People can debate GOAT status til the end of time, but there is no tennis player I’d rather watch than Roger. It’s just such beautiful tennis. Incredible shot diversity, precision placement, power and depth on both sides, creating angles that mere mortal players can only dream about, total understanding of court geometry, every spin imaginable, it goes on and on. To me watching Roger play is like getting a glimpse of true perfection in an otherwise imperfect universe. Thank you Raz for this incredible compilation.
@@matthewwilliams3827 Are you being funny? Two of the slams are grass (Wimbledon) and clay (The French Open). If you are making a joke, I don't get it.
@@MarkGuy-h4y I meant if two of the slams were grass or clay instead of two hardcourt slams, AO and USO. Or if it was just three slams, one grass, one clay, one hardcourt.
Very well said and spot on 👍 I couldn't have said it any better than you just did! I'm a 65 year old white guy in the US Midwest and used to play a fair amount of recreational tennis in my youth. I don't watch any other sports on TV except for tennis, no other sport comes close IMHO 😁
Yes there will never be another Roger Federer! We'll be getting hit with a meteor that will destroy our species before 2070. There is simply no getting around it. Fed's the most artistic and talented human to ever play lawn tennis, but he couldn't beat Rafa in Paris!!!
The variety that Federer played these points with tells you everything you need to know about him as a player. There are different angles, pace, depth, drive volleys... defense to offense etc. Every point is different from the next! A compilation with Djokovic, every point will basically look the same. I know who my goat is and he's not from Serbia.
Exactly. That's why he's the GOAT. He could do anything and everything. I think it was Stan Wawrinka who once said practicing with Roger depressed him because Roger can do anything he wants on a tennis court - anything at all. I remember after a Wimbledon match one year Roger was asked about his hardest serve and he said he can hit in the 140mphs. The reporter asked why he didn't do it in matches and Roger said he preferred accuracy and consistency. Ouch.
I do agree with this. The Fed was super FUN to watch, for players and non-players alike. Most players you cannot say this about, even if they're super talented. McEnroe was another player who i found fun to watch. Interesting that Johnny Mac was one of Federer's favorite players. "Birds of a feather" perhaps ....
@@abradfordajb : He also was a fan of Sampras and Edberg. Sampras was his idol and even started his career using the same original Wilson Pro Staff that Sampras used.
Nice video, I felt that allowed many possible comparison elements between Federer's plays move-by-move, one move ahead. The genius of killing points, which costed both positive and negative turns in his career. But also a very nice demonstration of how tennis rallies should feel or ever be. Simply genius at work!!
Amazing. Thank you! Your video genius exceeded only by Roger’s shotmaking. And his movement becomes more like ballet as the points get longer. So beautiful and timeless to watch❤
*Federer vs Delpo* is one of those sneaky rivalries that nobody really talks about. Two of the biggest forehands in history going at it, made for Great Tennis
Another amazing long rally: against Djokovic Wimbledon 2019 final, fourth set, Federer serving for the set (5-2) and 30-40, break point for Djokovic. Incredible because Roger took a very long one (35 shots)
Great video concept. Love how every other point is a serve or return point. Nice mix of “top ten/rival” points and other folks. Is every one a clean winner point?
The way Federer played tennis, not even Nadal or Djokovic could do. Not even Alcaraz or Sinner. He was on another level, quality wise. So effortless, so artistic. No other player comes close. And before you tell me Djokovic is the Goat, let me remind you that Nole was lucky in the way that he was young enough to be in the circuit with the next gen, and steal Slams from them. The Next Gen was never good enough and barely earned any Grand slams, until Alc and Sinner showed up. There is luck in that.
Djokovic so lucky that there was no younger threat for about 2 tennis generations. That is the reason why the era of the big 3 went for so long. Djokovic had the advantage of being the youngest and injury free when his rivals limped towards the end of their careers. Even Murray, who might have been able to challenge his reign at the top had his career cut short.
Nadal c'est du Hard rock..Djokovic c'est du rock .Roger c'est du Mozart... quand il joue c'est le lac des cygnes que ta l'impression de regarder tellement c'est beau ....la classe
As someone born in the later millennial era… how can you find joy in modern day tennis when you were brought up on this era. Federer artistry vs Nadal and Djokovic’s brutal desire to win and granite technique supersedes almost all sporting viewing. To have that for 15 or so years, it’s hard to imagine we’ll see it again.
This man is from another planet whenever I see him play even the same point same match and Never ending replays ... I never get bored He is such a Gem ❤❤❤
The only point he loses is the longest one, and that's where he smiles, as if, in the end, the joy of playing took over, like a kid who's just there to have fun. If that’s what you were going for, great choice!
And all these, almost all, end with point Federer. Imagine all the long rallies that end with Federer losing, they are gems as well, like the last one..
Just imagine if Rafa wasn't around or isn't the great clay courter that we have come to know. Roger could have won 10 GS in a row and that would have included 2 calendar year Grand Slam back-to-back. That 2008 Wimbledon final marked Federer's total dominance. So many close matches that Federer lost to his biggest 2 rivals, so many what ifs ...
@@kweizi5712 You mean the 2008 Wimbledon final marked Fed's end of dominance, don't you ? After humiliating Fed in straights in the 2008 Roland Garros final, Rafa a beat him at Slams not only on grass but on hardcourt as well (2009 AO final). That 2009 final marked the end of Fed's prime, and he well knew, as he started crying at the awards ceremony.
the truly great playing is when you place the ball where you want It is more a matter of accuracy than power one ball on the very right then the following one ball on the very left The opponent will be exhausted after running for kms from one side to the other He must faint on the field
On hard court Nadal trails federer 9-11 & Murray 10-12,you've to give credit to these two, How about Hewitt ? 5-12 and Roddick if you insist to ask ? check yourselves 😁 Only GOAT leads Federer 20-18,the amazing 38 times to reflect how dominance they are on hard courts !!!
Rallies are boring as fk. That's why Roger still has 10 times more fans than Djok even after retirement. If your game is so fun to watch, then maybe you can make rallies exciting too. But for most players on tour, their game is so dull and lifeless. They should be comparing who's rallies are shorter, at least that way they bored the audience less, not longer.
*Roger's top 10 longest tennis rallies of his career:* th-cam.com/video/tDLK3s31l4w/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=RazOls
People can debate GOAT status til the end of time, but there is no tennis player I’d rather watch than Roger. It’s just such beautiful tennis. Incredible shot diversity, precision placement, power and depth on both sides, creating angles that mere mortal players can only dream about, total understanding of court geometry, every spin imaginable, it goes on and on. To me watching Roger play is like getting a glimpse of true perfection in an otherwise imperfect universe. Thank you Raz for this incredible compilation.
People also dont seem to consider that most of the tour is hardcourt, imagine if two of the slams were grass or clay instead
@@matthewwilliams3827 Are you being funny? Two of the slams are grass (Wimbledon) and clay (The French Open). If you are making a joke, I don't get it.
@@MarkGuy-h4y I meant if two of the slams were grass or clay instead of two hardcourt slams, AO and USO. Or if it was just three slams, one grass, one clay, one hardcourt.
Very well said and spot on 👍 I couldn't have said it any better than you just did! I'm a 65 year old white guy in the US Midwest and used to play a fair amount of recreational tennis in my youth. I don't watch any other sports on TV except for tennis, no other sport comes close IMHO 😁
Yes there will never be another Roger Federer!
We'll be getting hit with a meteor that will destroy our species before 2070.
There is simply no getting around it.
Fed's the most artistic and talented human to ever play lawn tennis, but he couldn't beat Rafa in Paris!!!
The variety that Federer played these points with tells you everything you need to know about him as a player. There are different angles, pace, depth, drive volleys... defense to offense etc. Every point is different from the next! A compilation with Djokovic, every point will basically look the same. I know who my goat is and he's not from Serbia.
I didn't appreciate the degree of disparity in speed, spin and angle that Roger changes up with; very deliberate. Deffo the GOAT
@@Mr-pt3yl 💯
I agree, definitely not from Serbia 😊😊
Exactly. That's why he's the GOAT. He could do anything and everything. I think it was Stan Wawrinka who once said practicing with Roger depressed him because Roger can do anything he wants on a tennis court - anything at all. I remember after a Wimbledon match one year Roger was asked about his hardest serve and he said he can hit in the 140mphs. The reporter asked why he didn't do it in matches and Roger said he preferred accuracy and consistency. Ouch.
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I see the GOAT Federer, I click. One can not simply get bored of this man, unlike the "others".
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I do agree with this. The Fed was super FUN to watch, for players and non-players alike. Most players you cannot say this about, even if they're super talented. McEnroe was another player who i found fun to watch. Interesting that Johnny Mac was one of Federer's favorite players. "Birds of a feather" perhaps ....
Feudal yeah, now they’re retired I’m like, nah the whole vibe of tennis has changed. Unless some other cool guy comes along.
@@abradfordajb : He also was a fan of Sampras and Edberg. Sampras was his idol and even started his career using the same original Wilson Pro Staff that Sampras used.
@@abradfordajb Mac was also the best volleyer on the tour when he was on it.
The GOAT, simple as that
The B.O.A.T :D
The magnitude and sincerity in the effort🎉🎉🎉
Been following since your first Fed documentary...❤❤
Why thank you!! Appreciate the long time support :D
There will never be anyone like him.
No sir!
The guy was just mesmerizing. He literally had every shot in the book.
He had every book. And he doesn't even read much.
yes indeed
Those Hewett battles were some of the greatest tennis ever produced.
Yes, a very underrated rivalry that often produced really good tennis
Nice video, I felt that allowed many possible comparison elements between Federer's plays move-by-move, one move ahead. The genius of killing points, which costed both positive and negative turns in his career. But also a very nice demonstration of how tennis rallies should feel or ever be.
Simply genius at work!!
The court looks smaller when Delpo is playing :) 🦅
Great idea of a video! Very entertaining 😊
Sir Roger federer golden legend in universal love you so much miss you so much teniss history best player ❤❤❤
Great work. Beautifull points, only one take. That's exactly what i like. Such a pleasure to watch that compilation . High Quality content for sure...
You just had to make that last point, a point that Roger lost! Hahaha! Great compilation! Love this guy! Miss this guy!
what a brilliant idea
Thank you, happy you liked it :)
Roger and Lleyton had some absolute bangers of matches.
You should’ve put the Fed-Nadal 2017 4-3 fifth set deuce rally for #26. Great video as always!
Only ATP material in this video
Thank you for this awesome video! Such a creative idea for a video! So many iconic points from Roger’s illustrious career as well!
Amazing. Thank you! Your video genius exceeded only by Roger’s shotmaking. And his movement becomes more like ballet as the points get longer. So beautiful and timeless to watch❤
Glad you like the video man! Appreciate the support
I love this concept of video! Definitely gotta do more
Raz this is one of your best videos, incredible effort. Love it, great stuff!
Thank you!! Means a lot, happy you enjoyed the vid :)
This was remarkable. Thanks.
Great video! Very well made
Amazing compact of roger. Feels like there was an effort to show quality material of him. Congrats
Roger is art
great and unique video
Thank you :)
Genius idea for a video this one!
*Federer vs Delpo* is one of those sneaky rivalries that nobody really talks about.
Two of the biggest forehands in history going at it, made for Great Tennis
World class tennis every time those two guys played each other
There is no boredom in watching Roger 😊😊😊
Roger never waits for opponent error, he always looks for a way to win the points. Unlike the others 3..
Roger Federer - the only man who could do anything and everything on a tennis court. With one hand. GOAT!!!
Another amazing long rally: against Djokovic Wimbledon 2019 final, fourth set, Federer serving for the set (5-2) and 30-40, break point for Djokovic. Incredible because Roger took a very long one (35 shots)
That's a great one too. They also had a 36 shot rally at Roland Garros back in 2012.
@@RazOls Did he ever win one longer than 37 shots? How likely, do you think, is it that you missed any longer ones?
Seeing that one clip when Madrid was hardcourt took me back man
Great video concept. Love how every other point is a serve or return point. Nice mix of “top ten/rival” points and other folks.
Is every one a clean winner point?
Thanks! Watch the entire video and you'll find out ;)
Super
I love how the only one you picked where he lost was that final Hewitt one. Incredible point.
I miss Federer's tennis which is like watching ballet, he makes it look so effortless, it's genius.
actually crazy thinking the amount of tennis you had to watch to make this. impressive.
@@andrewescu Thank you 🙏
RF is the best thing that ever happened to tennis
The way Federer played tennis, not even Nadal or Djokovic could do. Not even Alcaraz or Sinner. He was on another level, quality wise. So effortless, so artistic. No other player comes close.
And before you tell me Djokovic is the Goat, let me remind you that Nole was lucky in the way that he was young enough to be in the circuit with the next gen, and steal Slams from them. The Next Gen was never good enough and barely earned any Grand slams, until Alc and Sinner showed up. There is luck in that.
Djokovic so lucky that there was no younger threat for about 2 tennis generations. That is the reason why the era of the big 3 went for so long. Djokovic had the advantage of being the youngest and injury free when his rivals limped towards the end of their careers. Even Murray, who might have been able to challenge his reign at the top had his career cut short.
Nadal c'est du Hard rock..Djokovic c'est du rock .Roger c'est du Mozart... quand il joue c'est le lac des cygnes que ta l'impression de regarder tellement c'est beau ....la classe
This was a beaut from start to finish 🤗. Why watch anyone else?
Forgeddaboutit Carlitos😅
Roger will always be the special one...
For some reason my favourite points are usually the nifty little touches to finish the point. Good idea for a video too. Lvl 1, lvl 2…
As someone born in the later millennial era… how can you find joy in modern day tennis when you were brought up on this era. Federer artistry vs Nadal and Djokovic’s brutal desire to win and granite technique supersedes almost all sporting viewing. To have that for 15 or so years, it’s hard to imagine we’ll see it again.
Your already seeing it from sinner and alcaraz
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Love your vids! Thanks for sharing. What is the gorgeous song on the Roger tribute vid from 2015 on x? So perfect with your vid! Thanks!
Thank you :) it’s Fix You by Coldplay
Fed is the ultimate shot maker..
Hewitt and Simon could rally for DAYS!
Federer is the god of tennis.one and the only~🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻
That 45-shot rally with Hewitt is iconic. You can see Federer was enjoying it and his mild disappointment when he didn't win such a gruelling rally.
That final rally with Hewitt was around the same time TH-cam started (2005?)…it’s been a permanent fixture on TH-cam ever since.
This man is from another planet whenever I see him play even the same point same match and Never ending replays ... I never get bored
He is such a Gem ❤❤❤
I knew you were going to end with the Hewitt point before I even pressed play.
Greatest rally of all time
The only point he loses is the longest one, and that's where he smiles, as if, in the end, the joy of playing took over, like a kid who's just there to have fun. If that’s what you were going for, great choice!
And all these, almost all, end with point Federer. Imagine all the long rallies that end with Federer losing, they are gems as well, like the last one..
Raz Ols love you so much ❤❤❤
💫🙏🙏
Federer...brilliant
look at the speed of the hewitt rally compared to the game today.
Djoko is boring Rafa is only the ultimate defender, Roger played the best tennis by far
I never saw the "GOAT" doing this.
For some reason people like to call hewit weak but of the longest battles federer had hewit was in most of them
Nadal single-handedly denied Fed GOAT status, by beating him time and time again, including on Fed's favorite surface, during Fed's prime.
Just imagine if Rafa wasn't around or isn't the great clay courter that we have come to know. Roger could have won 10 GS in a row and that would have included 2 calendar year Grand Slam back-to-back. That 2008 Wimbledon final marked Federer's total dominance. So many close matches that Federer lost to his biggest 2 rivals, so many what ifs ...
@@kweizi5712 You mean the 2008 Wimbledon final marked Fed's end of dominance, don't you ?
After humiliating Fed in straights in the 2008 Roland Garros final, Rafa a beat him at Slams not only on grass but on hardcourt as well (2009 AO final). That 2009 final marked the end of Fed's prime, and he well knew, as he started crying at the awards ceremony.
Goderer
Goger Goderer?
Who is the player playing against Roger in Rome with 29 shot rally?
Not sure if it's Ferrero or someone else..
Ferrero, 32 shots
the truly great playing is when you place the ball where you want It is more a matter of accuracy than power
one ball on the very right then the following one ball on the very left The opponent will be exhausted after running for kms from one side to the other He must faint on the field
Tribute video to Hewitt.
On hard court Nadal trails federer 9-11 & Murray 10-12,you've to give credit to these two,
How about Hewitt ? 5-12 and Roddick if you insist to ask ? check yourselves 😁
Only GOAT leads Federer 20-18,the amazing 38 times to reflect how dominance they are on hard courts !!!
Djokovic destroyed my idol but I still love him no matter where he ranks in the goat race.
B.H. Minas Brasil
Thumbnail says 40+ shots no problem, but he lost the only point that was 40+ shots...
Well, it didn't say in the thumbnail he can win them, but he can go over 40+ shots in a rally.
@@RazOls Just thought it was funny. I enjoyed the video and many others you've made!
Fun video, but hitting an ace, or executing a serve and volley isn't a rally.
Does Nadal's error automatically implies Federer's talent? What a stupid commenters and spectators!
Rallies are boring as fk. That's why Roger still has 10 times more fans than Djok even after retirement. If your game is so fun to watch, then maybe you can make rallies exciting too. But for most players on tour, their game is so dull and lifeless. They should be comparing who's rallies are shorter, at least that way they bored the audience less, not longer.
I stopped watching when they put videogame footage in. Come on AI, you can do better than this.
Lol, there's no video game in this
Aww how I miss the Rog-eh! There will never be another like him. 🩵
Never...
Miss You Roger 😢
Oh. My god federer is just best and goat. Winning the 1000 master at age 39 is incredible..if djokovic win a 250 in 39 age i choose Djokovic 😂
Even if he did, I would still prefer Roger. It's not only important what you do, but also how you do it...