10 Minutes Of Roger Federer Sending Commentators WILD

Not enough adjectives in the dictionary for this man!

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[fractalinfect]

The one quality that Federer had above and beyond any player (past or present) was GRACE. Nadal hustles with frenetic energy and bustling athleticism, Novak has the complete game with little to no weaknesses, but Roger played with an effortless élan, a grace and fluidity that almost made him seem a ballet dancer. He made impossible shots with an artistry that defied and transcended the limitations the rest of us burden under. I think that's why it was so exhilarating to watch him play: he made the improbable rote, and the impossible seem easy, giving all of us a glimpse into how it would feel to truly fly.

[oneone]

When Roger plays it’s not a game but an art perfected to the precision. His footwork, balance, recovery and court coverage and his versatile shots are such a pleasure to watch. You can literally learn to play tennis just by watching his videos alone.

[Shreysoldier]

There will never be another one like him. We'll miss you 🐐♥️

[josephsantana]

He wont have the stats to be considered the goat on paper. But prime Federer is the highest level of tennis ever achieved.

[kumailhaider]

I shed a tear after watching this. Truly a legend of tennis.

[HScripturez]

I think it’s safe to say no one will ever be as majestic on a tennis court as this man was

[SanthoshSamuel]

Commentators always go wild when Roger plays. Whether he wins or loses, the flair and shot-making are stuff of Gods. Absolutely flawless! 🐐

[twinwankel]

Just incredible. Anyone who has even attempted to play tennis knows how hard tennis is to master and this guy's talent is just miles above everyone. If had one-tenth his talent, I would be in the tour today. I will never forget this man. He is a true joy to watch and I consider myself so lucky that I witness every moment of his glorious career. I just feel sad that young children will never witness your talent. Unfortunately all great things must come to an end. I hope to see you in exhibitions with your friend Andy Roddick again. Thank you for everything. May retirement bring you as much happiness as you given all your fans.

[rszanger]

His playing style was so unique, and above rest of the players, classy player, and person on, and off the court. He's so different than any other players since the game of tennis invented. One of the most loved tennis players if not of all athletes.

[woodjackson]

Forget about the numbers. Greatest of all time. No time wasting, no false injuries. Just glorious tennis, constantly.

[Editor_Hound]

Others have played with more power, with more spin, with more speed, but no one will match Roger's grace, elegance, touch. He made billions fall in love with tennis and left us in awe. We can only thank him and wish him all the best!

[geniusfollower]

The amount of sad nostalgia and sheer sense of mourning on youtube since the announcement of Roger's retirement has been something else. Thanks for posting!

[diptanupandey]

End of an Era. Thank you Maéstro, a.k.a. Roger Federer for all the memories. It was an honour witnessing your grace, elegance, flamboyance. There will never be another athlete, another Champion, another #Legend like you. You are simply the very You made us all fall in love with this sport. You made us believe that no matter how hard life knocks us down, we must never give up and keep Believeing. It was a privilege watching you, right from my childhood days, almost 2 decades ago till now. You are an icon in not only tennis, but also the Sporting Universe as a whole. We all realise what you had to go through the past 3 years with 3 back to back arthroscopic surgeries on the knee. The only thing I am happy about now is that you will be relieved of the physical stress that a tennis athlete has to endure in order to play at the highest level. Needless to say that it breaks my heart to even imagine that you will never be seen again in the ATP Circuit after next week. 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔Tennis will never be the same again without you, Rog! This is the saddest day of Tennis till now. 🙏🏻💔 You revolutionized the sport in astronomical proportions Roger. Your Legacy shall live on forever. 🙏🏻❤️ Tennis will never be the same again without you. 🙏🏻💔 Thank you from the bottom of my heart. ❣️❤

2017... What a dream year it was!! 🙏🏻❤️ Now only the memories remain for us to cherish.

Here are some of the feats achieved by Roger Federer.

1. Record 237 Consecutive weeks as World Number 1(from February 2004 to July 2008) and a total of 310 weeks as World #1.

2. Record 65 consecutive Grass Court wins from 2003 to 2008

3. Record 19 ATP Titles on grass.

3. Record 5 consecutive Wimbledon Titles(2003-2007), a record shared with Bjon Borg.

4. 20 Grand Slam Titles, the 3rd Highest after Rafa Nadal(22) and Novak Djokovic (21).

5. Record 8 Wimbledon Titles.

6. 6 Australian Open Titles, the 2nd highest after Novak Djokovic(9).

7. Record 5 US Open Titles, shared with Pete Sampras and Jimmy Connors

8. 1 Roland Garros Title, where he had lost 4 of those Finals against Rafa Nadal, the winner of 14 Roland Garros Titles and is yet to lose a Roland Garros Final.

9. Record 23 Consecutive Grand Slam semi final appearances from 2005 Roland Garros to 2010 Australian Open, which also features a record 10 consecutive Grand Slam Finals from 2005 Wimbledon to 2007 US Open, followed by yet another 8 consecutive Grand Slam Finals from 2008 Roland Garros to 2010 Australian Open.

10. Record 369 Grand Slam match wins from 429 matches(86% wins), including 105 wins and 14 losses at Wimbledon(88%), 102 wins and 15 losses at Australian Open(87%), 89 wins and 14 losses at US Open(86%), 73 wins and 17 losses at Roland Garros(81%).

11.103 ATP Titles including 1251 ATP match wins out of 1500 matches, only 2nd to Connors's 107 ATP Titles and 1274 match wins.

12. Oldest ever World Number 1 in 2018( 36 years, 10 months).

13. Recovered to win from a 2 sets to 0 deficit on 10 occassions. Rafa has done that 4 tines and Novak 7 times.

14. Olympics Gold Medalist(doubles) with Stan Wawrinka at the 2008 Beijing Olymlics and Olympics Silver Medalist(singles) at the 2012 London Olympics.

15. Davis Cup Champion( 2014).

16. 0 match retirements.

Needless to say that the Legacy of this Great Man is beyond any numbers. He revolutionized the sport in astronomical levels with his fluid style of play, that made this Challenging sport seem like a walk in the park. He is in every sense THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME. He now leaves behind an INFINITE LEGACY, and a void that can never ever be fulfilled. The Legacy built on a foundation of a combination of God-gifted talent, hard work, dedication and enormous sacrifice. Thank you Roger Federer for everything you gave to the Sport, thank you for the sheer joy, encouragement, motivation, belief that you gave us over the years. There will never ever be another Champion like you. 💯❣️❤️

[janekholsten]

Damn those 10 mins flew by like nothing. Such a joy to watch the magician at work. He will be missed! Those half volleys man.. out of this world.

[Carlos-fnhl]

Whoever created tennis probably imagined that one day a player would reach absolute perfection, that player ended up being Roger Federer

[scottsterry]

One of the underrated parts of RF’s career is that the majority of it took place in the Hi-Def era. We will get to keep seeing these types of video
clips in all their majesty in crisp clarity. Unlike Borg, McEnroe, Laver, Connors, et. al.

[hatimtim]

I start to love Alcaraz, but when seeing this I realise how effortless and magic the tennis of Federer was. Incredibly classy... no wonder he will always be the GOAT no matter GS numbers.

[insulani]

I don’t see myself going back watching videos from his main competitors once they have retired. Can’t get enough of watching Federer though. I believe as humans we always long for beauty as it elates the soul and evokes emotions. This is what I experience watching this. Pure joy.

[juliancoleman]

My favourite athlete :(( the day has come, been through the ups and downs, I’ll never forget how he won the AO in 17, Wimbledon in 17 & AO again in 18. Proved everyone wrong & helped inspired a martial artists like myself. I’m now 23 years old but tennis was the first sport I loved growing up! Thank you for everything! All aboard the fedexpress!

[estel]

At the end of the day it comes down to this, with enough training you could play like Djokovic, but with no amount of training could you play like federer