Juan Martin del Potro vs Roger Federer CLASSIC 🤩 | Shanghai 2017 Extended Highlights
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Watching these guys play was never boring, good times..
For such a big guy Del Potro's athleticism is incredible.
Recently, many people have been giving praise to Djokovic
for what he's accomplishing at his age, which is well deserved.
However, many forget what a 35/36yr old Federer accomplished in 2017...
Winning 2 Majors
Australian Open
(His 1st tournament of the year after his ranking plummeted down to 17th due to injury)
Wimbledon (Wininng It 8 Times, His Last)
Winning The Sunshine Double
(The 3rd time he's accomplished this feat)
(Only him a Novak have won it more than once ATP and WTA)
ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells
ATP Masters 1000 Miami
3 Masters 1000's In Total
Winning Here In Shanghai (IW, Miami)
2 Home ATP 500 Tournaments
Basel (Indoor/Hard)
Halle (Outdoor/Grass)
And lastly, beating Rafa 4 straight times that year,
something he's never done against him his whole career
( 6 straight matches from 2015-2019 )
2017 was such a magical iconic year for Federer...
A year I will treasure for the rest of my life.
True. Super impressive. However Novak was injured that year from my memory and half of 2018
Djokovic played 4 slam finals and won 3, you can't even compare these 2 seasons
You can. Because Federer had to face his literal counter Nadal along the way to win a lot of his 2017 tournaments. Djokovic's only has to deal with a rising Alcaraz. I'm not taking credit away from Djokovic, but I can say for certain, both these seasons are comparable. Do note, Nadal also had an incredible 2017 season, people tend to forget that Nadal practically won the other half of 2017.
@@Superaccel That only rising Alcaraz would destroy 2017 Nadal who had easiest run in grand slam history at US Open, he was only good on clay as per usual
No matter how you people praise federer, the fact that novak and rafa are the two much better players than federer. Federer is great tennis player of course. But rafa is greater and novak is the greast.
Would have loved a 2017 Federer vs 2023 Djokovic match. Both same age both at peak level would have been match of the century
Djokovic was 1 set away from winning the calendar slam in 2023. Fed got knocked out by del potro in US open quarters and skipped the clay season. Both were great in age 36 season, but Djokovic was better. He also got banned from the early US swing which prevented him a chance at winning 2 Masters
Both at their peak- Federer would win most of the encounters.
A good picture would be to look at their encounters in 2010- Novak was one year away from absolute peak level and Federer was even farther away from his peak. In that year, on some indoor fast court encounter, Federer literally was toying with Djokovic at will.
Djokovic also has been playing in a weak era in 2023. His only real rival Alcaraz was struggling with bunch of injuries and Sinner is just about maturing. Djokovic has no real competition at the moment- its the weakest era in tennis
@@ifeanyiikpegbu6465 i mean if you know something about tennis you know that Federer is by far the better player of the two. He's way more complete: Djokovic can neither volley, slice or smash properly. Unfortunately those kind of shots were made irrelevant by the slowed down courts from 2008 onwards. And guess who started winning more from then on? Thats right Nadal and Djokovic. Plus Djokovic is very lucky to be in this era right now: since 2020 the all around tennis level has dropped drastically with only the 2,3 best players in the world able to challenger a 36 yo Djokovic which just shows once again how one-sided those young next gen players have been "educated".
@@mikemoggerson6651 Sure you are right, but would you compare top 10 from today to the top 10 from 2017...... I guess not
@@maximesteinebrunner9941ohhhh poor federer, they slowed his courts down and he couldn’t win anymore😢
Strange how satisfying a match with no grunting can be
Grunting should be banned really..
It's a hindrance for players who doesn't grunt for sure..
And I really don't know why the hell anybody needs to grunt while playing tennis..
@@hirenpatel3699 dumb
@@hirenpatel3699Grunting is normal, screaming is not. The biggest mistake that prevents any progress is mixing these two completely different things. There's natural grunting, a sigh of effort, and there's completely unnatural and unnecessary, often even intentionally distracting, intimidating and delayed screaming, yelling, hollering, hysterical screeching and shrieking (especially on the WTA). That's what should be banned.
@@hirenpatel3699if you said dad, it is obviously that you have never played tennis
Man, miss that backhand. Miss that whole year of resurgence.
It's so aggressive!!! He's never on the back foot if he can help it
@@peterli4717And clueless people who only started watching tennis yesterday keep posting all that nonsense about his great weakness on the backhand side, how much better he would be with a two-hander, constantly comparing his backhand to Tsitsipas (by far the most clueless nonsense of all, it's like comparing a nuclear weapon to a slingshot). It was one of the best backhands in the world.
Miss Del Potro. One of my favorite players on the tour and one of the nicest. I feel badly when I read a interview on his retirement and his knee injuries. 4 surgeries and he is still in pain which basically made him retire. He will be missed. Great player!
Watching this matches always makes me think the incredible amount of awesome duels we missed because of Delpo's injuries. Almost any time he faced the Big-4 the expectations rised and everyone knew that something amazing could happen. I'm not saying he would have made himself the 5th "big" after Murray, but certainly he could have matched Wawrinka's achievements in GS and make a great challenger in every tournament.
The greatest of all time Roger Federer with attacking style coming to the net no fear at all managed to win 20 slams and managed to have unbroken record of 237 consecutive weeks at number 1. Amazing to watch
On his best day, Del Potro was unstoppable. Nobody in world tennis could stop Del Potro on his day except Roger 😅
God of tennis. GOAT of tennis.
He is great in singles, but he can also play doubles and mixed doubles perfectly.
And his integrity on and off the court is the greatest. I can really respect that.✨
Federer seeing Del Potro before the match: "Well one of us is going to have to change."
The competition will always be high between this two legends.
He may not have the records but if you watch Federer you just cant help thinking that you're witnessing pure greatness from the master.
Djokovic 17 slams was achieved from 2015-2023 against weak gen era,
From 2007-2014 when roger and rafa still on a good form novak only won 7 slams even from 2005-2010 when roger and rafa on top of their game novak won only 1 slam, novak only won 1 slam in so called weak era but 30+ old granpda federer won 4 slams in nivak prime peak era, roger the true undisputed tennis goat
@@truthtruth9056 facts man many people out there don't want to see this
@@maximesteinebrunner9941there are some facts Fedtards wanna ignore is Fed was winning agaisnt unseeded, teenagers rafa and novak, and 34+ Agassi.
But hey, whatever makes people happy
I always enjoy watching my former two favorite tennis competitors respectively Roger Federer and Juan Martin Del Potro. It was really a sensational clash which was played between these two competitors in Shanghai.
My 2 favorite players, how was I not going to watch this video.
Thank you for this!
What a time it was! Two legends playing such extraordinary game, top of tennis ever!
2 of the greatest forehands in the history of the game..
1. Roger
2. Delpotro
3. Whoever you want..
in the above highlights Roger's backhand looks borderline impossible to defend against
Rafa's Forehand in his prime was impossible. I think even better than Federer's
@@yousifkhalil9655no chance
lmao ok so Nadal won 14 RGs with what exactly
Thanks for this classic! Great players, great tennis!
Shanghai gave us so many classic matches ...Hoping same for this year
Federer the freaking GOAT and also the best EVER in Shanghai!
Djokovic has more titles in Shanghai 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@initialise21duh Shanghai didn’t launch until 09. If it was their from 04-08 who da fuck ya think woulda won them
@@initialise21and? Everyone knows he's not better there lmao
@@initialize21 keep being a delusional 🤡 bro. Djokovic is the GOAT, must be tough to be a 40-15 fan these days 😂
@@initialise21just let them cope, they sleep better dreaming about it
Another example of the GOAT proving his GOATness!!
Great match, hard adversity. Shanghai, the last place where you feel a bit of old school when a point can be done in 3 shots, where you can lead 30-0 and 1 minute later you are down 30-40. The tennis is dead today.
Federer's BH almost destroyed everyone in 2017 including rafa ,it would have been interesting to know how Roger's career specially against rafa could've been had he played this well from the beginning of their rivalry plus using a larger racquet .
I think Ljubicic helped him imrove it
@@Fanthomas1742he's the man behind it's huge improvement.
Rivalry would have been in Roger's favour and he certainly would have won more than one French open.
As his athletic ability waned, he would have made the switch as early as 2008. That 90sq inch racket was long outdated by the time he made the switch
People are misled by their clay court matches (which heavily turn their overall H2H in Nadal's favour). You can see so many of their old matches on hard courts, especially (but not only) indoor, when Federer was still using his old racquet and was destroying Nadal (and so many others) quite easily, even off his backhand. It's a myth that his BH only got unprecedentedly great in 2017. It was also great many years before that.
@@J.-M. But then he lost many matches he would have won and I strongly believe that racket head size played a role in that. He couldn't hold the baseline in a protracted battle.
Aussy open 2009, US open 2010 and perhaps those two semis against Djokovic at the US open, come to mind.
If he hadn't made the switch, believe me
...there was no way Fed would have dominated in 2017, winning three slams from there
What a fast court!
Which is still completely ignored by everyone. Always the fastest Masters 1000, but people will forever be hallucinating about Cincinnati as "the only super fast hard court left on tour", even after Cinci being (medium) slow for 10 years and after this year's megaslow disgrace.
To be fair you also have to consider Fed and Delpo were some of the biggest hitters out there
@@arthurvandelay.But the court was really quick. Official measurements confirmed it every year, the fastest Masters 1000 on tour, typically by a huge margin. Here in 2017, it was the only Masters 1000 with its court falling into the "Medium Fast" category. All other Masters tournaments were category "Medium", "Medium Slow" , or "Slow".
What a match!!
5:18 what a backhand
I miss speed radar readings for forehands/backhands. Seems like the tournaments this year haven't really had them
From my point of view, the two most missed players on tour😢
Beautiful.
Good times on Tennis
Forehand del Potro 🔥
Love these Roger and Juan Martin matches. Isn't it great they and the others are preserved here so we can go through them?
Is it just me getting old, or is tennis now kind of a meh moan-fest?
Despite winning the 3 slams and ATP Finals in 2023, 2017 Federers level was actually superior!
No it wasn’t. The fact clay merchant even made that many hard court finals showed you how pathetic that year was in competition. The clay merchant won the US open without beating a single top 20 player. When has the ever happened? NEVER. That year was so weak that even Grigor Dimitrov won the ATP finals and David “no titles” Goffin knocked Mr. 40-15 out. Alcaraz would send 2017 Fed crying off the court like the weak minded fraud he is. If Fed couldn’t handle Goffin, imagine the mental torment he would have suffered against Alcaraz.
Sampraz del potro Federer are all gifted natural players of the game .
8:58
Thats how you roll, thats how you play aggressively unlike these so called Nextgen players who are a bunch of baseline warriors relying on others' faults.
There is no doubt in my mind that if Delpo wasn’t having wrist issues he would be multiple grand slam winner.
Best forehand imo
He's got severe knee pain now. 4 surgeries and nothing healed well in his knees. Which is why he retired. He's still in pain now and finds it hard to walk up stairs and drive. Feel bad. He was one of my favorite all time players.
@@nelsonc6173 and good heart. You can tell he is nice dude.
In my opinion after watching tennis for the last thirty plus years Del Potro is the most unlucky player ever. Injury then surgery followed by pain injury and surgery agaim. The world was robbed of a superstar. I really hope Juan Martin could somehow find a way to enjoy his life after tennis. Most tennis fans miss him.
7:34
Vers 6.47 Roger s'énerve..des bales envoyées de cette façon lui il fait constamment. Quand il est en service, au retour il envoie immédiatement a l'opposé. Mais quand on lui faut pareil il se vexe. Cest tout de même vache de faire ça. Federer a toujours été enfant soit disant lisse .. mais en fond il est hyper coléreux. Juan fait toujour un échange apres son service.,.ce qui plus correct. Plus respectueux.
To beat Federer, you have to have left hook like Nadal, or be a machine like Djokovic.
1:29 🏓🏓🏓
8:30 👣
Federer looked very ill?
Federer was clearly getting rattled here, this unf error count is what cost him in U.S. Open against Delpo later in the year, barely won. Wimbledon 2019 was the most painful year, only God knows why he cracked up on 2mp.
USO match was played before this match.
When the chips are down, he’s inferior to his greatest opponents
The third greatest tennis player of all time, an amazing achievement by the Swiss maestro
Why not second though? It's up to debate if Nadal has better overall achievements than Federer.
Federer may have less GS in total but he has 11 more titles overall, plus Nadal never won ATP finals.
Nadal is an absolute legend on clay, no doubt, but overall? They really are tied
Federer would be placed above Rafa in the all time greatest list. Overall more accomplished.
I find Nadal generally more consistent than Federer, yet Nadal has more problems against the elite hard court players (never winning ATP Finals is evidence of this)
All the top players seem to be at least 6'2 or higher, and his ball stands high up enough for tall players to pummel it. Novak abused this his entire career, taking backhand swipe low angles off his high ball.
@@Baratheon. Federer was more consistent throughout a season, Rafa peaked at the Clay season most of the time but Federer all year around was more consistent.