🇷🇸💟🇬🇷 love from Hellas

He didnt give respect for us, why we should give it to him?

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@@Andrey_Khaustov1480 cry

@@Andrey_Khaustov1480 Nadal, the most competitive person in sport, agreed to throw a match? Let me guess, the Earth is flat, the vaccine has microchip implants and tin foil hats are all the rage...

@@fivos833 The vaccine one is correct.

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And for Greeks, Spain is one of our favorite countries.. Beautiful Spain..

Man your viral in coffeeshop

Respect from Greece to Spain

Very sweet of you. Thank you!!

Mediterranean brothers!

yes is verry boring.... french is littly best but still boring..

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He is a Rafa fan, mate! That's why... you should've heard him covering the Djokovic vs Rafa match at Doha 2016. Djokovic was pummeling Rafa in that match and he was trying so hard not to burst into tears.

@@climstudio22 German with Boris Becker is kinda intresting

@@jonathansiemens3246 yeah but its more about the inside that he can give less about his enthusiasm as a commentator.

ye but Tsis is 12 years younger than Rafa, and we're lauding the young guys for being fitter than middle aged men, albeit legends. It's absolutely crazy

@@BOZ_11 rafa is not middle aged lmao

ahahahah... I guess that no one remembers that Tsitsipas "athletics" were granted by the fact the he didn't have to play the previous game... so he had double rest time before the game with Nadal. Would he had played Berrettini and "Tsitsipas "athletics" would be nothing to compare. (which is way Tsitsipas doesn't even have a single Grand Slam victory at 22 (when at 22... Nadal already had 5 Grand Slam titles, Federer 1 and Djokovic 1)

@@marcograsso2740 you Rafa simpletons always have an excuse for when he loses... I googled what you just said and the third headline is literally: ''Pain free Nadal is back at his best''. Idiot.

@@paulobastos1774 idiot Rafafan. Do you know how many grand slams Rafa won because the opponent was tired or injured? It goes both ways. Nadal was NOT fatigued after playing Fognini - the Italian literally threw the match away. Idiot.

It's going to be rather sooner than later! Stefanos is ready, and if he doesn't win one of the majors this year, then it's going to be next one for sure. At the beginning of the year, I predicted that Medvedev will win one GS this year, but we will have to wait and see, as Stefanos is ready too.

@@theUroshman meddy did lol

tsitsypas was upset but did not show it

Like a little bird 🐦 😉

@@marcograsso2740 he even said that he wasn't injured what are you talking about

Watched the full match. Nadal really tightened in the 3rd set tie break, missing 2 easy overheads and many UF errors. Tsitsipas sensed it, and maintained and unreal level of groundstroke consistency, winning nearly ALL the long rallies from that point. He was fully dialled in during the 4th and 5th set. Never felt like he was going to lose

@@QueArgh I agree. Very good observation

Tsitsipas back hand and one or two other movements reminiscent of Roger Federer.

yeah. It's just that it seems like the future of tennis will be filled with good players just like in the 70's, 80's and 90's. A free for all scrap battle between the the top 5 or 6 players in the world

Or top 1.

You are so right ...!!!!

you have not seen the match, Nadal could not keep up the rhythm of Tsitsipas, but in the beginning, we could check who has better tennis play and after we saw who was in better shape.

@@enriquepastorarmada7135 man,Check out the interview of Rafa ✌️

By a spaniard: Magnificient work of Tsisi. 👏👏👏 Today we are sad but happy by our greeks brothers. Good luck in semis 🇪🇸❤️🇬🇷

Agreed. Some of those single-handed backhands of Tsitsipas reminded me of Federer's backhands at the AO in 2017, by the way

@@maxmuller100 he reminded Federer a lot today. His quick approach to serving, his ran-around forehands etc...

Hey man, I didn't have the chance to watch the entire match. I agree with what you said. But I was wondering (if you watched the match), in what aspect was nadal "lacking" from the third set? Like, movement? unforced errors? weak strokes?

@@tomswiss7128 Certainly a significant amount of unforced errors. He also for the most part made it too easy for Stef when Stef was serving. I mean he even won a game with 4 aces in a row. And at the same time he had trouble closing his own games, with Stef reaching 40 often and even getting some break points. To be fair, Tsitsi massively improved his game at that point, so it's a little bit of both. Like the other person said, it's not enough for Rafa to drop his quality, the other guy must play at his best to beat him.

@@notquitemytempo1353 i really appreciate your answer, i was extremely curious about it. Thanks :)

This mini convo is what commenting is all about, i dont think ive ever seen such a cool interaction on a youtube video hah

@@Finroe1 😉

Greetings brother from Greece❤️💙

Respect to Nole, love to all Serbians brothers!

noboy knows the future

Nadal had his last ever GS at Rolland Garros last year, that is it for him. He and RF will finish at 20.

@@18682sandeep 2021 Roland garros who do you think will win?

@@asg7939 Tsitsipas

@@1994ThePhenom1994 i will remember this ... I am greek so i wish stefanos could win everything ...but the king of the clay is the great Rafa

😁😂😂😂

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Thats so epic! Heroes are alive! Dreams are true!

I'm from Greece, Novak's fan and ofcourse i want to see Novak win it. And some more to come. Hopefully he is fit because when Novak is fit there is no one to beat him. Idemo!!!! Stefanos is young and has the time to win in the future if he continues this way.

I want Djoko to win, sorry.

Time for these newer names to break through. Mix it up a bit.

Thats the problem: I like Tsitsipas usually. But when he wins against Nadal in the quarters in some tournaments, he then goes on to lose to a player o don't want to win instead of getting the title himself

@@nemoschmitz2374 well if you don't want them to win then they obviously shouldn't...

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"BS Russian vs Greek who can't fight"

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NOLE WINNER

Medwedew will win this tournament.

@@user-to3zc7od5i Nole will get beaten by Karatsev =)

yes but in the beginning it worked, because tsitsipas wasn't as good

the shape was not great either

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I thought he was just too exhausted to celebrate hahaha

Djokovic says hello

Ναι ακριβως ετσι .Και βρεθηκε στον Όλυμπο γιατι η ηρεμία του ηταν Ολύμπια πραγμα ασυνήθιστο για αυτόν. Έχω εκπλαγεί σήμερα, Αν συνεχίσει έτσι η πρωτιά είναι θέμα χρόνου!

@@konstantinospolitopoulos7878 Είναι πολύ κοντά στο να γίνει "the number one"

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Isn't it 3 people? I think he lost a 2-0 lead in 2005 as well.

@@vamheredur413 Right, it was in Miami Master's final against Federer, but not in Grand Slams!

@@shaileshs4861 You know I was wondering why you put 'In the grand slams' at the start when being 2-0 down already implied 5 set matches so they must be slams. But you're right the Miami masters used to be best of 5!

Tsitsipas didn't rally anything, buttpicker just stopped playing in the 3rd set tiebreak, no clue wtf happened to him

@@shaileshs4861 Oh, my bad.

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Love it, never been a better final two rounds of a slam except AO 2012

Come on...

Who cares about their religion though?

@@dimostheniskalaitzis6988 well, not many but the people who do care are very very proud of their men, women and children 😁🙌

Well... that's not true... too many unforced errors on final set. Anyway, Stef deserved the victory

this smash ... Nadal would have won so much

I don't think that Nadal tried his best. He used to be more consistent in GSs

Stefanos was way fresher, he had a walk over in the last round. That's the key basically. Nadal didnt had the rythm

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He's definitely showing resilience and mentality that he was lacking. And he's still quite young, he's going to mature even more. Great potential ahead of him.

@@notquitemytempo1353 decent single handed backhand too (which is always nice to watch)

A packed crowd would've meant that stefano would not have lost the first two sets so easily, perhaps not even lost them at all. It would've have been packed with Greek fans.

@@jennyspiriadis3507 Interesting. I actually think that nerves would have played a bigger role with the crowd. And that stef could have gotten emotionally exhausted. He did super well to stay calm and safe his energy. Rafa on the other hand draws on the crowd in tight matches and gains strength and believe. I personally see rafa ahead with a rowdy crowd

Tsitsipas was not horrible in the first set, he had more solid volleys and was more challenging for Nadal on his volleys. That is apart from the game where Nadal broke.

lol what are you talking about? Nadal was playing insane tennis in the first 2 sets

You guys clearly didn’t watched the match. Tsitsipas was horrendous.. especially in the first set.

@@thetruthhurtshuh7470 haha...horrible...well, you clearly know nothing about tennis.

We are saying this for more than 3 years. Yes, next gen are good but not "always". Where is Tim?! Can you quarantee that Tsi, Zverev, Medvedev, Tim will always be in semi, or finals in every atp tour, like masters or GS. How many semi finals Zverev have. Mentaly, Tsi and Medvedev are much much better than Zverev. So this 2 guys are next, and Tim but he is 28-29 years old. So, he must be healthy in next 2-3 years. Medvedev is 24year, Tsi 22. And like Medvedev said, he have ZERO GS. So, our next gen in last 3 years, it is 11 GS they won only 1 GS. All of them?!

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