How Daniil Medvedev CRUSHED Djokovic´s Dream (and changed Tennis History)

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Komentáře • 537

  • @emefbe
    @emefbe Před 2 lety +210

    Yeah I agree with how surprising it was to see the NY crowd cheering him on, but to Daniil... they were not even neutral, they were down right hostile, abusive and disrespectful. It was so sad and hard to watch Daniil's last two service games facing literal booing on his DF and UE. I don't know how he managed to keep it together and pull through. I am so happy for him, I admire him so much. A truly, truly deserved win. What a way to claim your first grand slam title

    • @mintykookieee
      @mintykookieee Před 2 lety +8

      Well said, I totally agree…

    • @Nasir1969
      @Nasir1969 Před 2 lety +5

      The facts is the crowd just wanted to see more tennis... Basically only the siberian supporters that are supporting him...How the crowd reaction when the djoker smashes his racket,the crowd was really enjoying it...The worst of all the cheers the djoker has it the end of the match and prize presentation is basically out of SYMPATHY that's about it..But still be the goat of crying...😭😭😭

    • @benparsons4979
      @benparsons4979 Před 2 lety +4

      @@Nasir1969 the crowd wanted to witness a Grand Slam, they were cheering for Novak since the start of the match

    • @gamingwithglasses4544
      @gamingwithglasses4544 Před 2 lety +7

      @@benparsons4979 u can cheer for who you u want be it’s really disgraceful to boo an opponent

    • @sportguy4996
      @sportguy4996 Před 2 lety +8

      I agree but the US crowd doesn’t forget Medvedev giving them the middle finger couple years ago.

  • @mayank14june
    @mayank14june Před 2 lety +50

    Watched the match live at the Arthur Ashe Stadium.
    Though the crowd was 90% for Djokovic, they're totally disrespectful towards Medvedev trying to break his momentum.
    The referee didn't help much either, but I'm glad the Medvedev won in the end :)
    Loved his "dead fish" celebration at the end

    • @deepulse9752
      @deepulse9752 Před 2 lety +1

      Dude, I don't know if you're american or not. I respect the history of your country with sport and specially tennis. Great country of sport no questions asked. I understand the passion of the crowd during games but the reactions are just soooo disrespectful. Cheerings are not done properly in the right time, and it just breaks a players game. I'm always pissed at the crowd when I watch US Open. But then at the end of matches, you are just amazing, cheering like crazy, respecting players and so on. It's confusing ahahahah.
      No offense tho', just my 2 cents.

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Před 2 lety

      @Avinash Anand No, it's the conditions coupled with the opponents level. Novak vs Rafa/ AO vs USO
      Novak 9-0 (AO) vs 3-9 (USO)
      Rafa 1-4 (AO) vs 4-1 (USO)
      Why? Slower, low bouncing, heavier night conditions and tennis balls favor Novak's flatter shots and faster, higher bouncing, relatively lighter tennis balls favor Rafa's game (easier topspin though he hits a lot of flat drives on hard).
      What is Novak's kryptonite at the AO? Big hitters like Wawrinka who beaten him and has had 3 five setters (losing 2) or thiem (who took him to 5, led by 2 sets to 1) who can hit thru him and slower conditions. Nadal took him to 5 by sheer force of will. Contrast that with the USO, Nadal has beaten him in two finals because of faster, higher bouncing conditions and daytime matches.
      Also Novak gets plenty of support in Australia, so that's a non factor

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Před 2 lety

      @Avinash Anand i know. You said as much but you are wrong about the court CPI's. According to Paul Annacone on tennis channel, Rod laver Arena had a CPI of 37 (i know 42 is the popular figure) but center court was clearly slower. The USO CPI was in the mid 40s (fastest of all the slams). Some outside courts were close to 50 (qualifies as fast). Plus the tennis balls used in the AO are by Dunlop (slower, heavier) while the USO uses lighter balls. Also the final starts at 4 pm (daytime and faster) compared to Melbourne (slower and low bouncing ) night conditions. If Paul Annacone said it, it's good enough for me. The faster conditions, Medvedev's tactics, mentality helped him penetrate Djokovic's defenses and execute his game plan. Even though it was slower in the AO final, his mentality and tactics were absent and Djokovic's serve was on fire. Hence the result.

  • @ajani7852
    @ajani7852 Před 2 lety +33

    Daniil played beautifully, he deserves this win! I think what helped him too was the fact that Djokovic seemed so tired and slow, especially in the very beginning of the game, which makes me feel all those hours on court finally caught up to him.

    • @Stampingerms
      @Stampingerms Před 2 lety +1

      And Djoker did take his bathroom break? 😻🤩

    • @SuperNino111
      @SuperNino111 Před 2 lety +1

      here the little things decided even though it doesn't look like that and most of all, bit chair umpaire mistake is bigest the first set the novak shouldn't have served first due to the pressure, the only service game first where the novak didn't hit any first serve, the second set the novak at 40-15 sends the ball to the medvedev racket and most importantly in the match the referee's mistake called nec and the novak has already sent a good return, gives the medvedec the first serve, it turned the momentum because the novak would go 3-1 and 11 in sets, so the novak broke the racket and of course lost the serve,but this umpair mistake change momentum of match.

    • @ajani7852
      @ajani7852 Před 2 lety +1

      @@Stampingerms Lool I see what u did there 😂😂😂😂

  • @azkalot1
    @azkalot1 Před 2 lety +48

    0:16 Golden Slam = 4 Majors + Golden medal. Novak was going for Calendar Grand Slam, not Golden Slam.

    • @bangoagroupmadrid1
      @bangoagroupmadrid1 Před 2 lety +6

      Golden slam. Only the GOAT. Rafael Nadal

    • @tennis-man1902
      @tennis-man1902 Před 2 lety +5

      @@bangoagroupmadrid1 Rafa goat = Universal truth
      The one who denies this needs to *cope*

    • @MsBaijayanti
      @MsBaijayanti Před 2 lety +7

      @@bangoagroupmadrid1 rafa never won all of them in a year

    • @SHVideografie
      @SHVideografie Před 2 lety +3

      @@tennis-man1902 Where are Rafa's weeks at no1 and world tour finals?

    • @tennis-man1902
      @tennis-man1902 Před 2 lety +5

      @@SHVideografie where is Novak's 13 AO slams and Olympic gold which is like 10x more important than Nitto finals

  • @miltonng4116
    @miltonng4116 Před 2 lety +30

    Daniil Medvedev is the first GS winner I recognize from recent
    Taking down the one of the big 3 to win, truly well deserved

    • @mintykookieee
      @mintykookieee Před 2 lety +1

      Indeed…

    • @josea3447
      @josea3447 Před 2 lety

      Yeah, don't forget the american snowflakes defaulted Djokovic last year.

  • @marleneaquino4362
    @marleneaquino4362 Před 2 lety +23

    Im a Roger Rafa fan, i could feel your emotions Novak, congrats Daniil👏🏻Godbless you both🙏

    • @grantjacob7327
      @grantjacob7327 Před 2 lety

      I am a Novak fan from 10 years back,after seeing his epic 5 set battles against Rafael Nadal. I disagree with the poisonous comments made by Novak and Rafa fans against Roger Federer,people forget that although Novak was the first player in the open era that has won each grand slam at least twice,Roger Ferderer has won 3 grand slam titles over 5 times: Wimbledon 8,Aussie Open 6 and The US Open 5 times. I hope Novak can play the level of tennis Roger has played up to his 40th year!.

  • @FormulaMeme
    @FormulaMeme Před 2 lety +144

    This match feels much the same as when Novak beat Rafa at Roland Garros. Unreal.

    • @tatjanamastilovic2956
      @tatjanamastilovic2956 Před 2 lety +20

      Wtf, nothing similiar.

    • @ayushrayoo3624
      @ayushrayoo3624 Před 2 lety +6

      @@tatjanamastilovic2956 how? both were matches in which know one expected the outcome.

    • @tatjanamastilovic2956
      @tatjanamastilovic2956 Před 2 lety +2

      @@ayushrayoo3624 mmm, but this is like something that happens in like 90% of the matches in general. I thought you were referring to something really more specific.

    • @FormulaMeme
      @FormulaMeme Před 2 lety +14

      @@tatjanamastilovic2956 Well Djokovic beat Nadal who is nearly invincible on clay in a surprise upset. Medvedev beat Djokovic who hasn't lost a Grand Slam match this year and on hard court, plus Djokovic has seemed almost invincible to non-big 3 players. A big shock each time.

    • @tatjanamastilovic2956
      @tatjanamastilovic2956 Před 2 lety +10

      @@FormulaMeme honestly, no. Medvedev winning against Djokovic wasn't a surprise (they said at AO that Medvedev wpuld have win against Novak + Djokovic and Nadal have lost many times to these younger players), and the fact he won 3 gs this year is not and advantage for him expecially physically + Medvedev knew Djokovic has more pressure and less energy and played his game. That's it. Also Nadal isn't unbeatable on clay expecially against Novak. Maybe it would have been a surprise if Nadal would have lost to Tsitsipas or Zverev for example. Do you really think that Medvedev would have won in straight sets against a fresher Novak and both with same level pressure? I would say no. Meddy knew he had his best chance to win a slam this time and he used it. But Medvedev when things are not going well is not a fighter, we saw in Australia. Djokovic didn't seem himself, you can se on his legs and also on his "behavior", when he's not pumped up there's something wrong. Many things.

  • @Vaisin
    @Vaisin Před 2 lety +13

    As a Rafa fan who also loves Roger, huge props and congratulations to a true legend like Mr. Novak Djokovic, who won 3 slams on 3 different surfaces and reached the final of the 4th slam, a true tennistic genius and also a kinda misuderstood person. Then, Daniil Medvedev surely changed tennis history by himself, beating the world #1, who seemed undefeatable, in straight sets, being able to read every single tactic and movement of the Serb genius and depriving him of the calendar year Grand Slam, he is the best of the next gen and a true hardcourt master. In fact, as much as I have lots of respect towards Novak, I feel thankful for Daniil to be able to beat Novak, who even beat my dear Rafa on Roland Garros (Arguably the toughest challenge on tennis). What a great time for tennis fans to be alive!

    • @manoalex6575
      @manoalex6575 Před 2 lety

      Tennis playing and watching should have dignity and grace while on court playing. .a true 20 times champ will try his best win.. But will not swear.. Bash balls at Ball boys or break rackets.. 'what an example for today's kids... After losing pretending the love of the people... Champs should not cry and look for sympathy... The Russian was a picture of confidence and knowledge of Novak's game... He could have blown novak away 6-1 in the 3rd set'' He just didn't want to disgrace the No 1 seed... If not it could read as 6-2, 6-2 6-0. And Not 6-4 6-4 6-4....im happy the no 2 seed showed him his place.. The Kremlin smiles thiis guy''

  • @whitecheddar4458
    @whitecheddar4458 Před 2 lety +69

    Funny how people are and how the narrative changes when Novak loses, he’s beloved, we’re compassionate towards him and feel for him. On the flip side when he was winning, the crowd(s) for the most part hated him, media micro analyzes his behavior and out bursts (which he did have 1 hard racket smash in the final). We finally realized how MUCH pressure the man was feeling. It was nice to see how much love New York showed him. I think that’s what touched him the most. Nice video

    • @mohamadzakaria96
      @mohamadzakaria96 Před 2 lety +15

      Novak is likable, but his fan base is cancer. That's why you really can't go to any comment section after he wins anything.

    • @d.corkscrewb.5815
      @d.corkscrewb.5815 Před 2 lety +2

      Couldn’t agree more ! Wish you best !

    • @gauravmalltarlok5354
      @gauravmalltarlok5354 Před 2 lety +8

      @Eren Jaeger Not really. Fed fans did use to be a lot more hostile to anyone who said that Novak was better than Fed. Of course, back then that sounded like bs, but there was a better way to handle that: peaceful discourse. That's why nowadays you see a lot of Novak fans troll Fed for no reason, they are getting their revenge in a way. - From a respectful (as far as I can remember, nobody's perfect) Fed fan

    • @acecolorsred6543
      @acecolorsred6543 Před 2 lety +4

      @@mohamadzakaria96 novak is the most unlikable player bro... He's known for being a big shit in life, if he loose to a player in training, he leave the training... he is the most hated player and I was so happy to see him cry ahahahaahahah doped player can't be the G.O.A.T

    • @d.corkscrewb.5815
      @d.corkscrewb.5815 Před 2 lety +3

      @@mohamadzakaria96 I like No1e so much since early days because few top players was laughing at No1e and his injuries -problems he was dealing with (their fan base were also bad )
      He is at the top now and just check how he treats players he loses against or win against ! Just because he knows how much hurts disrespect ! We all know it hurts !!! He always tried to belong but always outsider ! Now he is best of the best and writing history against all odds ! It’s scary but it’s up to Novak honestly few more years ! I hope I didn’t say nothing bad just wanted to clear we not all cancerous

  • @coacherful
    @coacherful Před 2 lety +7

    Wow! DANIIL MEDVEDEV IS TRULY EXEPTIONAL AND OVERJOYED TO WATCH HIS INCREDIBLE TALENT, HIS POWER , GRACE AND INTELIGENCE, DARE I SAY IT OFF, PERFECTION..
    ANYTHING HE DOES
    WAS A PURE AMAZEMENT..AND TO TOP IT OFF, HIS GREAT HUMILITY, DEMEANOR AND HONESTY..ARE TRULY INSPIRATIONAL.
    HE WILL BE AROUND AROUND TO INSPIRE US
    CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU AND YOUR WIFE..
    AND ALSO TO YOUR COACHING STAFFS.

  • @consistentthoughts826
    @consistentthoughts826 Před 2 lety +15

    Danil just played phenomenal tennis. I felt like he was not at all giving time to Novak to think about the game plan. He was finishing points in a flash and putting constant pressure from 1st point

    • @SuperNino111
      @SuperNino111 Před 2 lety

      here the little things decided even though it doesn't look like that and most of all, bit chair umpaire mistake is bigest the first set the novak shouldn't have served first due to the pressure, the only service game first where the novak didn't hit any first serve, the second set the novak at 40-15 sends the ball to the medvedev racket and most importantly in the match the referee's mistake called nec and the novak has already sent a good return, gives the medvedec the first serve, it turned the momentum because the novak would go 3-1 and 11 in sets, so the novak broke the racket and of course lost the serve,but this umpair mistake change momentum of match.

    • @pauljohnson6019
      @pauljohnson6019 Před 2 lety

      @@SuperNino111 Well yes, but remember Federer had 40-15, and one stupid net chord, changed the whole outcome of the match- which was going, to be a clear ace! We like to call it divine intervention, not luck.

    • @drudi1
      @drudi1 Před 2 lety

      @@pauljohnson6019 but it was still Federer's fault, in this game, Djokovic literally won the point

  • @adityabhosale13
    @adityabhosale13 Před 2 lety +13

    He might end up winning next year. He is still at his peak but of course next gen is now even more inspired to beat him in slams

    • @DuncanWLievi
      @DuncanWLievi Před 2 lety +4

      His peak was 2011-15. Now he's got an even bigger aura. The body is aching, for sure. But Djokovic can definitely win more grand slams.

    • @manoalex6575
      @manoalex6575 Před 2 lety +1

      Who the shit cares.. He appeared as a ..crying sizzzy..breaking racket.. Etc.. Is this an example for kids.. Observe Roger or Rafa how they behave both Court and Off.. Even when losing... Winning at any cost..... Is that behavior...

  • @catt7516
    @catt7516 Před 2 lety +13

    I was so excited he won. Finally, two years in a row and not the usual suspects. I love his personality, and it's nice to finally see him win a major. It will be one of many.

  • @tarakmuvva6130
    @tarakmuvva6130 Před 2 lety +11

    I really did not like the NY crowd, I mean they were booing constantly. Both players played well in my opinion and it was nice to see that Daniil won his first grand slam.

    • @grantjacob7327
      @grantjacob7327 Před 2 lety

      Agree both players played well,Djokovic played some great shots from time to time.

  • @ardeshirirani7061
    @ardeshirirani7061 Před 2 lety +26

    I mean that’s life you win some you lose some. Life is a precious gift and each player should be happy that they are alive to play the precious sport of tennis. Don’t get me wrong Strive for more but don’t beat yourself up too much if you lose.

  • @miltonng4116
    @miltonng4116 Před 2 lety +10

    He's only human, among the very best of us

  • @jimnosnow4484
    @jimnosnow4484 Před 2 lety +38

    Crazy. We were so sure he was gonna do it. Daniil played fantastically and Novak got too nervous. Suddenly what would’ve been arguably the best tennis season ever transformed into only his 3rd best season ever

    • @alextabet9247
      @alextabet9247 Před 2 lety +6

      Back to back matches against #7 Berrittini and Zverev took 9 sets and 7 hours to complete. Medvedev played much weaker opponents and needed only 7 sets and 5 hours. He was fresher, and it showed. But Daniil played like a champion, and while I am very sad for Novak, I am happy for Medvedev. He deserved it. That being said. I think Novak will have another great season in 2022. Let us see.

    • @TrungNguyen-uf8cv
      @TrungNguyen-uf8cv Před 2 lety +2

      @@alextabet9247 indeed, the young guys are still pretty tossed up on clay and grass, but Novak can again get one at a time, maybe try to get third Masters in where he lacks as well.

    • @trumpameri1638
      @trumpameri1638 Před 2 lety +3

      If Medvedev play zverev semifinals and NOVAK vs young Felix things will be completely different story.... fresh NOVAK will finish him quickly in finals...

    • @trumpameri1638
      @trumpameri1638 Před 2 lety +2

      I always waiting for draw and after every grand slam draw you can easy predict who is favorite to wins.... if NOVAK didn't play NADAL RG semifinals he will not wins this season RG....

    • @SHVideografie
      @SHVideografie Před 2 lety +2

      @@trumpameri1638 Novak was fresh, the semifinals was only 3,5 hours you twat. And Novak is supposed to be the fittest guy on tour.

  • @keithjacobson1640
    @keithjacobson1640 Před 2 lety +4

    Daniil also the crushed spirit of the mostly hostile crowd which is wonderful!

    • @airkuna
      @airkuna Před rokem

      Your comment doesn't make sense.

  • @rituppal4401
    @rituppal4401 Před 2 lety +51

    Djokovic is good and all, but medvedev just did better this match

    • @sohammaity7790
      @sohammaity7790 Před 2 lety +7

      Good and all?! Really? The guy who has won 20 majors is good and all?! Agree with the second part of your comment though..

    • @sunflowergal8085
      @sunflowergal8085 Před 2 lety +4

      @@sohammaity7790 In sports, you win some, you lose some. Still have to hand it to Djokovic for winning 3 Grand Slams out of 4 this year. That was a remarkable feat and a great accomplishment. I know he’ll come back stronger next year.

    • @vaibhavm8043
      @vaibhavm8043 Před 2 lety +5

      @@sohammaity7790 he got lucky 4-5 times out of those 20 slams. Either watch those matches and see what happened or just don't bark if you don't know a thing.

    • @AbhishekRaj-fk8cq
      @AbhishekRaj-fk8cq Před 2 lety +9

      @@vaibhavm8043 You are the one crying here. Don't act like you don't know much about tennis. Novak became the GOAT when he won wimbledon 2021.

    • @TejrajParab
      @TejrajParab Před 2 lety +8

      @@vaibhavm8043 Nothing lucky about winning 26 matches in a row in grand slams, he beat the king of clay, Rafael Nadal in the semi - final of Roland Garros, also defeated Medvedev in AO final, Berrettini in London, Zverev in semis this tournament. and Tsitsipas in French Open final with straight sets defeats and incredible comebacks in many matches.

  • @jasonk7003
    @jasonk7003 Před 2 lety +5

    It’s funny how Roddicks comment about Djokovic taking players legs and then soul got a lot of headlines but in the end Zverev took Djokovic s legs and Medvedev took his soul.

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Před 2 lety +1

      That's a great way of putting it, but this scenario was a possibility that many tennis analysts had predicted based on his draw. True, he didn't face karatsev but brooksby took a lot out of him too. His draw was really tough actually.

  • @jackquinn9535
    @jackquinn9535 Před 2 lety +14

    Two tactical masterminds border-line geniuses met in a re-match of the AO21 and this time the pressure washed away the Serb, not the Russian. Medvedev is not a freak, he Is just a tennis geek.

    • @vlad3414
      @vlad3414 Před 2 lety

      It had nothing to do with pressure. I dont think you ever played tennis in your life.

    • @jackquinn9535
      @jackquinn9535 Před 2 lety

      @@vlad3414 I play tennis semi-professionally, Go home, dude.

  • @ac25mp
    @ac25mp Před 2 lety +29

    Medvedev deserved this. I'm really happy for the result, but I was hoping a longer match.

  • @lekzintshering7666
    @lekzintshering7666 Před 2 lety +1

    I'm certainly no tennis connoisseur but Daniil looks class....The way he moves at his length is unreal....He just glides on the court and he has all sorts of shots whether it's with power or with finesse....Amazing player to watch.....

  • @amanmaheshwari5830
    @amanmaheshwari5830 Před 2 lety +1

    Yay I was waiting for your video!

  • @thetruth65756
    @thetruth65756 Před 2 lety +24

    its just too much to ask of him... he's done well this year regardless.

    • @15Stratos
      @15Stratos Před 2 lety +6

      He's done well?Just well? He's done phenomenally,I don't remember a time that 3 consecutive grand slams were considered well

    • @vivanakella3316
      @vivanakella3316 Před 2 lety

      @@15Stratos i was about to say the same thing lol so thank you

    • @15Stratos
      @15Stratos Před 2 lety

      @@vivanakella3316 yeah of course no prob 😅 ,I just thought it was obvious

  • @Pavel_grodman
    @Pavel_grodman Před 2 lety +1

    That's just pure Joy

  • @anushgupta6403
    @anushgupta6403 Před 2 lety +9

    it was heartbreaking for me as nole fan but we move great year things like these happen it's not easy to get the calendar grand slam it's very hard

  • @kostasboica
    @kostasboica Před 2 lety +15

    imagine someone being such a legend that you win 75% of the major titles in a year and your opponent fans celebrate that you lost that 25% , now that's what i call a successful career , greatest of all time

    • @mohamadzakaria96
      @mohamadzakaria96 Před 2 lety +8

      I'm sure people would like him much more if he didn't have the most cancerous fan base in the world.

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Před 2 lety +1

      @@mohamadzakaria96 ...and that is a fact. I thought fed fans took the cake at one time, boy was I wrong. The abuse and venom that Medvedev, nishikori, Zverev, brooksby received was stunning.

    • @dusanstanisic7567
      @dusanstanisic7567 Před 2 lety +2

      @@z1az285 yeeah that's the problem with novak fans. Arrogant. Classless. No sporting spirit. They are insane, like animals. Most of them don't even follow other players and will stop watching tennis when novak retires. So it's fun when they eat a bit of humble pie for once in a while.

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Před 2 lety

      @@dusanstanisic7567 I agree 💯. Speaking for myself, I wasn't even a fan of the big 3 when I started watching them. While Rogers game was the most artistic, I loved how Rafa battled him and improved over time. I didn't like Novak's game at first but I also appreciated how much he improved to hold Rafa at bay. Roger in turn had to improve to stay in contention with both. This is something people should appreciate, how hard all three worked to improve and frankly are phenomenal on their respective surfaces. I'm a Rafa fan myself and while I think Novak is the greatest in his generation based on his records but they are all greats in their own way. Each has records the others won't break. Add to that Rafa outshines both in team events like the Olympics or Davis cup for example. Simple as that. Good chatting with you.

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Před 2 lety

      @@dusanstanisic7567 Yes, I remember the 2020 FO final all too well. That was personally very satisfying considering the disrespect Rafa received not just from Novak fans but many.

  • @houseofleaves126
    @houseofleaves126 Před 2 lety +3

    The 30th time a member of the big 3 was beaten in a slam final. Truly incredible stuff.

    • @tennishistoryandresultsdat4540
      @tennishistoryandresultsdat4540 Před 2 lety +1

      But you can easily count the times when someone else beat them in the finals besides them beating each other. Prior to Medvedev there were 3 wins of Stan (1 against Nadal and 2 against Djoko), 2 wins of Murray against Djoko, Delpotro win against Fed in 2009.So Medvedev's win is only the 7th time it happened.

  • @AnthonyHirsch
    @AnthonyHirsch Před 2 lety +33

    Will be interesting to see when or even if a 21st slam will be won from the insane 20 tie. Glad for Medvedev, def seems like could be a crucial switch now for the younger guys to start winning grand slams. Hoping Medvedev will take confidence from this for the slams ahead. Will be interesting to see what happens next season even more now with this result for sure.

    • @tatjanamastilovic2956
      @tatjanamastilovic2956 Před 2 lety +1

      He will mentally be less motivated like Thiem... Maybe Zverev wins AO

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Před 2 lety +7

      @@tatjanamastilovic2956 no he won't. If anything he will be extra motivated. But the draw will be crucial for anyone really. Novak's draw was really tough. It happens

    • @tatjanamastilovic2956
      @tatjanamastilovic2956 Před 2 lety

      @@z1az285 the draw at USO is made closed doors, do you know what it means? Come on. I already knew since the beginning what would happen.

    • @jatinkumarsahu9040
      @jatinkumarsahu9040 Před 2 lety +11

      @@tatjanamastilovic2956 zverev still has 0 wins against top 10.He seriously needs to improve his record against top 10 in grand slam.

    • @tatjanamastilovic2956
      @tatjanamastilovic2956 Před 2 lety +3

      @@jatinkumarsahu9040 yes, but his level is there. He can win a slam.

  • @slc2466
    @slc2466 Před 2 lety +13

    After the oh-so-close 2019 final, it was great to see Daniil with the trophy!

  • @taramartin1909
    @taramartin1909 Před 2 lety +16

    Massive, massive big love & congratulations to Daniil. I was not at all shocked that he won so convincingly. Daniil wanted this win, this grand slam. The strength & win was in the eyes & tactics. It just goes to show, if anyone denies Novak his long rallies, he collapses in defeat. Once again, well done Daniil-long may you reign US opens & more slams.

    • @georgeway2092
      @georgeway2092 Před 2 lety

      he will never again in his career reproduce what he did yesterday ... enjoy it while it's there ... the bulls eye is now on your back .......

    • @zizibell4070
      @zizibell4070 Před 2 lety

      @@georgeway2092 i agree, but don’t you think he played like he’s on Sam powerful drugs or he got same superpower, speciali his services
      Was never seen before. If you camper he’s all games, last night it wasn’t him, it was really weird 😳😬

    • @dgmobbdeep
      @dgmobbdeep Před 2 lety

      @@georgeway2092 Let me laugh fucker. This is not the first time that he beats Novak

    • @dgmobbdeep
      @dgmobbdeep Před 2 lety

      @@zizibell4070 Calm the f down fellows. He beat your idol and you can’t deal with it. 😂😂😂😂

    • @dusanstanisic7567
      @dusanstanisic7567 Před 2 lety +2

      @@dgmobbdeep and not the first time he did it convincigly either lol. Medvedev proved that he can beat novak at his best in cincinnati 2019. He played the match of his life against nadal that same year. At the american hard courts he is more than capable of beating well anyone. Truth be told djokovic was done against zverev already. If you actually check the stats for that match you can see that djokovic made a ton of unforced errors just like in the final. The main difference is medvedev is not a mental midget, is a better mover, and he actually takes calculated risks that sometimes pay off, other times don't. The point is this was coming. So I don't know why people are so surprised lol.

  • @DrFearfall
    @DrFearfall Před 2 lety +8

    Nice video tennistic. At the end of the day, although it was a huge blown opportunity, Djoker is still one of the best 3 players ever and will likely get the slam count next year anyway. He proved that even he couldn't handle the pressure, but that doesn't change the fact he is a legend. Always classy in defeat, much respect to Novak!

  • @vukans595
    @vukans595 Před 2 lety +3

    Spot on analysis! I would ad just age of Djoko as one of reasons he was not on his usual level today!

  • @amanravan9795
    @amanravan9795 Před 2 lety +1

    Good work

  • @cd0u50c9
    @cd0u50c9 Před 11 měsíci

    All power to Daniil for winning this, amazing game. The better man of the day won! In many ways it's nice to see a player win despite getting the Djokovic treatment, which he certainly did! It must be incredible to win against the grain!

  • @Maddys230
    @Maddys230 Před 2 lety

    It was a great match...Both players gave their best

  • @ahsansaleem9252
    @ahsansaleem9252 Před 2 lety +2

    I think this might have been the best thing for Joker because now he`ll get more support and love for the next time he is near wining the slam. Right now he was looked as the bad guy who ruined Fedal`s records but now he might get some comeback hero treatment from fans

    • @dgmobbdeep
      @dgmobbdeep Před 2 lety +1

      And therefore having the pressure on his shoulder like Fed has had throughout his career, of winning. Tremendous pressure. We’ll see how he will deal with it.

  • @DevenARam
    @DevenARam Před 2 lety +2

    Hey, would you ever make a video about Hyeon Chung, his run in the 2018 Australian Open, his significance in Asian tennis, and how his career has been since then?

  • @14Viper14
    @14Viper14 Před 2 lety +21

    Simple answer: pressure. Novak obviously didn't play anywhere near his best tennis and Daniil did. The entire spotlight was on Novak and Daniil was more of an afterthought with how much was on the line. Even the most mentally strong and best athletes crack. Either way, we should all appreciate how insane of a season this has been for Novak. The fact that he even made it to the final with that insane pressure since the Wimbledon final shows that he's the GOAT

  • @dzejdo5972
    @dzejdo5972 Před 2 lety +1

    Браво респект! 😄

  • @d.corkscrewb.5815
    @d.corkscrewb.5815 Před 2 lety +4

    One and only Novak Djokovic ! Can’t wait to cheer for him again ! He lost the title but won people’s hearts forever I hope at US open ! I’m glad No1e is making History again ! Greatest achievement this sport has to offer must wait till next year !!! Peoples hearts are more important and this loss won them ALL ! Congrats to Daniil and his team on fantastic victory and first GS title! Wish you many more to come !!
    Once again, ladies and gentlemen’s our “Novak Djokovic “

    • @Nasir1969
      @Nasir1969 Před 2 lety

      Apart from the siberian supporters
      Basically the crowd cheers him only out of Sympathy... accept the facts and the truth did hurts sometimes.

    • @SueE17
      @SueE17 Před 2 lety +1

      @@Nasir1969 Siberian supporters?

    • @niksmoret2744
      @niksmoret2744 Před 2 lety

      @@Nasir1969 Says by Osman🤣

  • @rupertgordonii6623
    @rupertgordonii6623 Před 2 lety

    Great video
    what's the instrumental

  • @bernardtassart7225
    @bernardtassart7225 Před 2 lety

    KUDOS TO DANIIL MEDVEDEV AND GREETINGS FROM BELGIUM 👌😎🔥🔥👍💎

  • @richardduiventil
    @richardduiventil Před 2 lety +3

    Daniils victory is bittersweat for the fans: a giant step forward for the new generation, at te same time a dark day for the Legend that inspired also Medvedev himself !! Still, Daniil did the right thing: you should rebel against the Gods as happens in all mythology & he did so with tremendous succes: CONGRATZ 😃👍🎯

  • @aidenkim6629
    @aidenkim6629 Před 2 lety +9

    Funny how he said pressure was a privilege 😂

    • @keranseunarine4274
      @keranseunarine4274 Před 2 lety +6

      Switch places with him. Lets see that fraud osaka attempt anything near this

    • @rishabhgulati9804
      @rishabhgulati9804 Před 2 lety +2

      He also said it doesn't guarantee anything

    • @rosaliewright4226
      @rosaliewright4226 Před 2 lety +2

      He would say it today and tomorrow and mean it. He’s grateful for the sport and what it has given him and the effort he gives it. And this time he failed to win. I don’t know if you or I have put that much hard work into anything for that long, only to lose in the eyes of everyone.

  • @michaela.5363
    @michaela.5363 Před 2 lety +4

    I feel like Djokovic was not playing super well this tournament - often losing the first set and having to come back. He was able to get away with it because he was playing weaker opponents but Medvedev was playing well and running really well similar to Nadal at his best. It also seems like the whole golden slam pressure got to him, starting with the Olympic medal. Hopefully we will see Novak win more slams.

  • @rusdayatiidrus5401
    @rusdayatiidrus5401 Před 2 lety +1

    Hard to believe why we don't have American players in the top ten nowadays. The glory time of Sampras n Agassi n Jim Courier felt dimming n remote n lonely in my heart.

  • @hunov
    @hunov Před 2 lety +1

    Im not surprised. Meddy is the best player during tournament

  • @fenicotterobluofficial5610

    I'm happy because of the crowd that was so disrespectful

  • @tennishistoryandresultsdat4540

    You said " his previous 26 opponents" probably implying that he played Medvedev for the second time this year in a Slam. But he also played Zverev 2 times and Berrettini 3 times. So it was more like "previous 23 opponents"

  • @markusschellenberg4684
    @markusschellenberg4684 Před 2 lety +10

    It wouldn't have been a golden slam. For a golden slam one needs olympic gold. It would have been a grand slam.

  • @pavan-hy3nb
    @pavan-hy3nb Před 2 lety +8

    This loss will make Djokovic humble again. He was little bit over cloud 9 after historic Wimbledon 2021 win.

    • @peterkelnerxd7009
      @peterkelnerxd7009 Před 2 lety

      Nah, he shat his pants after Wimbledon and see how he played like an amateur in this final, he's simply weak

    • @niksmoret2744
      @niksmoret2744 Před 2 lety

      Pavian there🤔😆

    • @AkshatSharma-uz7im
      @AkshatSharma-uz7im Před 2 lety +4

      Why don't u guys become a bit humble when u talk about a legend?

    • @niksmoret2744
      @niksmoret2744 Před 2 lety +1

      @@AkshatSharma-uz7im Haters gonna hate,no matter what legend do...poor bstards😉

  • @sureshbhatt4927
    @sureshbhatt4927 Před 2 lety

    The era of the big 3 is officially over.. welcome NextGen,,your time has come...👍👍

    • @pauljohnson6019
      @pauljohnson6019 Před 2 lety

      Not so fast! Fedal will be back next year, now real test, is Medvedev beating Nadal on clay, at RG! If he can do that, and Federer at Wimbledon, then big 3 is over!

    • @korisnik8113
      @korisnik8113 Před 2 lety

      @@pauljohnson6019 you are talking like Djokovic is already over and the other two are left to be beaten. When its actually other way around. He needs to beat Djokovic on grass since he dominated Federer there for almost Decade. As well as anywhere else

    • @pauljohnson6019
      @pauljohnson6019 Před 2 lety

      @@korisnik8113 I'm sure Federer will take some inspiration from Medvedev! Yes this should make him recover quicker! If Novak had won, it might have put more mental pressure on Federer, next year!

  • @vaibhavm8043
    @vaibhavm8043 Před 2 lety +5

    We all felt the same at Wimbledon 2019! More than this actually!
    Don't wanna use the word KARMA, but def at atleast one point in his career, he had to go through this trauma and heartbreaking losses.
    Anyway, great 2021 run by Djokovic!

    • @benparsons4979
      @benparsons4979 Před 2 lety +1

      this is very different to 2019 Wimbledon

    • @vaibhavm8043
      @vaibhavm8043 Před 2 lety +2

      @@benparsons4979 Not completely, but in some ways it was.

  • @msem6136
    @msem6136 Před 2 lety +3

    Just not meant to be...
    ...in the past he has broken early in the second. Not today!
    Good on you Medvedev!! 👍👍

  • @kenarthur6253
    @kenarthur6253 Před 2 lety

    Changing of the guard from the Big 3, after over a decade of dominance. Father time is undefeated. Even Tom Terrific will slow down some Century

  • @Baratheon.
    @Baratheon. Před 2 lety +1

    training with Rafa on the clay a few months back helped him a little i think

  • @muralikrishnag1629
    @muralikrishnag1629 Před 2 lety +1

    I do not think anybody has played such a perfect and flawless match against Novak Djokovic.Due credit has to be given to Daniel Medvedev for playing so well.Novak Djkovic has been under lot of pressure from press and public ever since he won Wimbeldon this year with respect to calendar Grandslam.For the three all time greats Federer,Novak and Nadal it would be not easy to win more grandslams as they are aging and are prone for injuries.I expect new and young players to win grandslams in the coming years.

  • @eyko1986
    @eyko1986 Před 2 lety +1

    would Djokovic receive so much support if it had been Fedal(or not Russian) in the final against him?

  • @pagonazas2319
    @pagonazas2319 Před 2 lety

    I think is a very important moment in tennis.
    Something is going to change ,i yong player win a final of gran tornement to one of the three goats(for me are thre).
    How is going to contineu the history?
    I think daniel open the door of the victory for others yong player.
    Is posible to win

  • @trumpameri1638
    @trumpameri1638 Před 2 lety +2

    Almost impossible mission to play vs heavyweight tennis players Berrettini zverev Medvedev and be able to play perfect every day.... NOVAK have also very difficult jenson Brooksby before Berrettini... Medvedev have open road to finish this tournament and he did that.. congratulations to superstar Medvedev he deserves grand slam title

  • @romcallis
    @romcallis Před 2 lety +1

    If Novak won that third set, it would have been a different story. Daniil had to win fast before he started thinking too hard

  • @alejandroquinonesserna1960

    Creo que es bueno que haya ganado Medvedev y de manera contundente y se "destape" la nueva generación de tenistas

  • @shaolina1605
    @shaolina1605 Před 2 lety +11

    Djokovic played Nishikori, Zverev, Berettini, stayed 5h30m longer on the court then Medvedev, and had half day less to recover, while Danil had really easy opponents until final, he lost only 1 set. So keep your head up Novak, this match does not change the fact you are the greatest player of all time.

    • @d.corkscrewb.5815
      @d.corkscrewb.5815 Před 2 lety +3

      Couldn’t Agree more shaolina and to add 3 Gs this year by Champ is mind blowing !!! Yet again congrats to Daniil and his team ! Wish you all the best

    • @professionalbandit3118
      @professionalbandit3118 Před rokem

      @Ziga Vidmar better hard court player? Djokovic had more hard court slams than Medvedev has grand slams when both were 26.Let him reach anywhere near Djokovic 12 hard court slams then we will think.

  • @rusdayatiidrus5401
    @rusdayatiidrus5401 Před 2 lety

    Wht is the meaning of Djokovic's tears? D u know ?

  • @sports_is_life
    @sports_is_life Před 2 lety +1

    All credit to Medvedev. Amazing performance. Nole is an inspiration for what he achieved this year and in general in tennis (a reminder --> czcams.com/video/9E9BwjU_xHU/video.html). Looking forward to 2022!!!

  • @tonybalmeo3434
    @tonybalmeo3434 Před 2 lety

    Good Job Daniil.

  • @DjokeeN
    @DjokeeN Před 2 lety +4

    He still didn't crushed it tho, there is always a next year calm down. Fair play to him for winning the game, but we all saw that Djokovic was not in his game. He will be back!

    • @DjokeeN
      @DjokeeN Před 2 lety

      @@danbrand2455 Relax his mentality is what won those 20 slams

  • @maritavanrooyen5992
    @maritavanrooyen5992 Před 2 lety

    Yeah is is so sad to see how the crowd was abuse and booing Medvedev... Weldone med you are n great sportman you handle the crowd very well..... You win your first grand slam so so happy for you...

  • @WutTheFink
    @WutTheFink Před 2 lety

    Nole showing us he's still human

  • @isaacbezanson
    @isaacbezanson Před 2 lety +3

    One things certain from the match: Lacoste won

  • @Baratheon.
    @Baratheon. Před 2 lety +1

    1:30 can't find many tactics against A Wall player. New Wall vs Old Wall.

  • @MrSitemaster2
    @MrSitemaster2 Před 2 lety

    I was positive Novak was going to win right up until before the match when I heard that he'd said something like "I'm going to treat this match like it's the last one in my life". I then started to have doubts as shouldn't he just treat this match like he treated all the other GS matches he'd played this year?

  • @Olly_2024_
    @Olly_2024_ Před 2 lety

    I don’t know what happened to Djokovic. Was it the pressure? Medvedev didn’t even have to use his A game

  • @joey22306
    @joey22306 Před 2 lety

    He is now a GOAT killer

  • @rishinatarajan2887
    @rishinatarajan2887 Před 2 lety +11

    Simple version: Medvedev won because Novak played bad and Medvedev played well.

  • @walterclements9019
    @walterclements9019 Před 2 lety

    Beginning of the end of the big 3

  • @carlosenriquebardalezgomez2590

    Le faltó físico. Llegó muy cansado a la final. Saludos desde Lima - Perú.

    • @santiagoa.7799
      @santiagoa.7799 Před 2 lety

      Le pudo la presión.

    • @juanescobedo9188
      @juanescobedo9188 Před 2 lety

      Ese pretexto no es valido para un jugador de Tennis del mas alto nivel.En Tennis si pierdes debido al cansancio es tu culpa,asi que seria la culpa del serbio.Pero no perdio por eso,Medvedev jugo mejor....

    • @professionalbandit3118
      @professionalbandit3118 Před rokem

      @@juanescobedo9188 come on are you serious? Don't you think it's a lot harder to beat berrettini and zverev than van de zandschulp and faa?

  • @ligiacastellanos3127
    @ligiacastellanos3127 Před 2 lety +2

    No ganaste mi nole pero para mi eres y seras el numero uno bravisimo eres un Rey👏🙏🏼🎾🏆

  • @kaapuakka9115
    @kaapuakka9115 Před 2 lety +1

    The winner was decided beforehand. It´s been agreed all the 3 great ones will retire with 20 grand slams.

    • @MsBaijayanti
      @MsBaijayanti Před 2 lety +1

      novak is still playing next year bruh. Rafa too for french open

    • @kaapuakka9115
      @kaapuakka9115 Před 2 lety

      @@MsBaijayanti I think, the younger players will claim the titles.

    • @MsBaijayanti
      @MsBaijayanti Před 2 lety

      @@kaapuakka9115 You seriously think any of the next gen are good enough on grass? Novak can get AO too but the challenge will be stiffer owing to next gen being good on hard court

    • @kaapuakka9115
      @kaapuakka9115 Před 2 lety

      @@MsBaijayanti Good server can beat even Novak on a given day on grass. Plus I think he will feel added pressure on him self because of the historical moment in trying to be the sole star with 21 grad slam titles.

    • @MsBaijayanti
      @MsBaijayanti Před 2 lety

      @@kaapuakka9115 so how Roger became the sole most owner of slams at a point ? Novak can do it and no any server can't beat him on grass like that

  • @blackace69
    @blackace69 Před 2 lety

    He is only human after all.

  • @mohammadshahin7371
    @mohammadshahin7371 Před 2 lety

    KING MEDVEDEV 👑

  • @rodf9000
    @rodf9000 Před 2 lety

    For those claiming fans have cheered against Novak all the time, not true. There’s a big difference between cheering FOR your opponent and cheering when your opponent double faults, and yelling during their serve motion! I’ve never seen that happen to Novak and it is disgraceful!

  • @tatjanamastilovic2956
    @tatjanamastilovic2956 Před 2 lety +8

    This title is ridiculous. You can have more respect for Novak Djokovic even with praising Medvedev.

  • @thorvaughnflores8297
    @thorvaughnflores8297 Před 2 lety

    The pressure is clearly in Djokovic. It is due to his 21st grand slam tension. Then he already beaten Medvedev in their last match.. Another pressure in his part. And that's why it is easier for Medvedev to win coz he is in a revenge mode.

  • @boriskostic6964
    @boriskostic6964 Před 2 lety +3

    Djokovic did absolutely nothing that's all there is no other reason or hidden tactics that Medvedev used nothing, he just beat himself

  • @josea3447
    @josea3447 Před 2 lety

    Harder draw for Djokovic... His legs didn't respond on the final. Otherwise that would have been a 5 setter. Don't know who would have won.

  • @saintpalmer1
    @saintpalmer1 Před 2 lety

    I dont een think we should be discussing this, i heard people saying Tennis is shifting hand to the new generation , I mean seriously ? 4 GS Finals in a year , loss1 and won 3 and suddenly the new generation are taking over ? common..

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Před 2 lety

      It is a transition. There is no "next" gen. They are here already and the "now" gen. Zverev, tsitsipas, Medvedev, berretini are not that young anymore. The next gen are sinner, Alcaraz and musetti (only on slower surfaces). Yes, next year will be difficult for the big 3 to dominate but they can definitely win slams

  • @adityagrewal6408
    @adityagrewal6408 Před 2 lety +8

    Djokovic lost because new York crowd supported him.🤣😂

  • @TrungNguyen-uf8cv
    @TrungNguyen-uf8cv Před 2 lety

    No pressure left for Novak to not play the remain of the season tho. if he won't play, he may lose his #1, no?

    • @harrdeeharr
      @harrdeeharr Před 2 lety +3

      It would be hard for Medvedev to overtake him at no. 1, especially because he's defending so many points at the year-end tournament and Paris Masters.

    • @MsBaijayanti
      @MsBaijayanti Před 2 lety

      @@harrdeeharr novak will play i guess

  • @pacerdave7838
    @pacerdave7838 Před 2 lety +2

    My thought is that this is a horrendous title to your video. Djokovic did not play anywhere near the level he is capable of. Medvedev played very well, but it would have been a different story if Djokovic had gone in to it with fresher legs.

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Před 2 lety

      No, this was a faster surface and Medvedev's weapons were actually more effective than at AO apart from his mentality and tactics. The only argument against Medvedev that's valid is why did he start cramping? Now if Novak had made it a battle of attrition, yes he could have but let's not forget Medvedev's level of play was super high and TBH he would have lost a set at most on the day. There is a reason why Novak is 9-0 in the AO finals and 3-9 at the USO. Slow vs fast, day vs night. Only Wawrinka has taken him thrice to five sets, winning one. Nadal and theim also took him to five but didn't win. There is a reason.slower low bouncing conditions (AO) vs faster high bouncing conditions (USO) and only thiem and Wawrinka have the consistent power to hit thru him in AO conditions. Nadal can do it in faster but not slower conditions.

    • @pacerdave7838
      @pacerdave7838 Před 2 lety

      @@z1az285 “Nadal can do it in faster but not slower conditions” Sorry slow high bouncing is what Nadal prefers. Djokovic beat Berrentini and Zverev

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Před 2 lety

      @@pacerdave7838 Wrong, The USO has always been faster and higher bouncing than the AO except one year (2017). Nadal's record at the USO is 4-1 vs 1-4 at the AO. Almost The exact opposite of Novaks record at both . For a very good reason. Not just the surface. The tennis balls are faster at the USO too. Most of the later matches (QF onwards) at the AO are played at night. Low bouncing, slow and heavier conditions. Favors Djokovic style of play big time. Nadal favors faster high bouncing conditions.

    • @pacerdave7838
      @pacerdave7838 Před 2 lety

      @@z1az285 King of Clay High bouncing, slow clay

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Před 2 lety

      @@pacerdave7838 Oh yeah? How about 4 USO titles? I don't think so.
      He prefers fast high bouncing conditions that help his topspin.
      Why is his indoor HC record so poor? Simple, they are exactly like the AO. Why is novaks record so good on indoor hard? Esp the WTF? Slow and low bouncing. Remember when the surface speed went up in 2019, 2020? He lost. Yeah, to federer. Of course zverev was too good in 2018 even though it was slow. FACTS

  • @cristianofumagalli3045

    This don't change tennis history that much

  • @Rhianu
    @Rhianu Před 2 lety +3

    No matter what, I stand with Novak forever ❤️🙌🏾 He will come back from this even stronger, because he is our wolf!

    • @abdolniakan8472
      @abdolniakan8472 Před 2 lety

      He sure looks like wolf
      Specially his Ears.

    • @d.corkscrewb.5815
      @d.corkscrewb.5815 Před 2 lety

      Soo true , he always improve, comes back always stronger( crowd support mean so much to No1e)respect to all

  • @bocage40
    @bocage40 Před 2 lety +1

    Novak crushed himself and Medvedev only change his own history, not anything else. If you want to say that he prevented Novak from winning the Grand Slam, thats correct, the rest is speculation.

    • @abdolniakan8472
      @abdolniakan8472 Před 2 lety

      He kicked his Ass. He didn't let him in a match, that's how one
      Stop him, he couldn't breathe.

    • @d.corkscrewb.5815
      @d.corkscrewb.5815 Před 2 lety

      @@abdolniakan8472 sure , impressive win by Daniil congrats to him and his team and first Gs under his belt ! Hope he win many more . Also glad No1e gets crowd love but sad Daniil was booed! Wish you best.

    • @bocage40
      @bocage40 Před 2 lety

      @@abdolniakan8472 You sure must be a genius. All the geniuses figured Novak's problem was in his lungs, not in his head.

  • @fedwrld7617
    @fedwrld7617 Před 2 lety +2

    Fun fact:
    Djokovic has lost 4 slam finals in straight sets.
    Federer has only lost 1 slam final in straight sets.
    Nadal has also only lost 1 slam final in straight sets

    • @flyingdicaprio
      @flyingdicaprio Před 2 lety +2

      Doesnt affect that Fedal is Better.

    • @jimnosnow4484
      @jimnosnow4484 Před 2 lety +2

      Also Djokovic has lost to 5 different opponents in slam finals. Federer and Nadal have both lost to 3

  • @azmiganie9810
    @azmiganie9810 Před 2 lety

    see djokovic in the 2nd set emotionally smashing racket on the court

  • @anteneodevera3717
    @anteneodevera3717 Před 2 lety +1

    Novak think that nobody could beat him, he was very confident at that Final that he will win. But unexpected Medevev crushed him straight set....

  • @Alan-dn3tj
    @Alan-dn3tj Před 2 lety

    It's not golden slam, it's calendar slam - golden slam requires gold medal - great video nevertheless though!

    • @christianwind8874
      @christianwind8874 Před 2 lety

      There is not such a thing called calendar grand slam either. Grand slam in itself means winning all 4 majors in the same year.

  • @craigfleming8849
    @craigfleming8849 Před 2 lety

    I love the big three, but over them winning everything. Time for others, almost making a mockery of the sport, same people always winning