20 Tennis Points SO GOOD That Both Players Smiled! 😊
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Nadal and Agassi playing each other warms my heart. So lucky we got to see a few matches between them. Some great points overall. The Monfils/Schwartzman made me chuckle hahaha.
One match
@@lukerne9260 Two
Agassi played in early 90-s, how it's possible?!))
@@popados2290 retired in 2006
@@popados2290 He had a very long career, thank God.
Delpo bumping with a ball on Tsonga´s forehead is pure gold
Agassi, to my mind, is the most important player to ever play tennis. He was the one who turned tennis into what it is today; for 30 years serve and volley had dominated the sport but almost single handedly he showed the world how differently the sport could be played, and the whole game changed as a result. The legacy of modern tennis started with Andre
👍👍👍
yeah, he wasn't the first player to mostly stay on the baseline, that was probably Borg, but he did popularize it.
Agassi basically is the only won to complete grand slam beforw the homogenization of the courts.
Even Agassi don't agree to this after reading your comment
@@nole142 why wouldn't he agree? He was the one to popularize baseline tennis. He wasn't the first to play mostly baseline tennis, but the one to popularize it and spread it to the point where most players are playing strictly baseline tennis.
Agassi shaking his head and smiling like yeah these new guys are too much for me now.
Who else misses DelPo
This guy...and Tsonga, and Haas, and...Roger.
@@hiwayman981 I miss him so much
One of my favorite players. Another huge what if he hadn't been injured. Thankful he still got a slam under his belt though. Also miss Haas a lot, and wish he hadn't struggled so much with injuries. He was my guy in Virtua Tennis 2 on the Dreamcast.
#1 Delpo
#2 Rios
#3 Nalbandian
#4 Davydenko
Miss them all...
absolutely. The epitome of gentleman on court. So sorry it ended for him this way.
Those dimitrov returns against sock still never fail to amaze me. I honestly don’t think it is possible to hit a forehand return harder than Sock did on those two. Seriously, they don’t even look real they are moving so fast! And then perfectly placed landing right at Dimitrov’s feet; literally perfect returns. Sock had to have been losing his mind after dimitrov returned them both for winners with a behind the back shot and a tweener!! At that point it is either throw your racket in frustration (probably what I would have done!) or just smile and shake your head as sock did.
Doing that once would have been highlight-worthy, but twice in a row is just unbelievable. As mentioned, those are very good returns from Sock. Even making two returns of that caliber is an achievement on its own. So many good things happening here, and one thing to notice is that on the second one, Sock doesn't even try to play it. Not sure if he could have anyway, but it's like he recognizes that this Dimitrov's moment, that making a second shot like that just deserves him the point.
@@JohnnyOlssonexactly that, "it's either a winner, or out, or I don't deserve the point" 😅
Thanks for this wonderful video....
It warms my heart. Not an easy task and highly appreciated for the hardwork 🙌🏼♥️😘
Federer's point against Roddick... A FREAKIN MASTERPIECE!!
7:21 These two have to be the two best shots that have ever been played on a row on ATP tour.
One more from Wimbledon 2008 Final - Two passing shots back to back, one from Rafa and another from Roger.
Ya and two of the biggest returns in a row that are both in and returned back by the server!
Sock is a good dude.
@@discoverme30 Yess that was also great
It warms my heart to see such noble sportsmanship. I have to say that the media contrived negative rivalry and commentary digs away at what should be satisfying moments in tennis.
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Great editing. This is now my favorite tennis video ever. Great players who show great respect for each other.
Definitely miss Del Potro, Tsonga & Monfils on the tour
monfils is on the tour
really nice to see top players enjoying each other in the heat of battle. wonderful vid!
The Monfils - Schwarzmann point always manages to give me the biggest smile on my face
"grande Signore del Tennis a te rendo omaggio"
man, I miss delpo
10:42 Smash return to an smash. I don't think we'll see something similar again. 😳😍
Tennis is juste a game. So cool to see that some players always keep that in mind.
That Federer shot against Roddick might be the greatest tennis shot of all time.
It's certainly one of the best, but with the Italian (I think?) sportscasters it makes it THE best clip. I can listen to them over and over and over and over... :D
@@my8osprive Yes they're Italian 🙃
Ivanisevic and Ferrero coaching GOATKOVIC and Alcaraz now. Incredible to see a point between them. But, that Federer point against Roddick is the Greatest shot of all time.😍
GOATDAL AND GOATFED.
I agree it is the greatest shot of all time but not GOATKOVIC. None of these highlights have Joker winning any points. He is probably the greatest pusher of all time. Certainly not the GOAT. That title goes to Fed.
Monfils and Schwartzman made me smile the widest. That was an absolute joy.
Even Carlos Bernardes is grinning from the chair.
10:41 that man is just from another planet
8:00 What a tremendous defense from Monfils, even he has lost the point 🤯
Watch the defensive rally in the Monfils vs Ferrero match, it's even better! 👀
@@-music2023 I already know it but thanks 👍
Thanks tennis tv for great quality video
and this is one of the reasons why i love tennis♥️
Sock's return at 7:45 is the actual best shot in this video.
You mean Dimitrovs return ;-)
Dimitrov was serving
not sure if I ever saw a harder forehand return .. one for the ages : ridiculous how dimitrov just bunted it back.
That 7:22 clip with long-haired Del Potro and Nadal makes me feel old....
Good to see these great players (Djokovic, Federer) appreciating their opposition winning points against them, as well as scoring great points themselves (Federer at 10:40).
Ferrero & Ivanisevic would never have thought they would be coaching 2 of the best players in slam finals about 20 years later!!!
Best sport ever.
The Tsonga Federer feels like it was yesterday, now they re both retired. Time flies
Yes I know that Fed does not have the slam record to prove it....But to me he IS the🐐
Great to see Jaziri at the end of the video 😊
Stan the man was so great on good days...
Of course Gael Monfis involved in like 50% of those. What a player!
The essence of proper play. Try hard, do your best, respect your opponent but most importantly have FUN doing it.
This Monfils guy is awesome 😂 I’m a new fan
Now, let's compile a similar opposition appreciation plays from WTA
10 seconds video maybe
@@anggungunara I've seen condescending claps from Gauff when the opponent, Kenin, had been playing terribly the entire match and then happens to hit a simple winner.
@@smiletrainofficial That diabolically sounds more like them. Taunting gestures, cold handshakes, and nasty comments are indeed the gold mine for youtube videos when it come to the girls.
@@anggungunara nah, there is a 9 minute long wimbledon video where half the clips are from women's matches - there's plenty of material out there. if the wta youtube people had any sense they could make videos like this channel does and they would be just as long.
I love Delpo! Great example of what a real human looks like . He was a great tennis player with that monster size of his. His skill level was of the highest order. He pushed the greats like Novak to the limit and made Novak even better every time he played him . Novak had a greatest respect for him like no other.
Wonderful compilation
5:16 We miss this kind of points in today's tennis. Guys able to work their way to the net like old time volley players... Most guys today would stay behind the baseline and try to win safe... But not Haas and against Djokovic... Great point.
All of them from men's matches, what a surprise.
Great moments… gems really!
further on Thats a lovley nostalgia Video. So many good old faces, Andre, Del Potro, Roger, Ferrero, andy and and and I miss them truly
That is exactly why I love this sport
Those two Dimitrov points....total awe
One thing I love about tennis, and this may come down to the point system of the game, is that players can recognize each other's achievements and even give up a point out of good sportsmanship. Like Sock on that second impossible play by Dimitrov. He doesn't even make an attempt to get at the ball, just walks off and lets Dimitrov have the moment he deserved. (He wasn't gonna turn it around anyway of course, but not even bothering makes it so much better.)
Also, I recall a game from way back when Stefan Edberg got three straight aces to make it 40-0 and his opponent (don't remember who) took a seat and let him put a fourth ace in an empty court. Another one of those moments where you recognize the greatness in your opponent and let them have their moment.
8:50
Lmao I love Monfils
Yallah Malek Jaziri! What a shot!
Monfils follows a long French tradition of entertainers. LeConte, Llodra, Noah, Bahrami. I expect to see Monfils join those guys on the senior tour.
Please tell me you know who Santoro is
@@bd3531 Saw Santoro live down in Eastbourne back in 09. It was Pete Sampras who first called Santoro "The Magician". I think their first meeting was around 1993.
@@BurnsTennis Good that you clarified because Santoro was the ultimate entertainer.
@@lostwax8151 Yes although with the other guys I meant clowning around, they are literally like comedians.
Which is your favourite?
It's 10:41 for us 🥵
@@tennistv incredible mavero
@@tennistv you should put atp in your channel name, many people here confused about lack of female players or mocking the women's game because they assume they're being left out because they lack sportsmanship.
New friends here from the beautiful Algarve, do you know this paradise? Welcome all to know with us. Thanks for sharing.
i loved these matches like agassi vs. nadal...father against son. :D two different generations...but each good enough!
Grande Delpo! I miss him
The last three were awesome
Djokovic always sincerely appreciating 👏🏽
First point Ivanisevic Ferrero... Ivanisevic now coaching Djokovic world no 1 and Ferrero coaching Alcaraz world no 2... nice detail, time flies...
That little no look stealth scoop at 10:20! Just nuts.
When you see Ferrero in the beginning you partly see Alcaraz 😅
10'44 best point i've ever seen !!!! roger forever
Is that Djokovic coach vs alcaras coach?
Yes
I love this 😂❤
That 's what sportmanship should be.
Put all you efforts and smile even if you lose.
No complaints.
No grieve face.
Just it, always.
How young did Nadal and Delpo look! Time flies
Monfils... chapeau!
Amazing video tbh
Was somehow sure Manfils will be one of the main heroes here :)
Seeing Del Potro with that long hair
10:15
that point between Monfils And young Federer was so nice
Djokovic Delpo. What a moment.
8:57 does the woman wear two hats?
Hahahahha how did u noticed that?! 😂😂😂
Agassi vs Nadal - time flies
"Both players smile"
Rafa smiling at 6:33 xD
Now try do the same video but in WTA
In WTA? Come on!! Soon? Excellent!
Djokovic - Haas on the Grandstand in Montreal, wonder who was on centre court!
That first video was like a wii tennis game
Gaston's range of expression through the net at 6:51.
I like the new thumbnails
Out of this world really.
Esperaba ver a Gaudio vs Santoro en el AO
6:34 hard to see a smile from Nadal, just the fist pump. But as he's gotten older, he's become more graceful.
Grins all around!
Goodness gracious me oh my
My fav is Dimitrov. Two in one match.
Alcaraz and Djokovic coach
Amazing how many times Monfils got involved.
Love it
Saw the title and my first thought was, "Oh good, I haven't seen Monfils in a while"
Dimitrov takes the cake-twice!
Best Sport
If Monfils had managed to return that second smash, it would be the bar-none most ridiculous shot ever (and then he'd have been called for hindrance).
Haha yes, even if he had won the shot, it would probably be called as hindrance by the ref. Same if Schwartzman had accidently hit the ball out or in the net.
10:42 this is the one
the Monfils show
4:29 It is gonna be on Tennis TV, bro
what is haas saying at the end?
“That’s what I gotta do to get a point” I believe
@@ramburgers thanks, makes sense!
Medvedev on full stretch be like
In this kind of event (?), Monfils never fail !!
Question about the Monfils/Schartzman point at 8'15 : the fact that Monfils put the ball back with his hand, is it a fault or not ? Does the rule says the ball has to be pushed only with the racket ? Thanks to the expert team who will answer.
its a fault, schwartzmann got the point
I have never seen a tennis court without the side lines used for playing double, as we can see in the beginning of the video.
Is that a common thing ?
I don't think so. you only see them a few times a year at least in the videos released here. they're only useful for tournaments without doubles