Some points of Roger Federer's 3rd round match at BNP Paribas Open 2018 in slow-mo

[@DonSyndrome]

One of the best Fed videos out there. This is pure platinum.

[@vinhle1970-channel]

One of the best video i 've been looking for if you wanting to study how he serves both normal and then immediately in slow mo. Then also back and fore hands. Fantastic work! Thanx Bro

[@kurtoverley6560]

Great camera work - love the juxtaposition of normal vs slow motion! Most other slo-mo footage captures warm-up hitting, which doesn’t remotely resemble match play.

[@onlihernan]

Really enjoyed your vid. Thank you v/much

[@Widmer09]

Nice clip! This makes us (rec players) realize that the Pros stay really low with wide base almost all the time during the point play in the real match. Even Federer who looks so elegant on the court does stay super low during point play.

[@verTiiX]

Brilliant work, thank you!

[@TheGodsMustBeCrazy]

It's interesting to me how much Roger's serve motion has changed in the past few years. His load on the serve is shorter than it used to be, probably to protect his back.

[@seanash8391]

Amazing, thanks for uploading 👏😊

[@lucasledesma6111]

excelente video man !!!

[@rickbruner]

Thanks for this. Awesome! Leave it up, please.

[@christiandelapena8623]

Woah those calves are huge. No wonder he's so agile.

[@edmondhung7863]

At age 36+ Roger was playing superb tennis. That’s why he is still the greatest player in the mind of many people.

[@AlejandroT1]

Great vid!

[@ettoregentilini6390]

Great vid,thanks

[@VictorLu-z8q]

7:44 that slow-mo "out" is hilarious lmfao

[@WiredDragon-fm6sy]

20:35 best shot

[@dancer1]

Can I have your yt account?

[@johnkim3184]

7:43 awyyywwwaaaaaeehhhh

[@cristiancamilo7387]

00:09 foot Faul ??

[@stonerolling6813]

..=*!*=.. well done ;)

[@pabloespinosa9143]

The angle is bad :(