Andy Murray vs David Ferrer Classic | Miami 2013 Final Extended Highlights
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- OTD: Murray and Ferrer went toe-to-toe for the final in Miami! Happy Easter 🐣
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Ferrer, what a fighter you were. Too much respect for you🦁
Oh that was painful for us spanish. How we loved Ferru. He really deserved this one
murray deserved it more buddy
Could you define “deserve” ? How do you deserve something in this sport exactly
I feel like Ferrer deserved more titles for how good a player he was. Unfortunately he’ll never be remembered as he should have been because he failed to win a major. He was in the strongest ever era and I believe he would have picked up a major win if playing today
@@brianlafev4261His peak was 2011-2013, which was just the worst time to peak. Djokovic was at his peak, Nadal was in his prime, Murray was in his prime, Federer was still clinging to his prime until 2013.
Murray also got shafted during that time span btw. At AO2011 he made the final and got beaten by Djokovic. At RG, Wimbledon, and USO that year, he made the semis and got beaten by Nadal three times. At AO2012, he made the semis and was barely beaten by Novak. Wimbledon 2012, he made the final but lost to Federer. AO2013 he lost the final to Novak.
This was just a brutal time to be a top tennis player. So many greats contending at their favorite surfaces and there was no room for anyone else.
@@yeeeaaahmayneee3808Both players deserved to win. At 11:38, Murray’s ball was about half a centimeter away from being out on match point. Ferrer was literally half a centimeter from winning this match; of course he deserved it. A tiny bit of wind or a little less spin on that ball would’ve resulted in a victory for him
¡¡David Ferrer!! 🙌🙌 todo un luchador y un orgullo para los españoles. Fue y sigue siendo un grande ❤
After Crandon Park, this tournament will never be same !
Miami hasn't been the same since it has left crandon park to the soulless and empty dolphins stadium. At least they can change the court colours from the bland dark and light blue to this again or something similar.
WTF you blabbering about. Current turquoise coloured courts look amazing.
Exactly these courts were more lively and in my view on par with Indian wells.
@@kedrprao no. THIS is the true Miami court
Murray wasn't satisfied until he emptied the tank during his matches and made it harder than it needed to be. 😂
gotta make your money worth haha
This game is so representative of how good the both were.
Murray was a step ahead of Ferru and was able to clinch N1 despite being slightly behind the big 3… but don’t forget that Ferrer was able to be World Number 3 while Murray, Roger, Nole and Rafa played. Two absolute beasts.
Back from the days when Murray very scary to play. He was never quite beaten and eventually he'd take you to tennis hell and outlast anyone, even the mighty Ferrer who was one of the fittest guys on tour.
THIS is the court I envision when I think of Miami man, I dont like the change to blue
Not me thinking it was Murray against federer 😂
Andy ❤
Classic Murray
Casper Ruud reminds me of Ferrer minus the fighting spirit. Great player but doesn't have the weapons to fight against the best of the best
This is so disrespectful towards Ferrer lol... Ruud plays in a weaker era and can only win ATP 250 tournaments + never won a set against any top 3 player
@@rm1507 ruud had 3 grand slam final Brother
@@raffaa_music How many top 10 players did he beat to make those 3 finals ? Oh yeah, just 1 accross all 3 tournaments combined... Ruud = Weak era and lucky draw merchant.
@@rm1507weak era as in the one with alcaraz and sinner are in? And novak still playing?😂
@@TTGamingTrinh He didn't beat any of those 3 guys... and Sinner wasn't at this level in 2022 anyways
What amazing tennis...love these guys
Ohoo man, I still remember that challenge that 1mm still feeling bad.😢😢😢😢😢
Ferrer was a great player.
Watching Murray is infuriating. He is easily playing the best tennis of his life, and every time he has an opportunity to put the game to an end with a ruthless winner, he softballs the tennis ball *back to his fucking opponent.* How many times do you have to make that same mistake over and over before you realize the point of those opportunities is to smash an unreturnable shot?!
He's always been like that. He never stepped up in his life, that's why he only won 3 slams and thanks to the opponent being tired or choking.
@@masters.1000 But if he'd been playing at this level ten years ago, he would've had ten slams by now. How anyone can increase their game as much as he has and still not figure out this one stupid mistake he makes over and over is just beyond my comprehension.
@@RobertWrightOneManCovers He's a mental midget, like we used to call him back then. Fearful to get the job done and waiting for others mistakes.
He lost countless of important matches where he should have won it.
He did play that way pre2011. Murray was a very very aggressive player when he first stepped on the tour. However, he suffered some bad early rounds exits playing that way. Playing a high percentage style allowed Murray to win more matches against "lesser" opponents and from 2011 onwards he was always in top4. However, that playstyle made him struggle to beat the big3 as often as he would like.
Ferrer was a beast, might have won a French Open if Rafa didn't dominate the clay court like he did.
Is it really difficult to actually get the points sequences correct. You go from from 40-30 on the Murray serve to the start of the tie break where Ferrer misses back to where Ferrer has match point on the Murray serve back to the tie break.
El Español siempre lucho hasta el final como un Conquistador Hispano..grande Ferru..
Please, upload Djokovic-Haas from 2013. There isn't any footage of it in high quality.
How can you miss on the most important point of the match
As painful of a loss as you can imagine. At 11:38, Ferrer had match point and was in a long rally. That Murray ball barely clipped the line; it was just maybe half a centimeter in. That half centimeter decided whether Ferrer would get the title or not. Unfortunately, it was out, and Ferrer lost the tiebreak.
And for a guy who ended his career with “only” one Masters1000 title, a second one would’ve done so much for his legacy and career. Everyone talks about the players who have been screwed over by the big 4, but Ferrer is #1 on the list. He was extremely consistent and dominated non-big 4 players, but the big 4 themselves dominated him.
Ferrers career is just fine. Davis Cup wins aplenty. He never wanted much attention compared to rafa. He is right up there in the all time earnings list. He never was as ambitious as the big 3 and so never probably wanted the biggest titles quite enough. He was happy to peak at a ranking of 3. He is definitely an overachiever but an excellent role model for behaviour unlike most others at the top
@@martinhudecek8886 Sorry but this is ridiculous to say he never wanted the biggest titles enough, as if he didn't maximise his career! He was one of the fittest and gutsiest players on the tour. The only thing that held him back was his genetics. If he'd have been 6ft he probably would've won a major.
Murray played with him like the cat is playing with the mouse
That was Federer. Too many of these matches just came down to marginal fire power difference and mental toughness. Ferrer at least beat murray once in a major, and nadal twice.
David had that such a shame
More often than not he does a houdini... not least beating gaudio at the French to make his name in the majors.
What was Ferrer on? This is gobsmacking level !!
Looks like a boxing match.
11:12 --- the last shot fell on David's side first after hitting the net. Why was the point awarded to him? Wtf
Ferrer remind me of Ruud in some ways, although with less power and more consistency!
Exactly. I was thinking the same. Same way of playing
Ferrer was a much better player than Rudd is. His backhand was very good unlike Rudd’s which is vulnerable, weak and often targeted by the top players. Also Ferrer was statistically one of the best returners in the game during his peak/prime years.
@@rikwallant9901 Yeah, that's what I meant with more consistent. It's hard to compare players from different generations but I don't think it's fair to say that Ferrer is 'much' better
Prime Murray is a great player, but he was inconsistent during this period.
He lost too many to non-BIG3 players...
He spent the last two years, the only time he was even with the BIG3, in a precarious position.
Very wasteful.
That's why I was very surprised by his excellent consistency in 2016.
In the last two years he didn't even make it to the semi-finals on clay, but in 2016 he made it to the semi-finals on all clay.
A great match which Ferrer should've won .
Why should Ferrer have won? Murray deserved to win
@@Sanctified57 He had the match point in 3rd set which the highlights didn't show. I watched the full match in 2013 and he was better than Murray overall.
I don't think current Alcaraz can defeat this Murray. Without injury, Murray can dominate hard court now.
the level of tennis is much higher now. Top level alcaraz would destroy this murray
I think current (in form) Alcaraz is much better than David Ferrer who should have beat this Murray here. But it would have been an interesting watch for sure. But why are you comparing to Alcaraz who dominates clay instead of Sinner who is the actual one dominating hard court now? Prime Sinner destroys prime Andy Murray on hard court (but not on grass).
@@johnny09876the level is so much higher that a 36 year old Djokovic (well past his prime), still dominated the field last year… fairly ludicrous statement.
Alcaraz is not tough enough for 2013 Murray who might not look as amazing but he would grind him down and beat him 90% of the time.
@@brianlafev4261 Djokovic is different breed man.
Thank God for the tennis points system, because otherwise this pair would have just rallied down the centre of the court constantly until all the oxygen had been sucked out of the air and they and everyone else watching choked to death
Pusher vs Pusher
Peak Murray
👍
this was a boring match, baseline grinding rallies, no wonder tennis is losing interest. ATP and GS made a bad call in making slower court speeds and we ended up with grinders who did this.
Speak for yourself. For me it was a compel and exciting match, full of variety, technical brilliance and determination from both of these great players.
Your life is boring
sure as hell I am crying@@felipepizarro2525
this grinding rallies finished murray's best years@@Sanctified57
@@Sanctified57It was a slugfest full of choking from both.
Two defenders
nah id win
Terrible match
I would say sampras or agassi had better tennis finals here. But this match was a nailbiter. Not fair to write it off.
Speak for yourself, it was a great match full of drama and excitement
Classic? Alcaraz Dimitrov is definitely better than this one
Totally different condition, Alcaraz and Dimitrov are not as fit as either of these.
Lmao 😂 both of them would lose to prime Murray
Two losers
The tennis equal of making the first team in football or cricket
Number 1 and number 4 in the world is a loser...
Two winners and two greats
shut up