Federer & Nadal's RIDICULOUS rally! π±
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- κ²μμΌ 2022. 01. 15.
- Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal produced this ridiculous rally in the final of the Australian Open 2017. #Shorts
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When you think that this was 5 years ago. It's like yesterday.
True and the last Rafa and Federer GS final
@@martydav9475 can't rule out possibilities of a Fedal Final atleast for the next 2 years
I can still hear the grunt-moans
I literally thought the same
Love how they have the same outifit
That backhand from Federer changed the rally
I thought it was at the inside out forehand
It was the forehand. You can clearly see Fed hit three forehands to the get Rafa further and further off the court and then he pulls the trigger with the FH down the line.
@@luisalejandro2335 it was the backhand before that shakes nadal stability..
Ur all wrong lmao
Rafa hit cross court and gave Fed a huge angle to work with. Not sure why heβd think that was a good tactical shot but heβs elite and Iβm not so I guess he had a reason.
You can see Rogersβ triumphant look but I also see his mind thinking, am I playing a machine?
I'm sure by this point he knew who and what he was playing against π
@@roger22fed Appunto
He's thinking that if he's playing a machine.... he can still hack it
Nadal the fantastic
@@roger22fed we are looking at two of the greatest doing things that mere mortals have trouble comprehending. And yes, youβre right. Roger knew he was playing a man his equal or better depending on the shot, the hour the tournament. Shalom
Bro, Federer's second backhand at the halfway point in this clip was VICIOUS!
These two revived the game of Tennis and made it a global sport. People all over the world started watching Tennis because of these TWO. Many players have come after, even some of the greats, but they have all basked under the Sun ignited by the passion of these TWO. If anyone denies that, then I am their dad.
Just say the name " Djokovic "π₯ directly without going around the bush.
@@trevorkumar salty
Rafa survives
They coincided with the rise of social media and money skyrocketing in sport, without that tennis wouldn't have changed as much
@@trevorkumar facts my brotha
I'll never ever forget that rally!!
IΒ΄ll never forget that whole match!!
β@@marvinzuber1995I'll never forget that year 2017...
The live commentator!
This was a great match. I love the Federerβs backhand in this match
@sln 78 Tiene un backhand tan preciso como si fuera su fronthand.
Yo dirΓa que lo que gusta de estos dos jugadores, es que son muy respetuosos, educados dentro y fuera de la pista, ademΓ‘s que dentro son dos estilos distintos, que se complementan, para que cada partido que jueguen sea todo un espectΓ‘culo.
FEDERER : Elegancia, tΓ©cnica extrema (venga como le venga la bola, la puede devolver de una forma precisa, sin tenerse que colocar para darle con su mejor golpe, porque como tiene un excelente control con todo el abanico de golpes, no necesita moverse tanto dentro de la pista para elegir darle con un golpe determinado).
Es del tipo de jugadores que no solo es capaz de devolver una bola difΓcil, sino que ademΓ‘s la dejarΓ‘ tan colocada, que el rival pensando que no va poderla devolver, se fustrarΓ‘, porque de ver que el punto lo ganaba, lo pierde.
NADAL : Gran fortaleza mental, capaz de dar la vuelta a lo que cualquiera pensarΓa que lo tiene mΓ‘s que perdido, Γ©l es capaz de estar pensando que cada punto es un partido completo, de ahΓ que cada punto por mucha ventaja que lleve el contrincante lo va a luchar hasta el final, provocando la desesperaciΓ³n y pasando la tensiΓ³n y el nerviosismo que deberΓa tener el mismo, al rival.
I still believe that one of the major flaws of Federer was his backhand inconsistency. If he gets it right, he is unbeatable.
not only that but the 3 half volley in row
I donβt think this was a great match. A good one nevertheless. Two old men coming back from varying degrees of injuries and playing well within their limitations. Not that special a match.
Whoβs here after he announces his retirement sad news but a legend in the sport and a true gentleman π’
Me im crying ππππ for their crying πππ.
I amπ’π’π’
Roger is the GOAT in my mind. Itβs not only about the numbers he put up but the class and grace with which he did. His game was pure poetry whilst also being brutal. At times he made some of the all time great players look ordinary
I remember when Federer was young & rude. Back when David Pablo Nalbandian use to kick Federer butt all over the tennis court. Federer would curse at the referee. You must be young. But Fed cleaned up his act & then became a gentleman and The Goat.
@@ZATennisFanhe played with grace and class but his attitude and behaviour often was fairly contrary.
Nowhere near as gracious or classy as either Rafa or Novak in defeat, letβs not kid ourselves
Roger didnβt make a single noise and still won the point.
Cuz he doesnβt use his muscle he uses his whip on his swingsβ¦ takes so much less energy but so much more skillβ¦ thatβs why his shots look so effortless..
@@genesisnkaidence8519I think he just doesnβt want to sound like an idiot when he plays lmao
@@jaradsage8546 no he definitely grunts when heβs exhausted
@@jaradsage8546Iβve heard roger grunt before, he did it a lot at the French open 2019 against Wawrinka, I actually like it
β@@jaradsage8546yes he does it but not just for the sake of it or this much as nadal and other players. Plus federer relies more on his technique and skills vs rafa uses his strength
One of the greatest points ever, goosebumps and nerve wrecking. Forever greatful for these two who made us fall in love with the sport and showed what professional athletes should be like and gave us life long memories.
Two legends battling it out. So sad to see Roger retire.
these 2 need to team up and play doubles for a few years before they finally leave the game. fans would love it and people would get hooked on doubles play because the ratings would demand they show the matches.
I am not sad but know you feel. I liked Pete Sampras and roger Federer was in the same boat. Live up to his idol. Retire when the new stars were ready to take his spot. I rather like that compare to declining with age.
Roger's backhand is just so magnificent to look at. His gaze at the end, oofπ₯π₯
Love them both, what a duo
Wonder how many more majors he'd have if he'd switched to the bigger racket a couple of years earlier
Two great players π
Let's not forget, this was a 36 year old Federer coming back from a 6 month injury lay off and having just won 2 five set matches in the quarters and semis and coming from a break down in the 5th set to beat Nadal. Can't see any other player ever matching that, and also the run he went on after that.
Rafa suffered for two years before this comeback at AO17 .2015,2016 he didn't play due to his wrist injury tell complete information don't hide it
They were BOTH coming from injury. Its impressive for both. Dont be one sided. And im a RF fan too
It was a 35 year old Federer and he had 5 setters in the 4th round and semis. Quarters he beat Mischa Zverev in straights.
Actually Nadal win in 22 over mdev was more impressive
God I miss these days...
I too !!!
We all doπ’
my favorite tennis point of all-time.
This symbolic rally came up so much on my feed that now I remember every single move and the strokes that they have used during the rally.
Lol .. same here ... this iconic rally will never get old.
I always loved to watch these two play. They brought out the best in eachother .
Federer made it look easy such a master. Like he defied gravity. Miss him.
I love watching these two play...it's always a show!
Two legends doing what they do best. I've spent many hrs watching these guys. Great players & friends.
The Best point ever. Thank you for this spectacular rally ππππ
One of the best rallies of all time...the winner wasn't even a proper stroke, it was like an outreached slap or something.
Itβs called a half volley and it takes the arguably the most amount of skill out of any shot in tennis.
That's why in some people's opinions Roger will remain the GOAT, I've read a comment that was spot on " he is the only one able to produce shots that are IMPOSSIBLE in tennis" - Ion Θiriac
@@ATELIERDUCORDAGE Roger is my personal favorite and difficult reproduce... perhaps a perfectionist. But have to say Nadal acheived more and is a true gladiator of this sport.
@@saadrathore4408 he is my favourite to and for me he will always be the GOAT. As for Rafa and Nole I have to say only this, if you do not like them, you do not like tennis...is simple as that π
It was actually a slap!
Roger's Backhand in this game π₯π₯
Federer is just too good.
The two greatest of the modern era.
The two greatest of all time
@MrLoui13 Nope
@MrLoui13 youre probably new hahaha
@MrLoui13 the race is not over yet.π
@MrLoui13 do u think really ??
That stare from roger after he won the rally was epic.
Possibly the best point ever.... AMAZING!
No
2 legends π₯
Probably still my favorite point of all time. This one point has more drama than entire matches Iβve seen. Amazing.
The entire match is also great.
Thanks to both of them and such brilliant rally and what an ending !
Roger is always the best
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Bet it was awkward when they saw each other in the change rooms wearing exactly the same thing π
They needed each other to play this good
This rally has been watched more than a hundred times by myself. I never get tired of watching it. It still gives me an adrenaline rush!
Los adoro, a los 2, a uno mΓ‘s quΓ© a otro β€οΈ. Grandes jugadores, los mejores. Grandes amigos
One of the best rallies in a major final and love watching it over and over again
Ferocious Roger. This by far was one of the greatest tennis match ever seen on earth. He was simply magnificent especially that Rafa was at his best too
Epic! Awesome tennis. Miss these battles.
Una leyenda en acciΓ³n, su majestad
The never ending ridiculous rally! π€
The Golden Age of tennis will never happen again.
Nadal: heeeein, heeeeinnnn π₯΅. Rodge : wins the point π€£
Love them both thatβs allπ
The good old days. Itβs just like yesterday.
Iconic Iβve seen this rally 100000000000000 times and it never gets old
This was his best win over nadal ever.
Only in tennis i root for 2 players equally! Lets enjoy them as long as they will last
Imagine all the consistency and endurance it takes to play this point
The clever way of building the point. Genius!
The end π€§β₯οΈπ
Rafa had chances to finish the rally but was trying to extract an error from Federer.Rafa paid the price for it.
2017 Australian Open ... won by Mr. Federer. Amazing point, audience trying to keep as silent as they can but in awe. These spectators were the lucky ones to have tickets to watch this match. I will never forget this...
Absolutely!YESSSβ€β€β€
Los 2 mejores de todos los tiempos. Gigantes y excelentes personas tambiΓ©n.
Came here after fed retirement, with tears
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I swear nothing is more satisfying than Federers backhand
what a rivalry... what a great era... best of the best 2 in the same era... golden era of tennis...
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He was a lot more patient in his last few matches with Nadal I feel.. going the distance in rallies and just getting the ball back in then really pulling the trigger when he could
This was so much fun to watch. I honestly dont think I've had more fun and excitement watching a tennis final than this. Was in Aussie-land during this, too. Absolutely incredible. 2017 was a year to remember
Rogers backhand shotπ€―π€―π€― woww what a elegance
Nadal doesnβt need to moan so much. Roger proves that
if it helps him?
@@renemagritte8237helps he lose the point
La Rivalidad mΓ‘s grande de todos los tiempos. En cuanto al tenis πΎβοΈ
I remember watching this on tv LIVe around 5 am and jumping out of bed in excitement. This point defined the rest of the match. IMO Roger's last great point. I will NEVER forget this.
Imagine one person putting the effort like his life is on the line and other is gliding on the court. Tennis is amazing!!
Never give in. Life is a pendulum that swings up and down. There were moments in Roger's career where he felt humiliated by Rafa but look how he came back and has oppressively dominated and suffocated Rafa in the H-H of recent years. Keep improving, stop complaining, and count your blessings.
@Dellice--π v c B s BM imj u be l B tss as
Damn! now that's a statementπ₯π―
Love watch them playing in one more grand slam final, God please π
These are the beautiful moments in life. These guys are legends and Iβm blessed to have lived through it and enjoy such talent and amazing sportsmanship.
Rafa was just hitting it back while roger was taking his chances with the angles. He deserved to win this
That was a nice set up to win the point. Forced Nadal to the backhand amd then boom.
ICONIC
The 2 real GOATS of this sport
Nah, you trippin
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37 Masters, 20 Grand Slams (much more to come), most weeks Number One, Won all Grand Slams and Masters at least twice etc......
To be continued....
@@stefanjovanovic9911 watch them come up with excuses, like, stats don't matter, and Djokovic's era is weak, bla bla bla.
@@stefanjovanovic9911 Nole just ainβt as saucy as these two
The best point in history of tennis.
Two GOATs of tennis π₯π₯
Focusing on the ball more important than making weird sounds every hit
Nadal, el mejor.
Fueron muy buenos jugadores por mucho tiempo, dos crack. Mi respeto y admiraciΓ³n siempre
GOAT Roger federer
Federer the Goat.
Nadal might be arguably at no 2 but Roger you're the king β€οΈ
Be honest, Djokovic is the goat whether u like it or not
why are they wearing matching clothes and shoes.
'Cause they are buddies
One of the best AO finals...two legends... awesome game!
That Federer backhand was like lightening. And Nadal got it back. Both were amazing.
I will not be watching a single minute of the Fucktralia Open after this deportation.
same
Real men, not like novaxx
Roger please come back.ππ
I still watch this match as if I donβt know the outcome. Such a classic!
These tiktok type videos on youtube just have to stop.
YES!
Look how they do NOVAK thats ur post AO? how fast u forget ...
will never forget this match. Federer produced the best back hands I've ever seen in a game of professional Tennis.
Brilliance of geniusness
I don't think athletes should be used as a political tool, and Australian Open should support Djokovic. Stop making athletes take the hit for mistakes politics made.
how was Djokovic used as a political tool? He literally flouted the rules when it came to entry into Australia. Sure, the visa shouldn't have been granted in the first place, and the government shouldn't have flipflopped on it. Should've just gotten vaccinated and then he'd have been fine lol
@@_headsheeran that's not the point, people don't respect his decision to not get vaccinated. I agree with safety measures it is a good idea to get vaccinated, but the motives behind Djokovic visa block is more political and, frankly I dont care about the political bs
@@shingo_estaaqui why should Australian Biosecurity laws "respect" someone's choice to not get vaccinated? It's not a political issue, it's a medical and disease management issue. There's a reason those requirements exist. It's not about respect, or for being political.
@@_headsheeran I disagree I think it's political
@@_headsheeran and it's sh*tty he made an effort to fly Aus Open knowing that he might get blocked, so someone should have told him, he was going to get blocked in the first place. Authorities should have been more clear and its just confusion
SHAME ON YOU AUSTRALIA!!! SHAME ON YOU, AO!!! GREETINGS FOR NOLE!!!
I can't die until I tell my grandson what I saw in this rally
What did you saw?
Pure class, GOAT
Australian open 2022 = ATP 500
More like 250. No1 actually plays some ATP 500.
Don't cry
We lost Federed because of the injuries, now we lose djokovic because australia is australia.. great.
This was the KING of all sports rivalries. Watched these two play together for many years for many titles!
Nadal is an alien. he doesn't get tired.
My favourite rally of all time.