The Day Roger Federer's Backhand Was Unstoppable (60FPS)

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Published 2018-09-03
This is the day Roger Federer's one handed backhand was the best! He hit amazing winners as well as shots that forced some errors out of Rafael Nadal. This is match took place at the Australian Open 2017 Final.

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All Comments (21)
  • @MonachusRex
    The ridiculous thing is that Rafa was absolutely amazing in this match as well. He did everything right. Used the same tricks he used to beat Federer so many times in the past. But that backhand had some serious venom that night.
  • @The-Dom
    Just HAD to include that forehand down the line winner. lol.
  • @jonnfury6620
    Federerā€™s backhand is the definition of poetry in motion.
  • @JJ-zy3zv
    Thereā€™s something about Federer that is just different. Itā€™s pure greatness. Creative genius. Master at work. There will never be another RF.
  • @sunnydays5742
    Still gives me goosebumps .....Federer in full flight is the best sight in sport. Ever!
  • @rajesh1234568
    To play against Federer is like playing against entire crowd in stadium. The kind of support he gets across the world is phenomenal
  • @kyungyu1481
    Rafa seemed to be in shock with Roger's backhand winners. This match lived up to all the hype -- two champions who just give us their all -- there will never be another two like Roger/Rafa.
  • Came back to this video just minutes after I heard Roger's decision to retire.I don't know whether I was expecting to see anything new,since i have seen this video (and many others about him) dozens of times, but I 've just finished rewatching it with tears in my eyes.Tears of saddness in the realisation that I am never going to see my favourite tennis player gracing the court ever again. But also tears of joy for all the memories that have been accompanying my whole life. I want to thank Roger for all the nummerless times that he has left me stunned,while watching him thrush his opposition,for making want to pick up tennis,copying his moves and dreaming that I was just like him when I won my first tournament all those years ago.I want to thank him for cheering me up everytime he played,no matter what I was feeling at the time.But most importantly I want to thank him for making me believe that art can be created out of nothing and that evereyone can take part in the moments of art and magic that he created.For all of that,Roger,thank you from the bottom of my heart.
  • @roti1700
    I'd give my life up to watch Federer play like this again in one more slam final, especially against Djokovic. Just back himself in and smash that backhand
  • @metallica23341
    Federers mind was clear knowing he had just gotten back from injury and all the mental pressure of everyone expecting him to win wasnt weighing down on him when he is free in mind and pressure and he just goes out there and plays freely its truly amazing and hes the best noones tops him when hes like this i hope he gets there again one more time
  • @wilfy7744
    My favourite ever match. Brings a tear to my eye. As a long suffering fan of Federer, having seen him suffer at the hands of Nadal for years, this was redemption. Iā€™ve never seen him play with such guts. Not many guys have won a slam at 35, let alone against one of the greatest ever players. Pretty special Iā€™d say. Itā€™s gonna take a few more years to recover from Wimbledon 2019. Heā€™s injured again now in 2021. Hope to see him play again though.
  • @seppukun208
    My heart was beating so fast for Roger to finally win another grand slam that night after a drought of 4 years or so, I thought I was gonna have a heart attack
  • Boy, every federer fan should witness and live that path defining and path breaking 5th set endless times
  • @brentcrude8565
    5:46 THAT rally. Props to the OP for including it, even though it wasn't a backhand winner. But let's be honest, any video about this match that does NOT include that rally is considered a criminal offense. You did the right thing. šŸ˜†
  • @Magician3388
    It's interesting how Federer stops himself from coming to net at 6:09 and again at 6:11. It's like he instinctually knew over years of experience that there was a good chance Nadal would come up with the pass and resisted.
  • @tarq9757
    I never saw Roger returned every single shot with all this intense. I wonder if Roger felt deep in his heart that this game could be his last grand slam final against Rafa, so he wanted to put all his experience, mentally and physically, in this match.
  • @ThankMyself
    Not only unstoppable but also very quiet. He was playing so quietly ... IN THE ZONE! He literally flew, glided and floated off and on that court. AMAZING!
  • @Andrea1491to
    Send this video to Roger please.. We need him back
  • @stuartamcmanus
    This is a true testament to Nadal and his talent, being able to take someone like Federer who is playing as beautiful as that, to 5.
  • @godfrieza9924
    The first time I saw Nadal actually hitting on Federerā€™s forehand side out of desperation coz he knew Federerā€™s backhand was not only good but totally unstoppable.