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@@thedanman6332rigged draw failing 😅😅 - but seriously nobody can tell me with a straight face that fed/djo and nad/murr meeting literally every time in the semis is not suspicious. Just 'luck of the draw'. My ass. The odds of that happening that many times consecutively are pretty much one in several million id not billion. It's not secret that fed was favored over Novak and Nadal over Murray given their match ups in those times. It eventually didn't end up mattering, but it definitely did in the late 00s and early 10s
For me, Andy Murray was like Andy Roddick. A very talented player with the capability to win many more slams than he did. Not only that, he made it to those finals!!! Unfortunately, there was usually a member of the Big 3 there playing just a little bit better🤷🏻♂️
@@nathanbacon1998Murray was more talented and accomplished for sure, but he had to tendency to drag himself down in his misery. Roddick at his best is very underrated as well.
@@SHVideografie I agree, but there is no comparison between the two. Murray stepped up in more situations than Roddick ever found himself in to begin with. Roddick was fantastic, don't get me wrong. But there is a larger gulf between them than the OP has implied.
@@nathanbacon1998agree. Murray was better on all surfaces as well, even clay. I don't ever remember Roddick having a late run at the French or Aus? Murray made numerous Aus open finals and contested a final at the French as well a couple of semi final appearances. Murray was a great player, if not for the hip injury I think he would have won at least one more grand slam, perhaps two.
@@SHVideografieroddixk and murray is uncomparable. Murray is way much better player. Please check the fact first. Roddick is one of the decent players but
@@aboudtartir5060 I also believe Nadal kept getting pushed back behind the baseline that year especially on his backhand side. Specifically in that final you can tell Nadal kept losing a lot of court position on the backhand side.
@@aboudtartir5060 Yeah I think it was a confidence thing honestly. Nadal got his backhand swagger back in 2012 even though he lost that Australian Open final
@@andrescarles3903 You only say that because he didn’t beat Djokovic in 2011 when Djokovic wasat his peak. Even Nadal said Djokovic was his problem in 2011 not the year. If not for Djokovic 2011 would have been Rafa’s best year easily
@@wave1468it was a prime Rafa for sure but definitely not peak. His backhand was shit, his serve was shit and both were far better just an year ago in 2010 final. The only things he relied on are his exceptional forehand and movement throughout court. Against 99% players on tour that'd be enough.. just like it was against Murray. But not against Peak Djokovic.
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Such a beastful Murray’s mode: insanely powerful forehand’s and backhands
He hit tons of winners from everywhere!!!😱😱😱😱
Weird they never met in a Slam final
Rigged draws is the explanation
Also weird how Nadal and Federer never met at the US Open
@@thedanman6332rigged draw failing 😅😅 - but seriously nobody can tell me with a straight face that fed/djo and nad/murr meeting literally every time in the semis is not suspicious. Just 'luck of the draw'. My ass. The odds of that happening that many times consecutively are pretty much one in several million id not billion. It's not secret that fed was favored over Novak and Nadal over Murray given their match ups in those times. It eventually didn't end up mattering, but it definitely did in the late 00s and early 10s
Sure buddy😂
Draws clearly rigged
Shot at 7:29 is one of the greatest forehands ever.
Nadal and Murray haven't played against each other since 2016, and they never played a GC final.
For me, Andy Murray was like Andy Roddick. A very talented player with the capability to win many more slams than he did. Not only that, he made it to those finals!!! Unfortunately, there was usually a member of the Big 3 there playing just a little bit better🤷🏻♂️
Murray is a much better player with a better overall career.
@@nathanbacon1998Murray was more talented and accomplished for sure, but he had to tendency to drag himself down in his misery. Roddick at his best is very underrated as well.
@@SHVideografie I agree, but there is no comparison between the two. Murray stepped up in more situations than Roddick ever found himself in to begin with. Roddick was fantastic, don't get me wrong. But there is a larger gulf between them than the OP has implied.
@@nathanbacon1998agree. Murray was better on all surfaces as well, even clay. I don't ever remember Roddick having a late run at the French or Aus? Murray made numerous Aus open finals and contested a final at the French as well a couple of semi final appearances. Murray was a great player, if not for the hip injury I think he would have won at least one more grand slam, perhaps two.
@@SHVideografieroddixk and murray is uncomparable. Murray is way much better player. Please check the fact first. Roddick is one of the decent players but
Beautiful.
Thank you❤
Did Murray say “I hate him with passion”?
This is how nadal needed to play in the final. He did that in the 3rd set vs djokovic.
Just felt like in 2011 Djokovic had this mental hold over him that he couldn't overcome
@@aboudtartir5060 I also believe Nadal kept getting pushed back behind the baseline that year especially on his backhand side. Specifically in that final you can tell Nadal kept losing a lot of court position on the backhand side.
@@TheGodsMustBeCrazy true. I also think Djokovics backhand improved and Nadals got weaker. If you compare this to the 2010 Final.
@@aboudtartir5060 Yeah I think it was a confidence thing honestly. Nadal got his backhand swagger back in 2012 even though he lost that Australian Open final
Djokovic made it impossible for Nadal to play the way you wished him to. He was that good in 2011. A monster.
Murray’s best match in us open along with Berdych sf 2012😱😱😱😱😱😱
Insane murrays shots, he was very close of taking it to the fifth😓😓😓😓
Greats higlights You upload. If You find Nadal- del potro Davis cup 2011 it would ve great
Thanks! If I find it I'll make them for sure.
Murray no match for Rafa ! 😄
Peak Rafa right here
No.
@@TheRafaelBond How is it not?
Peak Rafa on hard was US 2010 or US 2013.
@@andrescarles3903 You only say that because he didn’t beat Djokovic in 2011 when Djokovic wasat his peak. Even Nadal said Djokovic was his problem in 2011 not the year. If not for Djokovic 2011 would have been Rafa’s best year easily
@@wave1468it was a prime Rafa for sure but definitely not peak. His backhand was shit, his serve was shit and both were far better just an year ago in 2010 final. The only things he relied on are his exceptional forehand and movement throughout court. Against 99% players on tour that'd be enough.. just like it was against Murray. But not against Peak Djokovic.
Nobody could beat this version of Nadal. He would beat novak in straight sets
Pretty sure he lost to Novak in the next round but sure I guess
@@KunnuITF no Rafa is the best due to his humble attitude. He has never lost when healthy.
meh
he would he should but did he ?
@tennisfan599 this is hilarious 😂