Roger Federer v Andy Murray Extended Highlights | Australian Open 2010 

that was not this match lol

@@TheRafaelBond it’s this match. He said:” I can cry like roger it’s a shame I can’t play like him”.

but in this match,Andy’s playing style is too simple...

@@WaldoTW he said that after the Wimbledon 2012 final, not this match.

@@thegreatNEb no andy said it during aus open final. Look it up

Lol did you watch this? Murray did nothing first 2 sets, then blew the lead in the 3rd

It’s probably along with masters cup 2006 against Blake, ao 2009 against del potro and Wimbledon 2019 against djokovic are bu far his best god mode displays

@@TheRafaelBond He wasn't really allowed to do anything. Federer blew him off the court... winner after winner.

Watch out the Novak fans are coming for your comment 😢

@A R Agreed

Same goes for Novak as well! Not for Rafa as most of his wins came at RG where it didn't matter whom he played and against Roger whom he had in his pocket the whole time!

Yep. And the thing that nobody acknowledges is that - nobody stepped up to challenge those two. Since 2010 tennis has had a steady decline in talent. That's just a fact. A lot of good players but no great players. Between 2010 and 2019 we had an entire decade where only 2 other guys won Slam. If not for the lack of great talent then the 3 of them wouldn't each have 20+ Slams. The best athletes these days simply just do not choose tennis, can't afford tennis or have never had the opportunity to be exposed to it. Frankly they have cheaper options with sports that pay more money.

@@jollymolly2521 I personally don't agree. Novak and Rafa are once in a lifetime type of players with their consistency and longevity. The same questions about the level of competition didn't arise earlier due to sampras agassi or even the legends before then not dominating across surfaces for years. Murray, stan, delpo, thiem, Medvedev, zverev or even tsonga, Ferrer, Gonzalez, davydenko would have won slams in that era of tennis. And if you see the matches except Rafa on clay, there is not that much of a difference between Nole Rafa and the rest of the competition. It's just their clutchness and focus when it's matters the most! That's the differentiator!

@@jollymolly2521 Are you saying Fed played against stronger opposition between 2003-2010 or that Nadal and Djoko took advantage of his declining (but still often high-quality) game from the 2010s on? For my part, I believe Djokovic benefitted the most from the Fed's "decline" in the 2010s, especially over 5 set matches. Sure, Fed was still capable of beating him (RG2011, Wimbledon2012), but the difference in their ages, Djokovic's improved stamina and relentlessness and, perhaps most importantly, the huge difference in the "match-miles" (Fed must have had at least 3 times as many as Djoko by 2011) is what allowed Djoko to _just about_ beat Fed in the slams and in some of their really tight matches. It's why I think the "in-match" stats between the two are so telling. Fed trails 23-27, but leads or is equal in these five categories: points dominance (1.02), games dominance (1.01), total points won = 50.2%, total games won = 50.4%, total sets won = 50%. It shows that Fed was able to stay with and even outplay the Djoker "in match", all the way up to AO 2020, their last match. He just lost the ability to "close" the match as he grew older and Djoko grew more confident about Fed's propensity to get nervous. Also - *there is **_no_** other rivalry in tennis history, especially of such a long duration, where the player who's lost more has all these stats in their favour.* It's really quite remarkable and provides an insight into the type of player the Fed was, all the way up to the very end. The more "superficial" win-loss and total titles records won't reflect any of this, but those who've watched their matches, both the ones before 2011 (19) and the ones after (31), know that the match was on the Fed's racket 8 out of 10 times. They also know that Djoko began to win when - 1) Fed began to decline (relatively, of course) and 2) when Djoko stopped trying to beat Fed at his own game (he used to go into the forecourt and volley and all that much more in their early matches) and decided to become a full-time baseline attritionalist, who waited for Fed to make the error...which he did more and more frequently. On those days he didn't (usually in 3 set matches), not only did Djoko lose, he was often blown away, e.g. Cincy 2012, Shanghai 2014, Cincy 2015, and WTF 2019.

uh huh

No, just no

A human is not a God whatever his skill in any field. He will pass such as anyone..Be modest please...Another will be stronger it's the case now and that's life..

@@jpnduc i think you are the over talented Ronaldo is human not a Machine but people Called him that you are nadal is from earth but some people say he is Alien you are just a very serious person Messi is also Called alien i think real sports fan understand my word

@@Grp79841 Sorry..nobody is a God..you can be champion but worship somebody because he plays very well at tennis is a bit...weird even if I know this word means in sport..Surely à question of représentation and symbol. But human need panem and circus of course..😉

@@jpnduc stop acting modest cuz your nit

Yeah but that could’ve affected his performance here

He Choked against Delpo in 2009 USO.

yes every match please

Yes! Like someone said a few months ago, once Fed retires, *_every_** one of his matches (from 1998-2021) should be uploaded **_in full_** and in the highest quality available.* (Ideally, they should do it for free but they could even charge a small fee if they wanted to and millions of people would pay.) It's the least Tennis TV can do for a player who single-handedly elevated the sport and whose like we will _never_ see again.

yep, 2 years in a row too

how many of those finals did he win

@@bradleydavis9502 4, which is pretty good. Considering most guys never win even one

Djokovic's the undisputed GOAT

He have mental block against Nadal Djokovic. Especially against second one.

3rd most gs, negative h2h vs both nadal and djokovic....he's the People’s goat but the factual debate is only of nadal and djokovic

Agreed

Hey cricket fan Djokovic is now the goat. Have fun

I laughed at the djoko footnote 🤣🤣

Mostly Djokovic

@@patrickw9706don’t be disingenuous. The same Nadal who won 13 GS after 2010 also contributed to Feds lack of titles.

​@@TUTUMAHNadal beat Fed most of GS matches in 2000's while Djokovic beat Fed most of GS matches in 2010's.

Federer's Prime Was 2003-07.

Erased already.

Poor choker chokovic fakovic covidovic novax fan spotted 😂😂😂

Your fuckovic comes no where when it comes to class,elegance, popularity and love of the people which is gained by Federer 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

Federer class

What does this have to do with this video?

his prime was in 2017

@@iquix6073 nah

I'd say the ed as a Fed fan was the year before in his loss at the US open to Delpo

@@iquix6073 lol absolutely not

Lmao not at all. 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2017 he was better in all those seasons than in 2010.

Yessir! And there will _never_ be a better show. Because a sport only gets one chance to incarnate itself and, luckily for us, it incarnated itself in the Fed. He single-handedly elevated the game, by creating and revealing a new aesthetics for it. He also, in his golden period from 2004-2009, *was simultaneously its most prolific winner, greatest shotmaker, and aesthetic touchstone.* Fed is the *only* other athlete in _any_ individual sport to have ever done this. That he did it in a sport as physically and athletically demanding as tennis is what makes it even more astonishing. He is Mr. Tennis and the sport's forever and irreplaceable gold standard. Tennis will go on, but it will never be the same with Fed. He was the rarest of rare things: a never-before-never-again phenomenon. P.S: Want to hear something funny? I commented on another video about Fed being the only athlete who was simultaneously winner and aesthetic touchstone and someone countered with...Phil Taylor. 🙃 I didn't know what to say...and so I didn't say anything.

​@@thesoccergodFederer is the best ❤

Then the line about him having back pain and “a pain of a different kind” oh man that guy was on fire that day!