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I didn't hear anyone call correction on the first point.
At least the 2nd out is called after the ball already pass Novak.
Who won this match. 😎
0:10 1:30 1:43
Ref was correct both times, tough break for Novak but if it’s close u gotta play it
1:10 I still dont understand this, Djokovic was about to hit the ball but did not, reason Djokovic does not hit the ball is because it was called OUT, if not he would've hit it So why does he lose a point after the challenge ?
Watch closely, it’s because the ball is already past him. they would replay the point if the call came before he was about to hit the ball
1:38 ALOOO EJ, what the hell is going on BREEE
What do you doing man???? Hahah
That's why you have to return the ball no matter what 😅 come on Novak you're experienced enough to know that
Sometimes tennis sounds like 2 gay guys having sex
for the love of god, someone explain what is going on and why does it matter if line judge called it later ?
Basically, if the ball is in then, of course, Djokovic will return it. Both times here Djokovic believes the ball is out so he lets it go. This is fine until the calls are challenged and it turns out they are in according to Hawkeye (computer analysis). Now Djokovic thinks the points should be replayed because he thought they were out, they were called out, and he let them go on purpose (obviously was in position to hit them). The problem is that the balls were officially declared "out" by the line judges after Djokovic already let them go passed him. So, since the hits turned out to be in, and since the judges did not call them out until after Djokovic let them go by, the umpire believes that Djokovic should lose the points because he had a chance to hit them before they were called out and he didn't. The umpire made the right decisions rules-wise, but I totally understand why Djoker was upset. Hope this helps, sorry if it just complicates things!
Tennis will miss you Del Potro. I still remember you winning titles on the hard courts in Washington wearing sleeveless shirt.
When you dont get your burger in a restaurant - 1:53
Tsonga was so shady, too bad he did the challenge at wimbledon novak beat him
Foocus
that´s why he has to put the ball back into the other side of the court on every exchange, generally what Rafa does, sure he was right but from experience he should have known this, especially after what happened the first time
Yeah but for someone that has been playing tennis for 10+years at that point it is very odd that the same thing happen twice in 2 games and very rarey before or after that...
@@Vojkan2000 no excuse to let the ball go, he was there he has to continue. Also at this level of the big 3, they also can see if the ball has gone in or out so no excuse. The first one was very obvious that the ball was in and he should have continued regardless. Second he would have put the ball easily with a slice.
Ref is right,and cheatcovic knows it was a late call he let the ball passe him both times thinking he was gonna win a free point.What a disgusting behavior from the serb.thats why i will never like or respect him even if he wins 50 GS.
Who cares if you like him or not Djokovic is a legend go and support your gay man nadal and Federer waste man
But that’s your business
, nobody cares what stupids things you write looser
Keep crying
Hahahahahahaha
Novak let the ball twice. Dang. The umpire was right both times
what are you talking about, is your brain dead?
what the hell does it mean by correction?? I just do not get it It is not a number's game or mathematics yet it seems so mechanical. A player does not just play in binary terms, he was expecting a call and the ball was called out, why the hell did he change his own call.
He’s correcting the line judges call
Why are these highlights always of so poor picture quality?
TWICE I WAS ON THE BALL, TWICE YOU TAKE THE POINT AWAY FROM ME.... FOCUS!!! JAJAJAJAA LOL
How is that funny ? He knows what he did and he still fakes being the victim...to me its not funny its disgusting to be honnest.
HAHAHAHA YEAH
@@psichoparanodjokovic 24 GS cry cry 😂😂
Nola is mad at himself for making a wrong call and is trying to take it out on a line judge. happens to competitive people. Big props to Ref for both calls and handling it well. He knows after the game he can reason with Novak, but not during the game. Nola needs to stop assuming, hit the damn ball and challenge after.
FOOOCUUS!!
Unreal how Djokovic fights for something he believes in even when after replays the ref was right. Meanwhile Nadal can't even fight to get the roof open loool
Doesnt matter, he has 19 GS LoooooooooL
@@seytannavukat9205 it's october and guess what happened ? Not only Rafa won with a closed roof,he BAGELED Djoko.Bye Felicia.
@@psichoparano Not related to the topic but and now we are on 20-20. 🤤🤤🤤🤤
@@questionsthatdemandananswe9539 Novak has lost 3 slam finals to Medvedev and Wawrinka lmao. Nadal and Federer have 2 slam final losses combined to players outside Big 3
@@lyndonchastain3181 It seems slam count no longer works now when all 3 are on 20. 😋😋😋😋 1. DOUBLE MASTERS 2. DOUBLE CAREER SLAM. 3. WEEKS AS NO 1. 4. 4 CONSECUTIVE SLAMS 5. HEAD TO HEAD THE ONLY EDGE THAT NADAL AND FED HAS OVER DJOKOVIC IS ONLY NADAL WITH THE OLYMPIC GOLD. NOVAK ON THE OTHER HAND IS AHEAD IN THE 5 CATEGORIES MENTIONED ABOVE. WOOOOO HOOOO FEDERER CAN REMAIN OLD SINCE TURNING 30. 😋😋😋😋
So mean Djokovic he was never on the ball
He always was on the ball lol, are you blind?
@@Peanutbutt101 obviously a hater
@@markoradivojevic9549 obviously a serb.he was NOT on the ball.Umpire knows it,Commentator knows it,and Cheatkovic knows it yet he still FAKES being on the ball.Simply DISGUSTING.
@@psichoparano was on the ball, the call was late tho. You butthurt after Novak won AO? Poor guy... Go seek help
@@markoradivojevic9549 nobody cares believe me,he can win all he wants,but he will never be RESPECTED.and respect is what REAL MEN want.live with that serb.
3:14 lo máx!
When he said out the ball already hit the wall. Seriously? look at the replay..
Yeah that wasn't right but it doesn't matter.
@@plorsomnia It does matter. If it hasn't bounced twice or hit the wall he doesn't know that Novak wouldn't have gotten there. What doesn't matter is that the ball was past Novak.
@@DaggerMan11 No. It doesn't matter! The ball had passed novak, no way he could have returned the ball.
@@212go He doesn't *know* there was no way. There's nothing in the rule book that permits you to *assume* he couldn't get the ball in that case.
@@DaggerMan11 There is nothing in the rule book anyway! save to the effect that the umpire's call will be final. So if the umpire thinks (rightly so) that the ball passed novak and only then the call came, he was justified to make the decision that he made.
unbelievable match
La netteté c'est payant!!!
Ref is right
Your mother and sister are right
He is right,and cheatcovic knows it was a late call he let the ball passe him both times thinking he was gonna win a free point.What a disgusting behavior from the serb.thats why i will never like or respect him even if he wins 50 GS.
@@psichoparano cry hater you dont understand that being in the court, you can anticipate by the height if the ball will be out or not ?
The referee was right
@@aleksajovic1317 why are you so triggered tf is wrong with you
The first call by the umpire was incorrect, however the second one the umpire made a correct call. Being a player in that situation I understand his frustration, but it's also hilarious as fuck
@@gpet-dr2bsThe first call was not incorrect. The call "out" was incorrect because the ball was in and that wasn't made by the umpire. It was djokovic's fault for leaving the ball both times because the out call was made after he resisted to hit back.
plz tell nadal to do this
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