performance 🔥🔥🔥 unbelievable !!

That's a man who knows his skills inside out... 😃

Indeed it was! I never expected that it will be a demolishing job. T’was fantastic. It’s as if he was waiting for this opportunity to get his revenge from the AO finals humiliation he got from Nole. Now, they’re even.

Phenomenadal performance

1:16 shows this. Joker won the point but that took every bit of effort he had. Rafa on clay is something else

Doesn't matter about 2nd best. They are both so far behind Nadal on clay, and specifically RG, it isn't funny.

@somerandomdude999 agree

@Cheese Boi only in the US

@Cheese Boi im pretty sure if you type football on google the real one ⚽ pops up

MUFC what is this guys problem I’ve seen this shit on AFL videos too. Soccer isn’t bigger than tennis in Australia bud. Soccer is easy to set up and play which makes it accessible in most developing nations. That’s the main reason it is so popular worldwide. Your stats are still wrong though.

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Greatest ever, at the very least there can be no argument at all when it comes to clay

That's the difference beetwen him and Djokovic. The serbian is fake as hell!!

@@Estiufish so, so true to the point, this is first comment I read which reflect what I think👌

Had nadal lost Nadal's fans would have blamed that this was played in Ocktober and not June. lol.

Not really symbolic, but cool coincidence ig

yeah i love that coincidence, its like the ying yang is in complete balance now with roger having 20 and now nadal having a 20 :3

It's destiny.

he will certainly pass him now. It's a matter of if Novak can catch up to and pass both of them...

@@MrSwyl Novak will not pass.

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Well said my friend...there was a killer on the court today 😁👍

Oo ça oui 👍🏼 ! On a vraiment la chance de pouvoir voir le meilleur terrien de tous les temps ! Avant je regardais les anciens vainqueurs de rg, mais ils font tellement pâles figure à côté de Rafa , même guga aurait pris une branlée j’en suis certain, tellement le niveau de Rafa sur terre est du jamais vu ! Une sorte de bjorn borg presque parfait !

how about now?

Rafael Nadal have 22 major titles,36 atp masters titles,23 atp 500 titles and 1 Olympic gold medal Mostly. Rafael Nadal is one of the greatest tennis player of all time in the open era and greatest clay court player ever born on the 🌍 Sad Thing Djokovic is overall better player than Rafael Nadal in open era he have 22 Major titles,6 Atp finals titles, 38 atp masters titles and 14 atp 500 titles in the open era mostly Djokovic is more complete player than Rafael Nadal in the open era. Djokovic is Undisputed goat of tennis sport and Rafael Nadal is one of the greatest tennis player in open era like other tennis players in open era. Rafael Nadal lacks atp finals titles with him which removes him from Goat race completely. Goat race is between Djokovic and Roger Federer in open era. Both are same in attitude and mentality also They are both best in grass courts and hard courts also Roger Federer always gives tough and intense fight to Djokovic on grass courts and hard courts

Djokovic and Federer favourite surfaces are Hard courts and grass courts. They both like indoors and outdoors equally also. Both want to rule Tennis sport. Djokovic must win Calendar slam to become goat of tennis sport or Federer is goat of tennis sport that's all as he have more Wimbledon and US Open titles than Djokovic mostly.

Only Hard courts and grass courts can be taken between Djokovic and Roger Federer. Hence Djokovic have more Australian open titles than Federer but Federer have more Wimbledon titles and US Open titles than djoko. Djokovic must prove he is superior to Federer by winning more US Open titles and Wimbledon titles or win Calendar slam in 2023.

Fed at Wimbledon is neglected now, Novak has beaten him 3 times, 3 , he also chocked 2 2-0 set leads there

Too true.

@@lavarball4635 I don't wanna be someone who corrects people's spelling on RU-vid..... BUT! It's *choked*

@@pinkballoon8181 It's okay, I do it all the time.

@@lavarball4635 the guy played 12 finals at Wimbledon, won 8 times (record for now) and lost 4 in very tight matches that could go either way. Djokovic barely won against him in 2014 and 2015 when he was at the peak of his powers and Roger was constantly dealing with back injuries that prevented him from being consistent and last year a 38 years old Federer who beat Nadal in 5 sets in the semis took Nole to the fifht too with match points in favour and was naturally lacking stamina and energy in the end to finish it off. And you're telling me "he's neglected". You might reconsider your statement.

At the age of 34 most athletes retire or fade away from the highest level of competition. Not novak who put one of his best Roland Garros performances ever in this semifinal final against nadal.

Nadal won it again at age 36. Beating an in form Novak on the way. And Djokovic at 35 is making mincemeat out of his opponents at AO right now and hes in the SF, and every time hes reached a SF, hes won the title. Which means in about 78-79 hours from now, Novak will be lifting the AO trophy again. For a 10th time. Will be the first time ever Novak reaches double digits at majors, and Wimbledon is well within reach too.

@@james-vx7nv I'm glad that Novak is back in Australia, and at the peak of his power and greatness nevertheless. I still can't diminish Rafa's epic AO run last year since it was a very tough achievement, beating Medvedev in the final, but I wanted Novak in as well. It will be double digits for him indeed, and for the first time. I don't know if he'll win 10 Wimbledons but you just can't count him out.

@@VaisinI can't see him losing a Wimbledon match for another 2-3 years, perhaps 4. No matter the situation, last 4 years, he finds a way each time. In a 5+ hour battle vs peak Rafa (2018 SF) and facing multiple break points in the fifth? No problem for Novak. Down a set to a Brit (2018 R3 Edmund, 2022 SF Norrie, 2021 R1 Draper)? No problem. Down 2 match points to Roger? Not a problem. Not to mention 100% of the crowd was against Novak. Sun in his eyes too and he was returning Federer's serve. Then again crowds are never an issue for Novak. Down 2 sets to a guy 15 years younger? (Sinner 2022 QF) No problem. Down a set to Kyrgios (2022 Final) having never won a set vs Nick and never having broken his serve previously? No problem. Down a set to a guy undefeated on grass that season? (Berrettini 2021 final) no problem. Regardless of who defeats him, its gonna be a SEISMIC shock next time Novak loses a Wimbledon match. Makes Murrays win in 2013 all the more incredible that he managed to pull it off. Rafa's epic AO run isnt possible with Novak in Australia. But Medvedev was also in fantastic form and mentally in a great place, especially after coming from 2 sets and MP down vs FAA who himself had a great year. Rafa coming from 2 sets down vs a confident Medvedev was truly stunning given the circumstances. The tough 5 setter vs Shapo when Nadal won despite heat stroke. And being out for 5 months before. Only downside was that it destroyed Meddy's confidence. He hasn't been the same since.

​@@james-vx7nvSinner and Alcaraz say hi!!!

this is simply not that easy on grass and hard courts for nadal.

Beast style...

@M l nope, he's not an actor, he's a tennis player 🤭

@M l he was chasing federer in Grand Slams tally. This win is so important for nadal

@@Ruben.tarigan Especially it was another win in the most important tournament of his career 💪

Nah that's called "fuck yeah lmma buy another island."

@@chencheating4677 I dont think islands are worth only 1.8 mil

2017 is the most dominant ever

They always make the finals highlights longer tho

Make sense 😂

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Katherine Sparkes to have 20 GS when you are excellent on clay or grass is twice more difficult than to win on hard court. Not only that. To play on clay is the most difficult of the three as it requires much more technique, mental strength and strategy as you cannot rely so much on your service. That is why he is the best even if Federer has a more refined technique. That and because his injury struggles and his come backs and his humility and his attitude on and off court. Federer was playing tennis 5 years without facing an strong opponent. In fact, Rafa lost 2 Wimbledon Finals before he defeated him in 2008. Federer won one RG because Nadal was out with injury. It is like Thiem’s US open victory without the Top 3.

That must have hurt.

And Soderling.... So painful

John McEnroe was practically begging Novak to please... beat him during commentary. I remember when John said the closed roof can defeat Rafa. The video is still up on RU-vid from eurosport. I bought into that as well. LOL XD!

@@dgskilla6285 I'm a Rafa fan but it's true that he's never been great at indoor courts. It favors those who hit more flat. An open roof with windy condition is his greatest advantage with his tremendous control with the spin of the ball.

@@enderlain385 I meant to say Nadal seem vulnerable under the roof at Roland Garros during the fall season. It never happened before. If anything else, Rafa looked far greater today dealing with this situation.

He's gonna Steam RoLL the DJokeR again

Rafa: I don't even remember . .

Birth? Are you aware how many premature deaths in the womb occur every year?

@@PDCConstruction-pi1rd I think he meant Taxes

@PDC Construction *abortions*

Birth is not certain lol

Death, taxes and Rafa winning French Open

@@badis1173 Đoković, soon to become 34 years of age, just beat a 26 years old Daniil Medvedev in AO finals in 1 hour 53 mins. Arguablly the most dangerous guy on the planet currently looked fairly helpless in there. If Medvedev continues his success as the best player of the younger generation, that will look impressive in Novak's list of achievements in the future as well.

But they ALL have had devastating losses though. It's part of the sport! U just have to expect them, learn from them and move on!

I totally agree with you. Beautiful words. What a wonderful time for tennis. We’ll miss this guys in the future. I feel lucky to be able to enjoy this as it happens and not in history books. Greetings from Spain.

He is the best example for the kids and adults alike, in my opinion. Such a great human being in general, same goes for the members of the big three. We are blessed with their greatness and kindness. As other folk said already, as far as Nadal wins Rolland Garros, it is good to be here on earth.

Indeed. He play s very very differently with novok and with others

Djokovic usualy knows how to play him. But on clay, his tactics that brought him 25+ wins over Nadal just don't work. That backhand in diagonal on Nadal's forehand, usualy makes damege. Here, on clay, Nadal simply reaches the ball and that is why Djokovic made so many errors. He needed to push to hard. Don't really know what can anyone do to this guy on clay. You need some very special circumstances to beat him (e.g. Soderling had the best match of his life when he beat him). I don't see anyone beat him on clay, unless he is injured or gets really old (I estimate another 3-4 RollandGarros titles for Nadal)

@@acalin5 he lost two weeks ago in Rome.

It's great to see they exchanged long rallies, hitting groundstroke behind from the baseline, cross court and drop shot. Nadal is extraordinary on clay and he is really difficult to beat, unplayable especially when he's in best shape.

@@uzzymuzzy4312 He means consistently.

Nadal Open is correct jaja

Maybe central court can change his name

Gonzalo S. Vasq In Barcelona, there is already a court called Rafa Nadal. I think the courts are named based on the tennis player from that country. For instance, AO has Rod Laver, or USO has Arthur Ashe. So I don’t think it’s easy to do that.

@@huyle5011 true

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it's not that novak improved. it's nadal diminished

@@SaeedAcronia the main different was the condition and the heavy balls

@@SaeedAcronia exactly that! Nadal had a bad day at the office, you could clearly see that especially when he was serving. Such a shame. It should’ve been his 14th RG title.

@@SaeedAcronia It's both, Djokovic was FAR from his normal level in 2020. Nadal didn't play that bad in 2021, Djokovic played perfect from after being 0-5 down. There's a reason tons of pro players like Murray came out and called how crazy the level was. It's only natural Nadal made more errors when he was feeling the pressure from Novak's level.

@@2CSST2 It wasn't anything crazy in this match, they had far more spectacular matches than in 2021. In 2020, Nadal made I think 14 unforced errors in 3 sets, this year he made 50 in 4 sets. His serve in 2020 was also flawless and very effective against the best returner of all time. In 2021, his serve was awful, predictable and full of double faults, that was clearly a difference. 😅

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Taiga Ball, you have proved that Djokovic has some classy fans. Thanks for yr nice comment.

Gracias amigo

Yeah me too. Is OK. Federer can still win a few more although I think Covid and stadium with little crowd might put an end to his career sooner that expected.

Thanks, you are a fantastic Fed fan. Dom't worry, Federer's legacy is immortal and brutal as well. Greetings from a Nadal fan.

Fedal CoGoat

You make me 😭🙏

I think Fed and Nadal both win one more next year...Nadal French, Fed Wimbledon. Gonna be hard for Djokovic to catch up to these two since even though he's the youngest, he's still over 33. But I think Djokovic can win at least two more.

I'm like you. My work ethic increased in many areas because of Nadal in 2005.

Nadal didn’t upset Federer. He already had a name on the clay courts and was a favorite the year before but couldn’t play because of injury.

You straight up copied the comment from someone else

Rafa's house !

Soderling

It's the fourth time i think, like in 2008, 2010 and 2017

His not God. In clay Rafa's the best that's his advantage to Djokovic. Every points u need to earn it before you get to rafa

LOSE

Well, he lost today 👀

Well, today don´t happened that

Didn't happen in 2021, this year is Novak's to take everything.

Or let him play 2021 Novak :).

Thebassist Noeve you trolls keep saying this he lost but Novak played the game off his life to beat nadal and got lucky get real mate nadal give Djokovic so many beat downs at the French open and he’s Novak biggest rival he’s beat Djokovic in 5 grand slam finals and grand slam semi finals only nadal puts Djokovic in his place

I think nole could have played better. However, i think nadal was unbeatable today. Let's hope nole win ao

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Not at all. Novak looked flat from the start. He had no heart in this match.

Nadal was not unbeateble today, Djokovic did not have the commitment to spent 5 hours hitting the ball plus 90 mph to overplay Nadal, and thats why Nadal is one of the GOAT a machine that will destroy you if you dont put the best you have in each match....

@ TheRU-vidr and Ja Y : Oh please, for godsakes, stop with the BS. This was probably the most important match in Djokovic's career and he had everything to play for. Just give credit to Rafa. He neutralized Nole from the get go, with some extremely smart and strategic tennis. So, did Rafa play badly in the AO'19 final, no! Djokovic was unplayable that day, like Nadal was today. PS: When someone loses a grand slam final. It's 99% probability that the opponent played better. Rather than the player losing, playing badly.

@Abdelraouf Eissa two posts? I get that your a Nadal fan, but its a bit much

Nadal is really the kind of clay

Ha ha ha. I also agree with you. They are really lucky!!

song here is a whole vibe! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7IXyWw_I8aA.html

More than lucky consistent, Roger reached the final 4 consecutive times and won in 2009

I am here stronger than ever

@@leithbouacida2483 Mira bro, Djokovic con ganar dos Grandslams más ya llega a 20. Está más que sabido que va a llegar y los va a superar a todos, ya lo sabe todo el mundo del tenis, Rafa con perder contra Djokovic ayer ya quedó prácticamente fuera de la competencia, porque Djokovic no va a perder con Tsitsipas y va a ganar su Grandslam 19. No digas que ahora la competencia no es buena con esta NextGen que se viene. Y algo más, Djokovic como puede ser peor que Nadal y Federer cuando a ambos les gana en historial? También cabe decir que Djokovic fue número uno por más tiempo y eso que tiene 6 años menos que Roger, Djokovic sin duda no es humano.

I can also see a whiny Nadal fan down here who just can't digest the fact that Djoker is far superior than his Idol everywhere.

@John BUI yes, i know, but I just dont find it fair. federer`s generation and the players he faced are just so much stronger than what Novak has faced, basically only Rafa! same with Rafa, he defeated the greats. to me, its like cheating, u start becoming good when the others become, bad

@@leithbouacida2483 LMFAO. Feds era was 10x weaker than this era, and that's even admitted by majority of tennis experts and commentators. Pls stop talking you are a troll and embarrassing

What do you mean by "aerodynamicly" has it to do with topspin?

So you are deciding to be selective with the data? IN 2007 when he won in Paris it was 4 sets over Federer? Do I need to go on???

Who did???

@@DAS1962 what do you mean? the man said it right; 2008, 2010, 2017 and 2020, FO won without losing a single set

That's the truth, while I really wanted Nadal to win and get over his Djokovic problem, which he did in fine form Yay! I feel lucky to have been able to to watch these three guys play over the last 15 years or so.

Novak played like a bum today. But for Rafa your statement is true.

@@JaY-fs4rd that isn't true, a 6-0 set was played for like 50 minutes. Djoko made UE here and there, but it was a big fight. Almost every game in the first set was played on advantage. Novak didn't play on a world class level, but he had a solid match overall. I repat, in the first 2 sets Djoko made UE when it mattered and he was passive in some situations. 3rd set was more close to classical Nole-Rafa set, Nole was more agressive but he made that double fault for crucial break, also UE made problems for him just like in first two sets. Overall, it looks like you didn't watch the match clearly. Detalis decieded who is going to win, Rafa was more dominant but he wasn't pissing on Novak, he had to fight hardly for this big win.

@@JaY-fs4rd Novak played much better than vs Busta

@@JaY-fs4rd It's now always easy to tell if someone is playing poorly or the other person is just on fire. These things can always go either way, but today Rafa had what is sometimes referred to as the eye of the tiger. I don't really know what Nole could have done Rafa was getting everything back in play.

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Tennis Paris Brothers probably only the 2nd time I haven’t seen a toxic comment thread lmao

Me too, I'm on the same page as you!

@@darrenlang1111 The toxicity usually comes from Djokovic fans. I'm a Fed fan but still have mad respect for both Nadal and Djokovic. They are all freakishly good. How can you hate on people who have brought such immense popularity to our favourite sport and mostly very good sportsmen.

@@DanimalLawlz Respect!

Nadal will destroy Djokovic in 2022 RG

@@iamertsahin Perhaps so, but Djokovic will go down as the best player of this era :).

@@jacobschmidt2709 Probably yes… but lets see

How did you come to this conclusion ? (sarcasm please don’t answer)

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Same goes with Novak in the hard surface come Australian Open☺️

@@ioriyagami6421 Nadal has more US open titles than djokovic, which is played on hard surface!

Did you missed that word Australian Open? Where's that US Open come from?😂. And yes they are both hard court but different in roughness. And again AUSTRALIAN OPEN BRUUUUH😂😂😂