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Sometimes when a top player is so superior to the person across the net from them, we as fans almost completely expect the top player to win. But sometimes, in those rare cases, the underdog ends up taking the tennis world by storm and defeats the higher ranked player. In these 10 matches, we are taking about how they are the greatest upsets of all time.
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@Bekw148 11 месяцев назад

Soderling the one who won the first RG for RF xD

@bekhzodsiddiqov2293 3 года назад

I still remember the match between Istomin and Djokovic. One of the best matches in the career of Denis

@TheRealSuperwiesel 11 месяцев назад

Yeah but 2017 was one of novaks worst years on tour. It dont think it was thaaaat big of an upset, like novak was struggling huge at the time.

@unowen7591 11 месяцев назад

⁠@@TheRealSuperwieseldon’t take anything away from the way Denis was playing that day. Personally I think Novak was playing fine. Denis played the match of his life and beat him fair and square

@fakebsacct1917 11 месяцев назад

@@TheRealSuperwiesel It was January, he beat prime Murray in Doha like the week before and had just made finals in London and USO as well. The decline had started sure but he wasn't playing bad yet at all.

@glassanimals8738 11 месяцев назад

@@unowen7591novak had ,72 unforced errors. Denis played good but he didnt beat prime nole

@aidanking1501 11 месяцев назад

one of the best matches? Mate, he's done nothing of note in his career other than that. It's his best match and nothing else comes close

@normalposter6072 11 месяцев назад

Soderling! He could just flat out hit anyone on his day - like Wawrinka. But couldn’t do it against Federer and then his career derailed by injuries. He was a great talent

@ErikCB912 11 месяцев назад

He did against Federer a year later in the QF

@collinmonette9795 Год назад

Stakovsky and Rosol were insane.

@WonderWhatHappened 11 месяцев назад

I remember that match, Chang was seriously cramping and did made some unusual shots that threw Lendl off his game. It's probably my most memorable match of all time. He later beat Stefan Edberg in the final and won his only Grand Slam tournament. Having said that, I think Soderling beating Nadal was probably a bigger upset. Most of the other upsets were on grass, and given grass takes some getting used to some of the upsets came from players that had to qualify.

@livvofriends7014 3 года назад

I remember the Doohan vs Becker match. Huge upset. RIP Peter Doohan from a fellow Aussie

@MistahhMingus Год назад

Big Pete. I remember him well

@satheesh.k.skannamkulathsr516 2 года назад

Only Chang and kraijeck became ultimately champions of that year. And kraijeck is not an unknown player in 1996. He is 17th seeded player in 96 wimbledon and he reached Australian open semifnal in 92 & French open semifnal in 93.

@gregmacfd3 2 года назад

This definitely deserves more views, great job finding all the footage for these matches 👌

@HyperHorse 11 месяцев назад

Richard Krajicek was not and never was not and never was an unknown player. One of the best servers in modern history and definitely one of the most talented players to come out of The Netherlands. His career was unfortunately plagued by injury and he had already made it to the Australian Open semifinals in 1992 but had to withdraw due to a nasty shoulder injury. He had also made it to the Italian Open in 1996 losing to Muster so he was no slouch on the red clay.

@definitionsupervillain4583 11 месяцев назад

Good video!

@souvikjha8242 2 года назад

federer vs sampras????? that was dope

@F_U_2024 11 месяцев назад

No 1 - Soderling vs Nadal, 2009 USO No 2 - Istomin vs Djokovic, 2017 AO No 3 - Karlovic vs Hewitt, 2003 WIM These are 3 biggest upsets by far. Some Honorouble mentions: Zverev vs Murray , 2017 AO Yzaga vs Sampras , 1994 USO Horna vs Federer , 2003 RG

@ErikCB912 10 месяцев назад

Horna beating Federer at RG 03 was not an upset. Federer hadn’t even won his first major yet and he didn’t become competitive on clay until 2005.

@vinixo1480 11 месяцев назад

Dustin Brown is my favourite.

@user-ot7db9lv6x 10 месяцев назад

Two mentions from my side: 1. Gaston Gaudio bt Guillermo Coria - Roland Garros 2004 Final 4. Roger Federer bt Pete Sampras - Wimbledon 2001 R16

@mddistribution30 9 месяцев назад

I'm going back a long way because I'm old but for me, the biggest upset I can remember was Boris Becker losing in the 2nd round in 1987 at Wimbledon to Peter Doohan. Although this video has reminded me of hewitt's loss to karlovic in 2003 but I think Becker's loss was even bigger, cos at the time Boris was considered almost unbeatable on grass!

@97kos 11 месяцев назад

Stachovsky/Seppi vs Federer, Muller/Rosol/Soderling vs Nadal 🤔 These five...

@erikpate8370 11 месяцев назад

I think your missing what is probably a top 5 upset, John Mcenroe being defeated by Kevin Curran at Wimbledon 1985

@Dman9fp 2 года назад

Solid list. But I'd put Robredo def. Federer us open or Flach def. Agassi Wimbledon instead of Kraijek def Sampras

@ipiap 9 месяцев назад

The Krajicek win was a minor upset considering how he played throughout Wimbledon '96. European tv viewers could not watch the Söderling upset for Eurosport showed cycling and a recorded women hockey match instead. I am still angry about that.

@matthewleslie4448 11 месяцев назад

Bit unfair with your description of Kraijcek. Yes it was an upset result but he wasn't exactly unknown - he was seen as an up and coming talent by then.

@carmenxie4782 11 месяцев назад

Bro Chang footfaulted on the underarm serve

@ErikCB912 11 месяцев назад

No he didn’t. You’re allowed to cross the line after you hit the ball.

@humbertocortez3384 11 месяцев назад

Daniil ostapenkov vs Diego Schwartzman Davis Cup 2021biggest upset ever ever ever

@swisscheese7 11 месяцев назад

here after alvarez wimbledon button ⬇️

@FernandoBreakaway 3 года назад

Gimme more @ 12:00 iconic

@lingwingling 5 месяцев назад

brown and nadal should be here

@a_goblue2023 11 месяцев назад

Chung v Djockovic in 2018 AO was pretty good

@mattjagar6324 3 месяца назад

It wasn’t as big of a surprise tho because Djokovic was terrible from Wimbledon 2016 to French open 2018

@franckhess2904 11 месяцев назад

RG 2009, Soderling was top 20 and play unbelievable offensive tennis in this RG (by the way he reach the final the next year beating Federer as well). Also, he had nothing to lose against Nadal and always thought he could win. This is not a big shoke, everybody can lose against good player once. Fed lose to Tsonga at wimbledon, he was leading 2 sets 0 and still lose. This is more a shoke. Nadal lose in wimbledon to Dustin Brown. In this vidéo there are many "shoke" in wimbledon, just because this is a very fast court and anything can happen against big serveurs like Karlovic, Querray...

@user-od6xz7xb8d 11 месяцев назад

Стаховский Федерер абсет века без шуток

@Karlzmarx3224ph 3 года назад

Hewitts was worse than federer's upset

@Nicky_Cool 11 месяцев назад

Federer lost his 36 consecutive grand slam quarter-final streak in his loss. It honestly should be higher up due to that fact. First time he didn't make quarters in a slam since 2004 Fench Open and this was 2013..

@bsrussian 11 месяцев назад

@@Nicky_Cool yea that shouldve been higher than djokos loss to istomin

@ErikCB912 11 месяцев назад

@@Nicky_Coolno, it’s fine right where it is. Federer was terrible in 2013. If he was going to lose early at Wimbledon one year, it was going to be that year. Sure it’s a little shocking to see him lose in the second round, but many other upsets have been much more shocking than that.

@shafqatishan437 11 месяцев назад

@@ErikCB912actually he was ok till that point, after the Wimbledon loss, he ended up terrible rest of the season

@JRLs_Random_Reviews 11 месяцев назад

Don't know whether I'd say Soderling fought Nadal 🤔

@MiamiBeach23 11 месяцев назад

Djokovic Querrey should be top 3 at least, he seemed invincible at the time

@karimmelikian934 2 года назад

My personal favourite was Djokovic losing to such an average player. Aside from a big serve, querrey has no weapons

@strangerinthedark5707 2 года назад

Djokovic was injured. It was the beginning of injury that affected his career the following 2 years. It also goes to 2017 AO, he kept avoiding surgery for too long.

@Smileater 2 года назад

TOP Federer and TOP Nadal, without injuries both have lost in their favorite Gran Slam. At least Djokovic was injured. Plus, let's not forget Federer lost in Round1 or Round 2 of a 250 ATP championship recently.

@texasfan58 11 месяцев назад

@@strangerinthedark5707 he won the canada open masters 1000 next tournament he entered, made it to the final of the us open and made it to the finals of the year end championships that year...

@strangerinthedark5707 11 месяцев назад

@@texasfan58 yeah but all that with an injury. Sometimes it affected him more, sometimes less. Most players always play with some kind of an injury. We just don't know it everytime because they don't want to give it away to their opponents. Up until wimbledon he only had 2 losses and 1 retirment, after wimbledon... well random to mid players losses and another retirment. It only got worse from there and we all remember 2017...

@14DANESSJ 11 месяцев назад

@@strangerinthedark5707 I don't think that loss in particular was caused by the elbow injury. Otherwise every loss can be excused due to some nagging issue. Just like you said, most players always play with some kind of an injury. Nadal has been inured since he was born (Mueller-Weiss syndrome), and Federer had back issues since 2013 and knee issues since 2016.

@jackdawson4772 11 месяцев назад

Krajicek was unknown? 😂

@karimmelikian934 2 года назад

uhm, what about Nick Kyrgios, Steve Darcis and Dustin Brown beating Nadal at Wimbledon then? If you include Rosol defeat, that's another 4 Wimbledon titles I think he could have easily gone on to take, and then he would still be leader of GS trophies

@TheRealSuperwiesel 11 месяцев назад

Thing is after rosol beat nadal the other guys smelled blood. Rosol was the first guy to upset nadal at wimby. From there on it wasnt that biiig of an upset anymore.

@yomismo74 11 месяцев назад

Nadal was pretty vulnerable in Wimbledon's first week. And i like the video it's not all about the Big 3

@trajanaugustus3501 11 месяцев назад

Soderling vs Nadal was the biggest upset in sports history, Federer couldn’t beat the man in Paris, Djokovic could when they were older and after so many tries, and no one else for 2 decades could accomplish that, Soderling was definitely not a player of this magnitude and yet achieved the impossible