The Best Plays of US Open 2019 

Lmao for what?An easy title for Nadal due to Djoko injury

@@coldzeras8730 Nadal would have curbstomped Djokovic at the 2017, 2018, and 2019 French Open and the 2017 and 2019 US Open. Nadal has now won the most Grand Slam titles for a male player after turning 30 years old (5 GS titles). Rosewall, Federer, and Djokovic each have 4 slams after turning 30.

@@nogoodnameleft If if if if,look at the h2h then talk.

@@coldzeras8730 Easy title?He had to earn it,played a difficult 5 setter against the inspired Medvedev,being Novak fan doesn't mean you need to discredit Rafa's victory,only a hater would say it's an easy victory and i would say Rafa would win 2018 US OPEN if didn't get injured and pulled out of the semis against Delpo who went on to lose to novak,how ridiculous it would look!As you said if if if,if Novak wasn't injured there was no guarantee that he would beat rafa in the final given Rafa's record against him at USO(2-1 in the finals)so don't simply say it's because of Novak's injury

@@coldzeras8730 Chokovic fluked a French Open(and his career slam) too when Rafa was injured. 2016, was it ?

I thought that was illegal.

That volley was terrible. Every top 50 player of the 70s or 80s (let alone before) would have put it away with ease.

fundhund62 You’re straight up lying to yourself 😂 it wasn’t a great volley but it wasn’t bad at all.

@@SJ-di5zu Adding 😂 to your comment doesn´t help your argument, I´m afraid. Today´s generation is just laughably bad at the net, and there are more examples of this in the video, including Nadal and Federer.

@@fundhund62 It was a decent volley, and certainly should've been good enough considering Rafa's court position.

That volley was laughably bad, though.

Bharath - very true

@@fundhund62 yeah sure you would have played it better lol

@@pavlegrebenarevic382 Maybe, but how is that even relevant? I'm not a pro player, and I didn't have the privilige to pick up a rich man's sport as a kid, and spend hours on court every day ever since.

@OSA His reaction for this point was more vivid than usual. We haven't seen these fist pumps and celebrations since the 2005-07 Claydal era (he was predominantly only great on clay and good but not amazing on other surfaces).

..are you implying the rafa academy is a sect and that its members will commit a mass suicide once rafa retires? sir, please, rethink this, it's awful.

@@IAMSOUND99 uffff!!!!

@@tirthankarsarkar4206 look it was very late, everyone makes mistakes

@@IAMSOUND99 wtf

@@juanchol21 i know, i'm not proud of it

My favorite player.

I hope he doesn't play Nagal- then it'll be Nadal vs Nagal :O

@@Cerph 😂😂😂

SlashMagic 8 No Its Not Nadal Is Way Better!

It would be even better without his stupid grunting

2017?

Nah for me it was not the best Open Us of that year

Just like AO 2018 was the easiest Slam for Federer outside clay. Novak was injured. Rafa was injured. Federer defeated a Grand Slam winner (Cilic) at the AO 2018, just like Nadal defeated a Grand Slam winner (Del Potro) at the US Open 2017.

Logan Legend Also, Federer is always reportedly injured at the US Open (2017, 2018, 2019) so that doesn't make Nadal's victory less impressive. It's not like Federer is any force at the US Open nowadays, as he has not won the title since 2008, nor has he been close to win the title since 2009.

Nadtard spotted

Look like these tennis games who doesnt have the rights só they try tô name similar

Fed was injured- or else he would have beaten Nadal in the finals, another jinx- I see he was in pain, and still played in QF, this was just a tragedy, Medvedev was total shit in the finals, just like Kevin Anderson in 2017- another cake walk draw, as usual.

@@pauljohnson6019 fed is injured since 10 years only 4 GS

Paul Johnson come on you need to do that in every video. I am fan of Roger as well but no need to bring out injuries every time it ruins the credibility of the wins for the players.

@@deboravieira3024 there is no chance that you speak french, is there?

I thought Dimitrov against Federer at 11.34 was actually better - a harder shot and he actually had to get over the net.

@@JohnTaylor-vg6cy Possibly, can't rule it out entirely and although I respect your view, I would have to iterate that good Griggy had more time to set up/get into position so some mental predetermination could take place (lob was on too) whereas Rafa's was purely spontaneous and there was only one option available to win the point. It had to be pin point precise in the corner and his best shot in his artillery; the banana! He also had no idea if his old legs could even get there in the first place and then to execute that much spin on that scorcher of a shot on the dead run, on a completely dying ball that was oh so close to a double bounce was absolutely ballistic to witness! Demonstrable control on that level? Sweet Lord it's rare, especially pronounced when delivered by the respective player's naturally non-dominant hand :) With all that said...the one against Verdasco's wicked slice @ AO '09!!!! where the net WAS an obstacle, that, for sure, we're never going to see again.

Tbh Schwartzmans point was really nice

Viraj Lakhotia Nadal hit some pretty poor volleys tho

​@@dragan3659 nadal didn't hit a single volley for that point what u on about

3:40 a random point of Federer.

And a few others

Well Nadal owned this tournament. He deserves all these highlight reels of him. His 33 year old body barely crossed the finish line but he got it done. He said recently he finally has been able to be cramps free. He was cramping badly for a week after the final. Medvedev pushed him to the limits. Vamos Rafa!

​@@nogoodnameleft Well they even cut some of his points to show some lower quality ones, like the no look forehand after getting lobed by Berretini or the multiple smash returns against Cilic those two deserved to be in this video.

Counts for nothing- it's not just hitting the insane shot, it's when you do it- he made about 50 errors after that, including terrible shot selection, giving Nadal another bite at the cherry.

@@pauljohnson6019 ouch

@Ashutosh Mishra She was fun to watch. Once her confidence catches up with her ability she'll be in the top 20 at LEAST.

"Meh"? that was a great shot don't underestimate her

One of the worst, from Medvedev's perspective, this was his best chance, to win a GS, but he choked, even when he fought his ass off, to take it to 5 sets, what's worse, this choke led to a greater choke, a few months later, poor guy must be having nightmares for months- esp at wtf 5-1 up, 40-30, worst choke ever- in tennis history, beats 40-15 Wimbledon Federer!

@@pauljohnson6019 what do you mean by "choke"? Failed?

@@nikolaybonapartov7379 Yes, failed to win th match, or win the game, when in a winning position.

@@pauljohnson6019 dude , nothing beats all the choke jobs Fed had against Djoker at US open and Wimbledon. Medvedev never had a match point against Nadal. You delusional.

honestly, I wouldn’t even be playing tennis rn without them. They were my inspo since day one :)

age.