Younes El Aynaoui v Andy Roddick - Australian Open 2003 Quarter Final | AO Classics
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I watched this entire game live with my grandparents when I was 14 or so. They were huge tennis fans and it was a school day, it was late in our timezone, and they were particularly strict about me going to bed early. But this happened and they allowed me to hang around and see the game thru until the end. And boy did we have a blast. We didn't even know who to root for at this point because the game was getting crazy. I will always remember the bond we had that night because of this game. I miss them both very much.
May they RIP. Cherish these memories forever :)
God bless them
Now that you are 34, time flies
You only watched one game? There were 86 games in this match!
I remember I was 14, woke up at 7am to go to shcool the game was on , came back for lunch game still on.. i was shocked 😂, and more shocked when knew Youness had lost :( :( :(
This is exactly how I remember it haha.
same here. Best memories of tennis
Good to note we are of the same age & yes I remember the match as well.
Me too man
Younes El Ainaui great player and a Gentleman. I miss so much. Greetings from Rome Italy :-)
I'm still asking myself: How can Moroccans forget this absolute Monumental Tennisman ?
Its really incredible to think about that...
For me He must be on the top of responsibility in the government Area Sport !
he never wanted responsibilities here in Morocco and it's better for him.
tennis is not very popular in Morocco you know , that's why !!!
Add to this legendary match the one he fought against Hewitt, and you have the history of Moroccan Tennis summarized. Younes El Aynaoui, forever in our hearts as our tennis pride :)
Please upload Nalbandian vs Baghdatis SF 2006
I swear they are avoiding it. It's probably the most requested match there is
wtf i'm Moroccan and I can't believe the media here ignored and still ignoring this amazing player,meanwhile the boring Karim Elalami was everywhere!!!
Arazi was very good
Oui il est passé au monde des oublier c'est dommage je suis aussi marocain résident à l'étranger.
@@medhihassani4402 sorry my french is bad Ive learned it only for 2 years, but without success
جيل الثلاتي : يونس العناوي ، هشام أرازي ، كريم العالمي لن يعوض ولا ينسى
Last time I heard he's coaching in Qatar.
El Aynaoui was a great player , so brilliant , amazing skills and power , probably one of the best definitely one of the most underrated . epic match
Andy to the umpire after his call on the 3rd set point: "Do you know that thing that holds you back in place ? It's called spine, Get one". Hilarious hahaha
He is arrogant.
He said Supports your back but yeah
Stuff like this is where hawkeye is actually a harm to the game. I've witnessed on plenty occasions where the line judge made a bad call and after the yelling, the player that the call was against actually plays better, they get fired up about it. Even been some where the player knew it was out but yelled at the chair anyway just to give themselves something to get amped up with.
Of course there are some where they freak out too much and play like garbage the rest of the way. So it's definitely a fine line haha
@@nicetarek I wouldn't go that far at all. Around this age he would be a little hot tempered but nothing out of the ordinary. Once he won the 03 US Open and was a regular top 5 player, I think he calmed way down. Just my two cents.
@@nicetarek if you consider that arrogant i hope you don't watch modern ATP
One of The Best Game I Ever Watch On 🎾Tennis 🎾History
❤ Younes El Aynaoui 💯
Good Game Andy
Look at rodik he was angry all the time elenawy really deserved to win
le record du 5e set le plus long de l'histoire du tennis!!!! 👍🏻🇲🇦
Non il y a le match de isner vs Nicolas mahut 1er tour wimbeldon 2010.
Le plus long au tournoi de l'Australie. Pas au tennis en général
El Aynaoui's backhand - I mean, how awesome is it to get that far with it.
18:38 ah yes, this was what I was looking for 😂
BEAUTIFUL MATCH !!!
I REMEMBER IT WELL!!!
Same here! An unforgettable epic!
This was better than the grand finale
There are moments in ones life that are so special and for me this was one of them ( or nearly five hours of them!) I was so lucky to be there that night! I swear to this day it was the best match ever! The sportsmanship, the fun and the crowd were utterly amazing! I’ll feast on it for ever!
Biggest weakness of Aynaoui was his backhand. Oh boy if he worked it a bit at that time
This match must be in full length
Really fighters !! Proud of you youness 🇲🇦✌👍
Thanks!!!
Next up: Wawrinka vs Djokovic 2013 R4...the third greatest match in terms of quality in Melbourne.
12:43
The coolest match I've seen. Both deserve win.
Younes El Aynaoui, Hicham Arazi, Karim Alami, the three Moroccan tennis legends in the 90s and early 2000s
Super younes
O9/sebtembr/2019
Oh my God Andy Rodrick criminal got fastest serve I love Alenawy
One of the longest and best matches in this game history.. Over five hours of gameplay with the Moroccan legend Younes El Aynaoui 💪🏼🇲🇦👑🇲🇦❣🔥
when morroco had a tennis player, it's sad that we dont benifite from them. thanks to you Arazzi, Alenaui, ...
Same chair umpire! Man he was sent by GOD to witness epic tennis matches!
I miss Andy Roddickk play tennis. Why he had to retire so early of his age.
He didn’t though? He was like 30
El aynaoui was 36 years old during this match
FIGHTERS!!!
I was a kid and I still remember the whole country went sad for el eynaoui
When i see the number of games, i cant help myself saying "insane"
23:40 was almost the craziest match point win for one of the craziest matches of all time.
Pascal Maria with more hair and a moustache lol
Youness 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🍊🍊🍊
And now a 6-6 tiebreak... Why not 9-9 or 12-12? Ugh
BUT A LONGER TIEBREAK!
Trust me, it'll be gut wrenching enough if it gets that far...
el aynaoui was a very though player to beat , miss him so much great player and such a gentleman !
Great match!💝
Guys you are the best
2 Great players 🇲🇦🇺🇲❤
🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🏆
Ultra grind!!
Roddick with lot of hair! Watch immediately!
Why this match was not decided with Tie breaker...
@@Tendorro and Wimbledon?
Gentlemen sport
Dat backhand
What a epic match! Younes had a very annoying game style LOL
Nobody knows who that guy that roddick played with
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Now you know!?
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Youness al aynaoui was a famous in usa and Morocco since 1992 till 2005 and hicham arazi too
Soon these type of matches won’t exist if AO bring in 10 point tie break at 6-6 in the fifth. Probably right because these type of match mess up the schedule and the winner has next to no chance to go on and win their next match. And gives certainty to spectators and broadcasters of when the match will end.
These types of matches were rare when they did happen. The only players that are routinely playing long advantage sets past 10-all are Isner and Karlovic because they can't break serve. But the rare occasions matches did go beyond 10-all, like this match, or Djokovic-Wawrinka match, the matches were memorable.
And keep in mind Simona Halep won 15-13 in the third against Lauren Davis, and then came back and routined two big-hitters with identical 6-3 6-2 score lines. Nobody was complaining about putting in a tiebreaker then.
All of this is a knee-jerk reaction to John Isner getting to the SF of Wimbledon and playing the longest SF ever because his serve is so hard to break and he sucks on return. Had he not saved match points against Bemelmans in the 2nd round, this isn't even a conversation. Outside of Isner and Karlovic, there haven't been many matches that went beyond 10-all. And most of the ones that did still finished shy of 5 hours.
Pomerlain89 Plenty of people thought it was retarded that Halep had to go through that. This has been a debate long before Isner ever came around. God forbid they put the players’ health above entertainment value for once.
@@pomerlain8924 lol women dont have to play 5 sets?
Roddick took that first match point miss so well, I would have killed my self out of frustration
Lmao, what? He was up 40-15 on serve against a standing Aynaoui? What else was he supposed to do lmfao... he was the huge 99& favorite before and after that point
we can clearly see that tennis quality has improved over the years. andy murray would win in straight sets against these guys.
EquinoX
Bullshit
An epic, but low level match.
The 9th and 18th right now are Monfils and Garin, and it can be an incredible physical match with awesome rallies.
The 2010's era is going to be the best in the tennis history.
Depends what you define as low level.
Andy roddick or el aynaoui would beat gael monfils nowadays if they were in their prime.
@@yassintriggerdellarobia yep, but would lose to berdych, tsonga, davydenko 100%
um, giving the racquets to ballboys in a slam quarterfinal? What a joke. taking things too far. there's a time and place for that kinda stuff.
thats just making a mockery of the biggest event this sport has
15 years later and you're the only one who cares xD
Lighten up, lol
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Rafael Mertin it’s actually regarded as one of the most iconic moments in the sport. It’s because of the occasion that it was so incredible to see the rules put on hold for the sake of the drama. This match had a script that surpassed nearly every other. Listen to the crowd. It was a fantastic moment.
Haha lighten up bitch