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Although I started playing tennis in the 1970s, I rather thought that Laver could never hold up to the players of today. But through the magic of UA-cam I have been able to watch some of Rod’s matches. He is truly a remarkable, uncommonly beautiful tennis player. If he came up today, he’d still be the best.

Kudos to Chang! He improvised and Lendl did not adapt. The moonballs confused and frustrated Lendl---you could never do that to a guy like Nadal, he would run around the moonballs and smash forehand winners down the lines, make you run from side to side and burn you out. All Chang wanted was for Lendl to return the moonballs exactly like he did, right back to him. Brilliant.

Why was Lendl complaining about Chang pulling up so close to the service line at the end on match point? He can stand where ever he wants. He should have just blasted it passed him. I couldn't figure out what Ivan's point was there at the end complaining.

Epic battle

Nadal is boring. Djokovic made the game much better. His emergence made the tennis world sit up. The william Sisters made tennis boring. Clay is not the way to juddge Nadal.😊

Mon plus grand et beau souvenir de tennis. Je regardais le match à la télé et je supportais évidemment Chang. Que d'émotions !

Learn to spell. IQ of 70 I presume? And both knew the ball was in ... Hingis walked straight to spot .

She won Rome and Madrid

This vid is too confuse, pity

Dios santo amaba con locura a natalie portman hingis pero aca se equivoco, sin codigos, el tenis es un deporte de CODIGOSSSS

Has it occurred to anyone that Lendl was a real gentleman when he could have took advantage of Changs leg cramp but he didn't...maybe Lendle thought he can still beat him so let him have a chance to recover b4 going full throttle but guess he took a big risk doing that...

Definitely the GOAT!!

Great job 👍 thanks

El tenis es un deporte de caballeros...no me gustan esas tretas barriobajeras....😮😮😮

Best explained Video by far!

Heart of a lion

My Dad took me to see Rod Laver play against John Newcombe, at White City. NSW Open , Laver Won in straight sets. I was Sooo Excited. Great Experience for a young bloke ( Thanks Dad ) 🙂

simply fantastic

Very simple he learned from master Lance Armstrong. 🚲🎾💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉

I saw This Match live

Match incroyable, mais en revoyant les images, je trouve qu'il y a un manque de respect de Chang envers Lendl

At least show the handshake 😂

Because he is the GOAT

music should be louder

Nice analysis - really interesting re the backhand backspin! Norrie's backhand is not the prettiest to watch as it looks tight and uncomfortable, but it seems to be effective and I enjoy the variety his style brings to the game. It's really contrasted to his forehand which is super loose! Awesome player

The Insanity of this one IS That Chang outminded a tennis genius & legend like Lendl, at a time Lendl already won tons of grand slams & titles....He litterally BROKE Lendl mentally here like if it was the pre French 84 Lendl who was struggling mentally wise in BIG Matches....Insanity.....

Overachiever a pair of balls: his groundstrokes were a thing of beauty!

Some of the worst audio recording and mixing, totally unwatchable

thank you so much for this video i've been struggling for years to understand how all the tournaments work together

I feel both sorry for her and a bit annoyed, she was just 18 for gods sake, we do not know how we would react.....

Nope. Bjorn Borg was. He brought tennis to a wide and young public. Others, Lendl znd and Federer

I remember this I saw it I lived it with muster. Starting in March of 1996 year. I started drinking sparkling water from fr🇫🇷 because of him

In front of our screens we are all experts and better than these extraordinary people, but I always wondered why people are so keen in judging Martina in RG 1999? What do we know of the pressure she felt? She was 18…personally I have taken tons of bad decisions way after that age. In a coverage from Swiss TV (she as much more popular abroad than in Switzerland) they portrayed her she said she did a mistake during that Final. Everyone was expecting her to win and she played incredible during the whole tournament, I just think we have no idea of what she might have felt.

He roasted Agassi and Sampras when they came on tour, having started his career with a wooden racket. Bridging eras in such a commanding manner defines him as the real deal in modern tennis.

Good data about the actual tennis, but I got a bit sick of the class-based analysis. Tennis was from the beginning a middle-class game, excepting perhaps Gottfried, Baron von Cramm ;-), but it is certainly true that for a period, and too long a period, it got into the hands of quite a small number of millionaires, one or two per national tennis association. Jack Kramer called out this system as evil, and he was perfectly correct ... and I speak as the grand-nephew of one of those millionaires.

Das habe ich als junge gesehen . ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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Lendl STILL has nightmares😂

She thought she couldn’t lose……but she wasn’t above anyone.

Don't get what's the point with the footage so small. Bollocks.

David vs. Goliath. This match will live on forever and proved tennis is more than just smashing balls across the net.

Never liked Chang. This game sums it all up.

Whoops he got in his head. The bully distracted by the crazy boy....

best backhand until Federer came along.

Nice way to summarize this great match!

The stars aligned for Chang in that tournament to allow him to win the tournament. Lendl beat himself in this match. Chang's cramps threw Lendl off and his level of play really dropped off. He just couldn't figure out how to adjust. Chang was fast and chased down a lot of balls which was his strength, but being on clay helped that a lot. Clay also didn't suit Edberg's game at all so Chang got balls back that he wouldn't have on other surfaces.

,,mustangul ,, austriac....

... din vremile cand tenisul de camp era un real spectacol.....ma bucur ca am trait acele vremuri...

Those were the days.

Rod Laver is the only GOAT. Such a complete player and a complete gentleman. Roger is right behind him, then Bjorn. Had Bjorn not retired at 26 and played into his early 30's, he may have 20+ Grand Slams. Obviously, Rod's record as an amateur and pro are untouchable.