As for the Big Three thing, Rafa has something that neither Novak and not even Roger have. He never, ever, lost it in a match. The closest to that that i can remember is a discussion with umpire Bernardes but i don't remember the venue. Not even Rosol or Soderling or Kyrgios could make him lost his temper, and they really tried. I don't have a favorite in the Big Three (actually the three are really from another planet i think) but he is the Best of them when it comes to being an example and role model for generations. Truly one of a kind.
That heated exchange with Bernardes was at a Berdych match in 2010 at the Tour Finals in London. I think that was the only time when he kind of lost it on court with that argument. But that was kind of it. Rafa is not only one of the greatest sportsman ever to live, but also a great character and like you said, a role model in terms of education and behavior.
Nadal would routinely show a lack of respect for his opponents by operating on his own timeclock on both his serve and return of serve. That for me is an ultimate sign of disrespect for an opponent.
I completely agree with shivabalan and I congratulate him in addition to the content Nadal and Federer loved by people not only for their game of tennis but their attitude behavior rather they are great athletes from India
Rafa loves & respects the sport so much that he would do nothing to bring any disrepute to it on court. He would much rather let his racquet do all the talking for him. That's what makes him so spesh! Love Rafa ❤
@@derstolperjochen1719 Maturity is when you grow out off your childish behavior and start afresh. Be that in sports or life, in general. But stupid people like you tend to overlook that evolution and continue to hold on to the past.
Rafa certainly is a gentleman in everyway & should be respected not disrespected by all. He is a wonderful man & a brilliant Tennis Player. He will be sadly missed in the rest of the Australian Open. I can only wish him all the best for the future & hopefully 🙏🏼 😔 will be back here 🙏🏼 💙 next year.🎾🎾🎾🎾
@@wendyclark8216 He will be back. If Andy can make a comeback and play the way he is playing currently, that too after being out for seasons, why can't Rafa take another shot at the AO!
Rafa is the humble person in and out of the court. That is why they are best friends with Roger. And successful in the tennis world. They don’t say anything bad to any opponent, just playing the game. Love them both.
Roger has said tons of bad things about his opponents, and even his own teammates (Wawrinka during Davis Cup 2012). Towards the end of Roger's career he was very classy, but from 2008-ish to 2012 he definitely said many negative things, including about Novak, Rafa, and the most about Andy Murray. Glad to see he has matured, but he definitely wasn't that way when he felt his throne of goat was being challenged. I'm a Roger fan btw, lol...but his many negative quotes are easy to find on google.
20-4 is not a rivalry, but I know what you mean. It meant there was an edge to their matchups for a little while, but it didn't last very long. One guy winning 17 matches in a row will do that.
It's good to see Tomas Berdych respect Rafael Nadal finally after the unacceptable actions Tomas did towards Rafael Nadal in 2006 in Madrid. I just personally wish the Novak Fans will learn to respect Nadal and Alcaraz. Because what is unacceptable is that the Novak Fans were unacceptably celebrating Carlos Alcaraz's injury after Carlos Alcaraz unfortunately had to withdraw from the 2023 Australian Open which is an absolute disgrace. What's even more unacceptable was that in 2022. The Novak Fans were insulting and saying unacceptable comments about Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz. The Novak Fans were insulting Rafael Nadal last year before he won the historic and record breaking 21st Grand Slam Title at the Australian Open 2022. Even I unfortunately came across a comment calling Carlos Alcaraz a "Fake No. 1" and calling Novak Djokovic a "Real No. 1" when Carlos Alcaraz ended 2022 as the World No. 1 player for the first time (and Carlos Alcaraz 100% deserved the honor). Even more unacceptable is that Novak was 100% responsible for the scandal he caused himself by unacceptably refusing to take the COVID-19 Vaccine which was the reason for his deportation from Australia in 2022 just like how Novak was 100% responsible for his own disqualification from the 2020 U.S. Open. He can only blame himself for causing those events. But even worse was that the Novak Fans were blaming people and authorities for Novak's Deportation from Australia in 2022 when Novak was 100% responsible for his actions. Even the Novak Fans are still unable to accept Rafael Nadal being the record holder for the Most Grand Slams ever won by a Men's Singles Player. Novak does not deserve to be the Record Holder for the most Grand Slams won by a Men's Singles Player after Alcaraz got injured. And I do wish the Novak Fans will learn to respect Nadal and Alcaraz and not insult them. I personally wish and predict someone other than Djokovic wins the 2023 Australian Open Title (preferrably Nadal (for a 2nd year in a row) or a Young Player).
Who is novax n his fans to accept Rafa as a more slams Record holder?? ALREADY RAFA THE GOAT 🐐....He don't want to proove....itz shows the class of novax n his fans..... I agree with your comments 💯 percent.☺️🤞
Isn’t this interview from Berdych at 2:38 from 2011? That match happened in like 2005. Unless you just used footage of him talking from a different interview? I can’t imagine why Berdych would talk about liking Rafa’s game in 2011 considering Nadal was basically owning him by this point. Either way, Nadal’s 20-4 record over Berdych is one of the most impressive of his career in my opinion. It shows how multidimensional he is. Berdych was right; his game should match up well with Nadal. Yet Nadal kept making adjustments and holding him off, on the way to a 20-4 advantage, including wins on all surfaces. My favorite match between them is the 2012 AO match where Berdych played one of the highest levels of his career, but still lost thanks to God mode Nadal, who stepped his return game up, dominated with his forehand and defended so well. Also liked the Wimbledon 2010 final because it was an important victory for Nadal where he beat Berdych easily despite Berdych having beaten Federer and Djokovic that tournament.
@@asdknjakljyeLol no one mentioned Djokovic, but you didn’t read my comment anyways I know. Djokovic’s play style counters Berdych, whereas as Tomas said, Nadal’s default play style doesn’t. So Nadal uses other tactics and managed to own Berdych anyways.
How stupid comment from Nadal by saying that he has played in Czech Republic and people were supporting the locals. Madrid ATP is not Davis Cup! When did Nadal play in Czech Republic in an ATP tournament. The truth is that when Nadal was young, he liked to make big celebrations, shouting the points to the rivals and if he failed a ball looking at the opponent as if this was war. He was very inmature at that time and he thought he deserved everything,
How pointing out to the crowd means disrespect towards Nadal... Seriously... And if anything Berdych leading by then 3-1 head and then the slowering of the surfaces taking place pretty much explains the rest of the matches ..
Honestly I don’t see any disrespect in that Madrid incident or in their relationship thereafter. Clearly you can see they shook hands well after their matches and no venom in their encounters at all. This whole thing is overhyped. The players were just doing their best in their careers. Rafa simply had a better head to head record against Tomas because he is the better of the two players not because of any disrespect. That said, you can’t expect Rafa to win every match. The Madrid crowd needs to understand that.
Lo qe le molesto a Rafa , es que esa seña iba dirigida a los amigos especiales de Nadal, casi la plantilla completa del Real Madrid, quienes alentaban como en el Futbol a Rafa. A esos Tomas los hizo callar cuando le gano en su propio rodeo, y por eso rafa se enfado y se lo recrimino
Thomas is known for the fact that if not for Rafa and Roger would have won many titles Andy also feels that way so it hurts them. They beat everyone to reach these two monsters and get whoooped! Gotta sting.
Firstly, Berdych is not a Balkan player. Secondly, the last consonant sound of his surname is this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiceless_velar_fricative There is an audio sample on the wiki page. :)
It’s just disrespectful to people who effectively pay your salary, by buying tickets, to ‘shush’ them like that with the gesture. You wouldn’t get away with that in other forms of employment, disrespect is disrespect
Please I disagree with you. The crowd was unduly partisan. It’s not Davis cup. These players are young boys and they have emotions too. Nothing wrong with his reaction. It was a reaction to an offense against him.
@@MattiyeC This has happened so many times in so many places. Just this year in the WTA tournament in the czech republic the fans were noticeably cheering all the time for the czech girls.... Its normal and so many people dont do those disrespectful kinds of gestures
Tomas was for the most part a very good player. Too bad he never got a grand slam. I believe for him it just frustrating to be like no. 5 I don't remember exactly but he was consistent yet he never got one of the big tournaments. He was Not like others that were disrespectful not only to his opponent but to the crowd and to the game of tennis. Pressure is not easy to handle some guys it just brings out the worst of them. I don't want to mention names for me it doesn't matter how many times you win if you're not gracious in the court and outside the court. Winning is not good enough anymore because of the type of player who had it all in the past. I'm thinking of a Stefan Edberg for example not just the most recent player. People forget very quickly about the past players. And the new ones they have a win over the top players and they go nuts. I hope there is not a big letdown by the time Novak retires. The game has changed a lot. Before they just didn't win singles they also played double and mixed doubles. It has become so demanding that most players have to focus only in singles. Keeps them from interacting with other playmates or teammates and have no one to share the wins with and the pressure with.
I would say Rafa was a sore loser instead! If the crowd was favoring rafa and they were trying to affect Berdych and he proved them wrong then he did nothing wrong. Besides, putting a finger in your mouth as to say silence is not even offensive! In what world do you and Rafa live in?
Roger did so on & about Novak in the past. As it turned out it back lashed on him big time. If you discredit somebody you HAVE to proof him extra. Roger underestimated Djokovic's mentally. Biggest fail of his career. (Coming from a Fed fan.)
Thank you for this video. Made me start thinking. Did Roddick actually jump on Rogers bandwagon against Novak or was is the other way around? First time, I see this connection 😊 Both ways look terrible for Roger. Being either a hater or an opportunist. A well, there was also the thing with the "lucky shot". Which it was but he still could have won but then didn't. As I said. Biggest fail in his career by far to hate against Djocovich. 2nd would be: working earlier in his career on his weak backhand. ;) Sorry, got carried away.. (Coming from a Fed Fan)
This video is seeing drama when there isn’t. Don’t think there is any disrespect in putting a finger in his mouth to shut the crowd up after a victory.
Oh no, I see this as really one sided opinion. I have hardly ever seen Tomas Berdych been offensive or something similar. Yes, he was a bit nervous sometimes, but I would consider Rafa to be a lot more confrontational than Berdych. And the point that Nadal was a lot more successful player is not a criteria in this kind of contest. Please don't tell me that you haven't seen a case when the crowd was bullying one of the players. And I would say that similar story was there with Lukas Rosol. I see neither of these Czech players to be aggressive or confrontational. But, this could be also the case of opinion and also different mentality in different nations.
@@yoanwastaken uuuuf, q petardo eres, eso lo dicen todos los jugadores cuando saben q son incomodos para otro jugador o el otro jugador lo és para ellos, és algo normal
Despite good performance es many times by Djokovic, he still lacks Rafas grace and humble ness. Djocko is a show off many times behaves arrogant While Rafa is never like that.
Rafa when he was young, he was using a lot of vulgar words in Spanish :) of course not screaming it but you could see he was saying it, he is an grown up men and of course he changed his behaviour, but he is not saint ;)
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As for the Big Three thing, Rafa has something that neither Novak and not even Roger have. He never, ever, lost it in a match. The closest to that that i can remember is a discussion with umpire Bernardes but i don't remember the venue. Not even Rosol or Soderling or Kyrgios could make him lost his temper, and they really tried. I don't have a favorite in the Big Three (actually the three are really from another planet i think) but he is the Best of them when it comes to being an example and role model for generations. Truly one of a kind.
That heated exchange with Bernardes was at a Berdych match in 2010 at the Tour Finals in London. I think that was the only time when he kind of lost it on court with that argument. But that was kind of it. Rafa is not only one of the greatest sportsman ever to live, but also a great character and like you said, a role model in terms of education and behavior.
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@@kathyrz9624 are you lost?
Nadal would routinely show a lack of respect for his opponents by operating on his own timeclock on both his serve and return of serve. That for me is an ultimate sign of disrespect for an opponent.
@@asdknjakljye that is not losing the temper. He has his antics u are nobody to judge that.
I completely agree with shivabalan and I congratulate him in addition to the content Nadal and Federer loved by people not only for their game of tennis but their attitude behavior rather they are great athletes from India
I didn't see any disrespect towards Nadal. Berdych had a beef with the audience, not with Nadal.
Never underestimate your opponent. Nadal lives by this motto.
Good report. I remember the match with Fernando Gonzalez in Madrid. It was like playing in Santiago.
Thanks Manuel!
Great work buddy
I love you channel and its content. I cannot thank you enough
Thank you for being here buddy ❤️
Rafa loves & respects the sport so much that he would do nothing to bring any disrepute to it on court. He would much rather let his racquet do all the talking for him. That's what makes him so spesh! Love Rafa ❤
Not so very true. Young Rafa brought a lot of dispute to the court. Even against Roger. Stupid people like you just forgot about that.
@@derstolperjochen1719 Maturity is when you grow out off your childish behavior and start afresh. Be that in sports or life, in general. But stupid people like you tend to overlook that evolution and continue to hold on to the past.
Rafa certainly is a gentleman in everyway & should be respected not disrespected by all. He is a wonderful man & a brilliant Tennis Player.
He will be sadly missed in the rest of the Australian Open. I can only wish him all the best for the future & hopefully 🙏🏼 😔 will be back here 🙏🏼 💙 next year.🎾🎾🎾🎾
@@wendyclark8216 He will be back. If Andy can make a comeback and play the way he is playing currently, that too after being out for seasons, why can't Rafa take another shot at the AO!
@@wendyclark8216 yeah media made gentleman, Granny
Rafa is the humble person in and out of the court. That is why they are best friends with Roger. And successful in the tennis world. They don’t say anything bad to any opponent, just playing the game. Love them both.
Roger has said tons of bad things about his opponents, and even his own teammates (Wawrinka during Davis Cup 2012). Towards the end of Roger's career he was very classy, but from 2008-ish to 2012 he definitely said many negative things, including about Novak, Rafa, and the most about Andy Murray. Glad to see he has matured, but he definitely wasn't that way when he felt his throne of goat was being challenged. I'm a Roger fan btw, lol...but his many negative quotes are easy to find on google.
Nadal said federer is not his friend.
Youth is always open for mistakes. Point is to learn from mistakes made.
Berdych seems like a pretty cool dude. I'm glad he did that gesture. It made for a rivalry. Rivalry is what tennis is all about!!!
20-4 is not a rivalry, but I know what you mean. It meant there was an edge to their matchups for a little while, but it didn't last very long. One guy winning 17 matches in a row will do that.
It's good to see Tomas Berdych respect Rafael Nadal finally after the unacceptable actions Tomas did towards Rafael Nadal in 2006 in Madrid. I just personally wish the Novak Fans will learn to respect Nadal and Alcaraz. Because what is unacceptable is that the Novak Fans were unacceptably celebrating Carlos Alcaraz's injury after Carlos Alcaraz unfortunately had to withdraw from the 2023 Australian Open which is an absolute disgrace. What's even more unacceptable was that in 2022. The Novak Fans were insulting and saying unacceptable comments about Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz. The Novak Fans were insulting Rafael Nadal last year before he won the historic and record breaking 21st Grand Slam Title at the Australian Open 2022. Even I unfortunately came across a comment calling Carlos Alcaraz a "Fake No. 1" and calling Novak Djokovic a "Real No. 1" when Carlos Alcaraz ended 2022 as the World No. 1 player for the first time (and Carlos Alcaraz 100% deserved the honor). Even more unacceptable is that Novak was 100% responsible for the scandal he caused himself by unacceptably refusing to take the COVID-19 Vaccine which was the reason for his deportation from Australia in 2022 just like how Novak was 100% responsible for his own disqualification from the 2020 U.S. Open. He can only blame himself for causing those events. But even worse was that the Novak Fans were blaming people and authorities for Novak's Deportation from Australia in 2022 when Novak was 100% responsible for his actions. Even the Novak Fans are still unable to accept Rafael Nadal being the record holder for the Most Grand Slams ever won by a Men's Singles Player. Novak does not deserve to be the Record Holder for the most Grand Slams won by a Men's Singles Player after Alcaraz got injured. And I do wish the Novak Fans will learn to respect Nadal and Alcaraz and not insult them. I personally wish and predict someone other than Djokovic wins the 2023 Australian Open Title (preferrably Nadal (for a 2nd year in a row) or a Young Player).
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Who is novax n his fans to accept Rafa as a more slams Record holder?? ALREADY RAFA THE GOAT 🐐....He don't want to proove....itz shows the class of novax n his fans..... I agree with your comments 💯 percent.☺️🤞
Novak fans are a reflection of Novak. Rafa fans are a reflection of Rafa.. Most of them. You root for the person who resonates the most with you
Not only are u lying u are so buthurt by something. Chill.
I was at the stadium that day and the crowd behaved very very bad against berdych, very very bad, so that gesture from berdyck made total sense.
Especialmente las estrellas del Real Madrid, amigotes de Rafa
Yes, they were animals, like football hooligabs
Berdych wasn't that bad guy. Don't make it such a big deal. I like him. Czech Rep. (not only of course) has worse ones :)
Isn’t this interview from Berdych at 2:38 from 2011? That match happened in like 2005. Unless you just used footage of him talking from a different interview? I can’t imagine why Berdych would talk about liking Rafa’s game in 2011 considering Nadal was basically owning him by this point.
Either way, Nadal’s 20-4 record over Berdych is one of the most impressive of his career in my opinion. It shows how multidimensional he is. Berdych was right; his game should match up well with Nadal. Yet Nadal kept making adjustments and holding him off, on the way to a 20-4 advantage, including wins on all surfaces. My favorite match between them is the 2012 AO match where Berdych played one of the highest levels of his career, but still lost thanks to God mode Nadal, who stepped his return game up, dominated with his forehand and defended so well. Also liked the Wimbledon 2010 final because it was an important victory for Nadal where he beat Berdych easily despite Berdych having beaten Federer and Djokovic that tournament.
Cool Djokovic was 25-3 vs Berdych
@@asdknjakljyeLol no one mentioned Djokovic, but you didn’t read my comment anyways I know. Djokovic’s play style counters Berdych, whereas as Tomas said, Nadal’s default play style doesn’t. So Nadal uses other tactics and managed to own Berdych anyways.
How stupid comment from Nadal by saying that he has played in Czech Republic and people were supporting the locals. Madrid ATP is not Davis Cup! When did Nadal play in Czech Republic in an ATP tournament. The truth is that when Nadal was young, he liked to make big celebrations, shouting the points to the rivals and if he failed a ball looking at the opponent as if this was war. He was very inmature at that time and he thought he deserved everything,
How pointing out to the crowd means disrespect towards Nadal... Seriously...
And if anything Berdych leading by then 3-1 head and then the slowering of the surfaces taking place pretty much explains the rest of the matches ..
La seña iba dirigida a los amigos de Nadal estrellas del Real Madrid, quienes muy efusivamente alentaban a Rafa
I'm still waiting for the shocking part. Is it that he has a losing record against Rafa? No shock there.
Berdych was entirely correct. The spectators were total arseholes. Nadal’s reaction (“you are a bad man”) was an arsehole reaction.
Tomas liked playing Rafa. Rafa liked beating Tomas.
Honestly I don’t see any disrespect in that Madrid incident or in their relationship thereafter. Clearly you can see they shook hands well after their matches and no venom in their encounters at all. This whole thing is overhyped. The players were just doing their best in their careers. Rafa simply had a better head to head record against Tomas because he is the better of the two players not because of any disrespect. That said, you can’t expect Rafa to win every match. The Madrid crowd needs to understand that.
Lol what? He shushed the crowd in front of rafa, that is disrespectful
Lo qe le molesto a Rafa , es que esa seña iba dirigida a los amigos especiales de Nadal, casi la plantilla completa del Real Madrid, quienes alentaban como en el Futbol a Rafa. A esos Tomas los hizo callar cuando le gano en su propio rodeo, y por eso rafa se enfado y se lo recrimino
After Madrid 2006 Nadal literally Kicked Tomas Berdych's ass hahaha
Do you mean ‘figuratively’? Or did Nadal assault Berdych in the locker room?
@@jimmeyer9417 figuratively of course
Always annoying when idiots say “literally” when they mean “figuratively”
Thomas is known for the fact that if not for Rafa and Roger would have won many titles Andy also feels that way so it hurts them. They beat everyone to reach these two monsters and get whoooped! Gotta sting.
he destroyed him
Let's go Nadal
thats why he is the GOAT !!
Who Berdych?
The tennis champions don't think like us. They always go forward and don't put price on bad words or things.
6:38 he is sponsored by H&M 🤣😂🤣😂
I enjoy your video,,oh boy,,what a content
Thank you Araceli ❤️
Total class
Would love to see a video about his rivalry with Davydenko. Dude was always solid as a rock against Rafa.
Thanks for the recommendation!
Nalbandian as well.
True. And how about that match in Melbourne when he was totally dominated in the final and then faked to be injured against Wawrinka.
He's not innocent. He's a time wasting, gamesmanship using cheat.
You are misspronouncing Berdych. His last name seems similar to other Balkan players ending with IC, but its not pronounced the same.
Some people call him Berdych, others Berdic, and others Berdikh. 😂
@@WivoRN You're right, even comentators do that.
Firstly, Berdych is not a Balkan player. Secondly, the last consonant sound of his surname is this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiceless_velar_fricative
There is an audio sample on the wiki page.
:)
@@miroslavjanecek9993 Ye i wrote "other" since from westerns peoples perspective thats all the same...
It’s just disrespectful to people who effectively pay your salary, by buying tickets, to ‘shush’ them like that with the gesture.
You wouldn’t get away with that in other forms of employment, disrespect is disrespect
u toxic fan of DJOKER??
To be honest, the crowd was being atrocious. They fully deserved Berdych's gesture, IMO
Lol imagine if someone booed you while you were doing your job, or tried to stop u from doing it.
Please I disagree with you. The crowd was unduly partisan. It’s not Davis cup. These players are young boys and they have emotions too. Nothing wrong with his reaction. It was a reaction to an offense against him.
@@MattiyeC This has happened so many times in so many places. Just this year in the WTA tournament in the czech republic the fans were noticeably cheering all the time for the czech girls.... Its normal and so many people dont do those disrespectful kinds of gestures
YOU EARN YOUR PUBLIC LOVE , MR. RAFAEL NADAL HAS DONE SO MANY TIMES !!! CHUMPS WITH WORDS FALL WITH THE PUBLIC ALL THE TIME !!!
Thomas hit the ball fabulously off both wings, but he just didn't move and defend well enough to live with Rafa from the baseline.
Tomas was for the most part a very good player. Too bad he never got a grand slam. I believe for him it just frustrating to be like no. 5 I don't remember exactly but he was consistent yet he never got one of the big tournaments. He was Not like others that were disrespectful not only to his opponent but to the crowd and to the game of tennis. Pressure is not easy to handle some guys it just brings out the worst of them. I don't want to mention names for me it doesn't matter how many times you win if you're not gracious in the court and outside the court. Winning is not good enough anymore because of the type of player who had it all in the past. I'm thinking of a Stefan Edberg for example not just the most recent player. People forget very quickly about the past players. And the new ones they have a win over the top players and they go nuts. I hope there is not a big letdown by the time Novak retires. The game has changed a lot. Before they just didn't win singles they also played double and mixed doubles. It has become so demanding that most players have to focus only in singles. Keeps them from interacting with other playmates or teammates and have no one to share the wins with and the pressure with.
I would say Rafa was a sore loser instead! If the crowd was favoring rafa and they were trying to affect Berdych and he proved them wrong then he did nothing wrong. Besides, putting a finger in your mouth as to say silence is not even offensive!
In what world do you and Rafa live in?
Berdych tenía mucha razón, el comportamiento del público de Madrid fue especialmente lamentable
Roger did so on & about Novak in the past. As it turned out it back lashed on him big time. If you discredit somebody you HAVE to proof him extra. Roger underestimated Djokovic's mentally. Biggest fail of his career. (Coming from a Fed fan.)
tomas who ???
You don't know him?
Berdych had a "beef" only with the Spanish crowd.😂😂😂 Rafa took it personal. Thats the whole story.
From 3-1 to 4-20 😂
I saw their final live at Wimbledon. It was one sided and rubbish. For Nadal it was like a walk in the park.
VAMOS RAFA FOREVER ❣️🔥🔥🔥💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻♥️♥️♥️🐐🦁🐂🙂🤞
Who is that opponent?
Thank you for this video.
Made me start thinking.
Did Roddick actually jump on Rogers bandwagon against Novak or was is the other way around? First time, I see this connection 😊 Both ways look terrible for Roger. Being either a hater or an opportunist. A well, there was also the thing with the "lucky shot". Which it was but he still could have won but then didn't. As I said. Biggest fail in his career by far to hate against Djocovich. 2nd would be: working earlier in his career on his weak backhand. ;)
Sorry, got carried away..
(Coming from a Fed Fan)
There are those who prefer to see the clowns perform, but I prefer to see real sportmen and women playing.
He has used foul language commonly.
This video is seeing drama when there isn’t. Don’t think there is any disrespect in putting a finger in his mouth to shut the crowd up after a victory.
Un tenista que nunca será recordado por nada ni nadie y al que le gustaba provocar porque sabía que no daba para ganar Grand Slams
Actually RN MEANS WHAT??
Rafael Nadal 😂
@@WivoRN ☺️🤞🎉
Oh no, I see this as really one sided opinion. I have hardly ever seen Tomas Berdych been offensive or something similar. Yes, he was a bit nervous sometimes, but I would consider Rafa to be a lot more confrontational than Berdych. And the point that Nadal was a lot more successful player is not a criteria in this kind of contest. Please don't tell me that you haven't seen a case when the crowd was bullying one of the players. And I would say that similar story was there with Lukas Rosol. I see neither of these Czech players to be aggressive or confrontational. But, this could be also the case of opinion and also different mentality in different nations.
Seeshh i thought it was Sinner in the thumbnail
Hahaha our boy would never do that!
He also disrespected federer after us open 2012 and proceeded to win only one match after that (in 2013)
How did he disrespect Federer in that match? Could you remind me please?
@@WivoRN After the match he said something like "I am his awkward opponent"
Ohh thank you!
@@yoanwastaken uuuuf, q petardo eres, eso lo dicen todos los jugadores cuando saben q son incomodos para otro jugador o el otro jugador lo és para ellos, és algo normal
Boring
Despite good performance es many times by Djokovic, he still lacks Rafas grace and humble ness.
Djocko is a show off many times behaves arrogant
While Rafa is never like that.
He never lost his temper. Thanks to Uncle Toni 😊
Unnecessary foul language. 👎
La grande primadona 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dharrman title
Berdych😅
Are you egyptian?
Yes habiby
Rafa the best
Rafa becames frustrated when loosing. Never congratulate to opponents training to find excuses. Robot or puppet 🤔
I call B.S. ... he always gives credit to opponents in post-match interviews. I don't what you're looking at.
Rafa when he was young, he was using a lot of vulgar words in Spanish :) of course not screaming it but you could see he was saying it, he is an grown up men and of course he changed his behaviour, but he is not saint ;)
Some people never change but he Was beautifully translated it is good u know what do you say
Lol what a Megabullshit. Show me a video of Rafa swearing in Spanish in a professional tennis match. I'll wait.
Some people need to learn the hard way. Nadal had to humiliate him for Berdshit to heal.
😂 come on wivo, GOATdal is easy for nobody 😂
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So if you are good you will win in tennis. Haha