Extended Highlights: Federer vs Ljubicic | ATP Finals 2005
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And now Ljubicic is his coach😊
ferzy09 you know how to write?
@ferzy09 You said he choked the Madrid finals against Nadal? Do you think Nadal has won 19 GS for being mediocre?
Rogers forehand looking deadly.. Ljubicics backhand down the line looking fire too
I just love watching matches from the mid-2000's. When the courts were just noticeably faster, but not so much like the grass in the 90's. For my eyes, they were just the best!
Federer's forehand in 2004-2005-2006 was just insane...
@@hyacinthusargus1513 Yeah that's true, except on clay, his backhand was powerful and had a lot of spin
Best forehand I've ever saw.
Unplayable, no wonder everyone played to his backhand.
What about 2011? I though he had that forehand many more years
His Forehand is still good however, Nadal and Novak can out rally him from the baseline.
@@MrBjorn6 His forehand is non existent in comparison.
If you can't beat him, coach him xD
Yup , same goes for Moya with Nadal
Thats why its called the neo backhand right
Just passing through on my journey to watch every Federer match.
So many things I wish I could do like Federer.
0:24 The forehand rocket literally out of nowhere
0:31 The easy-AF-looking perfect return
0:34 The just-over-the-net sidespin dropshot
0:52 The zero-backswing monster running forehand
I mean I've played hundreds of thousands of points by now and never done any of those shots once, and Roger does ALL OF THEM *IN THE SPAN OF A FEW GAMES.*
And even Rafa and Novak hardly ever do shots like those, too!
You compare yourself with Roger? Well done Sir..
@@Nedeljko0012 ??? I said I wish I could play like him. I’m not comparing myself to him at all. That would be delusional.
Nadal and Djokovic's running forehands and returns are at least on the same level as Federer's.
Beaty one handed’s backhand battle
with that six nine 90 the shots are so clean
This is the kind of tennis we want.
Bring back carpet, speed up the surfaces, give more time to rest for the players.
No because than isner would be no.1
@@davidthailand4309 Bullshit. There was a lot of tall players back then and the average of the Top 10 fluctuated between 1,80m and 1,85m.
Alexander Kings Carpet sucks ppl keep getting injured on it.
@@dragan3659 Better then.
Couldn't agree more.to get rid of baseline slugfest and to promote serve and volly atp has to make courts faster.
Fed's fh was so deadly back then. I think his fh between 2010-2020 cost him a couple of slams.
Ljubicic is probably underrated as a player..he was an excellent player and competitor..
Oh I remember this like yesterday. The days when Roger used to play like God. He was almost unplayable back in 2004/2005.
No good opposition !!!!! Novak came later
I see a lot of image of Ljubicic in today's Fed. E.g. great emotion management....
Ljubicic still looks the same😂
Fed vs his coach! Wow!
3.36- no wonder Federer has the best volley of all time, hit this shot only recently to save match point against Zverev, almost a carbon copy here- the coach has made a good choice training the GOAT.
I'm very very love one handed backhand player
"If you can't beat them join them."
Amazing to see the pair playing against each other such a world-class tennis. Who would have thought years later Ljubicic will be coaching Roger and make him win 3 Grand Slams in his later stage of life :)
Federer’s movement here looked like he was missing some pep, and he wasn’t moving quite as fast. This was probably the telltale sign that he wasn’t fully himself, as he would have to take a medical timeout before losing to Nalbandian in the finals. That’s why it’s so important to study matches beforehand to see if there is a weakness that you can exploit. Not sure if players after this match noticed and took advantage of it. But Federer definitely looked a bit slow here. Even his movement from 2009 after looks quicker and had more pep.
yeah he was injured in that tournament (in his right ankle if i remember right)
It's a bit obvious from the black thingy he's wearing on one ankle
Proceeded to bagel his opponent in the SF. Your take makes little sense and you're basing yourself off an 8 min highlight
Fenomenal
Everytime I think of 2005 I think of how Federer started the year with a choke and how he ended the year with a choke.
Nalbandian choked first in the final set, he was like 4-0.
Fed was injured
@@ertugrulkorpinar51 nope he just wasnt good enough. Also he should thank his lucky stars djokovic or nadal werent at their peak.
Maximus3075 wtf are u talking about fed had an ankle injury and it lead till the clay season next year
@@aranyaism Eh, no. He struggled the whole tournament, except for the SF, mainly due to the ankle injury. Djokovic and Nadal have nothing to do with this tournament, kid.
Leander Paes commenting. Wondering if it is from 2005 or re done now?
Hey @Tennis TV who're the commentators on this match ?
Damm Roger! He was in a good shape and I didnt know he loved running 😁😛😂
Federer: "hahaha sorry Ivan,I won this one.
Ljubicic: "Yeah Yeah whatever,you know what,I gonna be your coach one day asshole."
Federer: "hahaha,looking forward to that"
Ljubicic: "I'm serious,I gonna teach you a few things"
Federer: "If you say so Ivan,If you say so" 😂
crazy how federer actually has a game more similar to that of ljubicic now that he's his coach
Imagine not showing the all-decisive 4-4 point in the TB... lol
Me: Watching the actual coach of Roger remember me, how god it was that guy
Fed looks so angry this whole match lmao
Ljubicic lost many close matches with Federer at that time, there was a minimal mental difference i guess..
With ljubicic being a big server it's no surprise. Movement and forehand are the key differences. Everything else is details
Couch and athlete
Is Leander commentating on this??
Federer was extremely aggressive, almost invincible at that time. Any shot that lacks even a bit of depth and power will result in his sharp forehand attack or drop shot. Only the Djokovic fans known for their stupidity and bad manner will try to conceive this as a weak era and deny Federer's strength.
You could see glimpses of Federer choking here though, should have finished without going to tie-break, if there's one thing Lubricic should have picked up, as a coach, watching these tapes, is to make Federer more efficient and steady when finishing the last point, not giving cheap points away, making sure the volleys are punched away and his serve is accurate.
If you can't beat them, join them
Leander Paes on commentary
This slices from Federer are gorgeous
Like if you are with me
I swear, I just dreamed that Federer and I played a match. Although all of our loved ones were watching, I barely noticed them because I was so happy to have Roger listening to me. Even before I woke up, I knew it was a dream, because I beat him 3:6. Ain't that a b?
Ljubicic is not even trying..
Bring back carpet surface
Rafa defeated his coach moya in Monte Carlo and federer defeated his coach ivan in this event..
Faster courts are so much better Novak on these courts would have been more fun he owuld have adapted for sure.
The apparel they're wearing is a bit ugly.
Fednominal
Ljubicic finished his career with a massive 10 titles. Just another clown that Federer could beat in the biggest stage.
A lot of pros can only dream of winning 10 titles.
Same applies to Nadal as well... With one difference. Nadal couldn't beat those "clowns" constantly out of clay, so he stayed at no 2 in that period.
din fak Nothing applies to Nadal.
@@stuewz Yeah sure... If that makes you feel better.
@@dinfak7939 Nadal couldn't beat those clowns, because he was still only a clay player during that time, but he managed to beat peak/prime Federer. The weak era champ was exposed by the clay player.
Whoa, Ljubicic used to be a pro player? That's whack.
There was no competition in 2004-2007
The same Ljubicic who 5 years later defeated prime Nadal and won his first M1000.
Fed lost that year to Safin at rhe AO and Nalbandian at the Atp finals
@Nikhil Joshi ¿Today's field? ¿Are you kidding me?
Monfils is Top 10, for Christ sake. The Next Gen are trash.
Federer's Next Gen was Nadal, Djokovic, Murray, Del Potro, Wawrinka, Tsonga, Berdych, just to name a few.
@Nikhil Joshi But those two are exceptions, never in the history of the sports has been three giants in the same era (well, Federer is 6 years older but you know what I mean).
The point is about the rest of the field.
No competition? Use your brain, the match was even until last 2 points. Nadal snd Djokovic have had no tough competition in last 5-7 years. Just an old man Roger giving them run for their money. Rest haven't showed up at big stages
Second
Sorry but this is weak era
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