One of the best forehand on tour? 💯👍🏼🔥 #FEDERER

[initialize]

Can you link the video of this full practice session?

[slpfcw]

Federer's game is powerful enough for a grand slam stadium as well as graceful enough to be a centerpiece in an art museum. Our generation was so lucky to have witnessed his game in flesh and bones!

[dnantis]

This guy was on another level in style and footwork !!!

Miss his playing on tours !!!

[jenni]

The best forehand I have ever seen. With his grip and his sublime footwork he could put the same ball in pockets you thought weren't possible. A liquid whip. The racket head moved so smooth and so fluid. Great careers have been forged by evading the Federer forehand like death.

[Mr.International]

His forehead is the most efficient and most beautiful shot I’ve ever seen in tennis. It’s like a whip . So effortless and fluid. Poetry in motion

[stevel.]

This man is one of the reasons we love tennis.

[broza]

Amazing. His backhand is equally deadly too. What a legend of a player.

[dma]

Probably said too often. But this is pure poetry in motion

[reymui]

It's the best forehand ever. Straight arm eastern grip, can take early on rise and generates incredible pace while hitting deep.

[dannyknas]

I’m a huuuge Rafa’s fan, but Federer’s style is an art of beauty

[roastmytennis]

Almost wanna cry knowing well never see such mastry and aesthetically flawless superior technique and form. He is flawless form on EVERY fucking shot. Glad I found love and passion for tennis back in 2015 to watch the remainder of the big three dominance

[pawshands]

Roger has the most consistent aggressive forehand ever. Anyone else tries this and he will break his wrists.

[mirzab]

The level of mastery he had is unparalleled.. now when I look back at his videos I dont know why I feel like he is an under acheiver even after 20 grand slams.. He was that good

[hemmygrant]

And his backhand is even more of a thing of beauty

[rajeebbarma]

how long are we gonna miss this guy. only god knows

[xdtelling]

Thanks for this video it helped me alot

[jty]

Yes, that's one hell of a forehand. When Federer was younger and he hit the ball a bit flatter, the ball would even still be rising as it hit the back wall.

[eswarrao]

Wrist lag, balance, contact under ball, bend, body rotation all in a inch perfect follow

[philips]

The lateness of the wrist is insane and love the elegant look of straight elbow of his forehand

[ricardogastmann]

You are great! Put it in slow motion 👏👏👏👏 I'm trying teach tennis to my daughter and this is perfect to her see 👏👏👏👏🤗