But the moment when you actually start playing the next day after watching this video, you'll find you're as bad as before... No worries, we all had that experience.
That ball catch at the beginning, those wrecking ball effortless forehands, the backhand, shot selection. Damn, Federer is looking absolutely dangerous!
Federer is looking very sharp, I really like the way he takes power off some of his shots to go for accuracy. He also disguises his shots very well, very hard to read what type of shot he will play next. I'm a Rafa fan but Roger is a big threat to any clay court specialist, if he has a question mark it might be stamina for a five setter.
A Clay court specialist is not necessarily great on clay. Its just their strongest surface.There are Clay specialists who have never won a 500 Clay tournament or even reached the Quarterfinals of the French Open.
@Sarvesh Deshpande you should drink tea like abhinandon. Stop comparing its f***d up it's just like comparing India to it's farther China and your news are saying we have conquered China
I think you may find that was him celebrating breaking his serve for the first time/winning a game. That seemed more like a joking relief celebration rather than an actual. Waheyyy I beat fed in practice one...
@@SLProductions2010 If it was a break celebration, then why would they stop playing and hug each other? I honestly don't know. I'd say Federer should've "won" the training session/match, but the end of the video suggests otherwise. I'd love to know what that last point really meant. I want to believe it was a "let's-keep-playing-till-I-win" kind of point...
If roger plays like this against rafa or djockovic! He feels uncomfortable while playing against Novak, that is why he loses! More freedom in the shots, and Novak is not able to compete against Federer,s shots
Considering the way Roger practices here and looks so impressive its really amazing how Rafa has been so dominant against him in this event because Roger sure does hit that ball hard. I always rated Roger good on clay, even Rafa says Roger is a big threat to him on clay, looking at this practice session I can see why he says that.
I wish Federer played like this in actual matches, he would be so difficult to beat. Even though his backhand suffers against Rafa, he rarely hits that shot freely down the line as he does here. It is difficult to do but he did that in 2006 consistently. If he would have played the 2017 style throughout his career, he would have had many more victories against Rafa. The moment he is involved in a close point, he usually becomes tentative and tries to play safe or he rushes to the net. If he could just play a point at its merit (easier said than done), no one can beat him. For Nadal and Djokovic, pressure makes them play safer tennis, measured tennis. For Federer, it should be the opposite where he could be more natural. That's why 2006 and 2017 are his best years because he removed the pressure element from his game.
@@IzakD8it's better for Djokovic's ego, and for his H2H, if he didn't face Roger that year. With this, I'm not saying that 2017 was the strongest season for Federer... of course 2003/2007, 2009, and perhaps also 2011 and 2012 Federer's "versions", were more dangerous... But in 2017 Nadal was out of his prime too, and the only reason why Roger never played Djokovic in 2017 is the fact that the Serbian was out of prime as well and losing to other players... and the average level of other high ranking players had already started to drop (that's why Djokovic can still dominate today, despite being a pale shadow of what he used to be). This said, Federer's play in 2017, and in several parts of 2018 and 2019 seasons, was absolutely spectacular, sometimes totally unreal... no question about this, no matter if this was not the most dangerous Federer ever.
@@pierdomenicosommati443 Dude Djokovic was injured in 2017. He is in no way a pale shadow of what he used to be. His shotmaking is better than ever, along with his volleys and serve. The only thing that has declined is his footspeed.
@@IzakD8 Oh yeah, Federer himself apparently looked not like a pale shadow of the 25 y/o himself, with that hell of a backhand and bssically playing brilliantly. He would get destroyed like 63 62 by the young himself though, a monster who used to cover the whole court with 5 steps, basically impossible to unbalance, hitting tons of unreturnable forehands all the time. Exactly the same thing would happen to the old Djoko vs the 25 y/o himself, who was much more explosive, and a good 30% faster, allowing him to push great opponents on defense much more often. Please give up with this fairy tale of old 36 y/o sportsmen being stronger than what they used to be 11 year before. That's nonsense. We already saw all this with the old, barely moving Serena almost hitting the Grand Slam without having to run. Face the sad reality, the level just dropped. A lot. It happened in WTA before, and everyone was making fun of that. Then it happened in ATP too.
@@pierdomenicosommati443 The level did drop, but not to the point where unseeded, wildcards and players who never made 2 GS QF were finalists and champions.
@@ayberkkartal7397 yes. Beying a 170cm you cant have the right angles to hit the ball with power. Even If the serve was the only reason, to have lack of serve in a sport that holding serve is a huge task, you can clearly say that this man is making miracles.
Schwartzman didn't necessarily win the set. For all you know they weren't even playing a set. They could have been playing three super-tiebreaks which some pros do instead of sets. They could have been playing a set and might have had to play the last game due to time constraints since they were practicing on centre court. And that may have been the first game Schwartzman won so he raised his hands as if to say "Finally!". It could have been anything.
Federer has been making rally short. And it works even on clay. If he can finish a match in 2h tennis will be more friendly to see for audience and TV.
federer is insane on clay. lets not forget that he thrashed prime novak on this surface. he's one of the best clay players this generation, just got stuck playing against rafa
Federer's positioning, ball control, speed, accuracy are all just incredible. He doesn't give you the slightest room for not making the best shot in your life every shot if you want a chance of winning a point.
@@tylerbee9866no he didn't, like not at all. He just won the last point in the moment they had to leave the court, perhaps it coincided with the moment he won the only game in the hour, that's why he's autoironically celebrating. Roger was hitting like an alien, totally outplaying him, like at least 15 clean baseline winners in just a set, while basically half volleying all the time forehand and backhand, with his feet on the baseline or even inside it... How do you think Dieguito could've saved himself from being totally destroyed, given what we're seeing here? By lobbing Roger like there's no tomorrow in all the other points? By putting down 20 service aces? By dropshotting Roger on second serve? LOL
What a lot of people don't get is how much better Roger Federer is/was than everyone except for Nadal and Djokovic on clay. He just toys with an incredibly good Diego Schwartzman.
It is overwhelming to think that Fed has this insane repertoire of shot selection plus an extra gear when he decides he needs it the most. Too much skills for only one guy.
Regina Delgado Almonte just try to catch the ball with the top part of your racket and then try to create a cushion moving it back in a semi loop. Then practice 1,000. Times.
Here, finally, the power of a player from the top five is clear.. When they play with each other it is not visible.. And here everything is clearly clear.
This is the best example! Federer, the pure and unique natural talent ever versus typical trained style, which every one plays more or less. Nothing genius or unique from Diego!
The way he play in practices is the way he played matches in 2017, totally free and relaxed. Nowadays, he plays so tight and you can see it on how slow his gorundstrokes are compared with his practices.
Wtffffock federer is just too sick Gotta say this guy is the goat even youre a djoka or nadal fan Nobody has a better second shot after the serve he makes it just look so easy
C'est impressionnant ! À Shanghaï en 2017 Federer gagne 7/6, 6/4... alors Schwartzman joue t il mieux sous pression ou Federer est il finalement beaucoup plus émotif qu'il n'y paraît ;-? 10 places d'écart au classement ATP... seulement... en fait c'est un montage ! Federer semble écraser Schwartzman, mais qui lève les bras au ciel à la fin du match ? Quoi qu'il en soit, Merci pour ce petit grand moment de Tennis 👏👏👏👏👏
Federer imparable. Mucha fuerza y tecnica, clasico revés, en esta PRÁCTICA en relación a Schwuartzman q recien comienza a demostrar nivel en alta competencia...feliciddes a ambos, es interesante ver con q intensidas se trabaja previo a un Grand Slam
His control over the ball is unnatural. Soooo much respect for players that can go toe to toe with him. I mean, Deago is a wonderful player but can't do anything here XD. Also lovely to see the embrace at the end :)
A game? LOL. Play an entire set and maybe, MAYBE a 5.0 player gets a point when he frames a forehand into the stands (he does that once a set even in easy wins).
He just won the final point with a nice winner, while they had to leave the court (after the end of their training session), so he made some fun of himself by celebrating after having basically trashed for half an hour lol😂 and the funniest thing is that there're tons of people here believing that Dieguito won that set hahahahaha after having whatched Roger completely outplay him and hitting 15 clean winners in not more than 6 games😂😂😂
I feel like I have improved my game simply by watching this.
Hahahah!
But the moment when you actually start playing the next day after watching this video, you'll find you're as bad as before... No worries, we all had that experience.
dream on lol :D
you wouldn’t believe me if i said this is my warmup
Me too
And i don‘t even play Tennis
From this angle I understand other players
Ahahaha
same thought
😂😂
me too...from upper angel I used to think "Why can't they return those balls" but looking him from this low angle I got to understand how tough it is
Lol
Schwartzman: 170cm in modern tennis era? Just respect
I am Argentine and I know him in person. I am 100% sure he is 166-167 ... I see him shorter than 170.
Real height is definitely 5"5. I hope he goes deep in the French open!
He is like 1.63 cm
@@JuliusWise YES, HE IS 164cm.
@@ROBERTOCARLOSVEN 164 cm.
Most of the time Diego looks like he's saying "ffs, bro, it's only practice!"
But he won.
it is practice!
@@thumbsdownbandit No he didn't. He dramatically raised his hands because he finally won a game.
@@SHVideografie he won the set.
@@SHVideografie he literally won
Roger in beast mode!!! I had never watched tennis at this angle, he looks unplayable.
that´s why they are profesionals...
Unplayable? Schwartzman won the set.
I think finally he got a point anyway. Lol
he won 1 ball 😂😂
Federer looks unplayable here😂😂
Those were the best shots.
Yeah haah.. Looks like he is 2 levels above really
I was just saying that to myself
I think Schwartzman won. He raised his arms in the end
He is unplayable until he meets Rafa, Novak, Thiem, or Tsitsipas
The ball catch, wtf! The racket is just his second hand. Incredible!
I'm can't believe it,how he's do it?
Looks cool but all the players can do it.
@@Yukatan_Rex7 The pros maybe. I played tennis for 10 years and I cant do that. Your timing and motion has to be perfect.
Badminton style
@@nsebast There is a guy that plays with me, that does that all the time! It's just practice!
That ball catch at the beginning, those wrecking ball effortless forehands, the backhand, shot selection. Damn, Federer is looking absolutely dangerous!
0:02
Amazing how much power he generates so easily. He doesn't look like he's forcing it, but the ball is just exploding off that racket.
I was thinking exactly the same... It's like there's some TNT on his strings.
I think it’s because he uses such a heavy racquet, around 350g
the sicret of natural gut
It's a tradition to come and rewatch that every now and then hahaha
Federer is looking very sharp, I really like the way he takes power off some of his shots to go for accuracy. He also disguises his shots very well, very hard to read what type of shot he will play next. I'm a Rafa fan but Roger is a big threat to any clay court specialist, if he has a question mark it might be stamina for a five setter.
A Clay court specialist is not necessarily great on clay. Its just their strongest surface.There are Clay specialists who have never won a 500 Clay tournament or even reached the Quarterfinals of the French Open.
rafa is an all court specialist he is a clay court enthusiast
What the fuck? Roger is more than god here! Speed, power, timing - GOAT!
And rafa has 13 titles on this surface
right? and Diego is no slouch on clay.
@@nickalousmalakar5237 i never compared them...i just stated a fact, that's all
@@nickalousmalakar5237 Are you 13 or something?
If you're older than that, get a life and grow up.
@Sarvesh Deshpande you should drink tea like abhinandon. Stop comparing its f***d up it's just like comparing India to it's farther China and your news are saying we have conquered China
0:22 that racket head speed .... and the reaction from Diego xD
0:02 WTF FEDERER!
Fisic.. Acceleration, inertia.. And vectors .... Or maybe just magic 😁
Evidence the man is really a wizard
Luis Carrasco It’s just magic
M Pa yes
Man those forehand’s Federer hit... my god so fast it’s like a 100 mph winner it’s ridiculous!!!
It's crazy that there is actually some player out there that can play even better than this. Mind-blowing.
Roger wearing a Street Fighter V Shirt... Respect level intensifies.
Uniqlo Collection with Street Fighter! Still surprised to see Federer rocking it!
Uniqlo, i have 1 of those. 😊
When are they going to make some Fed shirts?
Wow! in training mode without any pressure, he plays like a robot. Hitting nearly every ball perfectly!
Grigor still the King of practice!!
Most of winners from Fed, and finally Diego won 😂
well it's clearly a highlight focused on Federer's winners
I think you may find that was him celebrating breaking his serve for the first time/winning a game. That seemed more like a joking relief celebration rather than an actual. Waheyyy I beat fed in practice one...
@@SLProductions2010 If it was a break celebration, then why would they stop playing and hug each other? I honestly don't know. I'd say Federer should've "won" the training session/match, but the end of the video suggests otherwise. I'd love to know what that last point really meant. I want to believe it was a "let's-keep-playing-till-I-win" kind of point...
diego didnt win buddy, federer just got tired of smashing that little kid
Maybe he was jaust saying prayers it comes to an end....=DDD
Federer's feet: could watch his movement all day- simply dances around the court.
When you see your opponent catch the ball dead (on his racket) in the first 3 seconds....run!
Federer just looks like god here...
Well, a pretty normal day i’d say
Étienne Gauthier he lost that set, you know that.
If roger plays like this against rafa or djockovic! He feels uncomfortable while playing against Novak, that is why he loses! More freedom in the shots, and Novak is not able to compete against Federer,s shots
@@-theislander-5888 No he didn't. Schwartzamann sarcastically raised his hands because he finally won a game.
@Damon Wayans Nadal can't beat old Roger on grass and hardcourt.
SH Videography no dude, there is unedited footage, diego won.
you are delusional.
2:51 of love
0:02 No comments. Simply admire.
Considering the way Roger practices here and looks so impressive its really amazing how Rafa has been so dominant against him in this event because Roger sure does hit that ball hard. I always rated Roger good on clay, even Rafa says Roger is a big threat to him on clay, looking at this practice session I can see why he says that.
I wish Federer played like this in actual matches, he would be so difficult to beat.
Even though his backhand suffers against Rafa, he rarely hits that shot freely down the line as he does here. It is difficult to do but he did that in 2006 consistently.
If he would have played the 2017 style throughout his career, he would have had many more victories against Rafa.
The moment he is involved in a close point, he usually becomes tentative and tries to play safe or he rushes to the net. If he could just play a point at its merit (easier said than done), no one can beat him.
For Nadal and Djokovic, pressure makes them play safer tennis, measured tennis. For Federer, it should be the opposite where he could be more natural.
That's why 2006 and 2017 are his best years because he removed the pressure element from his game.
2017 is not his best year lol. He just didn't have to play Djokovic that year. Federer from 2003-2010 is better than 2017 Federer.
@@IzakD8it's better for Djokovic's ego, and for his H2H, if he didn't face Roger that year.
With this, I'm not saying that 2017 was the strongest season for Federer... of course 2003/2007, 2009, and perhaps also 2011 and 2012 Federer's "versions", were more dangerous... But in 2017 Nadal was out of his prime too, and the only reason why Roger never played Djokovic in 2017 is the fact that the Serbian was out of prime as well and losing to other players... and the average level of other high ranking players had already started to drop (that's why Djokovic can still dominate today, despite being a pale shadow of what he used to be).
This said, Federer's play in 2017, and in several parts of 2018 and 2019 seasons, was absolutely spectacular, sometimes totally unreal... no question about this, no matter if this was not the most dangerous Federer ever.
@@pierdomenicosommati443 Dude Djokovic was injured in 2017. He is in no way a pale shadow of what he used to be. His shotmaking is better than ever, along with his volleys and serve. The only thing that has declined is his footspeed.
@@IzakD8 Oh yeah, Federer himself apparently looked not like a pale shadow of the 25 y/o himself, with that hell of a backhand and bssically playing brilliantly. He would get destroyed like 63 62 by the young himself though, a monster who used to cover the whole court with 5 steps, basically impossible to unbalance, hitting tons of unreturnable forehands all the time. Exactly the same thing would happen to the old Djoko vs the 25 y/o himself, who was much more explosive, and a good 30% faster, allowing him to push great opponents on defense much more often.
Please give up with this fairy tale of old 36 y/o sportsmen being stronger than what they used to be 11 year before. That's nonsense. We already saw all this with the old, barely moving Serena almost hitting the Grand Slam without having to run. Face the sad reality, the level just dropped. A lot. It happened in WTA before, and everyone was making fun of that. Then it happened in ATP too.
@@pierdomenicosommati443 The level did drop, but not to the point where unseeded, wildcards and players who never made 2 GS QF were finalists and champions.
I’ll tell my grandchildren years down the road about Fed and how unbelievable he was.
Quel génie purée ! Il va nous manquer !
Que privilegio el de Schwartzman!
To be a consistent top 20 player like Diego with 170cm you must be unreal good. Its just beyond belief.
Luis F. Is there a reason other than the serve?
@@ayberkkartal7397 yes. Beying a 170cm you cant have the right angles to hit the ball with power. Even If the serve was the only reason, to have lack of serve in a sport that holding serve is a huge task, you can clearly say that this man is making miracles.
he is 167= 5'4 but he's a great player
Federer está a otro nivel, la velocidad a la qué juega es una locura
Esta loco
Esta reloco
So Schwartzman won the Practice Set and we see only....i dont know 5 points of him? Well done, Mr. Editor :-D
Mark Mauk exactly! The editor is a Federer Fanboy!
two points
Maybe Schwartzman was just happy because he won a game
@@felixjames2174 maybe you are the dumbest guy ever ! Well
Schwartzman didn't necessarily win the set. For all you know they weren't even playing a set. They could have been playing three super-tiebreaks which some pros do instead of sets. They could have been playing a set and might have had to play the last game due to time constraints since they were practicing on centre court. And that may have been the first game Schwartzman won so he raised his hands as if to say "Finally!". It could have been anything.
Federer is the best Player of all Time☝️👈
Mr. Federer.. he is a King on Court...
Federer has been making rally short. And it works even on clay. If he can finish a match in 2h tennis will be more friendly to see for audience and TV.
Amazing court level view, thanks for this video😍
The way he controlled the ball at the start 😲😲😲
Tx for uploading this magic 👏
I'm the exact same height as Diego Schwartzman, so now I know how it'll be like if I play against Federer lol
you only know how it would look like
u dont play 10% of what Schwartzman plays
@@ManuelMendoza-vq4eq 0.001%
It would be worse
Diego actually won that practice set. You guys only see Roger's points because that's what the person who edited the video wants you to see...
federer is insane on clay. lets not forget that he thrashed prime novak on this surface. he's one of the best clay players this generation, just got stuck playing against rafa
Monstrueux federer a 37 ans
Federer's positioning, ball control, speed, accuracy are all just incredible. He doesn't give you the slightest room for not making the best shot in your life every shot if you want a chance of winning a point.
You should analyze diego to cause he won the set
@@tylerbee9866 No to detract from Diego at all! It just shows how amazing of a player he is!
@@tylerbee9866no he didn't, like not at all. He just won the last point in the moment they had to leave the court, perhaps it coincided with the moment he won the only game in the hour, that's why he's autoironically celebrating. Roger was hitting like an alien, totally outplaying him, like at least 15 clean baseline winners in just a set, while basically half volleying all the time forehand and backhand, with his feet on the baseline or even inside it... How do you think Dieguito could've saved himself from being totally destroyed, given what we're seeing here? By lobbing Roger like there's no tomorrow in all the other points? By putting down 20 service aces? By dropshotting Roger on second serve? LOL
,...and Schwartzman is one of the best movers in the game. Federer takes so much time away.
my god the racket / ball sound is just so satisfying. Just watching these amazing forehands or more so backhands makes me want to hit the same hits.
And you imagine how Rafa would play on clay ,where Federer look like god on clay
What a lot of people don't get is how much better Roger Federer is/was than everyone except for Nadal and Djokovic on clay. He just toys with an incredibly good Diego Schwartzman.
It is overwhelming to think that Fed has this insane repertoire of shot selection plus an extra gear when he decides he needs it the most. Too much skills for only one guy.
During that first minute, you wouldn't believe that Diego is a professional player. Roger was just on another level.
0:02 can you explain me that?😱🤯
Regina Delgado Almonte just try to catch the ball with the top part of your racket and then try to create a cushion moving it back in a semi loop. Then practice 1,000. Times.
Use a continental grip for sure.
Nooo
Here, finally, the power of a player from the top five is clear.. When they play with each other it is not visible.. And here everything is clearly clear.
Fed smashing winners everywhere!
A very good player against the best of all time. Tough matchup.
This should have been called “Federer hitting winners for 3 minutes straight”
"...and losing the set."
@@farid1406 He didn't lose the set mate. Schwartzmann finally won a game or point, he was being sarcastic in his celebration.
I love how you showed a lot of points that Schwartzman won
OMG les torpilles qu'il lui met ^^ incroyable ^^
This is the best example! Federer, the pure and unique natural talent ever versus typical trained style, which every one plays more or less. Nothing genius or unique from Diego!
The way he play in practices is the way he played matches in 2017, totally free and relaxed. Nowadays, he plays so tight and you can see it on how slow his gorundstrokes are compared with his practices.
He played like 2017 but he still lose the match
@@noledjokovic100 in 2017 he wasn't unbeatable either. 5 losses in the whole season
Let's enjoy this.. soon all we will have left is seeing videos of Fed.. hope he plays till 2022
With Roger tennis look very easy...
Federer is an absolute monster.
Love the street fighter shirt from uniqlo haha!
This is the Best Tennis I have seen. Roger is on Fire 🔥.
Sadly underperformed in many matches if you see this .
Shows how difficult it is to face Roger Federer.
The amount of topspin on Roger's forehand is crazy!
Wtffffock federer is just too sick
Gotta say this guy is the goat even youre a djoka or nadal fan
Nobody has a better second shot after the serve he makes it just look so easy
C'est impressionnant !
À Shanghaï en 2017 Federer gagne 7/6, 6/4... alors Schwartzman joue t il mieux sous pression ou Federer est il finalement beaucoup plus émotif qu'il n'y paraît ;-?
10 places d'écart au classement ATP... seulement... en fait c'est un montage ! Federer semble écraser Schwartzman, mais qui lève les bras au ciel à la fin du match ?
Quoi qu'il en soit, Merci pour ce petit grand moment de Tennis 👏👏👏👏👏
Roger is still so fast on clay
Federer imparable. Mucha fuerza y tecnica, clasico revés, en esta PRÁCTICA en relación a Schwuartzman q recien comienza a demostrar nivel en alta competencia...feliciddes a ambos, es interesante ver con q intensidas se trabaja previo a un Grand Slam
Il a tapé avec Roger, il est déjà super heureux Diego, ça se voit à la fin!😆😆😆
Schwartzman a gagné le set pour info...
His control over the ball is unnatural. Soooo much respect for players that can go toe to toe with him. I mean, Deago is a wonderful player but can't do anything here XD.
Also lovely to see the embrace at the end :)
He won the practice set. It’s editing
0:54 Petit t-shirt Street Fighter ?
Those Roger forehand were ripper...Respect for Diego
Whenever you and your tennis buddies be like: “Would I be able to take one game against Roger ? I mean maybe right?”
Show them this
A game? LOL. Play an entire set and maybe, MAYBE a 5.0 player gets a point when he frames a forehand into the stands (he does that once a set even in easy wins).
Roger's techniques are so crisp, it makes opponents rush their shots..meanwhile Rafa's shots are so wild once they bounce.
Its like an adult(federer) playing against a toddler (diego)
It's mindblowing how these 2 are both professional, top tier, top 10 players but one is just crushing the other one in a simple practice match
actually schwartzman won the set, it's just editing
How can you hit winners like this on clay
What a maestria , to be shown in all tennis academies !
Fed playing impeccable tennis out there!
What a hell! Federer knows the precise spot, speed, effect wow!!!
The man with the brown shorts can play tennis...
Holy shit! You don't know how good they really are until you watch them courtside.
Is it really a clay court?
Damn fed was nearly 38 and was still better than 99.99 % of the tour 💀💀😱
Game set and match Federer 100 points to 4 .
diego won the set buddy
@@arjunhasnain9398 wow didn't know that. Edited in feds favour it seems.
Schwartzman super talented player.
フェデラーのバックハンドを見て、
2017オーストラリアンオープンからめっちゃ綺麗になったよなって毎回思う
When you start a new my career at 55 overall and play a quick match against Federer
That backhand from Fed is just ridiculous
he makes Schwartzman look like a below average tennis player lol
If Schwartzman was as tall as Federer he wouldn't look like an amateur
But schwartzman won the match
@@andres5992 which one?
@@市村圭吾 The practice match in the video
@@andres5992 oh really? this must be a really biased video then lol
0:01 dont start hahahaha that guy is really feeling it
0:02 He really is magical
That inside-out forehand is ridiculous. Go easy on him Fed! Haha.
Schwartzman era el sparring? Xd una máquina Federer, un robot del tennis....
Swarzman celebrating at the end, not because he won the practice, but he is imagining beating Federer in a real match
He just won the final point with a nice winner, while they had to leave the court (after the end of their training session), so he made some fun of himself by celebrating after having basically trashed for half an hour lol😂
and the funniest thing is that there're tons of people here believing that Dieguito won that set hahahahaha after having whatched Roger completely outplay him and hitting 15 clean winners in not more than 6 games😂😂😂
Roger looks so easy
He caught that ball like he had a fishing net! Unbelievable
0:02 いきなりえぐすぎw
あれはどうやるんですか？
n kame 気合い
n kame 見たまんま
お寿司いいね
10年近くテニスしてるけど、この一瞬で生まれ持ったセンスが桁違いであることを悟った
When you watch tennis from this angle you realize how insanely tough the professional tennis is
Does it ever feel like Roger is even trying?
Camera angles are tricky in tennis , that angle was amazing and made them look like they were hitting twice as hard