Lleyton Hewitt: Best Ever ATP Shots & Rallies
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- Опубліковано 23 лют 2020
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What's your favourite memory of Lleyton Hewitt?
5 set win over Federer in Davis Cup 2003
my favourite memory was the Australian open 2005 , even he win not the title....but his fight was great...he as for the tournament is extremely well prepared, with his fittnes and muscles... Australian open 2005 was one of my favourite grandslams tournament
Didn´t like it, but definitely his comeback against Federer at the Davis Cup.
@GTS A false memory.
Australian Open 2005
Hewitt never had powerful groundstrokes like, let´s say, Safin, Nalbandian, Ferrero, Agassi, Federer, but had other attributes that made him the great player he was: he was fast as hell, had an amazing shot selection, he was smart on court and, his biggest asset, he was pure heart and always gave it all. World number one, US Open champion, Wimbledon champion, Master Cup champion (twice), Indian Wells champion. During his peak he was a force to be reckoned with, and a tough, tough challenge for anyone. The way he dealt and dismantled Sampras is a case of study.
Yes, we are talking about a legend of the game.
Lleyton was a pressure player, no matter what the other person did, Lleyton was always there to answer back, never letting up.
...and then he managed to win 2 gs. What a legend. Somewhere at the tail of the gs winners pecking order. Without PED he wouldnt had a chance with his charmless artless game.
Best lob ever. Always had to think twice before approaching the net against him
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I started watching tennis when he was number 1 ! What a good times!
same here
Me too and i just realised that it was so far!! I become very old hihi
@@kechkarafaf8246 I started playing tennis as a kid because of him. To see a fellow Australian be a world number 1 made me think i could do it too
Same! My first idol before Rafa and RF
Hewitt is a modern-day gladiator, the ultimate warrior, a living legend. His never say die attitude on court and love for the game is what made me a fan. Injuries plagued his career but for him to come back from all those surgeries and learn how to walk again just so he could compete is amazing in itself. His five-set win over Federer in 03 at the Davis cup semi-final will always be my favorite match.
I started watching tennis and playing tennis when he was number 1, at Us Open '02. Today i'm playing for almost 20years, wherever or whatever i achieved or not, Lleyton will always be special. He incuted in me the willing to win and fight for every point. We know his tennis wouldn't be enough for Federer or Nadal but he was a champion in his way! Thanks for the vid TennisTV👍🙏
He had the grit and heart to win every point which truly makes him a joy to watch. Lleyton Hewitt was a gladiator of Lawn Tennis. He was one of the first Tennis superstars I watched and got hooked on.
Great times back then!
Fast, consistent, smart, intensely competitive and tenacious..Hewitt in a nut shell!
Miss Hewitt! He was a real Bad Ass and such a talented Player with Heart and Charakter!!
Amazing player, so many injuries ruined him like with most of the players back then.
Whatever he lacked in skills he made up for those with his heart. What a champion.
Only thing he lacked was power and that's mostly because of his average stature.
Dude he had heaps of skills & shots, heart alone doesn't get u to No1.., just lacked Power esp in his serve compared to some others...
One of the best foot work ever
Probably my favorite counterpuncher of all time to watch; tough to pick between Hewitt, Agassi and Murray. Favorite style of play, I molded my game after them. Watching Hewitt face down Roger at his best was just such a treat.
Weak era my a**,so many great players,way better than the ones we see today except the big 3,everyone who say that 2000 to 2009 was a weak era don't understand s**t about tennis.
Absolutely! I couldn't agree more!!
Yan Okimura agreed. This is why Federer is the GOAT
Yes.Hewitt,Roddick are much better than Murray and Wawrinka.
@Oliver McCall yes.it was a joke from me.
Del potro, cilic, nishikori, Murray, wawrinka, raonic, thiem, goffin, Ferrer, monfils etc are much better
Amazing how long his knees held on
I’m tired just watching this
Aussie legend 👏
I’ve seen Cruz Hewitt and Lleyton Hewitt at one of my brothers tournament, Cruz is pretty good. 👍🏻
Counterpunching 101! He didn't just block - he parried!
It's like he's been reborn in De Minaur... They're so similar, positives and negatives... The speed and athleticism, but the lack of baseline power... Counterpunchy style, so sick to watch 🔥🔥👌
#deminaur #hewitt
Yeah, it's cool but at the same time a shame that he's got the same weaknesses. Though De Minaur is still young maybe he can overcome them.
If De Minaur stays away from Kyrgios he can go on to have a good career.
@@serenaistheb.o.a.t hahahah harsh but true. They're good friends
I don't think Alex D. has Lleyton's mental focus or strength or Lleyton's stamina. Or Lleyton's backhand. They are similar in some ways, though.
De Minaur is nowhere near the player Lleyton was. If they weren’t both Australians you probably wouldn’t be comparing them, although granted they are both counter punchers. Hewitt was one of the greats of his era. De Minaur hasn’t gone near the top 10. Lleyton’s backhand - doublehander and slice - is far superior.
Wow, Gaston Gaudio had a great backhand.
Exactly my takeaway as well. Forgot how fast they came
Prime Hewitt with Nike 😍
Didnt realise till I have seen this clip, but Denis Shapovalov basically similar style forehand to Hewitts!
WHERE IS THE MATCH HEWITT VS SODERLING ON WIMBLEDON? THATS PHENOMENAL THAT HEWITT DID THERE.
The man that made two-handed backhand beautiful
Uh, no. Hewitt's backhand was rather ugly to be honest. And not nearly as effective at dictating play with that straight arm take back. When you compare it to some of the great backhands in the game (Agassi, Nalbandian, Safin, Murray, Djokovic, Nishikori, etc) Hewitt's doesn't even crack the top 10.
The Magician
best australian tennis player
@Oliver McCall lol, no he wont😂
And rod laver is the best Australian player😁
Rod Laver is a joke to you?? He is not just best Australian player..he is one of the 🐐 s
@@Ishancr7391 I never said he wasnt, i was being specific to what he said. Honestly probably the greatest player of all time because back then rules were different
45 shot rally between Roger and Lleyton. WTF
The second my god !
That Indian Wells rally between Lleyton Hewitt and Roger Federer, Roger was actually smiling at the end of it.
2:34 2 of my tennis hero match-up in when I was young
Come On !!!!!!!!
He ran down everything and never gave up. C’mon!
What does Lleyton say at @5:47?
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That WTA forehand tho
Hewitt contact point is so late but it works for him
Medvedev is the same but even more exaggerated such a long backswing
@@edwardo7309 And Medvedev's shots look even weirder still due to his ridiculously long and gangly arms that should get in the way yet they somehow don't.
One of the many insanely good players from what modern tennis fans call the “softest” era.
Hewitt played against some of the best players ever and when he was at his peak, he could beat them all. Early on he played against Sampras and not sure this is true, but I hesrd this story, Sampras retired after Hewitt demolished him in a big final and Sampras said something about Hewitt in a interview that he was just too dpfast and he couldn't keep and maybe it was time to retire.
But he played against so many good players back in his day and its a testament to him that he won some grandslams and he became number 1 and held it for a while too. My favourite Aussie Tennis player with Pat Rafter 2nd.
great！！れ
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I'm here to watch some twister server! now I disappoint as hell!!
Bernard Tomic should watch this Video of Lleyton Hewitt
on how to Play Tennis Entertain and Not Tank.
This is a True Tennis Player who Gives His All
All The Time & We Love Him For It.
Share to Bernard Tomic Please.
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Lleyton Hewitt walked so De Minaur and Schwartzman could run. #Goat
If it wasn't for all the injuries he would have been the greatest of all time without a doubt
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Wow some balls remind me of Alcatraz
Next: Marcelo Ríos!
ua-cam.com/video/z0D-XVMoTnY/v-deo.html 😏
@@tennistv Thanks!
todavía estoy tratando de entender cómo le pegó el chino ese passing de espalda a Massú
Not a patch on the immortals !!!! Laver hoad Rosewall Newcombe& roache!!!
If only he age gracefully like roger.
Hiii
Next Lord Gulbis and GOAT Tomic pls
greatest of all tankers?
Como se extraña a este tipo de jugadores en 2024
He dominated Roger Federer earlier in their rivalry...i don't know what happened why he peaked early...he stopped winning top competitions in his mid 20s...
Pretty simple, injuries 😢
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Facing Hewitt amazon books $9.99!!
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Trigésimo tercero!. Y .... qué opinas del video, del granm Lleyton Hewitt?.
Could be Brock
Think Hewitt has been right all along. Tiley is a bit of a knobby. Not handling the Djokovic saga well at all.
I'm a fan. But the Federer retirement, well. How should I say. I don't want to be too insensitive but damn, I'd like to be sitting in the pub with lleyton to watch that display. Would we laugh, would we fall on the ground and too many beers. I don't know. He was a great player. Ok lleyton call me a cab.
Elon musk brother looks like Lleyton Hewitt
Bad coach!! Does Australia have any descent men players left??? Nope!!!!!
Tomic the GOAT.
Today’s era is so shit
Lleyton hewitt was in his prime like novak djokovic...nobody could beat him like tennis GOD david nalbandian. Federer destroy all the the Tennis GODs and dont forget roger destorys also players like gonzales, Bagdatis and the legendary grass court GOAT Tommy hass. If there were not federer, Hewitt would have today 25 grandslam title gonzales 20 gslams ,marcos bagdatis 15 grandslams and the legendary tommy haas would have now 9 or 10 wimbledon title.
lol.nice joke.
You do know that Hewitt and Haas were both underachievers because of injuries, right? Yeah, Fed definitely gave them trouble but without him, they both still would have had all their injury problems.
No Hewitt would have more than two, maybe four or five in many eras - lots of greats have said that - but unlikely to have been more due to his injuries and the way he played. He was amazing in his own way, though.
I don't know about 25 grand slams...counterpunchers have never been thattttt successful. but Hewitt was a treat to watch and was such a joy for the sport of tennis.
Hewitt was the greatest champion of the worst era. (Federer not included)
Have a look at the recent years.
Hewitt was biggest joke in tennis? Right?
No. Joke is you! 🤣
Top 5 most overrated players of all time
Ian Slurps how?