2019: Eat some grass

Magnus Hjortlund lol

EXACTLY! When did winning a championship become so debilitating that the Champions couldn't even stay on their feet? Lame.

@@paules3437 Spoken like someone who doesn’t understand the greatest gift of Victory, it’s relief.

Haha, Good Point.

And its always the same reporter

@@Schnittwin legend

Good old Dan Maskell.

Trish Prescott Martina retired from singles play in 1994, but returned in the 2000's, and played the French and Wimbledon in 2004, won her last Wimbledon title in 2006. Some doesn't know the sport of tennis...but yes she did win the majority of her titles in before the 2000's, so I stand corrected.

People don't want to give certain people credit so they travel back in time. Lmao

Yes Williams and Federer really own Wimbledon in 21st century. I love them. And I hope Venus can do well at this year's Wimbledon. Hope she is in great health.

@@apaarmaheshwari8673 rip venus

@@georgetaylor5208 I didn't see that coming. But what I was happy about is that she was serving good and it is her movement which obviously can't be as good as that teen, cost her the match.

😅😅

What?? Honestly. Your joking right? Or jealousy?

12 titles between the two of them

nobody wants to hear about them any more just like the obozos.

Also 90s was a decade of Game, set, match Ms Graf

Started on that 2002 final between Hewitt and Nalbandian

Totally

Because it was generally the best tactic on grass at the time, certainly when serving. The Luxilon revolution of the early 2000s changed that, by allowing baseliners to impart far more topspin to their shots, and thus to hit passing shots with much greater velocity that would dip and stay in the court. That made it MUCH easier to pass a player at the net, so serve-volley became a much riskier tactic (something of a niche tactic to unsettle an opponent).

After winning, they threw up their rackets more back then too lol

I was fan od AROD and Coria, this wimbledon and Roland Garros final for Coria are the 2 most painful matches ever for me.

Absolutely brutal match.

Matthias Roger Lee fed in ao

Dhodhyz Francois Spencer Beach for Wimbledon I mean

Dhodhyz Francois Spencer Beach Fed won on challenge twice lol

and another amazing fact is that one of the Williams Sisters was in every final from 2000 to 2017 except for 2006,2011 2013 and 2014

Still, Navratilova is the most dominant. 9! 9 Championships! Count 'em.

Not to mention that Navratilova and Graf had much stronger opposition during their time than the Williams sisters. They're good players, but they also benefited a lot from a lack of talent on the WTA tour during their careers.

Lone Star when tennis wasnt that known yet :)))

Landscope 360 Navratilova is no match to either one of these williams. that's a FACT!

Shiraz Sajard Brothers

maliha maliha your mother is a brother

@@maleehaarif9092 damn ur stupid

12 years

@@jerrysmith8436 u didn’t get it.

Hairstyle too

Could not see anything in the 70’s/80’s!

How were the cameras in the 60s so much better than in the 70s 😂

Steevo Nuissier *70s, *80s

Also how much slower the surface has gotten.

It started to get really stupid a minute or two into the video.

Now everyone falls on the grass with arms extended

Jonathan Gianguzzo 🖕

reelkena, and lots of steroids.

Please continue to let Serena and Venus occupy time in your day.

mrrogers302 Serena and Venus are men in rag.Sharapova is Queen.

@@maleehaarif9092 ?????? 😂

@@phelelebooi5038 That's because this video's 4 years old

@@phelelebooi5038 how can a video from 2018 show a match that happens in 2019? At least think before posting such a stupid comment.

@@luciusfucius they should get rid of it and post updated content then, which will reflect the true picture!

@@phelelebooi5038 dumt act like its not your fault

@@phelelebooi5038 Mate the vid is abt the 100 championship points since the Open era. Stay mad

And also Djoko

@@matanekorancova6162 djoko is 2010s

Liam C throw in a bit of Murray and yeh

@@matanekorancova6162 no

Good times..

Wish the Masha-Murray mixed happened.

@@alonglongkumer7691 ooh please they are complete opposites and Masha has injury anyway.

me too

The men's game was way more interesting when Murray (and Wawrinka) were regular spoilers, not QUITE as good as the Big Three but very much capable of beating any of them on a good day. In fact, from 2012 through 2014, Murray and Djokovic were the most dominant players in the ATP, and again in 2016. It's such a shame that Murray's body gave out right when he was at his peak.

100%

r nov I know! I'm glad she finally got hers

Hai Tran OMG me too

Yeah as soon as I saw the 09 final I just felt bad for him.

Right in the feels.

I feel like I get stung by a bee every time I see that 09 match point.

Lol... Having to lose to a mug like Floperer must hurt a little.

Zakaria Youncha ukposts.info/have/v-deo/l39hpIStn6Zyw3U.html The tennis monkey is cute... but I wouldn't say I worship him.

lot less dramatic

Sanchez, not Vicario.

2020's : Novak Djokovic 2 titles

@@Punkster556 probably more coming as well, little to no one to challenge him anymore for the next 2-3 years :(

Just for fun/ contrast, heres the biggest anomalies per decade: 1:48 1975 Huge upset Ashe over heavy favorite Connors ( Some say Connors was injured, some say Ashe's choppy style was too frustrating for Connors) Edit: also 1973 1:23 Many top pros boycotted Wimbledon that year for the ITF barring Yugoslavian Nikola Pilic from competing after his refusal to play in a Davis cup match months earlier (was a very important & prestigious part of the tour back then) so Kodes winning it kind of has an asterisk, as prior recent Champs like Smith and Newcombe didn't compete 4:33 In 1987 Becker (won the 2 prior years) was taken out by a basically complete nobody early on, Pat Cash hampered by injuries in his career but too strong that day to win his sole grand slam & deny Lendl what would be perhaps his best chance to win wimbledon 5:33 Michael Stich winning his sole grand slam, unusual that he took out both Edberg and Becker (the finalists of the prior 3 years) 6:54 Kraijcek winning in the middle of the Sampras reign (defeated Sampras in the QF) for his only slam win too, also an anomaly & by far the longest rally on a men's championship point to date 00s: 8:00 2001 Ivanisevic winning wimbledon as a Wildcard, nobody remotely seemed to expect him in the twilight of his career to make a deep run let alone win (of course Sampras was famously taken out by young Federer) 8:11 2002 Hewitt winning wimbledon. Still hard to believe in a way Hewitt of all people won it and Roddick never did. The grass was slowed down starting that year by changing the grass seed composition/ arguably to encourage longer rallies and better viewership. Regardless kind of weird transition phase at the top of the tour (Johanson a fairly average pro upsetting/ defeating Safin to win a slam also in 02 also unusual and of course in 04 pre Nadal the Coria choke at roland garros also comes to mind) & of course after that nobody outside the big 4 until Alcaraz in 2023 would win wimbledon on the men's side 2010s: Hard to decide but I guess either 12:27 2016 Murray winning wimbledon again (arguably his peak year, or at least other members of the big 4 not playing as great that year. Usually tough for him to break past all of them, only slam he won more than once) or 2019 (happened after this video) very unusual for Federer to lose a slam final after having championship points, but not the first time Djokovic came back match point down vs Federer, happened twice at the us open in early 2010s

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No

Shoty loves Stanimal big three

But still its Navratilova's

If only that era could come back...now Roger's time is almost up (even if he plays another two years) and who knows when Rafa's body will finally give up. And afterwards? What will be left in men's tennis?

Roger vs Rafa was the greatest series of finals ever

I think Roger fakes his tears... man's got no emotions

1968 to 2017

What about Navratilova.. She will and always remain the queen of grass... she had a strike through for 9

Sampras was a great player, but the 90s was a time when serve was so heavily dominant at Wimbledon, and Sampras had the best serve in the world.

ugh iconic legendaric

😅😅😅thats true, 2010 is her first true celebration

Well she did drop to her knees in 09 she had to work hard for that one winning 8-6 in the final set of the semi vs dementieva

Hugo Santos 4. 3 wins, 1 defeat

except Jana Novotna