Furious Federer's Shanghai Shambles | What Are We Talking About? Butterflies?
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- Roger Federer is known for his cool, calm, and collected demeanour. However, his '19 Shanghai Masters campaign brought out his inner frustrations, particularly towards umpire Nacho Forcadell. Federer becomes irate and contests the unsportsmanlike code violations he receives throughout the match.
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One of those rare times where Federer is very clearly in the wrong...
Well said, very rare
Yes he was wrong . That was really bad attitude of him. He should been shut up and not showing some frustration like that towards the upire
He’s always been a sore loser
Here's a few more 'rare' occasions of your perfect sportsman is acting very professional and dignified...not! 👎
th-cam.com/video/yCTpZpJc1j0/w-d-xo.html - Federer
th-cam.com/video/X0am1NK5f44/w-d-xo.html - Federer
th-cam.com/video/Ys6YGJoDDkA/w-d-xo.html - Federer
@@banburydrumtuition8651 for a whole 20 year plus career this isn’t that much. It’s also pretty tame!
I’m also a huge fan of Djokovic, but his video in comparison would be a hell lot longer and way more intense outbursts!
federer lost his cool, right call by the ump. No party should get upset about this
huge Fed fan here you're exactly right
No Fed is upset because the Ump didn’t tell him there was a change of balls. So that he can change his racket
@@jackwilliam5341 exactly , he was beating the hell out of the kid . Had a great day ,was all smiles till the ump didn't mention the new balls . I'm not making the shots comment was Roger being funny . Disappointed at rogers behavior .
@master man thats complete bs, new balls are so much faster than the balls you just played with, its so clear youve never played tennis on an even remotely close level to these guys. Youd know that after 9 games of hitting balls with such speed, balls lose a lot of their firmness and bounciness.
I don't think so
It goes to show everyone Roger is human & has bad days just like we do in life....
roger was just in a bad mood. We are all human, sometimes even when we have enough sleep, we can be in a bad mood.
@@rayadisurya7343 I'm glad he didn't pull out the Swiss card . I feel he owes the ump a apology .
Just like he does just like we do and just like Noval Djokovic does. If that's how it is then why tf does Novak get so much hate for it and for showing his emotions?? Like wtf.
@@zaynabwilliams8437 I think its because he is number 1. more people pay attention to the guys on top of course. I think Novak is wilder than Roger when he is angry.
@@rayadisurya7343 everyone reacts to certain things differently. But yea it is coz he’s number one, whatever he does or doesn’t do he’ll always get hate for it. social media is such a toxic place
Federer was clearly in violation here. I admire the umpire for sticking with the rules and not giving him a pass. I think Federer knew he was being outplayed and was whining.
I feel so bad for the ref. Imgine having arguably the greatest of all time who is known for his calm and cool demeanour losing his temper at you. He looked flustered like it was husbfault
I remember this match lol. Federer is my ultimate favourite player of all time. But he was a complete douche with the umpire. He was missing simple shots he normally would make, and still did this after all that debacle lol
That’s why he was angry, he took his frustrations for his playing badly out on the umpire and balls. He’s pissed at himself you can tell.
He is frustrated that Djokovic is back he lost Cincinnati open and Paris masters to Djokovic in semifinals
No one has done more for the game of tennis than Federer. He is the ultimate representative of the sport of tennis.
@@Jonathan-mp3ju
Debatable look at Novak he can talk in 10 different languages and wanted lower ranked players to get better pay.
He could technically talk in each Countries respective home language
Stood his ground and fought for freedom of choice something Nadal didn't bother bringing it up he just took that shot and that was that
And Novak still isn't done
He's going to make Carlos even better then what Carlos would have been if Novak wasn't around or still competitive even as old as he is
On top of that Novak might not even retire for a while still bringing us great matches and inspiring us to compete even at an old age we shall see though how long Novak lasts
Then you also have Nadal who also helped Tennis a lot as well and out of the big 3 he is the only one who never has smashed a racquet nor hardly got into fights with Umps.
Lets see if Nadal can help Carlos become even better come next year as well going to be interesting as hell
I'd say Fed got into it with the Umps the most
Then Novak then Nadal in that order I'd say
The saddest part is that the umpire doesn’t seem to have a good command of the language. He struggles to make his point, and he certainly has one. It’s a bit unfortunate.
Nothing to be worried about this, Federer not letting him to think before speaking. I don't think its an unfortunate
Had to be in English, mic is open..the empire is Italian? Wouldn't be surprised if Federer speaks Italian as well, it's one of Switzerland's 3 languages.
@@TheMrBennito es catalan el umpire
English is only one of world's languages
@@bastiengab1861 True, I didn't mean to imply otherwise, of course. That said, the umpire has to be able to make her/his point clear to the players.
Kudos for Nacho Forcadell, it is surely not an easy job to be the “teacher” with Federer playing the “bad student”
What year was this?
@@davetherave1729 You do realize that TH-cam made video descriptions for a reason, right?
@@davetherave1729 I think 2018
@@purple9rain no it was 2019 dont wannabe sound rude just saying 😊
@@romaIsHim is yah you're right 2018 😀😀
All those who think Djokovic is a sore loser, see this and tell me what Roger is...... No don't, but just stop saying that Djokovic is a bad athlete not worth GOAT status.
So you're comparing one match from roger with all the matches novak's ever played. Seems fair
@@razhorblahd you're talking nonsense
@@filipposg lol
@@razhorblahd "lol" as in "lame old loser". That's what you are. 🤣😂🤣
Rare to see him frustrated. Great Vid!
Very rare
Ahahah what ?? You don't follow tennis at all!!!
jetlag, maybe the wife was extra annoying, maybe the knee felt off but in combination with the wife, not serving well...etc
Kudos to the umpire for not giving Federer special treatment just because he's Federer.
2:13 I love that he calls him Federer 😂😂
3:30 Feder... Roger
@@fakereality5204 Roger Federoger
😂😂😂😂
Grumpy old guy. He took so much abuse from Novak and Rafa. He's disintegrating.
Respect for the umpire… I’m Federer fan but no one is above game
Why should an umpire remind a player about new balls?! Like wtf, he is saying out load “new balls” what else does he want ?
He forgot to the times before that’s what roger was referring to.
Roger likes to be reminded 1 game before new balls so he can change his racquet. The umpire didn’t do this
I glad you know all rules than Federer
@@KOA0693 it's not an umpire's duty to remind players about new balls Federer should keep count of it. He may do it but only as a favour
That was his excuse and scape goat. In reality it was his fault.
federer is the kinda guy that kicks dogs and children when no cameras are around
Wonderful umpire, handled himself perfectly under so much pressure. Its not easy having to keep authority over these major tennis stars who hold so much star power and influence about them but he did it amazingly well. Quite disappointed with Rogers behaviour tho. I've never seen him behave like that before
We are not perfect not even these "stars"
Roger can be scary, especially when he is asking him questions
Umpire is excellent. Amazing that we find people who keep the integrity of the game intact regardless of who is on the court. Even Federer, one of the best 5 players ever doesn't get special treatment.
That isn’t an excellent umpire that’s what’s expected from any umpire. Imo an excellent umpire is one who can deal with very angry players and prohibit them from fighting, I’m talking about Nick Kygrios etc
Actually after re-watching I agree with you, Federer was getting aggressive and getting personal with the empire obviously implying that he’s not fit for his job which isn’t true.
Federer was being outplayed and he didn't like it. He acted like a spoilt brat for not getting his own way and took it out on the umpire.
just like Nadal the worst of all of them
Right. Now imagine if Djokovic did ir, everyone would be saying that he is a monster, unpolite, bla bla bla
At least he didn't tell the ump he will never ump his games again .
@@danielwanner8708 not yet...
@@carolmorris404 lol good point , you think it will get to that point ?
I remember that match very well, roger won that 2nd set in such incredible fashion, unreal shot at the end, then completely destroyed himself in the 3rs, it was so weird to see
If you've watched Federer over the years, it's not as weird as you think...
Average Federer match
Yeah agree I'm a big fan but I've seen so many unnessecary, unforced errors over the years and then I think...... whyyyyyy.... you had this!
If Djokovic did all this, the whole world would be over him!
Rightly so, cuz it's wrong regardless who were talking about
@@gpet-dr2bs Well, yeah, it's wrong. But they are humans. Look, i'm a huge Djokovic fan, i don't like when he yells and smashes rackets but i understand why he does that. You are all alone there, nobody can help you, everybody is looking at you. It's not like team sport where pressure is divided between players. I'm just saying they are humans, it's normal to show emotions. And i agree with first comment. When Novak does something like that, everybody talks about how bad person he is, like no other player do something like that.
Why do u think he gets targeted for it? Cuz he's a big time player obviously they're gonna target him more often, he's got a very long history of being a controversy anyways. Getting wildly pissed off, purposely throwing matches, throwing rackets in the STANDS now😂 yelling at ball boys, hitting line judges. Do I need to continue? U really can't argue this one dude, novak has serious mental health issues, definitely needs a therapist or 2 in there. He's won the most out of any other player, if he hasn't already grown the fuck up and carried himself as a professional he never will
Lmao u trippin bro, mental health therapist? He's a genuine mental giant when it comes to clutch plays, can't explain it to you. Unbelievable the extent of detail people add to their list to attack a person, just let him be. Federer's been in the wrong too at times, but he's also a class act in general...can't we for once, just let Novak be?
Yeah, because he whines and hits stuff every match he plays
I remember that match clearly. That’s one of the day Federer behaved not so Federer and it cost him the match. The 2nd set come back was unreal. He should have won the 3rd set if he behaved as “Federer”. That’s a pretty weird match. Anyway he is still human.
wow federer is a bully these umpires get payed so little to be bullied by these tennis billionaires. Without them tennis would not have survived, Show some respect Roger.
If djokovic did this, the medias would be blowing up. Glad this wasn't buried in the tapes
Who could not. Majority doesnt like him
Whomever did or does this is wrong stop to be dumb
Its because djokovic has a history of acting like this and federer does not. pretty simple
@@therealbs2000 yep there's a difference
Always this shit complaining that Djokovic is an victim and the world is against him. Maybe it is like it is caused by that Nole is a prolet?
Hmm... not sure the umpire is there to remind Federer about new balls. The announcement comes over the PA.
ATP rulebook: "Players shall not violently, dangerously or with anger hit, kick or throw a tennis ball while on the grounds of the tournament site except in the
reasonable pursuit of a point during a match (including warm-up). For purposes of this rule, abuse of balls is defined as intentionally or recklessly hitting a ball out of the enclosure of the court, hitting a ball dangerously or recklessly within the court or hitting a ball with disregard of the consequences".
While in this case it's kinda debatable it's a pointless argument (particularly about the path of the ball) in my view and Roger isn't right. It's a ball clearly hit out of anger and most probably landing outside of the stadium, in the grandstands or in a corridor (as in this case) difficult to fetch it and bring it back to keep the set of balls in place. That's the reason why I agree with Novak's default at the US Open.
And Nacho is apologising to Roger something useful to measure the double standards of tennis umpires towards top players which some players have rightly complained about.
Hard to argue when the rule literally states what is supposed to happen.
Problem is this: fans just can't see the rules for what they are. Their man simply "can't do wrong."
While the speed of this "angry hit" is less than 99% of all other ball abuse point penalties, the umpire was right. It doesn't matter that it is Roger Federer.
And, since you mentioned it, although Novak's strike towards the umpire was less speed than probably 100% of all other defaults, it's still correct. It doesn't matter that it is Novak Djokovic.
Obviously in short, I agree with you 100%.
The ball didn’t leave the stadium or even go into the stands it bounced in the court and then over the side skirting Into the photographers area at about 5 miles an hour
It was a bad call especially given that it’s fed who has revived less code violations than any other top 100 pro for the last 10 years
@@balmorrablue3130 06:15 bro. The ball didn't even bounce inside the court first, did you watch it?
It's a ball recklessly and intentionally hit outside of the enclosure of the court, there's no criterion going further than that. And I can tell you I'm not a fan of Forcadell's umpiring.
Stop turning idols into demigods it's a bad action regardless of who does it
@@balmorrablue3130 You still missed the point. It doesn't matter about past behavior or code violations. Again, while that hit was slower than pretty much every other violation in history, it's not always the intent behind it, but simply the action itself. He hit it out of the court at the timestamp previously stated by the other comment, and whether he meant to do that or not doesn't affect whether he should have been penalized for it.
Dumb he is apologising for not letting him know of the new balls.
Federer making a big deal and making excuses
He’s human lmao. Every player has had these moments. Roger just doesn’t do it often, that’s why it comes as a shock to most of you.
Don't think he was making excuses - he clearly mentioned that he was missing shots, and the argument about the ball change was about standing around looking like a fool rather than a dispute about points. He was losing and frustration got the better of him, but I don't think he was making excuses about losing - just looking to vent. He is past it and Zverev is a top player - it is kind of exceptional that these old guys can even live with this crop of top young players.
Federer is frustrated that he lost Wimbledon 2019 finals to Djokovic mostly
Roger had other issues bothering him clearly.. even an all time great is not exempt to mood swings
He's not all time great. He is one of three. Novak will be the ultimate GOAT.
@@James-mw7zv Delusional, sad and boring djokovic fan, as usual. Digraceful
@@James-mw7zv He is one of many all-time greats regardless of whether or not Novak is the greatest of them all.
Kudos to the umpire. Roger might do this once in two blue moons but if he does it he is not excusable for it. I have been his fan since 99 and he used to be way more reckless and hot headed back when he was young. But still this behaviour is not permissible. Nadal for me is the most cool headed among the big 3. He never even slammed his racquet out of frustration ever in his career, I believe.
Nadal too has had his moments with umpire and Match Referee. Particularly Carlos Bernardez
He did once in practice when he missed a serve and threw his racket down in anger, but he didn’t break it
@@cosmicgxming8808 how you know that ?
@@ale03000 look up Nadal angry moments and you’ll see a video
i see so many positive comments here, if only djoko was here the comments would have been really different. just the double standards we have.
so true
Is Federer angry again when he does not get his way. We should make a video of Roger Angry moments or when he cries when he did not win. Let us balance out things a bit & not always pick on Novak. Come on Guys be fair.
I'm with you princess
What's wrong with crying when you don't win? Federer cries when he does and when he doesn't. Novak has cried for a loss.
Let his Wim 19 frustration out
federer was lucky that the ball hit not a person, otherwise would be disqualified
@@samchau7961 yes it's always Djokovic. And now when your daddy cries it is all good. Stop the cap
@@samchau7961 very rare haha. The media is defending him, and we all know that. And whatever Djoković does, he will not have enough credit for it. Novak surpassed him 10 years ago, get over it, don't cry and move on in your life. 🇷🇸🐐 🇨🇭🤡
The way he threw the ball was pretty much the same as players do when they win a match and give the balls away. Nothing dangerous I think
Maby, but that would be pathetic for that lob shot? Even if it was not on his frame, that was nothing! No pace..I've seen players hit balls in to the stands with as much force as possible in anger! But this is nothing! Did you see the pace, or lack off pace on that ball? That ball couldn't have hit nobody because you see it coming its way to slow! Let alone to get someone injured!...
I never really liked Federer but that lob would have been caught by any human with at least one eyeball and a working hand.
Federer is a Karen here…
Your mother is a karen
He is not a Karen for not wanting to lose points for small misbehaviours. Judges are too full of themselves and the rules in tennis are way too strict.It's the same reason the audience can't cheer like in every other sport in the world. Because the rules are written by some conservative, elitist old men who don't want athletes or people to ever express themselves. Thinking that the things that they like are special, and they like tennis. So tennis must be special, and they think becoming more like other sports would ruin it.
@@ΘοδωρηςΠαπαδοπουλος-λ8ξ Stop defending him. Roger is completely in the wrong here
A Daren!!
@@ΘοδωρηςΠαπαδοπουλος-λ8ξ Are you really trying to defend Federer? He is 100% in the wrong. He's playing a professional sport, so he has to abide by the rules. It's that simple.
I've never seen Federer this animated before. Wow.
Cool behaviour by Nacho Forcadell one of the best umpires.. he, Mo Lahyani, Damien Dumusois..
Nacho? As in Libre?
at least roger never once threatened to kill or have the umpire not work ever again
Hi Serena hater
@@adp1523 The truth is not hating.
"Why wasn't I warned that I would be told that there would be a warning after the warning I already got and was told about?"
--Roger Federer
The umpire was completely right here
Fed was wrong..
Federer a crying baby
This reminded me a lot that US Open final against Delpo. Roger started a discussion with the umpire because Delpo took too much time to challenge a ball. He left his momentum go, he lost his cool, his concentration and at the end the title.
👏🏻
You’re right to a point. Federer was leading by a set and it was in the second set tie break with the Swiss trailing. Del Potro held on to claim the second set tie break 7-5, but Federer hit back to take the third set 6-4 and was 6-5 up in the fourth. So your narrative is wide of the mark, albeit you could potentially argue Federer could have won in straight sets (by winning the second set tie break), had he not been frustrated by the Argentine taking extra long to successfully challenge.
Expect this time federer was in the wrong while in the US open he had a valid poijt
Roger had something against del potro I think that us open still haunts him
He’s the mentally weakest out of the big three
If it was djokovic who said something like this he would have kicked out of china😢
Maybe they should talk about butterflies.
Roger does it it shows he’s human
When I did it I got suspended
Its very entertaining to see Roger angry for some reason 😂 it's the articulate way he vents instead of raging without any sense.
He’s Swiss
Great observation! Spot on my friend. He is like polite and almost nerdy while trying to TRASH this guy. I LOVE IT!
@@chargreelol you probably think that his excrement doesn't smell bad either
He should just retire.... he is finished
No he’s not. He’s number 9 in the world. When he drops much much much lower then that, then he should consider retirement.
Federer like "ill buy you new balls man if your worried about the balls"
3:12 code violation unsportsman like conduct point penalty Mr Federer
15-40
That match was excellent, they played fantastic Zverev was rock solid so Federer get frustrated.
Zverev was beating Federer since he just turned 19 and had a winning h2h. Federer didn't like it
@@huzcerfed has never had an issue with Zverev, in fact he was involved in some of his mentoring …
@@lordwellingtonthethird8486 That hardly reflects too well either does it....
@@huzcer if your referring to Sasha’s legal situation it’s innocent till proven guilty and if you think if he is guilty it’s bad on Roger then there is no point in debating the topic
@@lordwellingtonthethird8486 I'm not saying anyone is guilty but you don't payoff to avoid court without wanting to avoid details that aren't good coming out. and it's a case of 2 separate people. anyways one thing Zverev was happy about was beating Federer in the h2h even tho most matches were played when Zverev was still a teenager and their last match in 2019 when Federer was still making a slam final (albeit with a horrendous choke)
“We need a clown for this circus”
Except Federer was the clown here.
I'm embarrassed for Federer here. Imagine having someone record your every word on the worst day of your year
So funny to see a legend of the sport frustrated like this. 7 minutes of good laughs. Great video!
Wait until you you see Djokovic throw and smash racquets inTokyo. Baby tantrums..you’ll love it!
@@kipsome45 That match against Tsonga still one of the best lol
@@KainSwiss He is talking about the match vs PCB
Hater . Poor guy
Pathetic behavior and sportsmanship from Federer!
6:22 the expression of Nacho is priceless!!! lol
Bottom line is, Federer is a legendary player but he doesn’t always handle losing very gracefully. He knows time is running out for him, he can’t make the same shots he used to all the time and now he’s chucking his toys out the pram. It’s just bad behaviour, full stop. Unfortunately, many of the die-hard fans choose to ignore the fact that Roger has always had a fiery temper, going all the way back to his youth, he just displays it differently as he’s grown older. He certainly took umbridge during Rolland Garros this year because he was having to get his own towel! Jeezo pal, how about growing up now and stop acting like a brat because you’re not getting special treatment over and above other people? Rules are rules and no one should be above them. The umpire in this case, was very patient in describing exactly the process that the laws dictate he has to follow, even if he was personally sympathetic
i dont know anyone who likes losing lol…without that temperament who knows how successful he would of been.
Always good to see Djoker fans (I presume you are one) getting their daily sustenance from all things Federer. Y'all love to come on these boards project your stupid fantasies onto players you supposedly can't stand. And if you're talking about the Cilic match at RG, that is not why he was annoyed, and you know it. He was annoyed that he was being penalised for going to the towel and being late for Cilic's serve, but that Cilic was still not ready when he gets there 'cos of his ball bouncing. He did not have a problem having to get his own towel. Fed has demonstrated enough salt and pissy behaviour over the years without y'all having to make shit up, ffs.
And NOBODY whines about rules like Nadal.
@@mantaishere Umm, no, I am not a Djokovic fan but thank you for stopping by and making yourself look like an utter plank 😉
@@ECR100 Of course nobody likes losing but have you never heard the expression ‘humble in victory, gracious in defeat’?
@@melmc3306 Whatever helps you, bro.
Props for the (young)ref
Pretty immature of Federer to take his bad play out on the ump... He was just irritated and needed someone to blame. Usually he's so good at avoiding acting like this.
That whole thing was petty 😂😂 someone definitely hurt federers feelings that day. Love Federer but holy shit lol
No one boo him as always
Cuz he’s beloved, especially in China. Why would they boo someone they and the rest of the world love?
Federer almost killed the woman spectator who clearly was traumatised by his violent action as the ball exploded onto the spectators..surely this was a criminal act which needs police charges and jail time.
Ding Dong, between you and me, I am shocked he wasn't thrown to the ground with a knee to his neck, arrested and thrown in jail. He threw a ball into the stands? Off with his head
@@nicholasrv8834 I couldn't agree more. Federer's acts of aggression warrants international condemnation with an immediate United Nations resolution declaring that should he strike a ball into the stands again it will require full scale international military intervention against him and ground invasion of Switzerland.
This comment thread is marvelous! 😂😂😂
I've got other issues man, like I'm missing shots:
Djokovic fully understands- the guy needs an ace real bad!😄
He had plenty of bad days, but whenever he was being the mood, people forgave him, but always the other way around against the GOAT Novak.
Being always a regular calm Federer is very difficult. Anyway he is a human and things like that can occur.
it’s unbecoming behaviour for a champion of his caliber. of course even greatest can have an off day and lose their perspective on the situation.federer is struggling with his game and it’s affecting him mentally
@@faultyservice mr, umpire was 100% right here, don't defend federer here ok,
He called him "Federer" 😆😆😆
Furious Federer is equal to Danill on a normal breakfast
In 20+ years, that was probably the worst of his displays. That's it.
I'm a big Fed fan, but here he's just being a big cry-baby.
Lol I am glad he lost this match. And this is not the first time he acts thus
AWFUL behavior from Roger. Umpire great.
One of those days when you’ve fought with your wife before going to work!
Lol exactly
We just see glory but there is also pain and struggle, I never saw feeder this angry and even young empire had a difficult times.
Roger asking y don’t u remind me while we were talking is pure hypocrisy coz if the umpire did that Roger would retaliate saying y r u reminding me when I m already aware of the warning
Federer in the wrong here
I think Fed’s anger here is caused by a mixture of him losing here, as well as the fallout from that heartbreaking defeat at Wimbledon earlier in the year. He didn’t show it at Wimbledon, but anybody, even Federer, would have been furious they didn’t win that match.
He should have showed some emotion after blowing 2mp- rather than bottling it up- yes this probably was a reaction of that losing, which haunted him, and it all got a bit too much for him, personally, I would be more mad at Wimbledon as that was a Grand Slam, this is just an atp event.
lmao since when the chair empire have to remind a player to change a racket ? If Roger lose his memory then he have to see a doctor
So what language do the umpire and Federer speak? Both have an accent and speak in choppy English. Umpire sounded French. Federer is Swiss so could speak French or German not sure. Maybe both. Perhaps they should have been arguing in another language. Lol
Lmfao this comment section is living proof that the world chooses to ignore what they want to. If Serena Williams had done half of the actions that Federer did, here, she would’ve been called a disgrace to the sport and a disgusting human being that’s on “roid rage.” But if it’s Federer, it’s just him “having a bad day” and it’s all fine because he’s “human and everyone has those days.”
I’m a big fan of Fed but he was really out of line here. He was frustrated and took it out on the umpire. Not good sportsmanship there.
Of course, you must understand the man had a heartbreak since Wimbledon 2019, he had every right, to go off at the umpire! These umpires are Djokovic ass lickers, he should express his frustration fully, at them!
This is the Zverev match with the scratch marks on the neck right? Only Zverev could win a match after beating his girlfriend.
OMG
Federer Barely hit the ball out of Frustration...No need to Give him a Penalty...Umpire was Nice about it though and did Apologize to Fed...Many other Umpires have an Attitude when They are Questioned by a Player as Those Umps feel POWERFUL sitting up on their Perch looking down at everyone
Bull shit.
He is clearly sulking and desperately trying to control his anger...understand his frustration but the Umpire did the right thing
Ref was clearly nervous he was infront of fed and fed was grilling him . Should have put Roger in his place .
Not a good look roger, to much energy spent giving out instead of winning
Am so confused 😂
What's the orginal reason why he's pissed? Beside rhe penalty
Federer : "I've got bigger issues, I'm missing shots."
Umpire: "Sorry for that"
Roger was wrong , he shouldn't do all of that , that was bad attitude of him. He should shut up and not showing frustration towards umpire
The first time I have ever seen Federer act like a total jerk! He truly was a jerk and he knows the rules. Hell, I've been playing tennis since I was 6 and I know the rules!
He's been a jerk several other times too. I'm not gonna say "many", but "several" yes. I remember him being an incredibly sore loser against Djokovic several times, disrespecting the Serb really for no reason, in the press conference after the match.
He plays goody-goody as much as he can, because he needs a certain persona to make money with his sponsors.
@@krafthund Exactly, just like in press conference after 40-15 loss to Djokovic at USO 2011, he said something like Djokovic was lucky and he doesn't play like this and he believes in hard work LOL
@@pokalorentz9363 "He just went for the lucky shot..." LMAO
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at 08min58 you have the exact sequence my friend :) ( but the whole video is worth watching ).
Because he is a jerk
40-15,40-15,15-40...😆😆😆
Roger's réactions when the oponent hit a superb point are really the worst of the Big 3.. he is a Legendary player but his behaviours are so overrated, Nadal is the most exemplary player, and Djokovic even if he was impulsive at first became very respectfull with his oponents
At least he didn't behave like or even come close to behaving like Serena Williams, now that is absolutely disgusting and disgraceful behaviour.
Oh now this is your defence 🙄 😑
Federer is completely wrong. And he insists in harassing the umpire, "because you know, I'm Roger Federer", he seems to be saying implicitly. It's disgusting.
"for 20 years" yet he still managed to become world NO.1 before. I can't get Roger's logic for the first time haha(I am HIS FAN)!
It is not easy to accept that your time is up!
@@miaash3870 Twilight Zone . The Boxer
@@miaash3870 What this showed me is that even though Federer has great composure, he still has anger inside. If he let go of anger completely, I bet his game would climb up again.
Really good point. Take that Roger.
@@SmoothNSuss Not really, the OP's point was pretty bad. Federer was stating a very specific grievance that he has with umpires, that they say that they will remind him 1 game before new balls but they don't end up doing that, which is a very reasonable issue to bring up. That's not something that stops somebody from becoming world no. 1 though so idk what Victor was trying to say.
WOW, that was so unlike Roger, what the heck is going on with him.... maybe it's retirement time !!
Interesting Federer felt he could behave this way in front of the Chinese crowd but you'd never see him behave this way at Wimbledon in front of the British crowd.
dude the guy had a bad day. get over it. .......
He is only nice when he wins. If he loses, he behaves like a lil karen. Let’s see who I triggered .
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He’s human lmao. Every player has had these moments. Roger just doesn’t do it often, that’s why it comes as a shock to most of you.
Is this the elegance and class us Djokovic fans are told what makes him GOAT lol?
Lol, if Djokovic did this people would villanías him like there’s no tomorrow
@@thetruth65756 Yup. They do it for less.
1 match in 10 years…
This is rare frustration from Federer, at least he doesn't scream at his box, and act possessed, like Djokovic, when he is losing.
@@pauljohnson6019 vs berretini in french..i dont mind it , actually makes one seem human
At 0:22, I first thought the ball bounced back from the top of the screen
Am I the only one who thinks that there's something missing there regarding the rules in tennis ? Loll....why the umpires and players are always arguing ? Are rules not clear ? Why Roger after 20 years is still asking about rules and hiting the ball outside the court and new balls ...?? I don't get it! 🥴🤔🤔🤔😁😁😁😁
Different tournaments, different rules
Mr Frauderer is not used to be treated like any other player.
Regressing to his adolescence when he was throwing tantrums all the time. Maybe his parents need to intervene again...no tennis for a couple of years
He’s human lmao. Every player has had these moments. Roger just doesn’t do it often, that’s why it comes as a shock to most of you.
Like how can any of you all speak on a man worth infinite more than you lmao.
That's OK he is still the GOAT no changes there. It happens to the best of humans. He is much better than visa application lyer Novak. Covid transmitter Novak Djokovic.