Roger Federer vs Grigor Dimitrov Full Match | 2019 US Open Quarterfinal
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2021
- No. 3 seed Roger Federer faces Grigor Dimitrov in the quarterfinals of the 2019 US Open.
The Swiss Maestro plays in his 13th US Open quarterfinal as the Bulgarian continues his best-ever run in the tournament. Previously, the pair have met on seven occasions with Federer coming out on top every time. However, Dimitrov enters the match in fine form having dropped just one set in the tournament so far.
Is a significant upset on the cards?
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The Djokovic heartbreak at Wimbledon haunted him the rest of the year. His level never recovered.
I think it was more injury in this tournament. He did pretty well at the world tour finals
@@kakashihatake1029 He had a terrible Cincinnati as well, getting crushed by Rublev.
@@commonwealthedison5346 he would still beat Djokovic later that year.
@@dpistons149 And then lose his next match.
This was grandpa federer, there wouldnt be any questions if this was prime federer
When you play a younger version of yourself it’s special
One of the most beautiful and elegant matches ever.
Federer, and the US open, its where he plays the worst for some time now.. the way he won it in 08 was phenomenal after such a poor year by his high standards!.. but after 09 which he could have won, everything went downhill, having matchpoints to be in the final of 010 and 011 against Djokovic, then playing great in 012 but losing to Berdych, than 013 which was I think by far his worst season! Losing to Robredo, then came the new racket and hyper aggressive play style from Edberg, but lost badly to Marin, 015 was ok making the final! But his strategy in my opinion was off to play so aggressive and hardly playing from the baseline..plus Djokovic played great! 017 was very poor considering the phenomenal year he had! 018 plus 019 same thing! Really struggling and losing to players where he never should have lost too! Unfortunate US open used be one of his best Slams, preformence wise...not taking anything away from his opponents!...I hope he can shine one more time there, but I kind of doubt it.. especially with Djokovic and Nadal etc..
Never say Never when Roger is Playing. Amen
I'm a die-hard Novak fan, but you just hit the nail right on the head.
Federer lost many finals where he's by far the better player and should have won convincingly: the 2008 Wimbledon vs Nadal,
The 2009 Aussie Open vs Nadal, the 2009 US Open vs Del Potro, the 2019 Wimbledon vs Djokovic
These are games he had in his pocket but strangely lost.
He would have ended with at least 26 Slams which would have taken up to a century for any player to equal. Successful career with many unbelievable near misses I must say
@@uzorlawrence721 2008 Wimbledon 2009 ao? Bro what? Nadal was destroying for majority of the match and federer needed two tiebreaks to push it into the 5th which only happened because nadal was inexperienced. He was definitely not a superior player .
@@Fraudkovic Yeah, totally laughable comment. To say Federer "should have won convincingly" Wim 08 and AO 09 is just someone telling themselves what they want to believe. Both matches were close all-time classics, so no one should have won convincingly. And particularly Wimbledon, when Nadal was up two sets to love after getting closer and closer three years running- what a dumb assessment.
@@Fraudkovic 2009 AO Nadal was not even close to being a superior player. Nadal had to persevere in that 3rd set tiebreak, otherwise, Federer would have won in 4. Not to mention that Roger was literally 4-2 in the first set which he then lost. 2008 Wimby though was a Federer with a mental block, using his experience as a 5-year Wimbledon champion, to push it to 5th. It's crazy how close Federer came to winning the 2008 Wimbledon after being so close to losing it in the first 4 sets. Not taking anything away from Nadal, but those matches were really close and I think think it's fair to say that Nadal was a bit lucky. Just like Federer was a bit lucky in 2017 AO. When two players both play at such a high level, luck becomes a bigger factor in deciding the result.
After eliminated by hurkacz in quarterfinals ,US open upload this quarters
Thanks
They're cruel
This was scheduled for upload before that result happened. This is a coincidence.
@@roter13 yeah he knows that..he is telling only the coincidence
It may well be last time - We See RF in A US Open Quarter Final Match..
I’ve never been more frustrated than I was while watching this match
Wonderful tennis! Thank you for uploading.
Ces deux joueurs sont mes fans🎾👏👏👏😍
1:06:48 ここのコレンション付けたの手をメガホンにして改めてフェデラーに伝えてるの好き
Dimitrov has the ability to beat anyone if he is not rushed.
What are you talking about
Fed literally gave him the win
Roger wasn’t even playing
Remember that was after the famous 40:15 vs djoko
No he doesn't lol
He’s super overrated. Fed choked here unfortunately. Underestimated the opponent
@@Fraudkovic yes he does
same for any tennis player... if ur not rushed then anyone can beat anyone
Fantastic Tennis
Roger clearly had an injury. His serve speed dropped to 100 mph something as the match wore on. And Grigor was grinding out the rallies. They both played so fast! Roger must have finally realized what it was like to play himself.
Yes, Roger’s level fell way down. But what injury? Nothing evident, though falling service speed with no limp points to one thing, back.
Has there ever been a back story? Players are very quiet about injuries, that not detract from opponent victory. Still, I sure to want to know what happened.
@@Nill757 It is quite well known that Roger struggled with his back several times during his career, especailly in the latter parts.
@@waholoopesorry74 Yes, clearly, but I’m curious if there was any detail about what happened in this particular match.
dont compare federer with wannabe fake federer
Roger’s whole outfit though is just chef’s kiss!!
yessir. I gotta get me that cool UNIQLO shirt! Just waiting on tenniswarehouse to carry uniqlo! WTH? Do they take orders from Nike or something?? (F**k Nike)
28:34 :P that moment alone is proof that "Federer is human." We have all had that wobble of imbalance while beginning our serve. ... I wonder how often that happens for Federer?? I presume it is not often. I wonder how it impacts his first serve (or any serve, but especially the first). On this occasion, it *may* have effected it - he normally gets that wide serve to the sideline.
What are you talking about? Nothing happens before, during or after the serve. I don’t understand how intentionally lifting his leg before starting his service motion makes him “human” and is an error ??
Thanks us open
FEDERER TEACHING FEDERER HIS LESSON
Bravo Grigor 👏🎾❤️
Champion - 2004 - 08..
7 Different Champions Since..
This is the only grandslam since then where nobody could defend their title!
Can't believe he lost in 2009
Title should say Federer vs Federer (Dimitrov). Or Federer vs Budget Federer, both are equaly precise
Odlična izvedba, se priporočam za note, ko bodo na voljo. Vidim, da ji na klavirju že imate😊
Federer looks like he doesn't want to be there.
Man I miss the crowds
I think this year will be full capacity?
@@mike_404 that's great - as long as they don't check people's "vaccine" cards. (it is not an actual vaccine; they changed the definition to get it to be called that. true story).
@@johnjeffers1524 get your politics out of here. I have no interest in hearing it
Can't believe we're still freak out about Covid. We need to get over it and let Novak play.
Woot woot!
Fed vs Baby Fed - this match was epic. Federer vs his clone :), Grigor copies everything in Federer, even the racket :)
Technically, no. He plays with a customized rf97 or rf97S not the autograph
@@z1az285 its a wilson pro staff 6.1 95 painted to match RF97 tuxedo
@@wes2393 Actually no. Grigor used to play with a BLX Six one 95 but switched to the RF97 (Tuxedo and later full black). He also reduced his swing weight.
No way Federer should of lost to This guy
It's like watching Federer playing against himself
Roger didn't care anymore in the 5th set you can tell
there was one iconic moment of this match where he missed a backhand badly, and laughed and waved it off - and then the camera moved to Seerin Luthi standing up and barking at him. If that is what you are referring to, then I must say you are wrong; that is not a sign that he didn't care anymore. Not whatsoever. (It *is* a sign of nerves, however; and too-low confidence in his backhand; and jadedness *at* his career-long issue with that shot). ... I highly doubt he "did not care anymore," but perhaps you are right; of course it is possible. That was his sentiment in his 2018 loss, but that was due to the oppressive conditions. If you are right, though, and he did not care - then that is interesting, and I would have to say it is unique to the US Open. Maybe he got burnt out, by the QF, from the energy of the tournament and city.
The ball always wins .
federer vs federer, what a coincidence
I dont know how he can manage to lose these kind of games!!
I totally agree Soroosh. For all the great matches he's won, he sure has lost a lot that he should have won. My take is that he just does not have the same iron will that Novak has, or Rafa even. He, like both of those guys, definitely improved given that they kept pushing each other's abilities, but I think Rafa and Novak both were/are better in the mental sides of the game.
@@Truthasvictim let's not forget he is 40 years old. Probably it would be the same for novak and rafa at that age.
@@Truthasvictim I read some comments some day, that Roger plays ALWAYS under the pressure. I know that Rafa and Djokovic have 20 GS titles too, bo Roger is just Roger. He is always favourite, he was always called the GOAT, so he wants to win so much, that he cannot stand the pressure. Wimbledon 2019 is the best (or the worst) example what my point is.
@@sorooshalishahi9618 Why don't you credit Grigor for making Roger play that extra point and balancing both offense and defense perfectly? As far as Novak and Rafa are concerned, Rafa most likely will play until 38 from what I've read though he might be able to play longer if he manages his schedule. Same with Novak maybe a year longer
I do like Grigor, but I wish Federer could win😢
Why is “Alfred E. Neumann” (Jimmy Arias) in the booth for this match… He doesn’t belong there!!!!
??????
Federer and Nadal are the defenders of their favorite courts, is it possible to mix the surface? Clay on one side and grass on one side, not for tournament, like leisure...?
It has happed before
it happened once in 2007 as an exhibition match; look up the Battle of the Surfaces
Nadal won
Nadal on clay is clearly better than federer on grass.
Then one person has to play on clay (Federer) and Nadal on grass, where they have to deal with the bounce on that surface and vice versa
This was Feds last time on court at USO. Shame to see him go down like this.
Last Fed AO is 2020 just before COVID shuts down. Then new knee surgery has him out in 2021 until RG, plays 3 rounds, and W 2021 quarters, Feds last slam.
Baby fed should’ve been more successful
1:24:50 😮😮
What's wrong with Dimitrov's t shirt ?
federers wife face be scred!!
Better player won.
Yeah that's usually how it works
Dimitrov is so underrated
I don't get how Roger won 5 US Open straight and never won it again in his career
2:00:15
it looks like he threw the match
It’s like federer playing wall tennis on a broken mirror
1:09:55 😀
Too soon
Keep crying buddy
This match shows who the real Goat truly is ! Come on Grishoooooo
um no
Lol
Nope, sorry. I feel bad that grigor hasn't lived up to his potential and while he still has a narrow window, but has to work extra hard
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The ex-goat.
Fok
@@-music2023 YES DIMITROV
Federer is the Father of Tennis. Unfortunately, he is the kind that eats his children. (A la, that Spanish (I believe) Classical painter's famous painting of "Saturn"). I realize one of his "children" beat him here - but is that "child" going to go on to maintain tennis at the state that it is in now days? ... No. No one would say "Dimitrov is the next Federer" or, Dimitrov is going to ably carry the baton, handed to him by Federer. (That being said, I think Tsitsipas, Zverev, Medvedev, and maybe Janik Sinner (if he changes his name to Siner!!) might be able to at least grab hold of that baton, even if they only stumble a few meters with it.
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Ever since losing to Djokovic in Wimbledon 2019, this man has turned into Mrs Rogerina! He turned sadly into one!
What does that mean?
@@itamarbushari88 Means he is playing like a woman, not an alpha male!
@@pauljohnson6019 Maybe you should give dimitrov some credit for making Roger play that extra point and taking his legs out from under him in sets 4,5 notwithstanding his double faults
@@pauljohnson6019 So sexist and disgusting comment.
You sound so insecure
Shitrov needing 5 sets to finish off an injured 38 year old Roger. What a failure.
Ah yes he beats a 20 time grand slam champion and makes the final 4 of a major and is a failure that makes sense
@@BrandonSG13 ikr?
Still deserve credit and appreciation though
Yeah making it to a grand slam semifinal beating one of the greatest players of all time; what failure
Injured? He is always injured when he loses 😂😂