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Actually, Medvedev lost to Sinner also in the same way. It simply shows he cannot convert slam matches.

I think this kid Nadal has some potential.

This kid is going places but will never break Federer's number of Slams and masters.

Juat 16 and exceptional tennis. All the shots were already there. What a player!

Can someone more knowledgeable explain why this is so uncommon in today's game?

People just dont understand the meaning of words anymore. "Outplayed"? Is that what is happening, really?

Demasiado intenso el muchacho 😂

Carlos can't even close to him

Thanks for the upload. I remember, Moya already knew he was playing the GOAT of clay at the time.

He was right and Carlos knew it

*Impossible Nadal here, god of clay.* Even Roger or Novak in their prime would be destroyed in two sets here.

No one works harder for every point than Rafa. He plays every point like his life depended on it.

The 2010 clay grand slam the impossible mission ❤

Frightening...

That’s Nadal’s biggest “tantrum”? And he had a point, accdg to commentator? Man… nothing compared to the other spoiled brats 😁😁

both amazing players

Ah to be so young…

Who is here after Tabilo beating Djokovic in Rome?

he is hitting equally good with left hand

Moya made too many errors, steange he was no. 1

People don't know yet he's the future king of clay during this match

Ferrer being unlucky as hell like all his career, no surprise at all.

seeing after madrid, damn, nadal🎾🔝🔝🔝

En resumen . mejor no cabrear a Rafa 😂

La imagen de Verdasco dando gracias al cielo arrodillado es memorable,nivel estratosférico de juego de Rafa🙏🙏🙏

Nadal is just so fun to watch..period!!

The Day Nadal Ended Djokovic's Domination Over Him. GOATkovic 24 slams, Nadal 22 slams. Go cry fans of Nadal

bernardes is incompetent af.

lol idk why but this is cute they're like an odd couple

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You can see Nadal's hand up before Carlos makes the call. Therefore Nadal stopped play first. And he was wrong. So the point is for his opponent. Carlos is right.

The surface of this tournament should have rotated each year making it more fair to all

It's so funny how uncomfortable each player looks playing against him. The super high bounce on his forehand forces his opponent to give nadal floaters or balls that are perfectly in his strikezone that he can rip on either side.

This is the greatest level of tennis ever played

9:10 - "His seventh title..." Rafa was only 25!

lol he played berrer, then ferrero, then ferrer....

Beardick hits like 4:37 but cries like a baby when hit with one by Almagro

THIS MATCH /////ALONG WITH MOST OF HIS CAREER.....................BERNARD LIKES THE LIMELIGHT............& WHEN HE IS LOOSING, HE LOOSES INTEREST QUICKLY.......NOT A QUITTER BUT SOMEONE WHO THINKS HE IS BETTER,,,,,,,,,,,,,SO THE WORD ARROGANCE, COMES INTO PLAY.............PARTNERING THE FAMOUS.HE HAD TO MAKE A SHOW....TO PROVE HE IS NOT A TANKER.........BUT JUST A SORE LOOSER WITH A BAD ATTITUDE......LIKE FATHER LIKE SON

His backhand and tstsipas are very athletic

Carlitos is just out of this world! Love him so much!

Whether Tomic returns to tennis or not he will always be always to say he played doubles with Rafa…not many can say that outside Federer and a few of his Spanish compatriots

Si esto es exhibición yo vi compitiendo de verdad 😅😅😅

Nadal stopped play with a challenge, and coincidentally at the same time the umpire called the ball out. Then Berdych challenged the call. Then the challenge went ahead and it turned out the ball was in. I think the umpire then thought the challenge that just went ahead was Nadal's challenge and Not Berdych's. Maybe, in all the confusion, the umpire forgot he called the ball out and also didn't see Berdych challenging the call. The rule the umpire then used was that Nadal stopped play mid-rally and the ball was in, so Nadal loses the point for stopping play without good reason. Nadal then argued that the point should be replayed because he returned the ball in court after Berdych's shot. This is true, but from the umpire's perspective - that Nadal stopped play to challenge - it's irrelevant. Nadal should have clarified that the umpire stopped play when the umpire called "out", which made Nadal's challenge void, and then Berdych's challenged the out call. Looking at the replay, it isn't clear who the umpire says is challenging the call. It sounds more like, "Nadal" than "Berdych", though it's not clear. The footage clearly shows Berdych challenging the call. So basically, it's quite complicated.

Even though it’s an exhibition match they both gave it good effort even if not their go-for-the-win-at-all-cost effort

😢at the age of 36 .. Still no one came close to Djokovic

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Novak played 90% ... he was not forcing himself to reach hard balls ... like he does in final matches ...

If they cross path in ao early round, goodbye novak!😊

They were obviously trying to create drama for the AO. If Djokovic is dancing, it's not a serious match. Alcaraz doesn't even get the idea of not playing to win.

Djokovic let the kid win this one...