Becker Dive amazing point

[RomalpaClause]

that is fvcking passion!

[millionairejh]

becker always had that constipated look before he served lol

[livetorun11]

Press 7 over and over again for epic air hump

[manupee]

I dont know: are emotions allowed in tennis nowadays ?

[TheBXpress]

@manupee Djokovic is the only one who shows any.

[wealthmaster71]

what compels someone to use such shitty ass music for such a moment?

[MrWilliewhite]

@wealthmaster71 what compels someone with shitty ass tastes in music to comment whenever they hear something different from their lame music?

[2BarKawi]

There's no question that was sensational!

[chipncharge94]

only special because he fell.... i mean if he hadnt fallen he would have hit the ball anyway ^^

[yahoopl3]

@chipncharge94 you're a fucking tard....watch the video again dumbass...the ball hit the net

[chipncharge94]

@yahoopl3 haha ashole

[voltamore]

30 seconds showing what sports is all about ...

[ZaharaDLA]

LOL! He was just lying there and flicking the ball up and over the net.

[airsoftbuddies50]

its kind of less dramatic if you have to get back up and dolphin-scoot over again

[mickquick01]

I remember I used to watch and play a lot of tennis during Becker-Edberg-Lendl era, it was magic, really. I loved tennis, loved so much. Then Pay TV comes and it's been almost impossibile to follow... i miss those summer afternoons spent watching roland garros, wimbledon and us open with my cousin, magic... i was 17, magic. Tnx to those amazing players

[florikrug]

@mickquick01 magic magic magic (magic ?!)

[SoooBlue]

Tennis misses variation today and personality. The last big personalities to go were Ivanisevic, Agassi, Safin...

Becker was such an exciting player, absolutely terrific.

[Konduffi2]

Es gab viel bessere Beckerhechte. Der Schuss wurde ja entschärft durch den Netzroller, war sicherlich nicht leicht, weil der Ball viel Spin hatte und Boris schon auf dem Boden lag, aber es gab viel spektakulärere Beckerhechte.

[TennisNewsAuthority]

I can still remember the commentary like it was (almost) yesterday...

"Oh , he's got it!" - Bud Collins

"Oh myyy!" - Dick Enberg

"Wolffff man boris!" - Replay - Bud Collins

Love it!!!!!

[funkifyable]

Well he did a great job putting that back to the court.. But he was reaallly lucky that the ball hit the net or else he would lose the point!!

[standupstella]

I remember seeing that as it happened—so exciting!

[hhgtipower]

legend boris

[seasonedsevencolors]

I was crazy for Becker. Used to fight my parents for allowing me to watch his late night matches, esp. at Wimbledons. Still like to watch tennis, but that craze ended with Becker's retirement.

[whity72]

@seasonedsevencolors

Same for me: I never put my alarm clock for Stich or anyone else, only Becker´s matches in Australia or the US during my school time kept me up! :D I loved him at his big points and I loved him even more when he sweared with himself or the net or referee "rüüüber" rüüüber! giiibs nich! jesus christ! kanns nich geben! stell dich doch nicht immer so an beim aufschlag, meeensch meensch meeensch" hahaha!

[huntirico1]

@seasonedsevencolors aha...i did that for Federer vs nadal watch Wimbeldon 2008 final. I thought it was a good match at the least. :)

[rikki1339]

@receipt22 well today is no real emotions or what ? i remember last year when federer won first time french open.. he cried.

First time nadal won grandslam he lays crying on the court for 5 min..

i dont think they are those good actors

[MrRaoulin]

true aryan

[samibaig11]

what an amazing point. Cheers! long lives the legend

[scottdavis0676]

I love "Boom Boom Pecker." He is one of the greatest serve and volley players of all time, and is a legend of the game. I miss his passion for the sport.

[1984predrag]

great best shot

[preciousjey]

the boom boom shuffle

[CR7RQ27]

wow, becker sucks

[unowen1446]

@CR7RQ27 better than you, I bet

[babbone75]

Boris the number one

[Oscar847]

ginger pubes.

[johnyesudhas]

boris no one till date has bettered ur acrobatic volleys u r the patent of this in tennis, we miss u

[marilou20091]

flying Boris ! We miss you !

[lmbfr01]

sorry but... have you considered wearing glasses?

no offense :)

[skinhead30]

it WAS tennis

[100killerX]

LOL i thought that when he had a hard attack.. But he was enjoying his glory, not to mention hs pants.

[NaSdAt63]

i think those pants helped his epicness

[counterputter]

the name of this song, please !

[ilovecassius]

@counterputter song is "Everloving" by Moby

[ocmc32]

legend

[receipt22]

this was real tennis with emotions and everything. oh man i miss these times

[Manjixx]

@receipt22

So you seriously want to tell us that nowadays tennis is free of emotions? How do you explain Federer's emotional moment after the AO? Or Nadal pumping himself up in special moments. I think today's tennis era is definitely as exciting as anything that has taken place in the past. Every era should be given the credit it deserves. Just saying...

[KennyParkz]

@Manjixx i think what he means is... it was more about the play/tactics endurance... where as nowdays its more power more speed.....less time for more interesting points... i think todays tennis is equally great... but the olden tennis had something unique... the sampress, agassi, becker, connor days xD

[huntirico1]

@KennyParkz Dont forget Mc'enore aha...COME ON!!!!

[KennyParkz]

@huntirico1 hahah i could name a dozen more

[smegweevil]

Yikes! Luck and skill full points.

[theatlantean1]

thanks for posting this..........this is truly the most vivid point in my memory of all points in the history of the game.........brins back memories of some unique times in my life........JAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH­HH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[tanobaron]

thanks ilovecassius. the best point in history for my soul:)

[CODlova]

its a whole different era you fag

[w00tsville]

it was the 80's!