Murray was not a player that I admired when he was in his prime and within the Big 4, but the demonstration of improvement despite the pain after the retirement announcement, his struggle and the nostalgia for being what he once knew to be makes me a fan of him today. Very happy for him.
I actually have greater appreciation of him in his prime now, this guy was competing with the 3 best players of all time and was able to match them in his short peak.
When tennis brings the tears. Wasn’t ever a huge Murray fan, but his comeback has made me one. And this level of effort is off the charts, especially considering all he’s gone through. Absolutely breathtaking!
I laughed my head off at that one - Kokkinakis just could not get it past Murray. Murry was running jumping reaching everything to kept it in play never gave up and then managed a defensive lob deep enough to reset the point and frustrated Kokkinakis made an unforced error.
I used to really dislike Andy's attitude on a court. Then he slowly but surely gained my respect through a series of wins and losses. What he's doing right now is just admirable, and definitely on a different level. What a guy!
@@petersyme7083 yeah Tim Henman who has won Wimbledon or in fact any tournament, how many times? Murray is in a league of his own and I as a Scot am so proud 🏴
This match was one of the best ones I've seen in a very long time. For Murray to come back from 2 sets down and grind it out to win it was a sight to see. I have a feeling Kokkinakis will do well in the upcoming slams this year.
I rarely rooted for Murray against other top players in his prime, but I find myself wanting him to win all the time now. I never really appreciated all of his achievements before like all the Masters titles, obviously doing well at grand slams for a long time, olympic golds, number 1. He's an absolute legend and I wish it didn't take me this long to appreciate him more. I've always liked watching the older players past their prime resurging and beating the younger guys. After all of last years retirements I find I'm clinging to the few players still hanging on like Murray, Wawrinka, Isner, Verdasco, Gasquet, and Lopez who is retiring.
"At 4am, you'd be forgiven, thinking you were dreaming.." Wow what a sensational one of a kind night. To be there in person with Murray going back into his twilight against a perfecting Kokkinakis style...this was a boxing match of gentleman's class for the storybooks.
There were no losers in this match. Both competitors won everyone's hearts. Time and time again, Sir Andy Murray proved that you can never count him out no matter the odds. He is the Comeback King.
Now I understand why some people include Murray as part of Big 4. Yes he only has 3 Grand Slams but the sheer number of finals he has played and gotten so close so many times and the way he is still fighting at this age after a hip surgery, I say Big 4. Huge respect to Murray after being 2 sets down at age 36 with a repaired hip. Wow, just Wow.
The term 'Big 4' existed to describe a period when the four of them were absolutely dominating the sport for a few years. It was never meant to suggest that Murray quite belongs in the bracket that the other three do and it has nothing to do with the heroics he's performing now, no matter how impressive they are
@@SenseiDenax Yes, you're right I'm revising history a bit there. Still, I stand by saying it refers to an era of collective dominance by the four rather than the more permanent GOAT grouping of the 'big 3' which is commonly used today. So, Murray impressing everyone with a metal hip at an advanced age doesn't in any way affect the validity of the 'big 4' grouping, because the big 4 describes a past era which his current exploits do not affect.
@@sh4wz0r Just to expand a bit, Fedal was coined when Nadal was behind Federer by quite a margin, but he was beating Federer a lot, and the two very obviously dominated the sport at the time. It became big four when the duopoly of the sport became an olygopoly of four, at that time Nadal was already a legend mentioned in the same breath as Federer while Djokovic and Murray are pretenders far behind the two, but the four completely shut down the rest in masters and path to grand slam semifinals. It was a parallel drawn to the premier league big four during the time Man United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool dominated the league and Champions league end stages. Big Three is an acknowledgment of the legacy in progress of currently built by Federer, Nadal and Djokovic, it's no longer about the domination of the sport, tournament by tournament, but about who will retire with most GS. The three are the Olympian gods, above mere mortals, while Murray was humanity greatest heroes, the Hercules or Achilles, the best of the rest who dared to duked it out with the gods and at times came out victorious.
@@sh4wz0rdamn wtf is your beef. Usopen page showed a stat, forgot what it was… maybe wins over top 10 players in a grand slam or masters, whatever. Point is, the top four was in the hundreds for wins, and the next highest had like teens. It was staggering the difference. Like I’ve never even been a Murray fan, but in that moment I had to say - top 4. There are a lot of other stats besides grand slams that highlights how there is in fact a top 4. At least for this past era. Stop being a fucking hater
Absolute dogged and unrelenting resilience from this man, you can’t help but be impressed. His mom’s reaction at the end there was so wonderful. Truly a great time to be a Murray fan. I honestly had written him out, not because I didn’t believe he had the tools to win, but because I thought Kokkinakis had the edge in terms of momentum. I’m glad to see that I was too hasty in my judgment!
I while ago, people would ask why Andy wouldn´t retire after all he´s been through. I´ve never seen so many mouths being shut all at once. This man is a legend.
I am a tennis fanatic who's watched for 35 years and last night I watched the best match ever. Never before have I seen a player with the tenacity, grit and courage of Sir Andy Murray. And he really appears to be a grounded, kind authentic lad. I have just woken up after a much needed day in bed, and had to watch the highlights again. This man is not only a legend but and inspiration. This man gives me courage in my own life to meet challenges. God bless Sir Andy Murray with many more let cords. Gee I hope he keeps playing. Well done Andy.
Andy Murray is one of those guys where you go: “I can’t believe he is still alive, let alone winning matches at Grand Slams”. Such a fighter it’s incredible
Wow the crowd really matched the electricity of the players here! What an experience it must have been to be there! A match for the history books. incredible from both players!
The determination, the shots highilghts, the endurance, the willpower, the sportsman hug at the end. This match has everything. Congrats Andy "Metal Hip" Murray. Also Kokks looking like he was about to cry at the end made me feel so much for him.
Kokkinakis really had this match on his racquet and should have easily won in straight sets w/o a tiebreak fr. But just like Matteo Berretini on Match Point, Kokkinakis choked when he had match point against Murray. Missing easy putaways at the net that he splayed all over the place. Shanked overheads and lost his head in the over a fault call with the chair umpire. Never recovered. Once i saw Murray miraculously escale that 3rd set, i knew Kokki lost and i truned off my tv set in disgust
@@leonardobraynen1524 mate I had to go to bed the moment Kokk choked that 3rd set. I just knew in that moment even if he finally recovered to win, it was going to 5 and I couldn't be up at 430am 😅
Murray, damn damn damn! Man you played this match like no other. I haven't seen a men's match at this caliber. Give this man the trophy for the rally alone.
This match is like a poem about Andy's career, he has always had to fight in an era against the 3 best players in all of history and despite that and his physical problems, he has never, ever given up, I have no doubt that his fighting spirit and resilience is at the same level as Federer Nadal and Djokovic, for me Andy Murray is one of the best in all of history.❤
God I wish this match was on TV here in the states....im sure the highlights didn't quite capture this amazing marathon win by Murray...Well Done Mate!!
a whole NEW level of tennis by Andy Murray. the comeback was crazy and to think he was on the brink of retirement back in 2019. All this with a metal hip!
@@imalwaysright i hear u man and appreciate what u said- really i do. But if u watched the key moments of this match as i did, u would KNOW that this was a missed opportunity for Kokk. No disrespect to Murray. But i do deal with practicality and not just sentiment. But good for Murray for holding his head and kicking the door open!
“Beyond imagination” is a good description of this match. It’s not only the length of time he played (which is mind blowing), it’s the way he played. He had no business playing like that!! He was running all over the court, hunting down balls like he was 26, making crazy winners!! The level of talent was insane. He was aggressive, hard -hitting and competitive till the end, and Kokkikannis was no pushover. Extraordinary, skilled tennis from both. Even extended highlights probably doesnt give the match full justice. I hope Murray can recover well and keep progressing. It’s been a delight.
Que tal temple de Andy...jamás se desespero,se jugó más 5 horas!!!...increíble!!...dudo mucho que el Big 3 con esa intervención de cadera,regresaría con tanta fuerza y garra como lo está demostrando A.M.👏👏👏👏👏...Memorable victoria 💪💪💪💪
It was a performance I’ll never forget! Both Kokkinakis and Murray did fantastic, but there had to be one winner. I wanted them both to win! They both did exceptionally well!
I’ve never been much of a Murray fan but his last 2 matches have certainly raised my respect level for him. Incredible resilience! This was truly an epic match! Congratulations to Andy.
@@petersyme7083 You sound like you have a grudge? Just let it go mate, we're all here supporting a fantastic Scotsman on his achievements, whether we are English or not should not matter
I did not see the match cause I thought Andy was gonna lose in straights after score board watching, but I was blown away when I found out he won! Wow! What a comeback win for Andy. But at the same you gotta feel for Thansasi too.
Utterly epic! I am now a fan of Sir Andy! Best match I watched recently! and Kokki, I am rooting for you too! Looking forward to your many grand slam matches! Fighting for you both!
I've been a huge Murray fan since his Wimbledon match vs Wawrinka in 2009. I don't how far he can go with this revival, but with Djokovic still dominating tennis at the same age, I gotta believe Murray has it in him to put one more slam in the trophy cabinet. Even if it's a Goran Ivanisevic-style surprise run. Regardless, I'm happy to see him playing again.
What a fighter, what a warrior! That defence at the beginning of the third set was no doubt the best I've seen in my life... and I'm watching tennis regulary for more than 25 tears!
Met Andy 2 yrs ago at San Diego Open where I was a driver at the tournament. He is so different off court. Super personable, friendly, and polite. Good guy.
To see Murray properly fit for the first time in 5 years is incredible. He may be a bit slower as a 35 year old but his application and determination is stronger than ever. Let's see him go as far as possible in the tournament!
Never mind the big names missing at this AO, there have been plenty of mens men's finals that were Djoker snoozefests. This was epic. Seriously, one of the best matches I can remember at AO. Meltdowns boilovers and Murray winning from the brink of defeat. He's virtually had a hip replacement! Kokki should take a lot from this, he could be a top line player.
Australian Open TV TH-cam team Can You Please Upload The Premiere Full Match Men’s Singles Match Andy Murray v Thanasi Kokkinakis Extended Version Because It Goes For 5Hrs&45 Minutes From 4am In The Morning Because It Was The Longest Late Match Ever In The History Of The Australian Open Tennis That Would Be Great.
Murray's comeback performance in the match was utterly spectacular and totally unexpected! It came as a complete surprise to me. This was beyond incredible! Way to go Murray!!!
You know a superstar is in the house when the whole arena is rooting for you even when the local boy is also on court. Sir Andy raised the decibels in the Melbourne Park to deafening levels!
I got a second *shock indeed Andy's iron steel determination to fight on and I was essentially giving up, but stay on and glad did and WOW I cannot believe Andy's *super resilience* against youngster! SUPER well done indeed Andy and you really should enjoy every dollar you earn and absolutely and positively comeback for next year! Again, many congratulations indeed and super well done! USA
I didn't think Andy has that kinda game left in his locker after all he's been through with injuries age etc boy was I wrong ,👏👏👏👏👏👏👏doing Scotland proud ,,get in there
Andy's mental strength allows him to win GSs, to get to the TOP of the List and to win matches like this one. He made again and again my Day! Thanks a lot for that.
Might be one of the best comeback of his stories career, and it's saying a lot considering it's Murray. The anticipation in that third set break point is ridiculous, never seen that in his prime.
As someone who knows almost nothing about tennis and never watches it, this match has a certain gravity that could recruit new fans of the sport. Instant classic.
Murray’s immediate reaction was so respectful. Gotta love it. Comforted his opponent and THEN celebrated. Much love
Classy and gritty Murray!
Mental so fu… Strong this is legendary 😅
Like ex player Tsonga
Yes indeed, but l am also very heartbroken watching Thanasi's facial expressions after the match
Murray was not a player that I admired when he was in his prime and within the Big 4, but the demonstration of improvement despite the pain after the retirement announcement, his struggle and the nostalgia for being what he once knew to be makes me a fan of him today. Very happy for him.
It was always more of the Big 3.25.
great description, a lot of long time tennis watchers feel the same.
@@tim72184to win as much as he did, playing against the best 3 players ever was very impressive.
I actually have greater appreciation of him in his prime now, this guy was competing with the 3 best players of all time and was able to match them in his short peak.
Same. I was never a fan but he's all inspiring now to me. I'm loving it
Wow Andy playing 5 hours and 45 minutes at his almost 36 years old, is unbelievable 👏👏
After already having played 4 hours and 49 minutes two nights prior ... Iron Man level effort. Absolute insanity.
And he didn't even look very tired! Amazing!
@@jillgreen5288 I know, right?!
He's rlly efficient at moving.... he's never spring for the ball lol
plus metal hip
Andy Murray is a warrior and a legend, tennis should not forget the name for the next 100 years
forever
❤
5:35
How so? Compared to some of the actual greats, he hasn't won all that much. Just like most, he will be forgotten.
Nah.
When tennis brings the tears.
Wasn’t ever a huge Murray fan, but his comeback has made me one. And this level of effort is off the charts, especially considering all he’s gone through. Absolutely breathtaking!
That point at 2:31 was absolutely insane. Andy is BACK IN BUSINESS 🔥🔥🔥🔥
absolute dogged determination, never give up fighting spirit; Kokk thought he had this won at 2 sets.
That point reminds me of the last Point of the U.S. Open match between Nadal and Thiem.
I laughed my head off at that one - Kokkinakis just could not get it past Murray. Murry was running jumping reaching everything to kept it in play never gave up and then managed a defensive lob deep enough to reset the point and frustrated Kokkinakis made an unforced error.
I used to really dislike Andy's attitude on a court. Then he slowly but surely gained my respect through a series of wins and losses. What he's doing right now is just admirable, and definitely on a different level. What a guy!
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Surly, scruffy, Scottish and not like that nice Tim Henman
@@petersyme7083 yeah Tim Henman who has won Wimbledon or in fact any tournament, how many times? Murray is in a league of his own and I as a Scot am so proud 🏴
Murray just is that guy pal
This match was one of the best ones I've seen in a very long time. For Murray to come back from 2 sets down and grind it out to win it was a sight to see. I have a feeling Kokkinakis will do well in the upcoming slams this year.
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I rarely rooted for Murray against other top players in his prime, but I find myself wanting him to win all the time now. I never really appreciated all of his achievements before like all the Masters titles, obviously doing well at grand slams for a long time, olympic golds, number 1. He's an absolute legend and I wish it didn't take me this long to appreciate him more. I've always liked watching the older players past their prime resurging and beating the younger guys. After all of last years retirements I find I'm clinging to the few players still hanging on like Murray, Wawrinka, Isner, Verdasco, Gasquet, and Lopez who is retiring.
I’m so happy he won, but most importantly I hope the hip is fine.
Yes it's amazing he can play this well for his age and after his hip surgery.
I am too. Being a djoko fan i know how tuff sir andy is. Great game champ!!!
@@romariovenancio6554 one of the best fighters in tennis history
he's an inspiration man, shows what heart and desire can accomplish
@@robertmorici8605 heart, desire and a metal hip
"At 4am, you'd be forgiven, thinking you were dreaming.." Wow what a sensational one of a kind night. To be there in person with Murray going back into his twilight against a perfecting Kokkinakis style...this was a boxing match of gentleman's class for the storybooks.
There were no losers in this match. Both competitors won everyone's hearts. Time and time again, Sir Andy Murray proved that you can never count him out no matter the odds. He is the Comeback King.
Nah kokk sold so bad he definitely a loser after that one
Absolutely agree!
(Even tho Kokki totally choked this match even worse than Berretini did! Lol)
"But in another, more accurate way, Kokkinakis is the loser"
Only in dreamland. Kok the loser
Now I understand why some people include Murray as part of Big 4. Yes he only has 3 Grand Slams but the sheer number of finals he has played and gotten so close so many times and the way he is still fighting at this age after a hip surgery, I say Big 4. Huge respect to Murray after being 2 sets down at age 36 with a repaired hip. Wow, just Wow.
The term 'Big 4' existed to describe a period when the four of them were absolutely dominating the sport for a few years. It was never meant to suggest that Murray quite belongs in the bracket that the other three do and it has nothing to do with the heroics he's performing now, no matter how impressive they are
@@sh4wz0r Big 4 started when Murray and Djokovic were tied in terms of records but far behind Nadal and Federer
@@SenseiDenax Yes, you're right I'm revising history a bit there. Still, I stand by saying it refers to an era of collective dominance by the four rather than the more permanent GOAT grouping of the 'big 3' which is commonly used today. So, Murray impressing everyone with a metal hip at an advanced age doesn't in any way affect the validity of the 'big 4' grouping, because the big 4 describes a past era which his current exploits do not affect.
@@sh4wz0r Just to expand a bit, Fedal was coined when Nadal was behind Federer by quite a margin, but he was beating Federer a lot, and the two very obviously dominated the sport at the time.
It became big four when the duopoly of the sport became an olygopoly of four, at that time Nadal was already a legend mentioned in the same breath as Federer while Djokovic and Murray are pretenders far behind the two, but the four completely shut down the rest in masters and path to grand slam semifinals. It was a parallel drawn to the premier league big four during the time Man United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool dominated the league and Champions league end stages.
Big Three is an acknowledgment of the legacy in progress of currently built by Federer, Nadal and Djokovic, it's no longer about the domination of the sport, tournament by tournament, but about who will retire with most GS. The three are the Olympian gods, above mere mortals, while Murray was humanity greatest heroes, the Hercules or Achilles, the best of the rest who dared to duked it out with the gods and at times came out victorious.
@@sh4wz0rdamn wtf is your beef. Usopen page showed a stat, forgot what it was… maybe wins over top 10 players in a grand slam or masters, whatever. Point is, the top four was in the hundreds for wins, and the next highest had like teens. It was staggering the difference. Like I’ve never even been a Murray fan, but in that moment I had to say - top 4.
There are a lot of other stats besides grand slams that highlights how there is in fact a top 4. At least for this past era.
Stop being a fucking hater
Absolute dogged and unrelenting resilience from this man, you can’t help but be impressed. His mom’s reaction at the end there was so wonderful. Truly a great time to be a Murray fan. I honestly had written him out, not because I didn’t believe he had the tools to win, but because I thought Kokkinakis had the edge in terms of momentum. I’m glad to see that I was too hasty in my judgment!
What a match!! One of the best matches this tournament! Congratulations Sr. Andy!!
2023 LEGENDARY MATCH!
Gonna see what tops this!!!
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@@sofiavergara7485 😂
I while ago, people would ask why Andy wouldn´t retire after all he´s been through. I´ve never seen so many mouths being shut all at once. This man is a legend.
Bro was down 2 sets, down a break twice in the third. Incredible fight.
Kokk even served for the match!
"People keep asking me if I'm back, and I really haven't had an answer. But now yeah, I'm thinking I'm back!!!" Well done Mr. Murray!!!
Ahhh brilliant dude!
Totally understood that *JOHN WICK REFERENCE!*
Pretty sweet how u worked that in the there!!! Deserves more likes!
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Unfortunately got swept aside in the 3rd round. Now he can get back to his retirement lol
And now he is out 😂
I still come back to this, what a thrilling match this was. Murray is an absolute fighter
I am a tennis fanatic who's watched for 35 years and last night I watched the best match ever.
Never before have I seen a player with the tenacity, grit and courage of Sir Andy Murray.
And he really appears to be a grounded, kind authentic lad.
I have just woken up after a much needed day in bed, and had to watch the highlights again.
This man is not only a legend but and inspiration.
This man gives me courage in my own life to meet challenges.
God bless Sir Andy Murray with many more let cords.
Gee I hope he keeps playing.
Well done Andy.
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What an excellent piece. I am Scottish, so I obviously support Andy!
Andy Murray is one of those guys where you go: “I can’t believe he is still alive, let alone winning matches at Grand Slams”. Such a fighter it’s incredible
Andy Murray has clearly traveled to the Aussie Open in a time machine. Incredible last couple of matches.
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Wow the crowd really matched the electricity of the players here! What an experience it must have been to be there! A match for the history books. incredible from both players!
The determination, the shots highilghts, the endurance, the willpower, the sportsman hug at the end. This match has everything. Congrats Andy "Metal Hip" Murray. Also Kokks looking like he was about to cry at the end made me feel so much for him.
Super Andy!!!! What an exciting match and win for him... He totally deserved victory, he is such a warrior. ❤️❤️❤️💯👌
I feel bad for Kokkinakis.. he did nothing wrong but Andy was just too much for him.. Andy! You Sir, are a Legend!!
i dont know if that's true haha
if he put away those easy smashes in the third set? Turn point of the match for sure.
Kokkinakis really had this match on his racquet and should have easily won in straight sets w/o a tiebreak fr.
But just like Matteo Berretini on Match Point, Kokkinakis choked when he had match point against Murray. Missing easy putaways at the net that he splayed all over the place. Shanked overheads and lost his head in the over a fault call with the chair umpire. Never recovered.
Once i saw Murray miraculously escale that 3rd set, i knew Kokki lost and i truned off my tv set in disgust
@@khuo0219 dont 4get when he got in an argument with the chair umpire over a foot fault.
*Never recovered!*
@@leonardobraynen1524 mate I had to go to bed the moment Kokk choked that 3rd set. I just knew in that moment even if he finally recovered to win, it was going to 5 and I couldn't be up at 430am 😅
Murray, damn damn damn! Man you played this match like no other. I haven't seen a men's match at this caliber. Give this man the trophy for the rally alone.
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This match is like a poem about Andy's career, he has always had to fight in an era against the 3 best players in all of history and despite that and his physical problems, he has never, ever given up, I have no doubt that his fighting spirit and resilience is at the same level as Federer Nadal and Djokovic, for me Andy Murray is one of the best in all of history.❤
God I wish this match was on TV here in the states....im sure the highlights didn't quite capture this amazing marathon win by Murray...Well Done Mate!!
If you have ESPN+ you could have watched. $
Right? I didn’t see it. Didn’t even know Murray was playing today.
it was on espn+
Yeah, ESPN's coverage of the AO is always poor.
ESPN+ is like $10/month. You can sign up for just the Oz Open, it's totally worth it.
Murray is an epic warrior, he still is in an incredible shape and must be proud of himself
Espetacular, Andy, vitória titânica! Vc tem torcida! Parabéns!
Even the great Lendl was moved to a point he's probably never been at, spectating at least this was great. Absolutely wonderful
When he hugged Murray after, i knew this was a *SPECIAL WIN!!!*
IVAN LENDL is never sentimental!
a whole NEW level of tennis by Andy Murray. the comeback was crazy and to think he was on the brink of retirement back in 2019. All this with a metal hip!
Andy the hipster..
Cyborg-Andy 🦾
Always underrated. Truly one of the greatest British sports stars EVER!
What a fantastic match! Murray's comeback was glorious, but Kokkinakis should also be proud of the way he played today.
Not really.
Yeh kokki had fantastic shots but he choked this match. Shoulda won in straight sets.
@@leonardobraynen1524but saying that you’re under appreciating the warrior, intelligence, power of Murray
@@imalwaysright i hear u man and appreciate what u said- really i do.
But if u watched the key moments of this match as i did, u would KNOW that this was a missed opportunity for Kokk. No disrespect to Murray. But i do deal with practicality and not just sentiment.
But good for Murray for holding his head and kicking the door open!
Hoy si , volviste a ser el Murray que tanto extrañamos , combativo, ganador y con mentalidad positiva. Bien por ti.
Andy está de vuelta 🔥🔥
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Does 2:32 remind anyone else of the Connors USO ‘91 point?
That amazing point affected all the match
“Beyond imagination” is a good description of this match. It’s not only the length of time he played (which is mind blowing), it’s the way he played. He had no business playing like that!! He was running all over the court, hunting down balls like he was 26, making crazy winners!! The level of talent was insane. He was aggressive, hard -hitting and competitive till the end, and Kokkikannis was no pushover. Extraordinary, skilled tennis from both. Even extended highlights probably doesnt give the match full justice. I hope Murray can recover well and keep progressing. It’s been a delight.
Que tal temple de Andy...jamás se desespero,se jugó más 5 horas!!!...increíble!!...dudo mucho que el Big 3 con esa intervención de cadera,regresaría con tanta fuerza y garra como lo está demostrando A.M.👏👏👏👏👏...Memorable victoria 💪💪💪💪
It was a performance I’ll never forget! Both Kokkinakis and Murray did fantastic, but there had to be one winner. I wanted them both to win! They both did exceptionally well!
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I’ve never been much of a Murray fan but his last 2 matches have certainly raised my respect level for him. Incredible resilience! This was truly an epic match! Congratulations to Andy.
Why not? Because he is surly, scruffy, Scottish and not that nice Tim Henman (he supports Hibs, not an English team)
@@petersyme7083 You sound like you have a grudge? Just let it go mate, we're all here supporting a fantastic Scotsman on his achievements, whether we are English or not should not matter
Melhor partida do torneio, difícil outra superar! Que vitória sensacional pro Murray.
Torci pra caralho pra ele!!! Lenda!!!
best match of 2023
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What a match!!!👋👋 Both players left it all out there , just incredible! THAT point …. So reminiscent of Connors in 91’ at the US Open . Amazing 😳
I did not see the match cause I thought Andy was gonna lose in straights after score board watching, but I was blown away when I found out he won! Wow! What a comeback win for Andy. But at the same you gotta feel for Thansasi too.
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2:34.....one of the BEAT RALLIES I'VE SEEN IN A LONG TIME....ANDY MURRAY HAS SOME BIG OL' STONES ON HIM....🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎾🎾🎾🎾🎾🎾🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Utterly epic! I am now a fan of Sir Andy! Best match I watched recently! and Kokki, I am rooting for you too! Looking forward to your many grand slam matches! Fighting for you both!
This still blows my mind
I've been a huge Murray fan since his Wimbledon match vs Wawrinka in 2009. I don't how far he can go with this revival, but with Djokovic still dominating tennis at the same age, I gotta believe Murray has it in him to put one more slam in the trophy cabinet. Even if it's a Goran Ivanisevic-style surprise run. Regardless, I'm happy to see him playing again.
Those "Yeahs" at the end got my goosebumps.
This match is the perfect example of never give up. Murray faced almost certain defeat multiple times but fought every one of those points. Well done.
That wasn’t a tennis match, that was a war. So well played from both.
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What an amazing comeback! Never give up. Good work Andy. And how about those ball-kids, they hung in there too! Great work all round
What a fighter, what a warrior! That defence at the beginning of the third set was no doubt the best I've seen in my life... and I'm watching tennis regulary for more than 25 tears!
Forgot how sweet it was to see Murray's mum in the crowd.
There must be one really proud mother today, Sir Murray RESPECT 🙏
Yeh shout out to *JUDY MURRAY* for raising a tough Scottish bastard!
Awesome Andy is never out! Gotta love this guy! Well done Andy!
What a match. Incredible athletes. And fantastic sportsmanship by both men
I don’t think I’ve ever heard a cheer that big defeating a player at their home slam before, only Andy 🙌🏻
Andy has a big fan base in Australia. We never had enough of his performance.
@@penparnsailarm7094 I know but still, against an Aussie you’d expect it to be more modest
Kokk learns how to chuck the racket like his buddy. Awe. 😅
Unbelievable. Murray is such a beast, and that is the best I've ever seen Kokkinakis play.
Had El Aynaoui - Roddick vibes.
Classic, fantastic, unbelievable match from both!!! Andy Murray is Legend 💪💪💪
Met Andy 2 yrs ago at San Diego Open where I was a driver at the tournament. He is so different off court. Super personable, friendly, and polite. Good guy.
Andy "Kokk-block" Murray
Best comment here no question 😂
To see Murray properly fit for the first time in 5 years is incredible. He may be a bit slower as a 35 year old but his application and determination is stronger than ever.
Let's see him go as far as possible in the tournament!
Top 10 matches of all time for me. It really had everything.
Never mind the big names missing at this AO, there have been plenty of mens men's finals that were Djoker snoozefests. This was epic. Seriously, one of the best matches I can remember at AO. Meltdowns boilovers and Murray winning from the brink of defeat. He's virtually had a hip replacement! Kokki should take a lot from this, he could be a top line player.
Currently America's got talent 2023 spectators ticket is available.
this guy has a metal hip.
THIS GUY HAS A METAL F*CKING HIP
what a game. well played form a veteran and a warrior. Sir Andy Murray
Australian Open TV TH-cam team Can You Please Upload The Premiere Full Match Men’s Singles Match Andy Murray v Thanasi Kokkinakis Extended Version Because It Goes For 5Hrs&45 Minutes From 4am In The Morning Because It Was The Longest Late Match Ever In The History Of The Australian Open Tennis That Would Be Great.
Kokk pointing to his head after winning the first 2 sets had me dead knowing the result
I wonder if Nick kyrgios stayed up super late watching his good friend? Give thanassi credit and a lot of people stayed awake for this!
Total new Respect for this Andy ! hope he can recover well and win this AO.
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That Racket-Smash is so plausible!
Wow... Just wow...what a symmetrical match! And what a comeback! What a mom!
What a match, what a comeback from Murray, I just feel exhausted by watching this highlights lol
The point with the smashes was similar to Jommy Connors US Open 91 aged 39 the crowd and Jimmy went nuts
unbelivable ---
Already a classic.
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Murray's comeback performance in the match was utterly spectacular and totally unexpected! It came as a complete surprise to me. This was beyond incredible! Way to go Murray!!!
What balls on the lad, well done Muzza, it all changed from the point he never gave up. Great message to all.
You know a superstar is in the house when the whole arena is rooting for you even when the local boy is also on court. Sir Andy raised the decibels in the Melbourne Park to deafening levels!
I got a second *shock indeed Andy's iron steel determination to fight on and I was essentially giving up, but stay on and glad did and WOW I cannot believe Andy's *super resilience* against youngster! SUPER well done indeed Andy and you really should enjoy every dollar you earn and absolutely and positively comeback for next year! Again, many congratulations indeed and super well done! USA
This was my favourite Murray tournament post injury
That was Sir Andy Murray Special ❤️💪
What will and desire Andy👏👏👏👏👏👏
Gatdamn that *ROAR* at the end tho!!!!!
Get em Andy!! Get em!
I didn't think Andy has that kinda game left in his locker after all he's been through with injuries age etc boy was I wrong ,👏👏👏👏👏👏👏doing Scotland proud ,,get in there
that scream at the end... love it!
Amazing Andy, just utterly inspiring.
WOW, even I'm impressed! Great will power Andy!!!
Juemadre.. Volvió Andy Murray.... Y con 2 partidos épicos... Excelente... Si sigue así... Merece ser campeón...
Andy's mental strength allows him to win GSs, to get to the TOP of the List and to win matches like this one. He made again and again my Day! Thanks a lot for that.
Impressed Murray played awesome !!!!!
Came back to watch this match this morning and it still brings tears to my eyes People sleep on the fact he was 2 sets and 5-3 down. Absolute legend
Might be one of the best comeback of his stories career, and it's saying a lot considering it's Murray. The anticipation in that third set break point is ridiculous, never seen that in his prime.
oh my goodness me, i was tired by just watching these 2! kudos to both what an epic second round match bloody hell
As someone who knows almost nothing about tennis and never watches it, this match has a certain gravity that could recruit new fans of the sport. Instant classic.