Roger Federer’s Most Important Comeback EVER?? || When Federer Was A Man On A Mission
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- čas přidán 5. 03. 2021
- In this video, I bring you one of Roger Federer’s most important comebacks ever!! Back in 2009, when Roger had never won a single Roland Garros title, he faced Jose Acasuso in the second round of the French Open. Acasuso proved to be an extremely tricky opponent. The Argentine had 5/1 in the third set after winning the second set 7/5. Federer was on a mission though.
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This comeback and the one against Haas were legendary
Both amazing!
When fed wins such comeback matches he is hailed as great but when he looses from favourable position ,fed fans would rant fed should have won the match or fed gifted the match .So biased..
I think the one against Haas was a bigger one. Came back from 2 sets down.
@@Dom-yv4nq that was a sick one as well
@@rohitkaushik9885 Well that's sadly the case for all the players fanbases. It's just hypocritical.
this RG was full of miracles and history....a lot of comebacks, 5 sets etc all
Destiny!!
hope we see a new champion, other than Rafa and Djoko , this year 2021 FO!!!!!
@@codeaffection10 Most likely Thiem.
@@codeaffection10 who are you cheering for?
@@RogerThatTennis except RAFOLE !!! whoever lifts troffee other than Nole and Rafa is fine for me!! Thiem, Medvedev, Waw ..,..
When Rafa lost i don’t know how Roger was able to deal with the nerves for 4 straight rounds, going to 5 sets twice too, knowing it would be his only chance
It was his golden chance!
Golden legend in universal
Yessirr
My man, my hero
Legeendd
Hello everyone! Unfortunately, the original video of this match had some very quick edits right after the points were over. The video doesn't look as smooth as I'd want it to but I thought it'd be nice to show this game as it is not that famous but still super important for Roger's career. Hope you guys enjoy it!
Definitely enjoyed it a lot
@@awaistariqjanjua3688 thanks a lot!
Wonderful video with good quality 👍
Thanks Awais!
In fact I forgot this match completely so it feels good to remember after so many years
Waiting so long. Finally!
Thanks for the comment my guy! Good to see you around
Just a point here or there and Roger could of been out of the tournament in straight sets, crazy come back. Thanks for the upload!
Exactly Patrick! History would have been different
an artist is what he is, this is the time his footwork was the most majestic
just beautiful!
miss roger...!!!!!
He'll be back soon
Comeon roger - win a major for tennis's sake !!!
Pleaseeee
As others said, against Haas was harder, 2 set down at 3/4, 30/40, he could lose and this famous crossed forehand on the line saved his RG.
That was an amazing one as well
Great confidence match to later win his first and only Roland Garros title
Agreed perrito
Acasuso's backhand is beautiful
It is my man!
👏👏👏
If I am not wrong, he also came back from 1-5 in another clay event against a player who was trying to show off against the greatest ever
Do you remember who was the player??
Hidalgo I think
@@rishimanda2191 yeah it was hidalgo, he tried to be cocky and hit a tweener volley
@@rishimanda2191 damn I don't remember him
@@RogerThatTennis yeah bro... I forgot the player name... I forgot the event name as well..
Yea the one that came to mind was the one two matches later vs Haas. No details necessary as I see many others have mentioned how close he was to hitting the bricks... other than that there were quite a few comebacks between 05-08. There was a good tiebreaker vs del Potro in like 2011 or 12 where fed rallied down 1-6 or 2-6 to take the set and win in straights... rotterdam?
Oh wow I never heard about this tie break against Delpo! Thanks for sharing!
@@RogerThatTennis let's also not forget about the matches at RG vs delpotro, one he was in a bad position down 1 set to 2 and won in 5... then a year or two later he was straight up down 0 sets to 2 and came back to win in 5... and let's just throw in the double bagel beat down vs delpotro before all that.. there was a good comeback down 0 sets to 2 vs monfils, Fed won in 5. And what was that guy's name that he faced in the 1st round at Wimbledon.... a Latin gentleman, fed bageled him in the 5th...
Alejandro Falla 2010
@@RogerThatTennis Honestly, you had to live through those moments to understand how great Federer is. You can't explain it to people or even show them. You had to be there!
@@RogerThatTennis Honorable mention to Andy Roddick Wimbledon final 2009, he would have won that match if he hadn't dogged that one overhead in the 2nd set tiebreaker up 5 (or 6?) set points. Probably the only match in Feds career I was borderline cheering for his opponent. Roddick played with grace and poise and handled the loss like a champ. Brought tears to my eyes. Roddick did not drop serve until the final point of the entire match that day. 16-14 in the 5th.
Wish I could play like that.. Maybe my cousin will help me out sometime!!
Hahahhahaha um dia fifo
This was like the Lopez match at the 2007 US Open. Guy played lights out of a set and a half...and then the real Roger showed up at the party. This is why 3 guys have wond 58 of the last 66 Grand Slams. When great players are playing mediocre you've got to get the match over quick. Instead Roger, Djokovic and Nadal always find a way back into the match.
That's exactly it!
sheeeshhh
osssssss
He is
The court seems so heavy and slow compared to RG now.
Might be!
Against Haas that year
Quite bizarre tournament for Fed, the final was his easiest match.
Right! haha
"Had never won a single RG" it sounds as if he was about to win like 10 in the future, he barely won this one and that's it, however, this has got to be a very good contender for one of the biggest chokes ever
Say what you. Federer is the great Champion that he is because he has grilled and worked and suffered. Pro Tennis is not a nickel and dime. Investment. This cat represents all levels of experience.
Fed could lost the match in straight sets
Literally!
The various sycamore univariably snow because light previously tickle into a closed ladybug. ceaseless, weary cat
Huh?
you took the words right out of my mouth..
When fed wins such comeback matches he is hailed as great but when he looses from favourable position ,fed fans would rant fed should have won the match or fed gifted the match .So biased..
Roger 40-15derer