AO 2022. I’m Melbournian and will never forget it. In the third when there seemed to be no hope I prayed for him to just make it to the fourth. What took place afterwards is history. Thing is I’m a single Dad raising a disabled child, and it’s really challenging. Rafa inspired me that night, he made me cry, and reminded me to never give up no matter how helpless the fight seems. Every time I’m overwhelmed I think about what I saw happen that night. Rafa transcends tennis. He is the ultimate role model and inspiration for that hardest of endurance sports: life itself. Gracias Rafa.
Man, I will miss him on the tour... No one had me at the edge of my seat like him and his matches, win or lose, always felt monumental. So many awesome memories.
My favorite Rafa match is from the 2004 Miami tournament when 17 year old Nadal played 22 year old, world #1, Roger Federer for the very first time... and beat Roger 6-3, 6-3. And that was on a hard court. That 17 year old kid beat the best player in the world... and won twice as many games as Roger. Federer played in 17 tournaments in 2004 - making 11 finals and winning all 11 of them. He lost just 6 matches the entire year. He was easily the best player in the world... and 17 year old Rafa owned him that day. Another favorite Rafa match happened later in 2004 - when Nadal beat world #2 (Andy Roddick) in the Davis Cup finals 6-7 (6-8 in tie breaker), 6-2, 7-6 (8-6 in tie breaker), 6-2. In doing so, Rafa became the youngest player to win a singles match for the winning team in a Davis Cup final.
As a Novak fan, the AO 2012 is my favorite because that was the peak of sport for me. What they did for 6 hours... It will be hard for another sports event to match that level of brutal mental resilience and tenacity. Respect and admiration towards Rafa and a huge thank you for all the nerves who took from me while tormenting Novak. :D In his last match, for the first time ever, I was wholeheartedly supporting Rafa to win the second set just so that we could see one more set of him, and of him and Novak fighting against each other. Best of wishes to the penultimate Big 4 member. Salute 🫡
This was a very nice tribute to Rafa. Even with all of Nadal's numerous injuries... Rafa still has the best Grand Slam event winning percentage of the big three. Rafa played in 68 GS tournaments - and won 22 (.324 event W%). Novak has played in 76 GS tournaments - and won 24 (.316 event W%). Roger played in 81 GS tournaments - and won 20 (.247 event W%). Rafa also has a much better head to head record vs. Roger and Novak at the Grand Slams. Rafa was 11-7 vs. Novak (.611 W%) Rafa was 10-4 vs. Roger (.714 W%) Novak was 11-6 vs. Roger (.647 W%) Rafa 21-11 vs Novak & Roger (.656 W%) Novak 18-17 vs. Rafa & Roger (.514 W%) Roger 10-21 vs. Rafa & Novak (.323 W%). Nadal is the best Grand Slam player of the three. And somehow... amazingly, Nadal has this much better record despite the fact that 3 of the 4 GS are played on surfaces that favor Novak and Roger. Rafa is also the greatest Davis Cup player of all time. He is 29-1 in Davis Cup singles - and his only loss was his very first match on February 6th of 2004 at age 17. He has had 29 consecutive singles wins over the rest of his career. Rafa and Feliciano Lopez lost a Davis Cup doubles match (7-9 in the 5th set) on September 24th, 2005. Rafa has won EVERY Davis Cup match that he has played since that match. From September 25th, 2005 through today (October 28th, 2024)... Rafa is 25-0 in singles and 7-0 in doubles. He led Spain to FIVE Davis Cup wins.
I agree with you, I am of those who thinks that there is a big 3 for sure, but the GOAT debate in my opinion is not that easy and I prefer to do it as Mckenrroe: Novak the GOAT in hard, Rafa The Goat on clay and Federer on Grass
He 's the first one to say "if, if, if, doesn't exist"... but I don't care what they say. It's obvious that missing 14 GS and withdrawing from other 5 GS, and still manage to win 22 GS, just 2 below the male player with the highest amount, says a lot.
He’s still the goat in my eyes, the best role medal and ambassador of the sport in my life time. His fighting spirit and consistency on tour was amazing to watch. I’ve never watched another player who gave my the joy of watching Rafa play, he made me wanna hit the courts after his matches. We will miss him 🐐
Thank you so much for making a video like this. I am glad you included all the things Rafa had endure over his career. It was so touching. As someone who grew up watching Nadal all my life, i knew this day was coming sooner or later. But he taught me how to truly fight for everything, and left us with so many incredible memories. He will always be my hero ❤
He was the most influential player on the mosern game. The topspin, forehand, sleeveless shirts, physicality, and smaller grips are all now common in the game.
Rafa has brought a lot to the sport. And has reached a level where it doesn’t matter whose fan you are.., your soul accepts and your tongue confesses that he is the greatest of all time. A player never to be forgotten….
@@kevinlocatelli1721 lol no she is not. Also, Swiatek has never had to compete against the likes of a Federer, Djokovic, Murray, etc. not even remotely comparable
@@kevinlocatelli1721 As much as I respect Swiatek for her accomplishments, woman's tennis and man's tennis are like different sports entirely as the great Serena Williams herself admitted. So it is inappropriate to compare them side by side, on discussion of ATP players' accomplishment only ATP players are relevant
Wimbledon 2008 my favourite win for Rafa. Have loved him forever since I saw him at The Australian Open in Melbourne, when he was 18. I was in my fifties, and all the young girls behind me were shouting, We Love You Nadal’, and I could see why. He was gorgeous outside and now we know in many other ways. Shall never, ever forget Rafael Nadal.
Fed is the goat for me(I know nadal is more accomplished) But Fed wouldn’t have been as great without Nadal. He was an absolute force to be reckoned with on the tennis court. He will be missed. I consider it an honor to have gotten to watch these guys play. I wish I would have went in person.
4th round Roland Garros back in 2017. his dominance was insane. I had just recently gotten back into Tennis after years of not wanting to be a part of it in any kinda way. Thanks for a lifetime full of memories 🥹 and thanks for a great tribute video 🙏🏻
My favorite video from your channel so far. Rafa is my fav player and while he fell short on the GOAT discussion, he was an immense player. Really enjoyed this ride 🥺
My top 5 favourite Rafa's victories are: 1. Australian Open 2022 2. US Open 2013 3. Wimbledon 2008 4. Australian Open 2009 5. US Open 2010 Also US Open 2019 and Olympics 2008 are honourable mentions
true dominance in tennis is that most consecutive week in top 10 ranking 912 weeks in spite of all injuries he faced no one can brake this record what an athlete what a warrior Rafa the true GOAT
It's interesting how you say the GOAT debate (if there is one) centers more around Novak and Federer than Novak and Rafa. I think the slam count is secondary to the lopsided hth on hardcourts between Rafa and Novak. I was desperate to see Rafa get one more win against Novak on Hard-courts, but I knew it was a long-shot: do you think Novak worked Nadal out on this surface over time, or do you think Rafa simply slowed down too much after 2012/3?
This is technology in tennis. Building a player that absolutely dominates a surface. The style development and fitness training involved in this process are worth learning. Tennis is interesting because there are so many possibilities.
The only thing I wished Rafa had improved early in his career was his serve. He would have won even more outside clay and probably avoided some injuries.
Thank you for pointing out he was so good on all surfaces……….clay was just his best. While Roger was active……..I didn’t like Rafa……..hearing he’s retired makes me very sad. He was a gift to the sport. As a Federer fan, nadal made me sad as he seemed to get the best of fed more than anyone. He will have to be in any goat consideration.
First we need to see u as a tennis ball boy hahaha Rafa will go down as the most spirited tennis player never to give up on a point and the best lefty to play.
Djokovic is smartest of the three. He wants to be his best on the big titles. Even though he is considered as record chaser by his critics, he keeps his cool and only concentrating on grand slams. I am sure he will have another 5 or 6 titles before he retire.
The end of the best era ever ! The big 4 era was something I cant explain ! The 3 greatest ever in the same generation and some all Time greats legends murray Wawrinka delpo ect…That was something
The raquet thing its remarksble for sure, but rafa wasnt an emotionless robot, he got frustrated, had tantrums, and sweared like any other player, maybe people dodnt catched cause he sweared in spanish, but he did, and thats ok, just i dont like when they had to overblown the "no break raquets" to make him seems like a monk when he was one of the most passionate and intense characters on court
But he hasn’t broken a racquet. That’s important because he played as a teen to 38 years. It’s an important reminder to us to be measured in our approach in what we do. No one says Rafa is a Saint. Why would he be a saint. He is human. He just dealt with challenges better than other players. This is someone who has a chronic disease, who deals with pain everyday. This makes his self control even more remarkable Why wouldn’t he get angry on court, he is human. He won’t shout at his wife, box or ballkids like we see veterans and younger players do He will argue with Umpire as he should, they make a mess. It’s his career, he can’t let them mess him up. Temper tantrums, throwing toys out of his cot, 😊don’t think so. Rafa doesn’t act like a child, players do call supervisors and threaten not to play. It’s not like swearing at the official where it would be heard. Belittle and berate. I guess he has done so well, that you have to nitpick, point out he is no Saint. He probably did swear but we didn’t hear. He stuck to the point, we’re talking 22+ years Singles, doubles, Davis Cup matches Exemplary not Saintly He wasted time with his ticks, trying to calm himself and Centre himself He wasn’t punished enough for it. he provided entertainment, sure but it didn’t mean they should have shown him so much respect for his personal ticks The guy has insane principles which he lived by. He practiced what he preached . His autobiography gives great insight to who he is and why he behaved the way he did. Everything connects: principles, values and his behavior Cheers
No one has ever said he's perfect, and I think a lot of people have noticed that he swears 😏. But he never got angry at anyone, his frustration was always directed at himself, not at others, and that's a feat. There must be 2% of people in the world able to hold their nerves like that.
All 3 have been a blessing to tennis for sure. The sport is at a totally different level both in skill and cultural impact. I do have to say that if there were any masters on grass, Fed would have at least 10 more masters to his name.
@@Jrevo77 For golf, tennis, and soccer (all left handed or left footed) or just sports, he is left handed but he signs autographs right handed. I guess you could call him ambidextrous. But for sports, always lefty.
About the racket s , well nope Rafa did destroyed many racket s along the way , unlike Novak , Rafa did it in private, ,,, he apply the : cuado nadie me ve puedo ser o no ser 😂 )
Rafa has more GS titles than Federer, and a winning head to head record against him, but you thought the GOAT debate was between Djoko and Federer? But "an argument could be made" to include Rafa in that debate? You must be out of your mind.
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Karma for stealing Medvedev's Ao2022- absolutely disgusting, the umpire was corrupt, and didn't silence the rowdy crowd, letting it affect Medvedev mentally, a disgrace, at least now Medvedev got a chance in 2025.
Medvevev has a weak mentality,if you're truly a champion you will be able to deal with the crowd.I've seen nadal doing it when he was a teen against worst crowds and winning. Stop making excuses for medvevev poor mentality
@@damh89g Point is, the umpire still failed him, and didn't shut them up! It's not Medvedev's job to do the umpire's job, he's a tennis player- that's what they get paid for, he should be fired!
AO 2022. I’m Melbournian and will never forget it. In the third when there seemed to be no hope I prayed for him to just make it to the fourth. What took place afterwards is history. Thing is I’m a single Dad raising a disabled child, and it’s really challenging. Rafa inspired me that night, he made me cry, and reminded me to never give up no matter how helpless the fight seems. Every time I’m overwhelmed I think about what I saw happen that night. Rafa transcends tennis. He is the ultimate role model and inspiration for that hardest of endurance sports: life itself. Gracias Rafa.
Man, I will miss him on the tour... No one had me at the edge of my seat like him and his matches, win or lose, always felt monumental. So many awesome memories.
My favorite Rafa match is from the 2004 Miami tournament when 17 year old Nadal played 22 year old, world #1, Roger Federer for the very first time... and beat Roger 6-3, 6-3. And that was on a hard court. That 17 year old kid beat the best player in the world... and won twice as many games as Roger. Federer played in 17 tournaments in 2004 - making 11 finals and winning all 11 of them. He lost just 6 matches the entire year. He was easily the best player in the world... and 17 year old Rafa owned him that day.
Another favorite Rafa match happened later in 2004 - when Nadal beat world #2 (Andy Roddick) in the Davis Cup finals 6-7 (6-8 in tie breaker), 6-2, 7-6 (8-6 in tie breaker), 6-2. In doing so, Rafa became the youngest player to win a singles match for the winning team in a Davis Cup final.
As a Novak fan, the AO 2012 is my favorite because that was the peak of sport for me. What they did for 6 hours... It will be hard for another sports event to match that level of brutal mental resilience and tenacity.
Respect and admiration towards Rafa and a huge thank you for all the nerves who took from me while tormenting Novak. :D
In his last match, for the first time ever, I was wholeheartedly supporting Rafa to win the second set just so that we could see one more set of him, and of him and Novak fighting against each other.
Best of wishes to the penultimate Big 4 member. Salute 🫡
This was a very nice tribute to Rafa.
Even with all of Nadal's numerous injuries... Rafa still has the best Grand Slam event winning percentage of the big three.
Rafa played in 68 GS tournaments - and won 22 (.324 event W%).
Novak has played in 76 GS tournaments - and won 24 (.316 event W%).
Roger played in 81 GS tournaments - and won 20 (.247 event W%).
Rafa also has a much better head to head record vs. Roger and Novak at the Grand Slams.
Rafa was 11-7 vs. Novak (.611 W%)
Rafa was 10-4 vs. Roger (.714 W%)
Novak was 11-6 vs. Roger (.647 W%)
Rafa 21-11 vs Novak & Roger (.656 W%)
Novak 18-17 vs. Rafa & Roger (.514 W%)
Roger 10-21 vs. Rafa & Novak (.323 W%).
Nadal is the best Grand Slam player of the three.
And somehow... amazingly, Nadal has this much better record despite the fact that 3 of the 4 GS are played on surfaces that favor Novak and Roger.
Rafa is also the greatest Davis Cup player of all time.
He is 29-1 in Davis Cup singles - and his only loss was his very first match on February 6th of 2004 at age 17. He has had 29 consecutive singles wins over the rest of his career. Rafa and Feliciano Lopez lost a Davis Cup doubles match (7-9 in the 5th set) on September 24th, 2005. Rafa has won EVERY Davis Cup match that he has played since that match. From September 25th, 2005 through today (October 28th, 2024)... Rafa is 25-0 in singles and 7-0 in doubles. He led Spain to FIVE Davis Cup wins.
I agree with you, I am of those who thinks that there is a big 3 for sure, but the GOAT debate in my opinion is not that easy and I prefer to do it as Mckenrroe: Novak the GOAT in hard, Rafa The Goat on clay and Federer on Grass
He 's the first one to say "if, if, if, doesn't exist"... but I don't care what they say. It's obvious that missing 14 GS and withdrawing from other 5 GS, and still manage to win 22 GS, just 2 below the male player with the highest amount, says a lot.
He’s still the goat in my eyes, the best role medal and ambassador of the sport in my life time. His fighting spirit and consistency on tour was amazing to watch. I’ve never watched another player who gave my the joy of watching Rafa play, he made me wanna hit the courts after his matches. We will miss him 🐐
Thank you so much for making a video like this. I am glad you included all the things Rafa had endure over his career. It was so touching. As someone who grew up watching Nadal all my life, i knew this day was coming sooner or later. But he taught me how to truly fight for everything, and left us with so many incredible memories. He will always be my hero ❤
He was the most influential player on the mosern game. The topspin, forehand, sleeveless shirts, physicality, and smaller grips are all now common in the game.
Rafa has brought a lot to the sport. And has reached a level where it doesn’t matter whose fan you are.., your soul accepts and your tongue confesses that he is the greatest of all time. A player never to be forgotten….
I cant imagine we will ever see anything like him again on clay
not once in a lifetime, once ever
To be fair Iga Swiatek is pretty much as dominant on clay
@@kevinlocatelli1721 wrong, nowhere near.
@@kevinlocatelli1721 lol no she is not. Also, Swiatek has never had to compete against the likes of a Federer, Djokovic, Murray, etc. not even remotely comparable
@@kevinlocatelli1721 As much as I respect Swiatek for her accomplishments, woman's tennis and man's tennis are like different sports entirely as the great Serena Williams herself admitted. So it is inappropriate to compare them side by side, on discussion of ATP players' accomplishment only ATP players are relevant
This channel is so underrated. You deserve many more views and subscriptions
Thank you. He acknowledges the Big Four. When this video opened up my head got so hot. Had me in the first half. Great work once again
Thank you for everything, Rafa.
I hope he will reply to this
Wimbledon 2008 was by far the most incredible match i’ve ever watched. It had everything a great tennis match needs.
He will always be my favorite player, Roger Novak and especially him made me love tennis
Wimbledon 2008 my favourite win for Rafa. Have loved him forever since I saw him at The Australian Open in Melbourne, when he was 18. I was in my fifties, and all the young girls behind me were shouting, We Love You Nadal’, and I could see why. He was gorgeous outside and now we know in many other ways. Shall never, ever forget Rafael Nadal.
Fed is the goat for me(I know nadal is more accomplished)
But Fed wouldn’t have been as great without Nadal. He was an absolute force to be reckoned with on the tennis court. He will be missed. I consider it an honor to have gotten to watch these guys play. I wish I would have went in person.
4th round Roland Garros back in 2017. his dominance was insane. I had just recently gotten back into Tennis after years of not wanting to be a part of it in any kinda way. Thanks for a lifetime full of memories 🥹 and thanks for a great tribute video 🙏🏻
My favorite video from your channel so far. Rafa is my fav player and while he fell short on the GOAT discussion, he was an immense player. Really enjoyed this ride 🥺
My top 5 favourite Rafa's victories are:
1. Australian Open 2022
2. US Open 2013
3. Wimbledon 2008
4. Australian Open 2009
5. US Open 2010
Also US Open 2019 and Olympics 2008 are honourable mentions
true dominance in tennis is that most consecutive week in top 10 ranking
912 weeks in spite of all injuries he faced
no one can brake this record
what an athlete
what a warrior
Rafa the true GOAT
It's interesting how you say the GOAT debate (if there is one) centers more around Novak and Federer than Novak and Rafa. I think the slam count is secondary to the lopsided hth on hardcourts between Rafa and Novak. I was desperate to see Rafa get one more win against Novak on Hard-courts, but I knew it was a long-shot: do you think Novak worked Nadal out on this surface over time, or do you think Rafa simply slowed down too much after 2012/3?
Honored to have met him at RG 2022
Thanks for this video sir. Brought tears to my eyes.
This is technology in tennis. Building a player that absolutely dominates a surface. The style development and fitness training involved in this process are worth learning. Tennis is interesting because there are so many possibilities.
Roger is my favorite tennis player and Rafa is my best tennis human!
That passion for the gameand respect for people is so admirable
Thanks for making this video for Rafa 😊
The only thing I wished Rafa had improved early in his career was his serve. He would have won even more outside clay and probably avoided some injuries.
Thank you so much for this video, really.
AO2022 Greatest comeback in tennis history…in all sports. 🔥
Always have been a pleasure to watch Rafael Nadal play tennis thank you for everything ❤
King of tennis
Thank you for pointing out he was so good on all surfaces……….clay was just his best. While Roger was active……..I didn’t like Rafa……..hearing he’s retired makes me very sad. He was a gift to the sport. As a Federer fan, nadal made me sad as he seemed to get the best of fed more than anyone. He will have to be in any goat consideration.
tennis inspiration and legend we will always remember you!!!
Lovely video, thank you for it!
First we need to see u as a tennis ball boy hahaha Rafa will go down as the most spirited tennis player never to give up on a point and the best lefty to play.
Thank you Rafa!
Viva España 🇪🇸 Viva Rafa 🫡👑 Legends never die , Vamos 💪🏽
I dont remember him being injured this much
Heavy top spin for the world.
Wimbledon final
Ace vid my dude 🦾
It’s easy to say but can only imagine how many more slams he could of had if not for the injuries at least 2/3 more RG and a couple US
A couple of Wimbledon too, he had several knee issues and that's why he wasn't able to win Wimbledon later on in his career.
ahh, i'm in houston though, so close yet so far
Djokovic is smartest of the three. He wants to be his best on the big titles. Even though he is considered as record chaser by his critics, he keeps his cool and only concentrating on grand slams. I am sure he will have another 5 or 6 titles before he retire.
The end of the best era ever ! The big 4 era was something I cant explain ! The 3 greatest ever in the same generation and some all Time greats legends murray Wawrinka delpo ect…That was something
He may not be the goat but his French open record might never be broken.
I’m feeling sad now
RAFA 🐐
My ICON 21 YEARS
ONE IS RAFA❤❤❤
There will never be another Rafael Nadal.
The raquet thing its remarksble for sure, but rafa wasnt an emotionless robot, he got frustrated, had tantrums, and sweared like any other player, maybe people dodnt catched cause he sweared in spanish, but he did, and thats ok, just i dont like when they had to overblown the "no break raquets" to make him seems like a monk when he was one of the most passionate and intense characters on court
Great point there!
But he hasn’t broken a racquet. That’s important because he played as a teen to 38 years.
It’s an important reminder to us to be measured in our approach in what we do.
No one says Rafa is a Saint. Why would he be a saint. He is human. He just dealt with challenges better than other players. This is someone who has a chronic disease, who deals with pain everyday. This makes his self control even more remarkable
Why wouldn’t he get angry on court, he is human. He won’t shout at his wife, box or ballkids like we see veterans and younger players do
He will argue with Umpire as he should, they make a mess. It’s his career, he can’t let them mess him up.
Temper tantrums, throwing toys out of his cot, 😊don’t think so.
Rafa doesn’t act like a child, players do call supervisors and threaten not to play. It’s not like swearing at the official where it would be heard. Belittle and berate.
I guess he has done so well, that you have to nitpick, point out he is no Saint. He probably did swear but we didn’t hear.
He stuck to the point, we’re talking 22+ years
Singles, doubles, Davis Cup matches
Exemplary not Saintly
He wasted time with his ticks, trying to calm himself and Centre himself
He wasn’t punished enough for it. he provided entertainment, sure but it didn’t mean they should have shown him so much respect for his personal ticks
The guy has insane principles which he lived by. He practiced what he preached .
His autobiography gives great insight to who he is and why he behaved the way he did.
Everything connects: principles, values and his behavior
Cheers
No one has ever said he's perfect, and I think a lot of people have noticed that he swears 😏. But he never got angry at anyone, his frustration was always directed at himself, not at others, and that's a feat. There must be 2% of people in the world able to hold their nerves like that.
Djokovic doesn’t have a slam on him
All 3 have been a blessing to tennis for sure. The sport is at a totally different level both in skill and cultural impact.
I do have to say that if there were any masters on grass, Fed would have at least 10 more masters to his name.
Djokovic doesn’t have any slam on him.
Rafa ❤
Rafa❤️
My favourite Nadal moment was when he absolutely smashed the forehand vs Nole on match point in Madrid
Which year?
NADAL Is NOT a lefty. He's a RIGHT HANDED player who hits with this LEFT hand.
so his a lefty then since he plays left handed
@@Jrevo77 he was born right handed but tony trained him to play left handed cos of advantages over the tour
@@KhaosTheGoat yeah but he plays left handed and has for ages so that’s his dominant hand now
@@Jrevo77 For golf, tennis, and soccer (all left handed or left footed) or just sports, he is left handed but he signs autographs right handed. I guess you could call him ambidextrous. But for sports, always lefty.
@@KhaosTheGoat yeah his definitely ambidextrous then
Djokovic will represent the era of the big three when he retires... the tennis I know and love will finally turn a new leaf 😭😭😭
Djokovic's Gold Medal at the Olympics was the perfect story-book ending for the Big 3.
Rafa has been such an inspiration, he has definitely earned his spot in the big three.
About the racket s , well nope Rafa did destroyed many racket s along the way , unlike Novak , Rafa did it in private, ,,, he apply the : cuado nadie me ve puedo ser o no ser 😂 )
Grey rock!
Such a nice place! 👍
Rafa has more GS titles than Federer, and a winning head to head record against him, but you thought the GOAT debate was between Djoko and Federer? But "an argument could be made" to include Rafa in that debate? You must be out of your mind.
2008 Wimbledon
The second greatest of all time 😊
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Nadal is 5 years younger than Federer, technically both retired in 2022 laver Cup
I will always be a Federer fan however Rafa will always be one of the Goats
Best sportsman of all time
Haven’t watched the video yet but to answer your question.. yes and that player will be Carlos Alcaraz.
No cursing? WRONG- go look at the AO2022 final interview, where he said the f word, yeah right- what a shambles- couldn't contain his excitement!
Karma for stealing Medvedev's Ao2022- absolutely disgusting, the umpire was corrupt, and didn't silence the rowdy crowd, letting it affect Medvedev mentally, a disgrace, at least now Medvedev got a chance in 2025.
I am honestly sorry for your miserable life full of hatred, get well soon🧠
Medvevev has a weak mentality,if you're truly a champion you will be able to deal with the crowd.I've seen nadal doing it when he was a teen against worst crowds and winning. Stop making excuses for medvevev poor mentality
@@damh89g Point is, the umpire still failed him, and didn't shut them up! It's not Medvedev's job to do the umpire's job, he's a tennis player- that's what they get paid for, he should be fired!