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Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

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Old 04-06-2009, 10:00 PM   #1
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Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

Surely if Federer wins the French Open he will become the greatest tennis player ever, if he isnt already?

I only tend to watch the grand slam events when it comes to tennis but every time i watch Federer his technique seems to defy convention. Almost every shot seems to be hit with slice or spin (check the slo-mo video below).

When i used to watch Sampras i thought id seen the greatest but i think Federer has taken the game to an even higher level, its a shame that if he wins i think people will say its only because Nadal got knocked out.

YouTube - Roger Federer slow motion video
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

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Surely if Federer wins the French Open he will become the greatest tennis player ever, if he isnt already?

I only tend to watch the grand slam events when it comes to tennis but every time i watch Federer his technique seems to defy convention. Almost every shot seems to be hit with slice or spin (check the slo-mo video below).

When i used to watch Sampras i thought id seen the greatest but i think Federer has taken the game to an even higher level, its a shame that if he wins i think people will say its only because Nadal got knocked out.
Isn't it though?

Nadal had wiped the floor with him at every meeting in the French Open between these two and this year is Federer's best chance at grabbing the title simply for the reason that Nadal is no longer in the competition.
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

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Isn't it though?

Nadal had wiped the floor with him at every meeting in the French Open between these two and this year is Federer's best chance at grabbing the title simply for the reason that Nadal is no longer in the competition.
Does that not make him better on the day/in that tournament?

I mean on paper you can say he's the best in that tournament at the time it's played...

Same can be said in any sport, I mean you might have a football team knocked out of a cup who in theory are better than another team, but if they don't win, how can they claim that?

I think it's a big thing to say he's the greatest player of all time, especially when it's a hard argument to say he's the greatest at present... he's a great for sure though.
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

federer is a great player but best of all time? Im not so sure. I still think Sampras has that accolade as imo there was tougher competition when he was around.
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Does that not make him better on the day/in that tournament?

I mean on paper you can say he's the best in that tournament at the time it's played...

Same can be said in any sport, I mean you might have a football team knocked out of a cup who in theory are better than another team, but if they don't win, how can they claim that?

I think it's a big thing to say he's the greatest player of all time, especially when it's a hard argument to say he's the greatest at present... he's a great for sure though.


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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

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You've lost me.
Sorry, my point was, not necessarily the best player or team will win a competition, because everyone can have a bad day, but on that token, someones bad day is part of their career, so you can say that is a bad point against them and at the end of the day you don't need to beat the #2 player to win certain cups/trophies.

It's not Federers fault Nadal gets knocked out, but I agree with what you say, realistically we all know that Nadal is the biggest competition for him.

It's like in any sport... you get someone either a player or team that stands out, but even if they are the "better" player/team, it does not mean they always win everything.
For me Nadal is the better of the 2, but they both have their pros and cons, and they both have bad days, they're human after all.


As you say Fed only wins cause Nadal gets knocked out, that's kinda like saying Nadal is better than Fed, even though he lost to a lower ranked player... on paper it just doesn't look good to lose to someone like that.
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

Everyone forgets how dominant FedEx has been over the last 4 years. Sure Nadal has caught and probably surpassed him now, but its taken time.

Greatest player of all time? Probably not. The style of tennis Federer (and for that matter Nadal) plays is greatly aided by the changes in technology of the sport. The rackets are much lighter, the balls bouncier, faster etc etc etc. It'd be interesting to see the greats of the past on the courts today, but as thats impossible we'll never really get a true comparison.

I also think that the competition in Sampras's day was tougher too, as there were many outstanding player with him just pipping them to the top. Now we have Federer and Nadal, with Murray and Djokovic some way back.


People always seem to underestimate the importance of technology in sport. Would the winker be curling free kicks in from 40 yards at blinding speed with a thick leather ball and boots that were 10 times as heavy? Probably not. You can only ever say that such and such a player (of any sport) is the best in their era.
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

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It'd be interesting to see the greats of the past on the courts today, but as thats impossible we'll never really get a true comparison.
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

I don't think Fed Ex will let pride get in the way of claiming the one missing GS

He can only beat who is in front of him, and you know what Rodger deserves his moment in the sun. There are many things wrong with the modern tennis game, not least the disgraceful media intrusion at the final of events. I defy anyone to say they did not feel for Federer; a broken man, after Nadal beat him at Australia

Nadal will be back. He is probably the greatest clay courter of all time, and is young enough to potentially himself surpass the all time record for GS wins. If we call it in the future win the US, Wimbledon, Aus minimum just one time each, and minimum 3 French its frightening as he is still young enough to rack up more beyond that

I'm not going to bother responding to the technology argument too much. If the legend that is Rod Laver can be complimentary, then its a shame the typically British attitude comes through. A nice racket does not make for God given ability otherwise us mere mortals would be doing it
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

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If the legend that is Rod Laver can be complimentary, then its a shame the typically British attitude comes through. A nice racket does not make for God given ability otherwise us mere mortals would be doing it
It enhances god given ability (coupled with hours of training) though. Im just saying some of the shots pulled off by the Pro's of today wouldnt have been possible with a wooden racket. They enhance all elements of the game.

Im not quite sure what you mean by a typical British attitude, but I wasnt saying anything disrespectful about Federer or Nadal, theyre both tremendously players and its one of the best rivalries in sport IMO.
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

Cant argue that the guy could be classed as the best of all time there are not many players you could put in that category sampras,bjorg,becker,meldrew,federer but the amount of quality about when he started was thin on the ground although now there are some good players about fed is still only 27 it feels like he is 30 odd he has been around that long so thats not to be sniffed at its a young mans game now
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

I think Fedex will still be going when Nadal starts to slip . He won't be able to keep up the pace of his game forever . And his lopsided physique will take its toll before long
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

Must certainly be the year he wins the French Open now that he's in the final. Really hope he does he deserves it. Would have been slightly better if he did it against Nadal though.
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

Just want to say that the French has been awesome this year for entertainment del Potro will learn from this experience

Maria did not make it as far as I'd have liked, but have nots...
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

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I think Fedex will still be going when Nadal starts to slip . He won't be able to keep up the pace of his game forever . And his lopsided physique will take its toll before long
Nadal has pulled out of the upcoming Queens Club tournament because of injury, i think his technique is alot more physical and maybe this is starting to catch up with him.

I hope not, as mentioned above its a great rivalry with Federer and imo last years Wimbledon final was the greatest tennis match ever.
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

What is wrong with the French Open crowd? Enjoying the women's final here, but as throughout the Championship, the crowd delay proceedings by doing a Mexican wave, and then applaud themselves for completing it

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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

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I think Fedex will still be going when Nadal starts to slip . He won't be able to keep up the pace of his game forever . And his lopsided physique will take its toll before long
I agree with that, I'm not sure Nadal will last as long as Federer, he is built like a tank and his knees are starting to buckle under the strain already! I think apart from his bulk his aggressive playing style could contribute to his knee problems as he lashes that ball very hard every chance he gets.
A lot of players seem to be suffering from tendinitis these days, you often see them with their knees taped up in ever more complex styles!
I know what it's like because I have suffered from knee tendinitis for about 15 years, tried all sorts, strapping, physio, surgery, etc., etc. nowt worked. Now I'm just an ordinary bloke who used to play squash 3-4 times a week not a professional sports man/woman who plays almost daily and much more intensely.
I believe one of the few ways you can try to fix it is complete rest but even then there are no guarantees, I have read stories of people having their legs put into a cast for several weeks/months and it still returns!

Back on topic though I think Federer is already the greatest player the tennis world has seen, win or lose tomorrow, he has some more grand slams in him yet. I hope he does win tomorrow, I don't think he'll be bothered that Nadal is not facing him in the final, after all Soderling is a worthy opponent and the player who knocked the beast out!

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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

Why was that nutter allowed to get to roger,its clearly upset him,its a disgrace
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

Very poor security, nutter could have had a knife
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

fedex is quality
no matter what
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fedex is quality
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Andy Murray is better
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

Lol yeah im sure he is lol

Well Done Federer what a performance today
and winning a grand slam thats eluded him so long quality
10/10
def the greatest player
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

Ah but you haven't seen me playing tennis
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

Well done Roger, the most naturally gifted player tennis has ever seen. He is a living legend and a shining example of a sportsman.
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

Caught the end of something Matt Willander was saying about Nadal along the lines of "he will have to completely revamp his game if he is not to be overpowered on all surfaces by the likes of Sordling and Del Potro". Amazing!!!
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

This French Open was Soderling's "once a career does something minor of note" sign-off

We are not seeing him reach the latter stages again
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Well done Roger, the most naturally gifted player tennis has ever seen. He is a living legend and a shining example of a sportsman.
Couldn't have put it better myself, was really pleased for him. Hopefully he can get his 15th slam this season.

If not at Wimbledon, would be nice to see him do it in the US Open while at the same time breaking the record of 5 consecutive US Open titles.
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

I definitely want Murray to win Wimbledon and US. I hope Federer goes out early.

He is very good but Murray can definitely beat him this season and has already.

Come on Murray.
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

Fed Ex is favourite for Wimbledon. Nadal with a dodgy knee and no grass tournament practice is still a better bet than Murray
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Re: Roger Federer - Greatest tennis player of all time

federa has been brilliant and i knew he would be something special when he beat my all time favourite pete sampress when i was a kid. it was soo emotional that day and i knew from then on, this guy will be a legend
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