Roger Federer The Best Clutch Set Ever!؟

Hey guys! for Roger Federer fans i have some sweet stuff!

[terry]

Every one of Fed's winners from 1-3 down in the final set, were fully committed, do-or-die shots. The power he was generating off his backhand was just incredible. Both players threw the kitchen sink at one another and, in the end, Roger was last man standing.


I have watched this last set, countless times, and, it never gets old. For all tennis fans, this was Rafa & Roger's "gift" for the ages!

[youssefse]

federer's backhand in 2017 was pure magic

[ashishmitra]

I don't think anyone will ever forget this match. Federer was 1- 3 down in the final set. Than he came back with those unforgettable shots. Fortunate that i have seen it live.

[saidmiranda]

Rafa may think sometimes, "I had it, I was so close and I let it go". But when you watch the full set, Rafa has absolutely nothing to regret about. Federer simply entered the clutch zone, and started to find his way to the title via winners. He took all risks, he went for it, he wished the victory more. It was his best set in terms of mindset. Roger won.



On the other hand, Rafa did let the victory go against Novak in 2012, when he was a break up 4-2 and 30-15, when he missed that infamous easy backhand passing shot that would eventually lead to Novak's victory. Anyway, these two finals are, probably, Rafa's most painful losses of his career.

[james]

This Australian open final was probably my favorite tennis match of all time

[jimnosnow]

Can we all agree this is the most magical moment in tennis history? 2 best ever returning to peak level of play for a whole season.

[yueli]

When he was down 1-3 I thought it was all over, the fairy tale was too good to be true. Yet the most magical thing happened. Still my favorite sports moment ever.

[hellboyrip]

"Set of the decade" in the history of tennis 🎾.

[chrysafisstamoudis]

Was watching it live, was in tears then, am in tears now. Simply amazing !

[notsohandytim]

Rafa had to be thinking, "I can't believe this is happening".

[pmhd]

"What part of the brain does that come from, Roger?"
"The genius part"
ahahahah

[wannabee]

There has been good tennis players. There has been truly great tennis players. But there is only 1 Roger Federer and I dont think I will ever see another man who'll come even remotely close to him. He truly has set the bar to a height NO other tennis player will attain in a very long time. RESPECT Roger.

[sirch]

I remember I started crying when Roger won this ❤️ pure emotion after all those years watching and we can’t get enough from him

[jpmcnult]

These are exactly the kind of sets that keep me coming back to watch Roger. I feel like if he wants to, he can do this every set.

[mazzali]

I still remember Exactly where I was - Waiting for my meeting - Checked the score - Fed was 1-3 down - then I checked the score after my meeting and tears came out of my eyes - Pure Joy - Pure Euphoria

[naveen]

At 4:28 i was literally in tears such was the elegance with which federer won the rally, great man .

[harryreal]

This is what a zen state of mind is. Its only Roger and his shots. He is not thinking about the opponent or the previous shot or the next shot. In the moment, mind and body and racket are an extension of each other. The scoreboard is only a distraction.

[hanumanthhyd]

Greatest player of all times. Don't know whether we can see a player like him again.

[barryschwarz]

The opponent, the location, his age, the circumstances. For Federer fans, if this was not his greatest victory, it ranks amongst the highest. He went all out and it worked. Extraordinary play, game by game, and the last set was sensational. Unforgettable.

[jahangirkabir]

Master vs Master and that make the master class match.