Roger Federer highlights vs Mischa Zverev - Mercedes Cup 2018 

jbkamehameha Or use it as a combination .

Cause u can’t display all the ads ina eye catching way

? Quite the opposite.

jbkamehameha because that’s what people pay for. If they showed this angle on tv, nobody would go to the matches!

@GTS absolutely wrong.

Super Star Thanks!

Thanks!

Yeah, it's nice to see some serve-and-volley! He is a difficult opponent, especially on grass.

Yes, tennis is different up close!

I agree!

Vielen dank, Scott!

You're actually right

My pleasure!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks!

Darren Lebeau Thanks! How tennis should be watched...

Haha, guess my arms got tired! Next time: Tripod.

Hey, how did you film it? 1080p and 60 fps? Thanks bro

Yes, 1080p and 60 fps with a Panasonic Lumix GX850 amzn.to/2weVHH6

I hope you aren't basing this on this match because mischa has some of the worst ground strokes in pro tennis and Roger has beat him 60 60 so Roger feels not pressured by his game

If the shots are deep and to the center, the opponent can't create angles

Unless you see it as an opportunity to open the court no matter the other guy places the ball, if the ball goes to the middle, automically the shot from the opponent will open the court and slowly will create space

darbocity Thanks!

oscar cano Quite the opposite. It shows how actually easier is to play here than on a clay or hard court. That's why players like Dustin Brown can upset the likes of Rafa Nadal...

ok, I probably used an incorrect word, need to change the word difficult for different.

oscar cano No problem dude 😉

Buki Shabi nope grass is wat harder, have u ever played tennis?

@@bujarshabaj7212 It's not easier, just different. Talent and skills matter more than physicality, the opposite occurs on clay.

Yes, I played a pro-am in Stuttgart once but only doubles. I played with Toni Nadal so it was fun and I actually enjoyed it. But I can understand why some players don't like it.

james lahyano I played at the Saddlebrook Resort and training center in near Tampa FL.

maccajoe I understand that, but the ball didn’t even bounce above my shoe laces.

Blazy Molds He was definitely rusty after three months without matches...he should be fine by Wimbledon...I think he might not win Stuttgart, but Halle and possibly Wimbledon too.

Probably just getting used to matches now. He surly get better.

He has won Stuttgart :)

If you knowtice and make some research about Rogers opponents then you wouldnt need to ask such questions. Mischa Zverev is well know for volley player and likes to go to the net... and if you play yourself tennis higher level you will know that such player put you under much of pressure as they come at front and close the court. So what one does is lop or passing shot but that isnt that easy so such kinda players like Mischa are a hard nut because they are all the time at the net and make you play prescision passing shots or good lobs otherwise if not one hasnt any kind of chance against such difficult players. Besides yes maybe Roger is bit rusty ... but dont forget hes king on grass...

Tennis nerd you did a good job editing and showing us how much rust Roger gets away with and still wins... I think it goes to show that great players know how to win through strategy and mental dominance rather than shot selection, and they find a way to win by getting a lot of returns and serves in which is something you don't notice if you don't look for the stats... Apart from aesthetics and execution, I consider Djokovic to be the best player for digging deep balancing consistency and intensity. Federer has a way more beautiful game maybe as a result of being a bit stubborn... And that's what keeps him playing the way he does so he shouldn't change that... Also I think Djokovic is not even half as interesting as the way he used to play when he was younger and more about hitting winners from the baseline.

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Agree!

It's a Lumix GX800: amzn.to/2sZcnli - great value for money!

It's actually the same with a new paint job: tennisnerd.net/gear/racquets/roger-federers-new-racquet/8139

99% of the world’s courts are not grass. Not sure why they even play any tournaments on grass anymore. I get the tradition and ascetic as much as anyone, but still...

It's the same racquet but a new paint job! tennisnerd.net/gear/racquets/roger-federers-new-racquet/8139

Exactly! tennisnerd.net/gear/racquets/roger-federers-new-racquet/8139

When is it then?

Good point. I added a comment and I have also cleaned this up in another video.

Yeeehees 😂😂😂 are you for real

It’s the same ProStaff 97. It only has a different paint job.

Sean Kim, looks like you haven’t watched tennis for that long. Back in the day, there was no such thing as serving, then playing on the baseline. Literally every player volleyed after serving. Playing on the baseline after serving was unheard of. Reason why? It creates pressure on the player who returns it, and there are more chances of winning the game if you serve and volley. Imagine having a 115-130mph ball heading towards, barely being able to put your racquet in front of the ball, only to realise that your opponent is already at the net, and you watch him smash your weak return. You’re grateful that Federer is one of the most best returners of the game. Federer is that good at returning, that he can probably see Mischa come down to the net, while the ball is coming towards him at 115-130mph, and pick where to hit. You don’t see that kind of skill in many players.

Al Jordan no. feeding you

Chino Ríos words. Understandable, he was dogshit on grass.

SCI8InDy I’ve seen him quite a few times live and he seemed rusty this time. After all, three months without match play. The racquet is the same, just some white paint on the sides...

maccajoe do you think he didn't play in those months 😂 he practiced a lot, just lacks match rhythm

SCI8InDy no, lacked movement around the court compared with first 6 months of 2017, poor defensive shots, playing almost 25 or 30 cm more behind baseline compared with 2017, and now he doesn't take the ball early like 2017.

Hope he fix all this issues to play at the best way as possible in the whole US Open Series.