Perez-Roldan reached the French Open QF that year. He lost to Agassi at the French Open. That year en route to the QF he knocked out Stefan Edberg. In 1989 he lost a close fourth round match at the French open to Boris Becker. Perez-Roldan was a clay court specialist.
I remembered very well this match, I was amazed to watch this new player, very mighty on clay courts, young man from Argentina, and had several important matches against McEnroe, Agassi, Lendl, and was a pain of ass for all them!, tremendous tennis player, had important injures and then finished his promising pro career....
Eduardo Bengoechea, Guillermo Perez-Roldan, Alberto Mancini, Martin Jaite,... The argentinian Clay-Players of the late 80s who regularly reached their top during the Clay-Season.
Grande Ivan! L'occhiata a fine partita che ha riservato a Peréz parlava da sola: mai sfidare Ivan Il Terribile, come hai osato?!Ahahaha Comunque a me mancano da morire queste sfide e questi personaggi così carismatici degli anni 80-90
Guarda la faccia di Ivan Lendl alla fine della partita; Pérez-Roldan lo affrontò senza paura, non gli importava che Lendl fosse il numero uno al mondo....
Hermoso el tenis de Guillermo tenia un futuro brillante, su padre se lo arrebato, lo arruino, tuvo que abandonar por la violencia fisica y moral que ejercia para con el...ojala puedas sanar te lo deseo de corazon, abrazo.
Mucha diferencia de jugador de calidad no hay equivalencia el solo hecho de competirle ya es meritorio La cualidades de lendl lo demostró a lo largo de su trayectoria Para Roldán decir lo enfrente al mejor jugador de esa época
Tennis was just great to watch back then! Even a match like this [who the §§% is Perez-Roldan??].. Lendl playing consistently serve and volley ON CLAY!!?
Exactly. Who the heck is Perez-Roldan?I had not heard of him before this match.1988 was a pretty mediocre year for Lendl. He lost in the semis in Australia to Cash. He lost to Svensson in the quarters at Roland Garros.He lost in the semis at Wimbledon, i think. Then he lost a 5 set thriller to Wilander in the finals of the US Open.Pretty poor.Especially when you consider that Lendl won The French and The Open the year before. And got to the finals of Wimbledon...... I have not heard of Perez-Roldan since this match.
Vincent Hannah Perez Roldan était spécialiste de terre battue. C'était le genre de joueur, capable de sortir les meilleurs à Rolland Garros (il ne jouait que sur terre battue). Je crois qu' il a atteint les 1/8 ou les 1/4 de finale à RG
i think two things really got into Lendl's head. First, he was not playing very well. He made a lot more unforced errors in this match than he was used to. Also, this "nobody" was giving him all he could handle.
Eric Freeman That Adidas racquet was 80 square inches. Had he switched to an 85 square inch (even with the same frame), he would have a few more key wins under his belt. I was a big Lendl fan back in the day. The losses that hurt the most were: 86 Wimbledon final against Becker 87 Wimbledon final against Cash 88 US Open final against Wilander 89 French Open R4 against Chang 89 US Open semifinal against Becker 89 US Open final against Becker 91 Aussie Open final against Becker I think a slightly larger frame would have helped him win 3 of those losses.
@@hymansahak181 Do not forget the Semifinal at Wimbledon 1990 against Edberg. That year Lendl skipped Paris to really prepare for Wimbledon, won convincingly in Queens and actually looked like the favourite to win Wimbledon, but Edberg was just phenomenal. Your theory I doubt though. Lendl was an intelligent and very analytic player. If a bigger raquet was an obvious advantage he would have proceeded to one. Only in 1990 he changed to a bigger one, so that indicates that things were not so simple. About your list: Basically in all games ivan was the weaker player, I could not remember one of these games where Ivan was better and lost unfortunately. Do you?
![คณะขวัญใจ - นางสาวขวัญใจ [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/a8zn5pGlRUY/mqdefault.jpg)
Lendl was a machine with classically orthodox and beautiful strokes that rarely faltered. In my top five greatest players of all time.
Que valiente Guillermo!!!...empeze' a jugar tennis Mirandote, tennis 11 anos!!...una "garra" inolvidable!!!🎾💪💪💪
Perez-Roldan reached the French Open QF that year. He lost to Agassi at the French Open. That year en route to the QF he knocked out Stefan Edberg.
In 1989 he lost a close fourth round match at the French open to Boris Becker.
Perez-Roldan was a clay court specialist.
I remembered very well this match, I was amazed to watch this new player, very mighty on clay courts, young man from Argentina, and had several important matches against McEnroe, Agassi, Lendl, and was a pain of ass for all them!, tremendous tennis player, had important injures and then finished his promising pro career....
Sad about the injuries. Wish we could have seen him at his best for longer.
Que pena por Guillermo. Jugó un gran partido y mereció ganar
Eduardo Bengoechea, Guillermo Perez-Roldan, Alberto Mancini, Martin Jaite,...
The argentinian Clay-Players of the late 80s who regularly reached their top during the Clay-Season.
Grande Ivan solo contro tutti
Grande Ivan! L'occhiata a fine partita che ha riservato a Peréz parlava da sola: mai sfidare Ivan Il Terribile, come hai osato?!Ahahaha
Comunque a me mancano da morire queste sfide e questi personaggi così carismatici degli anni 80-90
Lendl had perfect groundies, very consistent, even his deadly forehand.
Guarda la faccia di Ivan Lendl alla fine della partita; Pérez-Roldan lo affrontò senza paura, non gli importava che Lendl fosse il numero uno al mondo....
Que buena derecha tenia Guillermo Perez Roldan!
Lendl my Hero
Dos excelentes jugadores!
Hermoso el tenis de Guillermo tenia un futuro brillante, su padre se lo arrebato, lo arruino, tuvo que abandonar por la violencia fisica y moral que ejercia para con el...ojala puedas sanar te lo deseo de corazon, abrazo.
LENDL 👍
Mucha diferencia de jugador de calidad no hay equivalencia el solo hecho de competirle ya es meritorio
La cualidades de lendl lo demostró a lo largo de su trayectoria Para Roldán decir lo enfrente al mejor jugador de esa época
What a disrespectful crowd, class prevails.
Tennis was just great to watch back then! Even a match like this [who the §§% is Perez-Roldan??].. Lendl playing consistently serve and volley ON CLAY!!?
Exactly. Who the heck is Perez-Roldan?I had not heard of him before this match.1988 was a pretty mediocre year for Lendl. He lost in the semis in Australia to Cash. He lost to Svensson in the quarters at Roland Garros.He lost in the semis at Wimbledon, i think. Then he lost a 5 set thriller to Wilander in the finals of the US Open.Pretty poor.Especially when you consider that Lendl won The French and The Open the year before. And got to the finals of Wimbledon...... I have not heard of Perez-Roldan since this match.
Vincent Hannah Perez Roldan était spécialiste de terre battue.
C'était le genre de joueur, capable de sortir les meilleurs
à Rolland Garros (il ne jouait que sur terre battue).
Je crois qu' il a atteint les 1/8 ou les 1/4 de finale à RG
haha, how angry Ivan looked at Roldan at the end
He is crazy
Guillermo Perez-Roldan terraiolo ostico fra il 1987 e 1990.
Carriera ultra corta con un infortunio nel 1993.
Comunque era calato già dal 1991
I've never wanted Lendl to win as much as I do here. Because he not only won against Perez-Roldan, but also against a part of the unfair audience.
Ivan had big "problems" with the Roma crowd they were clearly on the side of Perez Roldan
Lendl was already with his mind in Wimbledon! In my honest opinion he let th eQF in Paris vs. Svensson pass by to save energy for Wimbledon
He "saved energy" two more times against Jonas, who had 3-2 i h2h vs Lendl.
Da italiano mi vergogno del pubblico del foro italico, antisportivo fino alla fine. VERGOGNA!
Onore a Ivan Lendl!
Perez Roldan sembra un pò Colin Farrell...
i think two things really got into Lendl's head. First, he was not playing very well. He made a lot more unforced errors in this match than he was used to. Also, this "nobody" was giving him all he could handle.
Col pubblico romano che non capisce un cazzo di tennis e tifava per Perez Roldan
Pobre Guillermo....re maltratado por su viejo
lendl peut pas blairer perez roldan lol😂😂😂😂
I"ll giornale mil professionale del haye
Naftalina
Lendl still playing with that crap Adidas Racquet from the early 80s if he had changed to a bigger head racquet he would have won more slams
I don't think so. He played with that smaller head because he wouldn't be able to control his shots with a larger stringbed.
Eric Freeman
That Adidas racquet was 80 square inches. Had he switched to an 85 square inch (even with the same frame), he would have a few more key wins under his belt.
I was a big Lendl fan back in the day.
The losses that hurt the most were:
86 Wimbledon final against Becker
87 Wimbledon final against Cash
88 US Open final against Wilander
89 French Open R4 against Chang
89 US Open semifinal against Becker
89 US Open final against Becker
91 Aussie Open final against Becker
I think a slightly larger frame would have helped him win 3 of those losses.
Hyman Sahak bigger raquet might have been heavier and lost speed reaction
@@hymansahak181 Do not forget the Semifinal at Wimbledon 1990 against Edberg. That year Lendl skipped Paris to really prepare for Wimbledon, won convincingly in Queens and actually looked like the favourite to win Wimbledon, but Edberg was just phenomenal.
Your theory I doubt though. Lendl was an intelligent and very analytic player. If a bigger raquet was an obvious advantage he would have proceeded to one. Only in 1990 he changed to a bigger one, so that indicates that things were not so simple.
About your list: Basically in all games ivan was the weaker player, I could not remember one of these games where Ivan was better and lost unfortunately. Do you?
@@ostihpem Lendl was higher seed in all those matches, he should've won most of them....except the 86 final against Becker
Tifo calcistico vergognoso, (compresi i telecronisti).Ha fatto bene Lendl a non venire più a Roma negli anni successivi.