10 Times Roger Federer Went GOD MODE! 🔥

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[joshuathompson]

God mode Federer is just normal Federer when he actually converts break points

[ReuvenF]

I've always been a big Federer fan, but watching this, I finally realized why I appreciate HIS particular greatness more.
Watch Nadal or Murray or Djokovic. When they're playing their best, they make great gets and hit amazing shots and are running themselves red in the face.
Federer does all of that. But when he's playing like this it just looks effortless. There's an element of chess (strategy) in his play where he's 3-4 "moves" (shots) ahead and the final shot is just some little volley.
There's a grace and fluidity that other players don't have.

[sol]

No one else could make a commentator utter "Nadal never stood a chance." Unbelievable skills

[MrJohndory]

As a huge fan of Nadal I have no problems in saying confidently that Federer is the best tennis player of all time

[pawshands]

I will never see another player that showcases the game's beauty like only Roger Federer does.

[bigrobsydney]

All of these matches are amazing, but for me, the craziest was 6-0 6-0 against Gaston Gaudio. Please remember, at this time, GG was a top 10 player, and this happened at the year end finals. Roger had gone 81-3. Read that again... 81 wins, and only 3 losses, so far in the year. His form was crazy.

[mplslawnguy]

I could just watch him hit ground strokes all day. I've never seen a player make extremely hard shots look so effortless. The athletic ability is off the charts, a once in a lifetime kind of player. I will miss not seeing him at the majors. Hopefully he has a few more in him.

[fractalinfect]

The Fed we see against Blake in 2006 shows that Fed in his prime was the GOAT. No player has ever come close to this kind of ability.

[henriquelaydner]

Federer must be the only player that gets a smiley “thank you for crushing me“ from his opponents.

[mainemceachern]

2 things: 1. Roger was insanely fast - up there with Rafa and Novak - when he was in his mid-20s; 2. Roger is the greatest offensive tennis player ever. RESPECT from a Rafa (and general tennis) fan.

[astonm.]

Those backhands against Blake were out of this world. Never seen Nadal or Djokovic produce anything similar, so consistent, so aggressive, so flawless. Like the commentator said: it was a privilege to watch this level of perfection, never seen before etcetc. There is only one GOAT.

[Driulinkin]

"He's got that reflex like a mangoose on amphetamine" must be the best quote in the history of sports announcers ever

[MathisBesnier]

Federer is the only person to have a 6-0 set on every surface against nadal and that to me is unbelievable

[martygough]

Forget who ends up wining the most grandslams, if we are asking who is the greatest player ever, then it is Federer, hands down. Technically speaking, he is the best. I think he won 20 without breaking a sweat, I actually think he has underachieved in his career and should have won 30 he is that good.

[arnatri]

There may be many debates regarding the GOAT, but tbh, watching him especially in his prime does not leave any room for discussion at all....he simply glides across the court!

[Carlos-fnhl]

Pure perfection, absolute genius, ... How many times have you heard commentators saying the same about any other player

[kamigoye]

Match against Blake is the most impressive imo. Blake played well but Federer was just untouchable that day

[giovannispinotti]

We can argue nowadays about Nole and Rafa having a shot at 🐐, and I mean, there's a point in it and nobody would dismiss the greatness of the two players.

But seeing prime Roger play is poetry. It's a work of art, is mystical and magical.

Even if he'll end his career winning less than the other 2, nobody will make me change the idea that his purest form is the best tennis ever played.

[LoppiArj]

Someone should save this video for future generations

[trulaila]

Dat backhands against James Blake, damn, wish he used those aggresive shots more often during his career