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  • what grip does federer use on his forehand?

  • i would luv to face fed, nadal or roddicks serves... i obviously know it would be difficult to return.. yea you probably would even return the ball.... but do you reall think it would be SCARY??? facing fed roddick nadal serves? i would luv to take it on..

  • In college, I faced a few guys who served 120+ (back in the 80s that was smokin'). The thing is if you guess wrong, the ball is buy you faster than a blink of an eye. Now, at 135, 140, I can only imagine that there is no time to react. Also, trying to return a 100+ mph second-serve can't be easy either. However, if you get the timing down and can read the serve, it's not to bad if you shorten your swing and block - the return can be lighting fast if your timing is right.

  • ud have a better chance at returning roddicks serve then federers

    roddicks will cum with alot of pace but u can manage to block it back if ur lucky

    where as feds, he places it all the time and it has alot of kick on it so it will b hard to reach

    honestly, ur screwed either way lol

  • nobody cares about what you want, so stop dreaming.

  • you wouldn't of commented back if you didn't care! Whats wrong with dreaming? Dreams are free... And just because you would wimp out if you had the CHANCE to face Federer...  thats not my problem.. you just need to harden up... I would take them on.

  • oh y dont u grow a pair, i would face fedderer if i could, but i never will, and neither will you, see he plays peole that are actually ranked in atp

  • i know i wont.. and neither will you... but if i could.. i would.... You wouldnt face jack shit.

  • For dtennisboyb:

    yes there is something called a foot fault. You cannot touch the line before you hit the ball...you can jump and cross the line and be in mid air while you are hitting the ball though...and then land inside the court...

  • wanna ask a qus here, up till now im still not really sure if there is a foot fault during serve..... is there foot fault? when u serve u cannot have ur feet stepped on the line rite? or can u?

  • that must not be fun to train with a whole bunch of people watching you hahaha.. wow

    and boy does he make it look easy

  • does any one know any good videos of roger training or close-up, and where you can actually see the flightpath of the ball like the FYB videos.

  • 2:44 cover drive

  • he trains really hard when he doesnt play tournaments, but in practise before matches he just tries to stay loose

    his philiosophy is apparently that the game is not won the day before the match but in the training before so i guess thats why it seems like hes lazy

  • "you´re human!"....wow....didn´t you realized it yet???

    He´s an Alien, pretending sometimes to be human, I´m convinced he´s not from this world....

    Oh and by the way when he loses against Nadal he´s pretending to be "inperfect"too, he HAS to lose to someone time to time......but no Roger, you´re BUSTED, you ALIEN!!!!

  • wow!!! 3:26 he missed!!

  • If I were his coach, I try to encourage close practices; not sure that's possible but practice needs to be private for concentration and warm-ups may be public or something like that. Federer needs to get himself a reallly good coach.

  • There will be plenty more ppl for the real event so why not go ahead and get comfortable playing in front of a few?

  • looks like he is messing about - quite lazy with a lot of the shots.."You're human!....No, I'm Roger Federer"..

  • 3:27, whahaha

  • thanks for your video then permit we to see the god playing tennis !!!!s

  • at 3:27 why did he completely wiff that ball...? was he joking?

  • No he wasn't

  • I think he lost the ball when it went into the shadow.

  • It must feel like he is living in a goldfish bowl at times. Every thing you do everything you say watched....creepy.....lol lol

    The master at work....THEE CHAMPION

  • the best of history!

  • i would love to spar with roger

  • yeah and he would most like beat u down with his tennis skills rather than he's fighting skills

  • do you know what sparing is

  • lols sparring as in playing a set? damn no one got my joke...

  • i got it!

  • lols hahaha *starts to spar with federer does an upper cut to his federer dodges then uses is his backhand skills to slap me in the face with an instant KO*

    then chuck norris pops out roundhouses federer and bloes up the universe

  • Federer via GnP he's trains greco roman wrestling and he's nearly 200pound so i give him the edge.

  • no...he was trained by spartans...taught never to retreat in battle....

    if u saw the movie....u saw the abbs they had....

  • who does he always practice with?

  • legendary Jimmy Connors

  • 03:25 "He's human" XD

  • Totally agree.. additionally i wonder why roger played horribly , probably because too much ppl interfere with his warm-up?!!

  • Right now, he is not playing like he played the australian open. I've seen his shots on tv, and it looks as if he is not hitting the ball with confidence, although his serve was good at AMS Miami. What do you think fellas?.

  • Needs another coach like Roche to get him back on track, hes really sloppy and unpolished at the moment. I think while hes been trying to volley a lot more his groundstrokes have fallen off a bit, particularly in his timing.

  • i totally agree with you. it just looks like federer isn't as confident as he used to be. at the australian open 08 in the 2nd round he took a world ranked 176 player to 6 sets. thats not really what you would expect from world number one in the 2nd round.

  • Hah, how dare that spectator call him human!

    He missed that ball on purpose, for sure. Just to screw with their heads a little.

  • Every Human makes mistakes..and hes just another human!

  • Well said.

    You're right about Gasquet. He just doesn't have the mental fortitude yet. His forehand may need a little work too.

  • Obviously there will be someone better than Federer in the future, it happens in all sports and events. But that really doesn't give you much room to just randomly post on a video in which he is just warming up that he sucks just because of your speculation of future events. You realize when they use the word "all-time" they are referring to players in the current era and players in the past, it isn't "all-time and future."

  • im going to assume that the reason he wiffed on that forehand was due to the shadows.

    great video, i could watch it forever!

  • I bet it was because he's lazy. The fact is, he doesn't really like practice. But when he started doing it things picked up for him. He's still really lazy in practice, though he does have a match coming up I'll assume. Even if he isn't, he shouldn't be overexerting himself so he can stay fresh for the match.

    He's always been like that. Lazy, or even nonexistent in practice, and unbelievable during showtime. He's only human during practice, the exact opposite of most other players (99.9999%).

  • Actually, it may also be the fact that the ball is scared of him. I mean, he hits his forehand so hard the ball must be afraid to get blown up on contact, so it slowed itself down so Federer's unbelievable racket head speed would pass it by, leaving the ball unharmed.

    That and he's human only during practice, when he's sick, and during those few days a year for that every 3rd or 4th year.

  • AWSOME vid!!!

  • Never get tired of watching the Fed do his thing. He is a true master of his craft!

  • thanks for the video mate, im actually in this video. My brother is wearing the white shirt and me and my younger brother are on either side.

    Hope you enjoyed the tournament.

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