The best John McEnroe shots 3
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- The best shots of the Genius, John Mcenroe. I have more of 500 rare McEnroe matches (and more of 1000 of all the players), if are you interested in my list, write to valsir@libero.it . Ho più di 500 match, molti rari, in dvd di McEnroe e oltre 1000 di tutti i giocatori. Se sei interessato alla mia lista, scrivi a valsir@libero.it
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The "touch" of McEnroe is just great.
One of the most gifted player ever.
The God of tennis!!!! I was a Borg fan, but talent cannot be a matter of discussion......the greatest ever
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Totally agree, best player ever!
My honest opinion? The most naturally gifted player the world has ever seen... or will ever see.
He is. Fed is a VERY close second. And Bahrami OMG.
@@KingCast65 Bahrami? Who the hellis/was he?
Tellement d'accord.
@@SMSJSC You mean you don't know? Really?
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@@fraerithlelfe6027 Non mon frere..... searchez maintenant c'est simple.
One of my favorite lefties ever to grace the game . His serve wasn’t powerful but was precise . A natural serve and volley player with a great touch . I have never seen a better leftie on grass or any surface this good With that. Wooden racquet 😊
Had tennis stayed wooden, he would have won SO many more tourneys bro lol. Composites, graphite, and oversized heads really brought the power and accuracy that wooden racquets didnt have. It made Mac a step or two further from the net on his serve, and allowed guys to pass him easier.
Trying to use wood, with small and unforgiving heads, to pass John enough to beat him, was almost impossible.
Mac won without wood, but man, if it stayed that way, he may have doubled his number of slam wins. Guys like Becker, Lendl, and others, wouldnt havee been able to blow him off the court with their power.
Best shot maker ever
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Amazing quality considering the age of these clips. You rule dude. I cant even watch my favorite match of all time, the 92 Wimbledon Final, and see the ball.
These are great.
Those toying shots toward the end.... it's like he just stands there are fucks you up good. I'll never forget watching this stuff in Real Time.
You little beauty...great work again. So happy now. Keep them coming. Amazing stuff
Sublime, non ho altre parole
Wow...that reflex shot against Vince Van Patten @0:47 ; nothing short of amazing !
I had seen that shot back in 1983 during the daily US Open highlights, but was never able to put my hand back on it since then...
Thank God for youtube...and thanks to you pal !
Amazing collection indeed...
Incredible!
Still the GOAT, in my opinion. The touch, feel, speed, and inveterate talent have never been equaled. He may not have won as many majors as others, but he is the most important player in tennis history.
Connors is the most important.
@@lawrence1318 Perhaps. He is right there. And he did it for so long from 70's through 90's and was tough as nails.
He was a genius for sure and one of my favorite players, but he didn't put in the necessary effort to become a greater athlete with a better mindset. Federer on the other hand is a good example of an incredible talent combined with consistent work on fitness and mental.
@@user-cy6xl3vd3f There'd be no Federer if there had been no McEnroe.
@@lawrence1318 I don't know. Federer got inspiration from Edberg and Sampras. Sampras built his game based on Laver's, for Edberg I don't know. It's true that the great players of today look up to the old ones and that federer is the inheritent of old school attacking players, but it's important to know which ones in particular.
So I'd say there'd be no fed without Sampras and edberg.
Great video. Mac was the most talented player I've seen.
Your clips remind me of tennis video highlights I put together on VHS then DVD over the years.
Even when a point starts you see the SP, short play symbols etc, as mine does. Cheers
まさに芸術的なプレー！
Sembra di vedere il gatto con il topo ! Gioca con leggerezza disarmante e padronanza di ogni colpo poi quando si stanca dello scambio o l'avversario prova a spingere chiude con un colpo ; quello giusto quello che va portato in quella circostanza ed è sempre o quasi sempre al novanta ove per cento quello giusto ! Con Federer e Adriano Panatta i più divertenti spettacolari di tutte le epoche di tutte le generazioni , con una tecnica fuori dal comune ! Spettacolare !! Spettacolo !!!
È il tennista più talentuoso di sempre
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Concordo, era un genio, mai più visto uno così
@@fabharlock4208 Però Federer ha affrontato dei " bastardi" dotati di enorme potenza , atletismo , voglia di vincere ( basti pensare a Nadal) e ciò nonostante è riuscito a vincere giocando un tennis che è la sintesi fra la classica eleganza di Edberg o Newcombe e la brutalità del tennis contemporaneo, regalandoci anche belle volè e qualche tocco. Detto questo , nessuno mi ha mai emozionato come Mac che rimarrà per sempre nel mio cuore.
McEnroe’s game was perfect for the string and racquet technology of the time. Once the power and spin technology came to the forefront, he was at a disadvantage. As his head to head with Lendl showed towards the end of his career. But in the era of wood racquets he was unmatched. Maybe Laver was comparable, but I never saw enough of his matches to tell me that.
Had tennis stayed wooden, he wins SO MANY more tourneys and slams. Mac won without wood, and was a top ten guy, but the change from wood to graphite realky hurt him.
Passing him 40 times a match with wood was REALLY difficult. Just not enough power to do it, and wood with the smaller heads were so much lesd forgiving, and that extra power, cost him atleast another step closer to the net off of his serve, which is HUGE for a serve and volleyer.
Best tenis player ever
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Best hands in the game
We want more !!
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55 seconds beautiful
Good times when players did not need to celebrate every single point as they do know
The best volleyer of all time together with Edberg.
@DownTheRabbitHole. It is impossible to accurately determine which male tennis player was the greatest volleyer of all-time. Kramer, Laver, McEnroe, Edberg, Becker and Sampras were all outstanding volleyers. I don't think there is much doubt, however, that John Patrick McEnroe Jr. had the greatest diversity of shotmaking skills the game of tennis has ever seen! This is the first time I have ever seen that incredible shot that McEnroe made at the U.S. Open against Vince vanPatton after the desperation backhand retrieve by vanPatton hit the netcord, fell over on McEnroe's side of the net, went between McEnroe's legs and McEnroe quickly spun around and gently bunted the ball into the wide open court! I have never seen that point on any of the U.S. Open highlight videos that CBS Sports showed during the U.S.Open during the mid-to-late 1980's and 1990's. Many, many years ago, CBS Sports during a U.S. Open broadcast, put together a videoclip of what they considered the greatest shots in the history of that major tournament and incredibly they failed to include that point from the McEnroe vs. vanPatton match!
@@michaelbarlow6610 You are right, just my personal opinion.
@@michaelbarlow6610I want you to search McEnroe vs Krickstein in the 1989 Nabisco Masters.
At around the 50 second mark, there is a shot by Mac that ive never seen in 40 years of watching tennis.
Watch it, and see if youve seen it before. Its incredible.
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McEnroes favorite player was Laver, who was the only player to sidespin off-the-center. Way it grew toward top half onto net, McEnroe was there to put away an easy volley.
great technique, intelligence in the game. She did not use strength or speed. It is a pleasure to watch such tennis players
Volley super supreme
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Borg was the racing car tennis star, Jimmy was the fighting lion and Mac was the rock n roll rebel gladiator.
Only Maradona had a touch of the ball like McEnroe, both left-handed, however, two geniuses
And Waldner in table tennis.
the point at :35 is priceless.
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The Mozart of the tennis game
BIC Mac Genius
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Johan kriek en 1981
Consider. Prime Fed, Nadal vs Prime Mac using wood; and using modern gear. Or put another way, would the loss of power with wood affect Feral more than the gain of power advantage Mac?
Not trying to be a jerk, but there is a possibility that none of those players even make it professionally if they grew up with wood.
They may have anyway, but small wood heads, and oversized graphite heads, is night and day. Those wooden racquets even had lousy grips. I remember playing with them as a kid.
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What a shame John a) had such a joke of a backhand! b) was such an a*sehole!
Could've been an all-time great (probably was, anyway, especially if you include him being the greatest doubles player ever to live). Probably the most gifted/talent of all.
And not one grunt in sight ! Grunting should be banned
Federer or Nadal would triple bagel McEnroe. By 1986, McEnroe had become Lendl’s toy so imagine what Federer or Nadal would do to him.
You’re highlighting that you know absolutely nothing about tennis. Given the same equipment, McEnroe would have no problem dealing with today’s game. Next time you think you have a though, just sit down and stfu!
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Yah, he would be great in today’s game with his half swing on the rise shots when the balls are coming stronger and better placed versus 35 years ago. You’re a tennis ignorant. Peak McEnroe would probably be lucky to win more than 6 games in a Grand Slam match versus a peak Federer or Nadal.
With the same equipment, he'd have no problem at all. Imagine him against Nadal with a wooden frame! Rafa would be lucky to win a set.
Different equipment, style of play and court surface speed. Talents like McEnroe, Sampras and Laver would have found a way to play and dominate in today’s game. Tennis talent is what matters and those 3 I just mentioned have more natural talent than Djokovic, Nadal and Federer combined.
@@vitogirardi7477 I was ( and i am )a Mac 's fan but i should adimit Federer as the gratest genius ever. But nobody gave me joy , fun as Mac. . The greatest voleador ever.