When Ivan Ljubicic Defeated Djokovic, Nadal, & Roddick! | Indian Wells 2010

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Highlights of Ivan Ljubicic's incredible run to the 2010 Indian Wells title - defeating World No.2 Djokovic and World No. 3 Nadal en route...
0:00 vs Djokovic (4R)
2:27 vs Monaco (QF)
2:41 vs Nadal (SF)
7:55 vs Roddick (F)
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@CoachAdrian 2 года назад

I remember this! This was probably Ljubicic's best career run at a tournament - his magnum opus!

@MarkieBee 2 года назад

Lol he looks like he’s been teleported to this time from the 80’s

@ludwigvanbachmaninoff1981 2 года назад

Ljubicic has a brilliant one-handed backhand coping with high balls.

@zarkoostojic9063 2 года назад

He's better than tsitsipas

@arijanpozder5572 2 года назад

a big reason behind federer's backhand improvement in 2017

@chanjiewan6823 2 года назад

@@arijanpozder5572 yup

@chanjiewan6823 2 года назад

@@zarkoostojic9063 i think he just has natural upper body strength

@springfield03sniper 2 года назад

@@chanjiewan6823 he is also very tall.

@d_bikersound2627 2 года назад

Wow, I had forgotten everything I loved about Ljubicic's amazing game. His backhand a work of art, and an understanding of the game like few others, total master

@jamesboyd2097 2 года назад

Best take ^

@nicolaswhitehouse3894 2 года назад

For sure, some good classic, old school tennis. Something that is lacking nowadays. Wished he had better mouvements but still super all court tennis.

@tennisjiujitsu 2 года назад

Ljubicic and Nalbandian were some of the most talented players to never win a GS. Both when at their best beat any player on tour. Very intelligent players with the game to match. Its always nice to see a forward player beat a baseliner.

@usefulidiot9896 2 года назад

Monfils was the most talented player to never win a GS imo. I think he's an idiot though. He spent his time pushing and trying to entertain.

@jonasboeckx6052 2 года назад

@@usefulidiot9896 totally agree, when monfils Lets that forehand fly instead of hooking it in with topspin…

@anseinueseima408 Год назад

@@usefulidiot9896 he is, his tactic is the worst among all atp players, he play defensive 90% of the time despite the fact that he can hit some of the fastest winners

@Tamalmadafaker Год назад

along with Davydenko and David Ferrer

@anseinueseima408 Год назад

if you say talent you must not forget about rios

@artygunnar 2 года назад

Beating Nadal in 2010 was in and of itself a Trophy worthy claim, that was his year, he was Unstoppanadal

@saidmiranda1989 2 года назад

Nadal started his fantastic form at the clay season, not before. Still, it was a lovely victory for Ljubicic and a redemption for that final lost in Madrid in 2005 against Rafa, as the Croatian ended up lifting the trophy unexpectedly in Indian Wells.

@IzakD8 2 года назад

@@saidmiranda1989 Yeah, from when he was injured in 2009 people never knew if Nadal would come back to form until he dominated Monte Carlo in 2010.

@kyzersoze.musicology 2 года назад

Ljubibic looks like he’s disguised as a senior citizen lol

@juancarranza2059 2 года назад

Ljubicic casually serving 141 Mph rockets eleven years ago haha would've loved to see this guy win a GS

@lotus630 2 года назад

this is why Federer hired Ljubicic as a coach a player with a slow footwork and a one-handed backhand that still managed to beat Djokovic and Nadal just imagine what Federer, who has much better footwork and faster reflex, could do with the same technique (no need to imagine, just look at what happened in 2017)

@jonas8993 2 года назад

Well, federer had amazing footwork and reflexes most of his career I believe, not only in 2017, I think it is other part of the game that he was missing to make him even better

@mantaishere 2 года назад

@@jonas8993 😒

@Femaqui07 2 года назад

Federer had much better footwork and faster reflexes than Ljubicic could ever have

@jonas8993 2 года назад

@@mantaishere yes and ? I think you didnt get my answer

@lotus630 2 года назад

@@jonas8993 let me help clarify a bit, Ljubicic could defeat Djokovic and Nadal with slow footwork and reflex... so imagine how his technique could help Federer, who has better footwork and reflex, improve his game

@jnid1758 2 года назад

what i love about this clip is that it also shows a few good points from ivan's opponents as well. not one sided. pretty entertaining video

@jhkt2067 2 года назад

Never knew he was this skilful. It’s like the master teaching all the young students. No wonder Feds got him as coach.

@miguelbarahona6636 Год назад

No doubt. Ivan said once (in a time when Federer had matchpoint on clay against Nadal, I think it was in Rome, and still lost the match): "If I had match point against Nadal, I wouldn´t miss". Ivan and Federer are great friends, I´m sure his influence made Roger beat Nadal in 2017 and 2019. In those years Roger was fearless on his backhand.

@aksingh3167 2 года назад

It's great that Federer hired him , and then won 3 GS ( AO 2017, Wimbledon 2017 and AO 2018).

@hashimjanuhasan450 2 года назад

That Backhand 🤤🤤

@Jlymansackhead 2 года назад

Ivan’s balance, composure, and efficiency always impressed me. No wasted energy ever. Only Federer compared. Funny to see how seemingly terrible Djokovic’s serve and strokes looked in 2010 compared to now.

@robinkalousek7247 2 года назад

7:03 reason why Federer hired Ljubicic

@alexm9204 2 года назад

In 2017 AO that worked )))

@MrBdiddypop 2 года назад

He was only 31 at this tournament. Man, he seems a lot older.

@saidmiranda1989 2 года назад

Ljubicic has always looked in his forty’s even when he was 23.

@MrBdiddypop 2 года назад

@@saidmiranda1989 Yea, its not just that he's bald. His skin is pretty rough looking.

@masters.1000 Год назад

By that era's standards, he was way old.

@alani3992 Год назад

31 was old then. Then came the guys like Federer.

@anseinueseima408 9 месяцев назад

@@alani3992 Even Federer was already 29 back then, while Djokovic just started peaking

@roter13 2 года назад

Djokovic's service motion back then was tragic.

@gletsu 2 года назад

Wasn’t it he must have changed it in the off season cause 2011 was a very dominant year for him

@valar_dohaeris7387 2 года назад

Indeed. It has improved so much though.

@tomkim1017 2 года назад

Wowser. That racquet drop. It took a pro 1-2 years to fix

@yanman53 2 года назад

I think that was when he was struggling with his serve while working with Todd Martin on it - forgot how different it looked during that stretch!

@jessyjohaug7392 2 года назад

As tragic as it was, he still won Dubaï, Basel, Beijing (3 ATP500), won the Davis Cup and made the Quarterfinals of all 4 slams (Including USO final) in 2010. lol. Then we know what happened.

@shaunacole1 2 года назад

Elegant player

@jaqg7478 2 года назад

The most deserved champion of a 1000 ATP. #Ljubicic 👏🏼🏅🎾

@johnrenehan7406 2 года назад

Lubic had a superb one handed back hand - one of the very best ; he coached Federer back into the Gs winners circle @ the Aus 2017/18 open . Feds backhand also suddenly improved 20% under his tutorlidge

@732mojo 2 года назад

this was the time i liked ivan.. his serve motion, forehand, backhand.. everything were beautiful during his time.. he was no,4 at one point with big 4 and many amazing players behind him like davydenko, nalbandian, berdych etc...

@pureb7235 2 года назад

Roger should have hired Ivan in 2012. He would have 25 slams by now if he did.

@jz77096 2 года назад

hindsight 2020

@littlegamer3187 2 года назад

Paul annacone did a pretty bad job 2010-2013

@TheKakarot_itachi 2 года назад

Lol No

@pranprabhukar3291 2 года назад

@@littlegamer3187 eh he still did pretty well in that time period overall. 2013 was the year of injury for him, so that wasn’t a good season. 2010 was pretty good. AO Win and another WTF title. 2011- though no slams, still a pretty good season especially the RG 11 Semifinal and clinching another WTF title. 2012- really good. Wimbledon win that involved defeating Djokovic and Murray both in 4 sets. Olympics Silver and won a very epic match against del potro that was 4.5 hours and was 19-17 in the 3rd set.

@pauljohnson6019 2 года назад

Well, he hired him after 2016, and won AO2017- still though, no one can magically make you mentally stronger, if you don't believe yourself, or are willing to adapt, the biggest cock up, was at Wimbledon in 2019, Lubricic screwed up, big time, on strategy and serve, didn't prepare him well enough, for the finals.

@simpelmartin4239 2 года назад

I´m not a djokovic fan so correct me if I´m mistaken but his serve has changed completely over the years

@abosaleh3318 2 года назад

Neither am I but yes

@iafhsg123 2 года назад

Yes definitely, he really compacted the whole swing. His new technique compared to these times definitely seems more effortless and the repeatability just seems a lot better for him to be as clutch as we know him as.

@Phurngirathaana 2 года назад

Ofcourse 2009-mid 10 was his worst He had completely lost his serve and was struggling Even since 2011 it has evolved quite a bit

@agontprevarator5214 2 года назад

Ivanisevic improved his serve

@robinsoncruise2228 2 года назад

No not completely. Its still alike but much more effective and different indeed but same spin and stuff

@yaserqazi5851 2 года назад

Look at the way Rafa accelerates to his forehand side at 3:47 and whips it down the line, that shot is untouchable but he doesn’t have that speed anymore to do that 😔

@pauljohnson6019 2 года назад

If this was clay, Rafa would have won 6-0 6-1, Rafa forgot this is a different surface, and opponent can beat him on it, because the same topspin and loopy shots, don't work!

@glacier219 2 года назад

Look at forehand's speed 😳😳

@hamza1999A6 2 года назад

I know Ljubicic looks 50 but he was only 31 when this tournament took place 😃

@lovromedic2822 11 месяцев назад

I am croatian and I thought that he was like 40 when he won Indianapolis…he retired shortly after

@estel6137 2 года назад

Djokovic’s technique has changed so much over the years huh, also the courts look faster

@Frosty05 2 года назад

Yeah the courts got slower after the early 2010's. Wish they kept the 2000's court speed, much more fun to watch IMO

@RichardsWorld 2 года назад

The best week of his life. The time Novak and Rafa became drinking buddies.

@Brandy-gc5hw 2 месяца назад

One of my favorite title runs ever.

@MACMOZA 2 года назад

What a classy player!

@aaronjthatcher 2 года назад

This guy is a genius with his limited athleticism

@dkrawk8309 2 года назад

Only limited factor here is your ability to use your brain

@OriginalMindTrick 7 месяцев назад

@@dkrawk8309 Did that hurt your feelings or something?

@neroroseumu3023 2 года назад

One of my favourite players of all time Ivan Ljubicic 👍 🎾 Wasn't the fastest defender, but had good groundstrokes and volleys. His Serve was a beast (so good). Played with one of my favourite Rackets (Head extreme). A video of his best shots and atp moments would be nice to watch too. 👍 🎾

@spideyocd 2 года назад

Great at volleys yeah ..understated part of his game

@mr.b.9890 2 года назад

I remember this guy putting it together towards the tail end of his career. He shortened up the points, became more agressive, and won some tournaments. Sucks that we all have to get old. He was fun to watch.

@asmallkitten 2 года назад

The Djokovic service motion :3

@niksmoret2744 2 года назад

Ljubo were tennis professor in previous life...dontcha ever forget that😎

@JayS-iw3vi 2 года назад

Every minute of this highlights package I was thinking he would be an awesome coach. In the comments I learnt he was hired by the G.O.A.T to coach him. What a player Mr. LUBICIC.

@ThePapagasho 4 месяца назад

His parallel backhand was art.

@beyondthecosmosmcfc 2 года назад

Once on one major tournament, stuff stopped Ivan Ljubicic and told him the fans can't enter that room and then he told them that he is Ivan Ljubičić.. They didn't recongize him and he was once 3rd ranked player in the world.

@dominiclester3232 2 года назад

Wonderful!

@federicotown8052 2 года назад

I like Ljubicic backhand pure art

@pauldavey422 2 года назад

backhand was so smooth - Also that serve was massive!

@ianmurillo9484 2 года назад

Moments very very special in carrer of Ljubicic

@glipabazza9994 2 года назад

Was Ivan already doing Mirka Vavrinek at the time ?

@jensclarberg6419 2 года назад

31? Was thinking it was amazing a 45 year old could win such an event

@shanphreak 2 года назад

Hahaha I was thinking the same

@venkateshnaidu2133 2 года назад

Ljubicic: Hits an amazing winner Ljubicic (reacts): Ah, no big deal. In fact, I could’ve done better..

@luciobecker2637 5 месяцев назад

Bravo Liubo, una brava persona e un grande campione.

@drbonesshow1 2 года назад

Uncle Fester's biggest serve at 141 mph: 8:57

@dnromeoalphayankee13 2 года назад

This earned him the right to coach Federer...🤣

@pauljohnson6019 2 года назад

Well yes, but mentally he didn't seem to do a good job, did he?

@NamTran-xc2ip 7 месяцев назад

@@pauljohnson6019 no coach can just magically make you better mentally,

@moizk8223 Год назад

Ljubicic is probably the Sergio busquets of tennis. Their games lack physicality but their understanding of the game is insane.

@kevincheval5588 2 года назад

Ljubo❤️❤️❤️

@aemiliadelroba4022 2 года назад

I remember that match …

@vukasinradojicic1266 2 года назад

Good player

@MensOpen 2 года назад

I remember Ljubicic had one year where he just went off on everyone and basically won the davis cup for his country single handedly.

@lukatabak2800 2 года назад

Oh yes. I'm from Croatia and I remember that. Best davis cup player ever. He was monster that year in single and in double. He lost onky one match that year and defeated Brian brothers in America with Mario Ančić

@sashoksashok8108 2 года назад

Luka Tabak Mario Ancic

@lukatabak2800 2 года назад

@@sashoksashok8108 yes. My bad

@ToomcioZioomcio 2 года назад

Really deserved that trophy. Ivan was so many times so close to get that Masters Series / Masters 1000 trophy. In 2005, twice lost a 5th set tie-breaker to Nadal (Madrid) and Berdych (Paris). Then came a very close 3-setter against Federer, all lost in tie-breaks with a very lucky winner touching the net from Rog on match point. Andy, Novak and Nadal won these titles many times already. It was Ivan's time, at least for once.

@kevincheval5588 2 года назад

Ljubo je t’aime❤️

@funnyzeitgeist1346 2 года назад

After this tournament, Federer decided nice this is my guy who takes care of my main rivals!

@norisknofun9720 2 года назад

they were actually good friend longs before, since 2005 when Ljubicic had his breakout year and was playing multiple finals against Federer

@Aksriv100 2 года назад

Damn he was good

@damarfadlan9251 2 года назад

Back when Ljubicic was an underrated ATP Player.

@makefly3305 2 года назад

Poor Monaco only gets a 15 secs lowlight in this almost 13 mins highlights, though he only lost in the decider. 😅

@niksmoret2744 2 года назад

This onehand backhand😎

@parkercrossland410 2 года назад

Novak's serving motion is strikingly different

@sashoksashok8108 2 года назад

He had issues that time for an year working with Todd Martin

@kevincheval5588 2 года назад

Ivan 💙

@samuelroman613 2 года назад

I love when Djokovic fans call Roger weak era champ then you see a video like this and Nole lose to the "weak era" 🙂

@vvs4804 2 года назад

Wow what an argument lol

@mohammedpasha1715 2 года назад

Djokovic has to beat strong era champions like Berretini for his slams nowadays.

@123tilen123 2 года назад

WEAK ERA!

@samuelroman613 2 года назад

@@mohammedpasha1715 yeah dude watch out with berretini he is a threat 🤣

@samuelroman613 2 года назад

@@reubenrodrigues7729 no mather what you say about Roger,the fact that every one consider him the goat will not be erased 🙂

@SuperBosbon Год назад

What a backhand Ivan!

@arunraju9705 2 года назад

Why is Federer's coach playing?

@edmonds8890 2 года назад

Federer decided to send his coach out . It's the new power play in tennis

@mrzebra7 2 года назад

🚀🚀🚀 🎾🎯

@MIMING516 2 года назад

What a backhand of Ljubicic

@mpa1931 Год назад

Perfect coach to improve Roger's backhand, Ivan's one hander is one of the best in history.

@audiobibliotekara 2 года назад

Bilo je to davno.

@lareuanlachance4019 2 года назад

one of the best runs. Notice Djokovic improves his serve a lot. his service motion was ineffective back in the days

@sashoksashok8108 2 года назад

He had troubles with serve from the summer 2009 up to summer 2010 He had a very beauty and effective service technique back in 2007-2008

@ahmedalj9303 2 года назад

He have a nice backhand

@zekstrskis 2 года назад

I feel like not enough people are talking about Nadal's shorts

@ErikCB912 2 года назад

He wore those type of shorts a lot in late 2009 and early 2010

@carlliu6927 2 года назад

Love Ljubicic!!!

@humanentity2214 2 года назад

Thanks for making my believe maybe I can do it do one day... I'm already balding...

@KeyofDavid5778 2 года назад

I saw this match with joker and the final and he was amazing. Ivan had the blueprint to beat Nadal before Federer could even figure it out ! Without Ivan Federer would still be losing/struggling to Nadal !

@Tamalmadafaker Год назад

Nalbandian, Ferrer and Davydenko were phenomenal tennis players that never got a chance to win a GS!

@jeanbaptisteporral1282 2 года назад

D Monaco? Or Juan Monaco? ;)

@YesSirPhil 2 года назад

Roddick already in 2010 playing his clay court tennis further behind the baseline than Nadal.

@barisay7244 2 года назад

His racquet seems like it weighed a ton. He must've had crazy upper body strength.

@POK2008 2 года назад

I remember I really wanted Andy to win that final, but then he won Miami, which made me feel a lot better.

@Alberto-ng2gs 2 года назад

Roddick could have won the sunshine double and no one remembers it :(

@POK2008 2 года назад

@@Alberto-ng2gs yea, i clearly remember it

@ErikCB912 2 года назад

Yea I remember watching Roddick in IW and Miami that year. I was happy to see that it looked like he was rebounding from the tough loss to Federer at Wimbledon. Then over the summer he got mono and that pretty much sealed his fate for the rest of his career.

@erikthehalfabee6234 2 года назад

I remember his 2005 season. Wiki tells me he won two ATP titles and was the runner-up at another six, losing to world No. 1 Roger Federer in three of them. Those were all closely lost finals like the one in Rotterdam which i watched 7-6 in the 3rd set.

@miguelbarahona6636 2 года назад

I thought Wawrinka's 2015 shorts were the worst, but now I remember the ones Rafa was wearing in 2010.

@vanshagarwal2362 2 года назад

Pretty identical shorts

@beyou8038 Год назад

Too bad Rafa didn't win the tournament with those 🩳

@antonitobendrito2243 Год назад

7:19 what a sweet moment. Sweet revange for Madrid 2005 where he lost against Nadal and hostile crowd. Ljubicic Master of Tennis.

@costa435435 2 года назад

is the guy in the crowd at 8:10 Sinner's coach??

@VijayRamkrishna 2 года назад

After seeing him play now coaching roger ,seems like i m seeing federer here ! Man the shots are same as federer ?! 😳

@thomashumphrey7395 2 года назад

Wow, Djokovic's service motion has completely changed and looks nothing like this now.

@stephensun7909 2 года назад

there is some time you just can not do wrong, this was the time for Ivan, not trying to take anything away from him, he was not a bad player at all. i love to read a tell-it-all book from Roger to understand the thinking of bringing Ivan on board as a coach, and like to see what Roger believed Ivan could help him.

@arvisjaggamar Год назад

Roddick was absolutely at the top of his game here as well. He'd go on to win Miami, also beating Nadal in the semis in what I think is his greatest non-Slam performance of his life.