Nadal's INSANE winner against Federer! 🔥

Rafael Nadal hit this insane passing shot against Roger Federer in the semifinals of the Australian Open 2012. #Shorts

Welcome to the official Australian Open TV YouTube channel. The Australian Open is the first Grand Slam of the year and takes place in Melbourne. Rafael Nadal is the men’s singles reigning champion and Ashleigh Barty is the women’s singles reigning champion. The tournament takes place on 25 hard courts, including Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena and John Cain Arena. Look out for highlights, press conferences, memorable moments and much more!

[denzelnolet]

He's literally one of the best athletes, in every sense of the word, to exist

[Rahulkumar-ppyc]

one the best rivalry in tennis history.
They are good friends off the court.

[pawshands]

This is what's missing in the men's game. A rivalry to keep you on the edge. Roger & Rafael did this and so much more. What legends!

[mithilgarg]

The last shot by Roger was perfect but Rafa's comeback was exceptional.

[radhikajamwal]

Years later he's still able to produce this shot (against zverev RG2022) Simply outrageous

[Jimmy]

This point is one of the craziest point in the history 😱

[Chaygerbomb]

Was moving so fast he was just a blur for a second.

[hassan_a]

Too much class in one video. I loved all those matches. I grew up watching these two guys.

[AADIBAWA]

Admire him while he is still playinggg, , , , one of a kind

[reynjoker]

He saved a set point the same way against zverev in french open.

[srlkbdn]

Both are outstanding and incredible players. No one can match up to these standards of both the players.

[alphalegacy]

and ten years later he hits the same shot against zverev! ombelieable!

[aamirrazak]

Insane shot making from both players but nadal with an out of this world final forehand

[dharmendia]

I watched it on Live match.
Commentator said at time that: "Don't celebrate too early when Rafa is involved "
Epic one.

[marilynsmall]

Insanely good! I watched at least 10 times

[RickyBeatsOff]

This sounds like the millipede counting the legs on a centipede from family guy

[saicharan]

Actually this tournament he played verdasco in semifinal just the day before and played 5 sets against him and played Federer in final for 5 sets and won. Won't be repeated again😊

[ddobrsky]

Speed in tennis unlocks great angles when pulled wide

[ltjoseph]

Federer thought he won the point
and wasn't ready for Nadal to
be able to get to the ball before
a 2nd bounce.

[xwyeuem]

This guy is funny, and always smiling. I get tickled at the people's reactions.