20 Brilliant Roger Federer Forehands You've Never Seen Before!
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That run-around airborne inside-out forehand is the most beautiful and killer shot of the history of the sport
The one I wish he had played at 40-30 Wimbledon 2019, lol. Was so sad when he went up the line poorly and got passed! Inside out airborne forehand would have won the cheese!
@@chriswells5983 Don't even get me started on that. I think the problem was he was slightly out of position and couldn't quite get around in time to go with the IO FH. Nerves are a beeytoch.
rf classic , looks so beautiful in the slow mo’s too 😊
@@chriswells5983 still hurts.
@@jollymolly2521 also he was so tired at that point - had no energy.
Those inside-out forehands are proof of the amazing footwork he had. Genius
The best shot in tennis history
Nobody except Federer has that excellent footwork to make inside-out heavy hits so effortlessly.
The maestro at work!! 🥰🐐🐐
I remember that forehand against Monfils in Madrid very clearly because it was a tense situation watching it live. Considering the stage at which the match was, it was a breathtaking one!
Must drop another comment here: it's just amazing the ability how he absolutely vaporizes the forehand if necessary. Epic variatons in his shots 🙌💪🎾🐐
Being a federer fan is the fact that you know most/all of the points, and i knew most :)
Will never get tired of watching RF genius.
Three observations.
1. There won't ever be another player like the Fed.
2. His inside-out FH was glorious, his footwork was remarkable, and that outstretched left arm as he lines up for the shot looks quite lovely, but I think the shot at about 7:00 against Ferrer is the best of the bunch shown. Inside-in from way behind the baseline and landing it in a corner.
3. I haven't watched the whole match...but it's hard to believe he lost the 2012 WTF final to the Djoker. Props to ND for holding on, but it's just one other match that confirms what everyone objective knows: Fed was quite easily the greater *_player_* but the Djoker was the younger player and the more tenacious winner.
If Fed did not have choking tendencies, he probably would have killed the game years ago.
@@mantaishere it's not abut choking tendencies, it's what kind of game you play. Djokovic plays a safer kind of tennis for various reasons. Federer has always been aggressive, high risk--high reward.
@@machello9 It's interesting that there is now so much resistance to the idea of choking, primarily when it comes to Fed-Djoker. It was actually a tongue-in-cheek comment and of course 'Federer as choker extraordinare' is very much overplayed. But why pretend that mistakes cannot be made at the most inopportune time(s)? Poor execution, poor decision-making... if what you mean is that having a high-risk game makes him tighter in these situations and more prone to mistakes, then fine. But Federer has often played BPs and even MPs too safe. He overthinks in these situations.
As Toni Nadal put it, Federer could rev his game to 11/10 but could drop down at other times to 7 or 8/10. Nadal and Djoker were a more consistent 8-9/10. Also while Federer has lost 22 matches holding match points (most unfortunately against Djokovic and Nadal), he has also won 22 matches facing match points, which is higher both ways than the other 2 combined. That's how it always was. So brilliant was the maestro at certain moments that at other moments when he simply made basic errors it felt like a glitch in the universe.😂
@@srinitaaigauraexactly and that's why he is the most exciting to watch out of the 3 .... It's like he could have a safer much more consistent game and win more slams .... But then he wouldn't be Roger ..... He doesn't grind like Novak he is quick aggressive.... Doesn't take much time to serve nor takes as much time between serves ..... He came up with the SABR ..the only one in big 3 with 1H backhand ... But being a roger fan it definitely frustrating to see him lose crucial points because he was just too eager to hit a winner or attack the net .... But at the end of the day anybody can win any number of slams ... There won't be a Roger Federer ever again ....
Such a beautiful shot - the moment he takes to set it up, and yet he's taking the ball early, it's magic.
I still can't believe that it wasn't 20 years of playing on the tour but a slip in the bathroom that began the knee issues that would ultimately force him to retire. The most exquisite footwork and precision of any player ever. Alcaraz does many of those shots too, but put his movement side by side and the maestro's perfection is otherworldly.
Sometimes I just LOL at how good Federer is. His opponents try so hard
Raz killin' it again 👍 🎾 🙌🐐 thank you so much mate. Your videos are joy for my heart and bring tears to my eyes. Thank you also for the 2:20 ... glimpse of another legend
This is perhaps the most lethal shot in terms of consistency, accuracy and pace in tennis history. The number of winners he produced with this shot against the very best is astonishing.
Miss you very much Roger
thanks for another great list..
Thanks for this vid! It’s as genius as king Roger!
0:59 impresive the consistecy of the backhand
Holy mackerel Fed’s forehand was so good. It’s just awesome
The way that inside out is played 🤩🔥🌎🐐
Sir Roger federer golden legend in universal love you so much miss you so much teniss history best player ❤❤❤
The freaking GOAT!
That last FH against Ferrer in Toronto in 2014 - I remember watching that match and when he wailed on that FH and it landed right in the corner I just fell over laughing. Ferrer just kind of looked at Roger like, "Are you kidding me?" Also, the bonus point - the sound of the ball coming off Roger's racket is so totally different than most players. The announcers always comment on Roger being a "pure striker" of the ball and it's certainly a different sound that the ball coming off Djokovic's racket.
When he's hitting forehands like this, they need to put a warning for the ball kids "Beware: Balls will be hot" 😂
2:49 This is still my favorite Federer outfit to date
I like his pink one in the Berdych match. The pink vs yellow in the Fed-Djoker match in that tournament was a contrast not just in styles but colours!
I'm still not over the fact he's not playing anymore! If his body would have allowed it, and the knees where fine.. I still believe he could do great things! Despite his age! That outfit from the Atp tour finals in 012 is one of my all time favourite outfits of Roger! I have it too) except the shoes( wish I would have bought all his outfits they where something else!
Mrs Lincoln, besides that how was the play ?
There's no cure to counter this one
"YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME !!!!!"
For me it feels like the forehand with the old smaller racket was a bit better.
Yes, absolutely.
Definitely. Smaller head size and thinner beam. Just whooshes through the air and smacks the sh*t out of ball 🙌
I want to learn to play a forehand like his, with good spin and power..
I always find out I’ve seen them all. I am sure every Roger fan did 😉
Federer's nuclear forehand !
"Me, I was more gifted with.... racquet head speed, or... that stuff."
No shit, Fed.
👏👏👏👍👍👍🔥
Ferrer / Federer : how often does that similarity happen ??
It's funny how his opponents look at him after shots they are basically unable to make; it's like they have no idea who they are playing against.
American commentary is a horror show
4:31. This animation is so damn useful! Please, bring it back!!