ENJOY AND SUBSCRIE PLEASE (HD) Stanislas Wawrinka vs Rafael Nadal Australian Open 2014 FINAL (ESPN) - HIGHLIGHTS
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In my opinion, Stan Wawrinka on his good day is untouchable for literally anybody in tennis history. Like, I mean it, when he's in the zone, he is a monster
@robertsobotka37254 жыл бұрын
He nearly lost to djoker this tournament,he lost to him at AO and USO 2013 and he got murdered by nadal at RG 17.
@aleksamilosevic87924 жыл бұрын
On his good day, he can keep up with the greats, but I wouldn't say "untouchable."
@warriorsfilmroom42244 жыл бұрын
Very true. Its hes head
@yousefbhoyroo69604 жыл бұрын
@@aleksamilosevic8792 yeah and he did beat him so whats your point? If stan is on he destroys djokovics defense with his insane power! Of course he cannot do it everytime but when hes in the zone novak has no chance , nobody does
@lukashelmhart18064 жыл бұрын
@@lukashelmhart1806 get his duck out
@abhishek40444 жыл бұрын
Stan at his best is ridiculous to watch. My favorite player.
@warrenbrewin9503 жыл бұрын
100% agree
@HT_Ray Жыл бұрын
@@rafaundisputedgoat4291😂
@danieleugen38588 ай бұрын
Wow, the way Stan was hitting that ball! It honestly wouldn't have mattered who he was playing that day. The title was his!
@LennyTurner7 жыл бұрын
Lenny Turner unless if fed was playing
@lecturerhetshah43455 жыл бұрын
Lenny Turner only Feds prime could stop him, but otherwise no chance for anyone else.
@goxaviergo115 жыл бұрын
Nadal is 17-3 against Wawrinka. Nadal was injured here. Healthy Nadal destroyed Wawrinka at Roland Garros 2017. So healthy Nadal would have destroyed this Wawrinka.
@srkucrickk5 жыл бұрын
@@srkucrickk no. Nadal is healthy here...and this Stan is better than the best of rafa in the AO.
@Agila07185 жыл бұрын
This is probably the highest level of tennis in the AO history
@Agila07185 жыл бұрын
Stan is most humble guy in tennis i ever seen. I like the way he console his opponent after winning. RESPECT
@rafanadal1474 жыл бұрын
I wish the comments would act the same way tho 😕
@charlesjang48544 жыл бұрын
Agree
@muhammaddaniyalrashid94634 жыл бұрын
He's humble in this moment, but I've seen him act pretty cocky/arrogant too
@Server161164 жыл бұрын
@@Server16116 let's see the proof/video of Stan being arrogant
@user-gq8ho3dg8q3 жыл бұрын
Why do u see him as more humble than the big 3?
@robinsoncruise22283 жыл бұрын
That ending kind of made me emotional. He was so humble. He was sympathetic of Nadal's loss though I'm sure he was very ecstatic to finally win a slam.
@EvanNagao7 жыл бұрын
His 1st ever slam
@adithyanaren5192 жыл бұрын
Sympathetic? Nadal won much more than he deserved.
@azazello1784 Жыл бұрын
@@azazello1784 sympathetic of him being injured
@marilou20091 Жыл бұрын
@@azazello1784 Dude, sympathy isn't being about winning or losing, I always remember the gesture Nadal had towards Federer in Ao 2009, I think till this it's one of the most kindest gestures in the history of tennis. Nadal totally supressed his emotions in finally winning his first AO against his great rival, and comforted Roger totally when he was emotional in losing.
@marshaloga3047 Жыл бұрын
@@marshaloga3047 Nadal should have let Federer win. He had no business winning that grand slam.
@azazello1784 Жыл бұрын
I think Wawrinka is the only player who didn't fall on the court after winning his first grand slam!
@atharvathatte93354 жыл бұрын
@markorevan he won't even smile
@danggiang53664 жыл бұрын
@@Laland_1196 he has never fallen. Get your facts right little dude. What happened to Nadal? Oh yes got destroyed. Lol
@mdas53304 жыл бұрын
Because he realised that this is nothing special wining few grand slam title.... NOVAK nadal federer will be remembered like biggest champions in tennis history
@trumpameri16384 жыл бұрын
I hate to say it guys, but bubufubu is correct in this debate. Nothing, I repeat nothing in tennis history indicates that Stan was going to beat a healthy Nadal in this match. Stan was winless against Nadal and had not even taken a set from the Spaniard. In spite of beating Djokovic, which it is documented that Stan's style works well against Djokovic's style, there is nothing that shows that Stan could beat Nadal in a BO5 match. Styles make fights and Stan, even Stanimal 2.0, did not have what it takes to best a healthy Nadal in reasonable form in a BO5. Many people bring up the first set, but how many times have we seen an inspired player take the first set, only for Nadal to find his rhythm and become too strong for the "said player" in the course of a bo5 match. All-out aggressiveness and power can usually not hold against Rafa in BO5, with Soderling being the rare exception. History also shows that in spite of Nadal's struggles in earlier rounds of slams sometimes, he usually brought his best by the time the semifinals and finals roll around. Just ask Federer and Djokovic how difficult it is to beat a locked in Nadal. What we do know is that Stanimal 2.0 had not arrived till 2013- 2014(despite not winning, he had given Djokovic lots of trouble in slams since then). Stan was winless in both matches and sets to Nadal up to that point. Post Stanimal 2.0, Nadal leads 7-3. One loss was ofc AO 14 Final(Nadal injury) and the other two came in 2015---Nadal's worst year of his career---where everybody was beating him and he was just a shadow of his former self. Therefore, as it stands, nothing indicates Stan, even Stanimal 2.0(0-6 vs uninjured and normal Nadal) has what it takes to best an uninjured Nadal in reasonable form in BO3, let alone BO5. Would have Stanimal made this a competitive match? Absolutely. Was he going to beat a healthy Nadal over the course of 5 sets? Likely not. To conclude, if Stanimal was as unstoppable as some of you say he is, how did he lose in such pathetic fashion in RG 17 final? Surely "God Mode Stan" would have at least made things competitive if he was as great as some of you think he is.
@jacobschmidt27093 жыл бұрын
Nope. Murray us open 2012
@muhammadazzam75453 жыл бұрын
The quality of Stan's tennis here is impossible. Hard hitting with extreme consistency and accuracy from both sides, plus great serving and some nice volley in between. A beacon of hope to us mere mortals!
@steveosaur9 ай бұрын
So many insane shots. My jaw still drops multiple times watching a highlight like this. Stan was unplayable here.
@wahn103 жыл бұрын
Stan has a losing h2h in slams vs Fed. Stan also has losing h2h in slams vs Nadal. Stan is close vs Djokovic in h2h in slams, but still Djokovic is leading the h2h in slams 5-4 vs stan, and Djokovic has 24 slams to his name.
@scottwarren49982 ай бұрын
I'm a Stan the Man fan but Rafa was injured here. Rafa even said he should have skipped this match due to his injuries, but you don't walk out of a GS final so he still showed up. As much as I love Stan, I just can't see him beating an in-form Nadal on hard.
@yi-juhuang8204Ай бұрын
@@yi-juhuang8204 No, nadal was not injured. But nadal wooul probably have beaten stan's ass if they just met on hard court grandslams after 2014.
@scottwarren4998Ай бұрын
@@yi-juhuang8204 I mean in 2013. us open 2013 for example. nadal had beaten stan..
@scottwarren4998Ай бұрын
@@scottwarren4998 that was novak lmao
@yi-juhuang8204Ай бұрын
What a powerful backhand by Stan!! How's it even possible to have that much power
@edvardkalathil31284 жыл бұрын
Must be God gifted.
@freework4989 Жыл бұрын
His backhand has many gears.
@cyriljacob48394 жыл бұрын
Ass gears Rafa was injured
@maheshwaran37683 жыл бұрын
Indeed, in my opinion, he is the only player who can control the one handed back hand fully, from hitting the ball short to deep and adjusting angles and levels of spin
@userhsu3 жыл бұрын
@@maheshwaran3768 ahhh the he was injured excused of all the time, only when he wins there was no injury
@pastilla012343 жыл бұрын
@@pastilla01234 look Back injury was the reason Stan has no chance in hell against rafa Vamos rafa
@maheshwaran37683 жыл бұрын
@@maheshwaran3768 Clearly Wawrinka was dominant all the time. Rafa was not looking injured initially, Wawrinka's game made him injured...and also Nadal has injury problem on every part of body since the beginning of his career so it's nothing new. Don't be a blind follower, you should give respect to opponent's skills also.
@suyog.43 жыл бұрын
To beat Nadal you either have to out-Nadal him which Djokovic does, or just push him around the court like Soderling, Wawrinka, and Del Potro have done. Either way it's a very tough task.
@bacardibum8 жыл бұрын
Feliciano Ernesto Guevara well Djokovic beat him in 2012 AO final, a match which Nadal admitted to giving it his absolute all and playing his absolute best tennis.
@bazingadude24926 жыл бұрын
bacardium or simply hit him off the court like 2017 federer
@samarthadhikari48305 жыл бұрын
Nadal is 17-3 against Wawrinka. Nadal was injured here. Healthy Nadal destroyed Wawrinka at Roland Garros 2017.
@srkucrickk5 жыл бұрын
@アンディマレー There is no doubt that Wawrinka wouldn't have beaten a healthy version of Nadal. Nadal was 12-0 against Wawrinka before the final. In the final Nadal had a back injury and couldn't run and move properly.
@srkucrickk5 жыл бұрын
@アンディマレー No, he was just facing an injured version of Nadal, who had a back injury and couldn't run or move properly. Nadal dominates Wawrinka all his career 17-3 for a reason. Look at how a healthy Nadal destroyed your "Stanimal" at Roland Garros 2017. Same would have happened here, but unfortunately Nadal had a back injury.
@srkucrickk5 жыл бұрын
Stan was firing rockets that day....what a beast, I wish he'd make a comeback
@kunalsethi71923 жыл бұрын
Why is he not playing these days?
@alexanderbobylev28102 жыл бұрын
@@alexanderbobylev2810 currently he's suffering from foot injury, he did play AO 21 but he's nowhere near this level
@kunalsethi71922 жыл бұрын
Fluke
@rgfitness6425 Жыл бұрын
The only player to beat both Djokovic and Nadal in the same tournament to win AO. Come Back Stan the Man, tennis misses you
@riajraju68632 жыл бұрын
Let's not forget this was Stan's first Grand Slam final.He was almost 29 back then, he always had the game to compete at a top-level but I feel he was falling short mentally. Only after having started working with Magnus Norman he became the Stanimal that we know today. However,once again this was his first GS final and in the tennis era that we're living, you can never take for granted that you'll get a second shot. And for anyone who knows anything about tennis, one can easily get distracted and divert from his game plan when facing a seemingly injured opponent(even more I'm stressing this out, when you're in your 1st GS final at almost 29). So kudos to Stan for being able to focus on his game only and finish off the match, regardless of his opponent fitness state.
@bogdan552 жыл бұрын
Magnus Norman is a good coach. He also turned Robin Söderling into one of the best players on the tour.
@Grivian5 ай бұрын
What a champ, no over celebration even though it was his first grand slam, acknowledged the injury of his opponent. Class act, take notes kyrgios, this is how a grown up man acts, Stan The MAN
@humanentity22143 жыл бұрын
I think he just knew he wasn´t the goat, and he just beat someone who potentially is, at least on clay. Had he been few years younger and vying for a goat position would have been different. He knew he was just Stan. A guy who beat Nadal in a GS final and he was quite happy with that without need for additional fanfare.
@teppo95853 жыл бұрын
Then three years later Nadal had another incredible final with Federer. Stan Wawrinka is pretty much unbeatable when he’s on his a game.
@drstew14 жыл бұрын
Any of the Big 3 are unbearable. You're sounding like a real casual saying something like that lol
@M.L.official5 ай бұрын
Stan the Manimal. He absolutely SPANKED nadal this game. Freaking brilliant player when he on,
@nicolaszunker49387 жыл бұрын
In the first set he did... Things were just weird from then on.
@connorism695 жыл бұрын
@@connorism69 what you mean weird.he was better.
@innosanto3 жыл бұрын
@@innosanto Nadal serving at 100mph, was def weird.
@Romans8-9 Жыл бұрын
@@innosantoWeird in how the last three sets unfolded. In set two, Nadal’s injury flared up, and he could barely move, making it uncompetitive. In set three, Wawrinka started to rally straight back at Nadal instead of making him run, for some reason. Meanwhile, Nadal flattened out his shots out of necessity and strangely took control. And then in set four, Wawrinka broke through, only to immediately give the break back, and then break again.
@RaphaelBas19959 ай бұрын
Stan „The Man“! Best one-handed backhand in the business! 🔥🔥🔥
@windi19823 жыл бұрын
Most inconsistent*
@M.L.official5 ай бұрын
Wawrinka was playing out of this world good and deserved the title! A little suspect that Nadal all of a sudden has an injury as soon as he gets broken easily in the second set and sees Wawrinka is playing too good for him to beat him and is on his way to being routed!
@azoleyehirooni113 жыл бұрын
Rubbish, if that were the case, Nadal would have thrown the match vs Medvedev in 2022, you can see the injury clearly had an effect on his service motion.
@Romans8-9 Жыл бұрын
Stan has Soderling's coach, who was world no2 in the 90s, and both hit the ball super hard consistently.
@capoman14 ай бұрын
Stan was a beast back then. Great to watch. The French Open final with Djokovic was a masterclass in aggression.
@erichandbury63214 ай бұрын
Stan has so much talent - if he feels mentally good - he is invincible!
@sebastianrubesamen38743 жыл бұрын
nadal was injured 😂
@mysticnomad89 Жыл бұрын
@@mysticnomad89but not Djokovic, so, Stan won the GS fairly. 🤷🏽♂️
@SlayerSaber8 ай бұрын
The point at 2:55 shows how lethal wawrinka is with his forehand too when he is playing his best tennis. His backhand is magical but his forehand is very underrated.
@rijulgupta15974 жыл бұрын
he has a devastating FH against high balls and he has shown them in all his slam wins.
@h4rder103 жыл бұрын
his groundstrokes are 10/10
@darkdiablo16012 жыл бұрын
In his recent win against Ruud, his forehand did all the damage
@diggingwithphasetech Жыл бұрын
stan have the best backhand in the history of tennis, unbelievable
@maxlee8371 Жыл бұрын
Stan at the top of the game never seemed rushed. Rather, it seemed as he he had endless time to position himself and play the ball any way he wanted.
@henrykaspar3634 Жыл бұрын
its all coz of the good movement , good movement is everything in tennis , look at Stan now , he barely can move
@ALLNAMESAREALLREADYT11 ай бұрын
Wawrinka hits the ball so cleanly!
@miguelbarahona66363 жыл бұрын
Me encanta el revés de Wawrinka. Uno de los mejores de la historia de la ATP.
@guleyton2 жыл бұрын
The way Stan plays the ball is just beautiful
@michaellove79123 жыл бұрын
points at 2:16 9:55 11:07 always lights me up cuz nadal would do that to federer getting him in the backhand cage and when he did it with wawrinka he just got demolished
@buddyfidrooze61207 жыл бұрын
"demolished" hahahahaahaha, Nadal is like 15-3 against Wawrinka he still does the same thing against him and wins consistently to this day, Nadal was clearly injured and the highlights only show winners not the UE, this is too stupid.
@gherbihicham85067 жыл бұрын
Feliciano Guevara Ironically, that's when Nadal just gave up the match, he was clearly injured and was hitting his serve 20 mph less than his usual average whicbh was already slow, he was just trying to make the points shorter because he couldn't manage any long rallies.
@gherbihicham85067 жыл бұрын
Gherbi Hicham Lord Fedr is greaterer than Nadal
@charleswashington39737 жыл бұрын
buddy fidrooze pinning the one hander doesn't even work against federer now
@nicolaswhitehouse38946 жыл бұрын
What does "lights me up" mean?
@RS-hh3et5 жыл бұрын
He was at his peak, he was in the zone. Stan Wawrinka was unbeatable in his prime.
@ragas28457 ай бұрын
The most beautiful shotmaker. Strong and graceful all on one. Always loved watching Stan.
@kevinhickey35152 күн бұрын
I've never seen a player who has better backhand than his forehand, provided the forehand is great too.
@user-bm9cv9vn2k3 жыл бұрын
On certain years Fed has this. Fed used to have great forehand. But then his forehand became a little worse and his backhand much better.
@innosanto3 жыл бұрын
U forgot Djokovic
@pypiano24062 жыл бұрын
Kuerten. Had a godlike backhand even though his forehand was good too
@frankneto59843 ай бұрын
The only player who never lost any Grandslam final he played.He played 3 major finals against Nadal in AO 2014 and he won and he played Novak twice in French open final 2015 and US open 2016 and he won both.
@user-qb6hn5sv6p6 ай бұрын
Kuerten never lost either. He played 3 RG finals and won all 3
@frankneto59843 ай бұрын
Bro he lost the 2017 RG Final..
@menziboy2072Ай бұрын
this guy is the best example of utilizing his muscle to the highest possible, every hit he does looks so smooth and strong
@darkdiablo16012 жыл бұрын
listen to the ball come off wawrinka's racquet. he's absolutely bludgeoning it. this win was reminiscent of soderling's win against Nadal. he just pummeled him from the baseline.
@mikeg68949 жыл бұрын
+Michael Gills Uncannily, both cases were with an injured Nadal.
@CalebPereiraTheUnheralded8 жыл бұрын
No, just tragic. Diseases are funny in your family?
@CalebPereiraTheUnheralded8 жыл бұрын
That's probably because he's really injured, and the beholder is a petty Fedfan. ;)
@CalebPereiraTheUnheralded8 жыл бұрын
Nadal definitely wasn't injured when he lost to Soderling.
@davd19866 жыл бұрын
@@davd1986 He was not fully fit either. He skipped wimbledon afterwards. I like the fighting spirit of Rafa. He never blames injury for his loss. Never ever. Always appreciates the opponent.
@vivekkolambkar2024 жыл бұрын
the big 3 give him so much respect, just shows how good they know he is/was; shoulda won a lot more GS's but hey, tough era
@benjaminthomas41554 жыл бұрын
NY years he was not focused.
@innosanto3 жыл бұрын
I honestly think Stan - when he's at his best - is the best player in the world.
@alfieharries3 жыл бұрын
I agree
@quinnbrown_golf3 жыл бұрын
At his best he might be.
@Jackaroo.2 жыл бұрын
No
@kapil71672 жыл бұрын
The big 3 s prime is much better than his
@kapil71672 жыл бұрын
I think he didnt still reach the prime big 3's level.
@andreaho2 жыл бұрын
Sportsmanship,friendship,respect. Love both of you,Stan and Rafa
@vachaty134 ай бұрын
Just clean ball striking from Stan. So pleasing on the eye.
@ragas28457 ай бұрын
He lost to the guy that beat Novak Djokovic.
@juanriosjr.99205 жыл бұрын
After #Fedal..i just love this guy. Very humble and down to Earth. Hope one day he will win his career slam(wimbledon).
@ramnareshyadavmg28774 жыл бұрын
You're correct the most humble man on the tour.
@dogs.and.tennis4 жыл бұрын
The ball quality of Stan is stunning
@feno53839 ай бұрын
Sometimes I wonder why Stan hasn't won more slams. He definitely has the game
@bishwanathdc4 жыл бұрын
Have a look at that thunderous one-handed backhand... Okay. Now, imagine trying to keep that constantly hitting the mark for an entire slam, and against the best of the best who will make you need to play more and more of them. This is why he didn't win more slams. He couldn't keep that one-hander consistently strong and accurate for the entirety of every match throughout a slam. But, his 2 are from when that one-hander was at its peak and he kept it consistent for the entirety of those two slams. And just fyi, Stan's one-hander in this particular tournament is the greatest any one-hander has ever been hit by anyone ever. I don't think anyone will match it for a very long time, if ever. Go watch all the matches. I watched all them live because I watch all the slams 6 courts at a time until the later rounds. Then, it's one at a time, obviously. But yeah, I remember how insane his one-hander was in every match. It kept making me say "Holy shit. That's unstoppable.". And as the rounds went on, he was not starting to miss like he usually did. I knew that if he just kept it up, nobody had a chance and I waa right.
@TableTennisGalaxy Жыл бұрын
@@TableTennisGalaxyalso his movement is not quite at the level of the big three. Plus his return of serve is so so
@kchuk19657 ай бұрын
can't imagine why not. this was a pretty weak era.
@tempesta12296 ай бұрын
He doesnt have the game at all. He has the game to pop off in a single match when he hits the ball well. Andy Murray is an infinitely better player despite having the same number of grand slams
@M.L.official5 ай бұрын
Wawrinka is a big game player! His head to head record in other rounds or ATP maybe bad against the top 3. But in the finals he is a beast! STANIMAL
@alomgirhussain4884 жыл бұрын
With or without injury Nadal was going to get hammered on that for sure. Stan defeated AO GOAT in epic five sets - he was on another level in that event. Nadal was simply awestruck by his level.
@markfatman72052 жыл бұрын
Incorrect. Injured Nadal won a set against wawrinka. Wawrinka had no chance had he played "healthy" injury-free Nadal. You are incorrect
@rohandua61052 жыл бұрын
@@rohandua6105 lol, Nadal tanked it, he couldn’t bare losing to Wawrinka so had to a fake an injury
@As-qz5lr2 жыл бұрын
@@As-qz5lr great. awesome talking to you about a match that is 8 years old.
@rohandua61052 жыл бұрын
@@rohandua6105 yeah, it was a long time ago so it's important to let people less knowledgeable know what happened.
@As-qz5lr2 жыл бұрын
what a shape, great stan, always a pleasure to watch
@charliecharlot3 жыл бұрын
12:34 What a forehand from Stan !!! :D
@nidzablejacox4 жыл бұрын
00:54...
@OisselA_99914 жыл бұрын
Stanimal, maybe the best one handed backhand of the world.
@angelcaneparuiz78654 жыл бұрын
Stan is such a bully...love his game
@dadmaxx86416 жыл бұрын
One of the best match amazing play Stan Wawrinka
@draganvukovic93134 жыл бұрын
Great performance from Stan,loved it.
@vvele18384 жыл бұрын
2 seconds silence for those who can't give credit to Wawrinka's skills and gameplay in the match. Hey people you don't love tennis.
@suyog.43 жыл бұрын
That forehand of Stan, awesome.
@CMDR_Belisario9 жыл бұрын
One of my favorite matches of all time
@Tennislover511 Жыл бұрын
Watching this during the 2022 AO...i can tell you Now they dont make them like Stan anymore....One word "SOLID" 🙌🙌
@sarasonsalas34722 жыл бұрын
I'll never forget this AO. At the time I was living in Sydney and it was the year that mynpassion for tennis started. Great match Stan
@kurtwild9323 Жыл бұрын
Yet another good example on how good of an actor Nadal is.. 👏 👍 👌 😀
@randomvideos4327 Жыл бұрын
I love this era of tennis! You have the 3 greatest of all time in Djokovic, Nadal and Federer and whilst their all arguably still at the peak of their games, come along Stan and on his day is able to just blow any of them off the court! It’s really quiet incredible where you have these 3 consistent GOATs but one can argue that the peak level of Stan is better than the peak level of the other 3...the way he played in this tournament and the French Open is just unplayable!
@jeremiet27395 жыл бұрын
Jeremie T yes he was unplayable
@ertugrulkorpinar515 жыл бұрын
Stan is yet to dfeat Fed off clay. I dont know what you are talkin about. Its easy to throw words.
@udupashashank4 жыл бұрын
Shashank Stan beat Federer at the 2015 French Open in straight sets..
@jeremiet27394 жыл бұрын
@@jeremiet2739 You understand English? I meant outside clay. They have faced each other more than 15 times off clay. Are you telling me Stan could not bring his peak level in any of those meetings?
@udupashashank4 жыл бұрын
Shashank ahh ok, my bad. Yeah Fed has got his number on the other surfaces
@jeremiet27394 жыл бұрын
Stan's power was so raw and devastating in this match..jjust too good.
@richardj88532 жыл бұрын
Prime Stan kicked every ass he faced , man outslugged prime Djoko and prime Rafa multiple times with a sledgehammer for a racquet
@moaek39667 ай бұрын
classy celebration from stan!
@dumbledoriesII8 жыл бұрын
Wawrinka got him all emotional.
@sureshmurugan24068 жыл бұрын
Impresionante Stan !!!! Qué, recuerdo tan grato !!!! Bien merecido,es difícil jugar con alguien que está disminuido,te juega en contra la cabeza y hay que ordenarse mentalmente. Gran triunfo. Se te extraña STANIMAL !!!! 💪
@norbertololi97846 жыл бұрын
Gano porque Rafa le dolia la espalda
@Backtothe90s2 жыл бұрын
@@Backtothe90s Antes que le doliera la espalda a Rafa, Stan Wawrinka ya le había ganado el 1° er set así que no hay que desmerecer el triunfo de wawrinka.
@javicar2039 Жыл бұрын
@@javicar2039 Estás equivocado, Rafa notó el pinzamiento en el calentamiento antes del partido.
@Backtothe90s Жыл бұрын
@@javicar2039 Wawrinka es 1 paquete
@Backtothe90s Жыл бұрын
Nadal sano hubiera pasado por encima del suizo. Y lo sabéis.
@Tony-di8mz9 ай бұрын
Stan is the best player to watch, esp when on fire like here... has the best shots with both power and style
@Ruoktoday1 Жыл бұрын
Still so embarrassing when Nadal (here) and Djokovic (US Open 2016) pretended to be hurt soon they realized that Stan the man would shoot them easily off the court.
@al24988 ай бұрын
Stan won fair and square Nadal tried to play his usual mind games very happy for Stan he is now a slam champion.
@andrewsimpson58189 жыл бұрын
Mind games against stan... He was 14 - 0 against stan befire this match and could have been 15 - 0 if he was not injured.... lucky for Stan...
@tristarbidtobuyhome29519 жыл бұрын
Tristar Bidtobuyhome Hi there, did you see Nadal got owned by Wawrinka on clay in their last meeting. Any comments on that?
@rajeshlparab9 жыл бұрын
Tristar Bidtobuyhome yes nadal is a sore loser whenever he is losing in a slam he will fake an injury or take a time out.
@JordanjamesX9 жыл бұрын
yeah it looked to me as if nadal just couldnt accept his moonballs doing having no effect against a single handed backhand...n he just practically gave up
@harrisonjananto918 жыл бұрын
+Rajesh Parab Rafa in 2015, was certainly worse than Jan 2014. So, no, no one sees the connection between Rome 2015 and Jan 2014. Since you're making up trans-chronous incongruities, I might as well make my own and point out WTF 2013, Shanghai 2013, RG 2013 and Madrid 2013 then. Ring any bells? ;)
@CalebPereiraTheUnheralded8 жыл бұрын
It’s an eye feast to watch Wawrinka wield the racquet particularly that backhand
@ptej3482 жыл бұрын
Not even nadal fan but it is wild that before this match he had never lost a set to stan in like 10 matches on all surfaces. Stan is the man, I miss these days from 2007-2016, that was when was when tennis peaked, now it is shit it has to be said.
@ciaranselva2 ай бұрын
It’s amazing the effect different tennis players have on each other? Nothing mattered here. Stan was just on plan...Then 3 years later same event another final and Federer does it...
@drstew15 жыл бұрын
Rafa at 2012,2014,2017 AO had so many chances to win all of them, he would have had atleast 3 AO by now
@AshutoshKhantwal933 жыл бұрын
@Diogo Ubirajara Corrêa Jucá 2012 final he had championship points, same for 2017.
@AshutoshKhantwal932 жыл бұрын
@Diogo Ubirajara Corrêa Jucá oh maybe it was in 2012 final then
@AshutoshKhantwal932 жыл бұрын
@@AshutoshKhantwal93 In 2012 he also didn't have championship point.
@SHVideografie2 жыл бұрын
lol clown :)) what chance did he have in this game wawrinka was way better lol tf stop watching tennis
@Lockher2 жыл бұрын
@@Lockher I didn´t say nothing.
@not_deepyxy67132 жыл бұрын
stan was my favourite player from 2014 to 2016...
@nn34445 жыл бұрын
Stan is one of tennis’s hardest hitters. No comparison
@ThinkStoicPersona Жыл бұрын
nadal has given his all tennis in the semis with roger and when facing stan in the finals all he needed was to recover from those damage roger gave him....nadal didn't have the proper grip he wanted cause those blisters hurt him so much.....and stan played well too
@DonyorAbaquita4 жыл бұрын
Of course🤡
@simonborko7402 Жыл бұрын
Please no nasty comments although responses are welcome. I'm a djokavic fan I've seen all the great matches between all the best players and think they are all amazing but to be honest in my opinion when Stan plays his best tennis as he did here against Nadal on hard court. He can beat any body and is the best...... It just simply doesn't happen as much as it does for the big four. That's why they have Moe grand slam titles.
@maryarwood58626 жыл бұрын
He is unbelievable and he's play is too unbelievable
@reshmaparvin88553 жыл бұрын
10:10 sublime cross backhand of Stan 👏🏼🎩🎾
@jaqg74784 ай бұрын
Top spin back hand Stan is deadly.
@baccaratroulettewinninggri18493 жыл бұрын
Second set was absolute destruction. Nadal was completely demoralized.
@georgexanthopoulos30037 жыл бұрын
How in the blue hell is this the recap that stuck with you? Lol
@TheRafaelBond7 жыл бұрын
I don't get what you're asking?
@georgexanthopoulos30037 жыл бұрын
George Xanthopoulos No mention of Nadal at full health?
@TheRafaelBond7 жыл бұрын
nadal is unfit now
@uttarakhandparvahan7 жыл бұрын
"Uh oh, set and a break down? That means it's MTO time. Then afterward I will go right back to running around my forehand, serving, and retrieving Stan's shots." Andy Murray can learn a lot from Stan about not letting gamesmanship distract him.
@gazorpazordfieldii30847 жыл бұрын
Player win normal matches and they are out of control. But Stan even after winning grand slam is so calm and composed
@ananyapandey7517 Жыл бұрын
last set he played awesome strategy to tossup balls near to nadal so that he would return in such a way he could hit forehand shots,this is what called adaptability and that's the turning point.
@pknhaveenkumarreddy58372 жыл бұрын
Wawrinka played wonderful tennis 🎾
@janardhanareddy9384 Жыл бұрын
Even if you didn't watch the game live back in 2014, it amazes me how people can still watch this video and don't realize Rafa was injured.
@Madferit912 жыл бұрын
He was injured in set 2 trying to cope with Stan's power!
@philgarrett54982 жыл бұрын
Thank you video
@asyrafnukman1991 Жыл бұрын
Such a good player. Stan is amazing.
@Michael-et2ed Жыл бұрын
Good game for Wawrinka, but I feel sorry for all the hate idiot fans give to Nadal... He definitely doesn't deserve it...
@tasos4998 жыл бұрын
Yes. I support this comment. A win is a win you fools.
@catedoge32064 жыл бұрын
@the awakened How will your ego stay buoyed after Nadal retires? Why do people think that numbers somehow indicate something? What is it you're trying to prove. You like Nadal: super. Who wouldn't. You can't really like tennis and hate Nadal, or Federer. *sly-grin.
@talastra4 жыл бұрын
Stanislas Wawrinka passou o trator no Rafael Nadal, amassou o espanhol, deu uma aula de tênis.
@jorgecorreiapena68662 жыл бұрын
Tengo un recuerdo personal IMBORRABLE de e'ste di'a...😎
@luisrodriguezarregui37002 жыл бұрын
Oho my god I think stans back hand is very good but this day way hits the ball with forehand quiet amazing. Treat to watch
@allinonechannel2675 жыл бұрын
venkat venkatesh apparently his forehand was quite weak early on in his career, but he improved it to the point where it’s now a versatile weapon that wins him a lot of matches.
@mitchf75584 жыл бұрын
@@mitchf7558yup
@allinonechannel2673 жыл бұрын
I miss seeing the in form Stan so much. Get well and get back to your former greatness soon.
@eugeniamcmanus53365 жыл бұрын
so good Wawrinka
@huynwookim11858 жыл бұрын
Wow. Stan was great, unstoppale one could say. But you can see Nadal was clearly injured or hurting from second set on. Kudos to Rafa for sticking it out to the final end. It just made Stan's moment more sweet that the final match was completed.
@TheWinezen Жыл бұрын
Always the same excuse when he loses. Nadal legit lost.
@magicjohnson3121 Жыл бұрын
Stan ,, one of my favorite players!
@lordbyron36032 жыл бұрын
When Stan is in form he is hard to beat...just isn't in form as often as the top 3-4 guys.
@WorldsWorstFishing4 жыл бұрын
@zakaria djouzi That's clay and we all know Nadal is 12-0 in RG finals. Here at AO 2014, I don't think even healthy Nadal beats this Wawrinka on that day because the surface is faster than RG clay. Hence, Nadal is more exposed to Wawrinka firepower and wasn't missing a lot if not at all.
@dewman74773 жыл бұрын
The man!!!
@kstats82433 жыл бұрын
Stan Wawrinka am in 2021 & Jst want 2 Say Luv U Bruh 📺🥺let's get bckk to winning more titles 🚀🚀
@AJPHIL-bt4me2 жыл бұрын
When Stan is in this mood, he is unplayable- but that’s the problem, he’s not often in that mood!! And that’s the difference between Stan, and Novak and Rafa, the latter two are far and away more consistent week in and week out….. Stan is like a passing Storm!!
@steveturner6097 ай бұрын
What did Stan say to Nadal at the net after winning and Rafa replied it's Ok? Same way he said something to Novak after winning the 2015 French open and to my surprise Novak also reacted the way rafa did. May be he says..." i am sorry.. I didn't mean to win"..lol
@priyanksingh38155 жыл бұрын
I think rafa wasn’t in his best physically, wawrinka asked him if he is ok
@Vamo0os4 жыл бұрын
@@Vamo0os no.. Nadal was great physically. But wawrinka felt bad because Nadal. Wants Melbourn trophy as championship.
@innosanto3 жыл бұрын
@@innosanto nadal was injured in the game. he had to have physio come and check out his knee mid game if you missed that. this match was the start of nadal's 2015-2016 period where he could barely play because of his knee. Wawrinka noticed this and asked him if he was alright.
@oscartracey53643 жыл бұрын
wawrinka 2014 ao was the goat of all times.
@agradina4 жыл бұрын
I wonder if this is Stan’s best performance in a GS final compared to his other 2 GS wins? He did shots and winners that would seem only in a movie script.
@truthreignsforever92866 ай бұрын
Nadal sure wasn't injured right from the start as some Rafa fans are claiming. At 3:55 you see the look of a player who was still firmly believing in his chances. The injury only started somewhere at the beginning of the second set. 5:50 is the first signal of Nadal not moving freely, caused by either an injury or being demoralized by Stan being in the zone. Perhaps a little bit of both.
@SHVideografie6 жыл бұрын
Thanx doctor
@donblas4 жыл бұрын
@@donblas You should have said: thanx analyst😉 was just reacting to what I was seeing.
@SHVideografie2 жыл бұрын
@@SHVideografie The implication is that your "analysis" is pure garbage.
In my opinion, Stan Wawrinka on his good day is untouchable for literally anybody in tennis history. Like, I mean it, when he's in the zone, he is a monster
He nearly lost to djoker this tournament,he lost to him at AO and USO 2013 and he got murdered by nadal at RG 17.
On his good day, he can keep up with the greats, but I wouldn't say "untouchable."
Very true. Its hes head
@@aleksamilosevic8792 yeah and he did beat him so whats your point? If stan is on he destroys djokovics defense with his insane power! Of course he cannot do it everytime but when hes in the zone novak has no chance , nobody does
@@lukashelmhart1806 get his duck out
Stan at his best is ridiculous to watch. My favorite player.
100% agree
@@rafaundisputedgoat4291😂
Wow, the way Stan was hitting that ball! It honestly wouldn't have mattered who he was playing that day. The title was his!
Lenny Turner unless if fed was playing
Lenny Turner only Feds prime could stop him, but otherwise no chance for anyone else.
Nadal is 17-3 against Wawrinka. Nadal was injured here. Healthy Nadal destroyed Wawrinka at Roland Garros 2017. So healthy Nadal would have destroyed this Wawrinka.
@@srkucrickk no. Nadal is healthy here...and this Stan is better than the best of rafa in the AO.
This is probably the highest level of tennis in the AO history
Stan is most humble guy in tennis i ever seen. I like the way he console his opponent after winning. RESPECT
I wish the comments would act the same way tho 😕
Agree
He's humble in this moment, but I've seen him act pretty cocky/arrogant too
@@Server16116 let's see the proof/video of Stan being arrogant
Why do u see him as more humble than the big 3?
That ending kind of made me emotional. He was so humble. He was sympathetic of Nadal's loss though I'm sure he was very ecstatic to finally win a slam.
His 1st ever slam
Sympathetic? Nadal won much more than he deserved.
@@azazello1784 sympathetic of him being injured
@@azazello1784 Dude, sympathy isn't being about winning or losing, I always remember the gesture Nadal had towards Federer in Ao 2009, I think till this it's one of the most kindest gestures in the history of tennis. Nadal totally supressed his emotions in finally winning his first AO against his great rival, and comforted Roger totally when he was emotional in losing.
@@marshaloga3047 Nadal should have let Federer win. He had no business winning that grand slam.
I think Wawrinka is the only player who didn't fall on the court after winning his first grand slam!
@markorevan he won't even smile
@@Laland_1196 he has never fallen. Get your facts right little dude. What happened to Nadal? Oh yes got destroyed. Lol
Because he realised that this is nothing special wining few grand slam title.... NOVAK nadal federer will be remembered like biggest champions in tennis history
I hate to say it guys, but bubufubu is correct in this debate. Nothing, I repeat nothing in tennis history indicates that Stan was going to beat a healthy Nadal in this match. Stan was winless against Nadal and had not even taken a set from the Spaniard. In spite of beating Djokovic, which it is documented that Stan's style works well against Djokovic's style, there is nothing that shows that Stan could beat Nadal in a BO5 match. Styles make fights and Stan, even Stanimal 2.0, did not have what it takes to best a healthy Nadal in reasonable form in a BO5. Many people bring up the first set, but how many times have we seen an inspired player take the first set, only for Nadal to find his rhythm and become too strong for the "said player" in the course of a bo5 match. All-out aggressiveness and power can usually not hold against Rafa in BO5, with Soderling being the rare exception. History also shows that in spite of Nadal's struggles in earlier rounds of slams sometimes, he usually brought his best by the time the semifinals and finals roll around. Just ask Federer and Djokovic how difficult it is to beat a locked in Nadal. What we do know is that Stanimal 2.0 had not arrived till 2013- 2014(despite not winning, he had given Djokovic lots of trouble in slams since then). Stan was winless in both matches and sets to Nadal up to that point. Post Stanimal 2.0, Nadal leads 7-3. One loss was ofc AO 14 Final(Nadal injury) and the other two came in 2015---Nadal's worst year of his career---where everybody was beating him and he was just a shadow of his former self. Therefore, as it stands, nothing indicates Stan, even Stanimal 2.0(0-6 vs uninjured and normal Nadal) has what it takes to best an uninjured Nadal in reasonable form in BO3, let alone BO5. Would have Stanimal made this a competitive match? Absolutely. Was he going to beat a healthy Nadal over the course of 5 sets? Likely not. To conclude, if Stanimal was as unstoppable as some of you say he is, how did he lose in such pathetic fashion in RG 17 final? Surely "God Mode Stan" would have at least made things competitive if he was as great as some of you think he is.
Nope. Murray us open 2012
The quality of Stan's tennis here is impossible. Hard hitting with extreme consistency and accuracy from both sides, plus great serving and some nice volley in between. A beacon of hope to us mere mortals!
So many insane shots. My jaw still drops multiple times watching a highlight like this. Stan was unplayable here.
Stan has a losing h2h in slams vs Fed. Stan also has losing h2h in slams vs Nadal. Stan is close vs Djokovic in h2h in slams, but still Djokovic is leading the h2h in slams 5-4 vs stan, and Djokovic has 24 slams to his name.
I'm a Stan the Man fan but Rafa was injured here. Rafa even said he should have skipped this match due to his injuries, but you don't walk out of a GS final so he still showed up. As much as I love Stan, I just can't see him beating an in-form Nadal on hard.
@@yi-juhuang8204 No, nadal was not injured. But nadal wooul probably have beaten stan's ass if they just met on hard court grandslams after 2014.
@@yi-juhuang8204 I mean in 2013. us open 2013 for example. nadal had beaten stan..
@@scottwarren4998 that was novak lmao
What a powerful backhand by Stan!! How's it even possible to have that much power
Must be God gifted.
His backhand has many gears.
Ass gears Rafa was injured
Indeed, in my opinion, he is the only player who can control the one handed back hand fully, from hitting the ball short to deep and adjusting angles and levels of spin
@@maheshwaran3768 ahhh the he was injured excused of all the time, only when he wins there was no injury
@@pastilla01234 look Back injury was the reason Stan has no chance in hell against rafa Vamos rafa
@@maheshwaran3768 Clearly Wawrinka was dominant all the time. Rafa was not looking injured initially, Wawrinka's game made him injured...and also Nadal has injury problem on every part of body since the beginning of his career so it's nothing new. Don't be a blind follower, you should give respect to opponent's skills also.
To beat Nadal you either have to out-Nadal him which Djokovic does, or just push him around the court like Soderling, Wawrinka, and Del Potro have done. Either way it's a very tough task.
Feliciano Ernesto Guevara well Djokovic beat him in 2012 AO final, a match which Nadal admitted to giving it his absolute all and playing his absolute best tennis.
bacardium or simply hit him off the court like 2017 federer
Nadal is 17-3 against Wawrinka. Nadal was injured here. Healthy Nadal destroyed Wawrinka at Roland Garros 2017.
@アンディマレー There is no doubt that Wawrinka wouldn't have beaten a healthy version of Nadal. Nadal was 12-0 against Wawrinka before the final. In the final Nadal had a back injury and couldn't run and move properly.
@アンディマレー No, he was just facing an injured version of Nadal, who had a back injury and couldn't run or move properly. Nadal dominates Wawrinka all his career 17-3 for a reason. Look at how a healthy Nadal destroyed your "Stanimal" at Roland Garros 2017. Same would have happened here, but unfortunately Nadal had a back injury.
Stan was firing rockets that day....what a beast, I wish he'd make a comeback
Why is he not playing these days?
@@alexanderbobylev2810 currently he's suffering from foot injury, he did play AO 21 but he's nowhere near this level
Fluke
The only player to beat both Djokovic and Nadal in the same tournament to win AO. Come Back Stan the Man, tennis misses you
Let's not forget this was Stan's first Grand Slam final.He was almost 29 back then, he always had the game to compete at a top-level but I feel he was falling short mentally. Only after having started working with Magnus Norman he became the Stanimal that we know today. However,once again this was his first GS final and in the tennis era that we're living, you can never take for granted that you'll get a second shot. And for anyone who knows anything about tennis, one can easily get distracted and divert from his game plan when facing a seemingly injured opponent(even more I'm stressing this out, when you're in your 1st GS final at almost 29). So kudos to Stan for being able to focus on his game only and finish off the match, regardless of his opponent fitness state.
Magnus Norman is a good coach. He also turned Robin Söderling into one of the best players on the tour.
What a champ, no over celebration even though it was his first grand slam, acknowledged the injury of his opponent. Class act, take notes kyrgios, this is how a grown up man acts, Stan The MAN
I think he just knew he wasn´t the goat, and he just beat someone who potentially is, at least on clay. Had he been few years younger and vying for a goat position would have been different. He knew he was just Stan. A guy who beat Nadal in a GS final and he was quite happy with that without need for additional fanfare.
Then three years later Nadal had another incredible final with Federer. Stan Wawrinka is pretty much unbeatable when he’s on his a game.
Any of the Big 3 are unbearable. You're sounding like a real casual saying something like that lol
Stan the Manimal. He absolutely SPANKED nadal this game. Freaking brilliant player when he on,
In the first set he did... Things were just weird from then on.
@@connorism69 what you mean weird.he was better.
@@innosanto Nadal serving at 100mph, was def weird.
@@innosantoWeird in how the last three sets unfolded. In set two, Nadal’s injury flared up, and he could barely move, making it uncompetitive. In set three, Wawrinka started to rally straight back at Nadal instead of making him run, for some reason. Meanwhile, Nadal flattened out his shots out of necessity and strangely took control. And then in set four, Wawrinka broke through, only to immediately give the break back, and then break again.
Stan „The Man“! Best one-handed backhand in the business! 🔥🔥🔥
Most inconsistent*
Wawrinka was playing out of this world good and deserved the title! A little suspect that Nadal all of a sudden has an injury as soon as he gets broken easily in the second set and sees Wawrinka is playing too good for him to beat him and is on his way to being routed!
Rubbish, if that were the case, Nadal would have thrown the match vs Medvedev in 2022, you can see the injury clearly had an effect on his service motion.
Stan has Soderling's coach, who was world no2 in the 90s, and both hit the ball super hard consistently.
Stan was a beast back then. Great to watch. The French Open final with Djokovic was a masterclass in aggression.
Stan has so much talent - if he feels mentally good - he is invincible!
nadal was injured 😂
@@mysticnomad89but not Djokovic, so, Stan won the GS fairly. 🤷🏽♂️
The point at 2:55 shows how lethal wawrinka is with his forehand too when he is playing his best tennis. His backhand is magical but his forehand is very underrated.
he has a devastating FH against high balls and he has shown them in all his slam wins.
his groundstrokes are 10/10
In his recent win against Ruud, his forehand did all the damage
stan have the best backhand in the history of tennis, unbelievable
Stan at the top of the game never seemed rushed. Rather, it seemed as he he had endless time to position himself and play the ball any way he wanted.
its all coz of the good movement , good movement is everything in tennis , look at Stan now , he barely can move
Wawrinka hits the ball so cleanly!
Me encanta el revés de Wawrinka. Uno de los mejores de la historia de la ATP.
The way Stan plays the ball is just beautiful
points at 2:16 9:55 11:07 always lights me up cuz nadal would do that to federer getting him in the backhand cage and when he did it with wawrinka he just got demolished
"demolished" hahahahaahaha, Nadal is like 15-3 against Wawrinka he still does the same thing against him and wins consistently to this day, Nadal was clearly injured and the highlights only show winners not the UE, this is too stupid.
Feliciano Guevara Ironically, that's when Nadal just gave up the match, he was clearly injured and was hitting his serve 20 mph less than his usual average whicbh was already slow, he was just trying to make the points shorter because he couldn't manage any long rallies.
Gherbi Hicham Lord Fedr is greaterer than Nadal
buddy fidrooze pinning the one hander doesn't even work against federer now
What does "lights me up" mean?
He was at his peak, he was in the zone. Stan Wawrinka was unbeatable in his prime.
The most beautiful shotmaker. Strong and graceful all on one. Always loved watching Stan.
I've never seen a player who has better backhand than his forehand, provided the forehand is great too.
On certain years Fed has this. Fed used to have great forehand. But then his forehand became a little worse and his backhand much better.
U forgot Djokovic
Kuerten. Had a godlike backhand even though his forehand was good too
The only player who never lost any Grandslam final he played.He played 3 major finals against Nadal in AO 2014 and he won and he played Novak twice in French open final 2015 and US open 2016 and he won both.
Kuerten never lost either. He played 3 RG finals and won all 3
Bro he lost the 2017 RG Final..
this guy is the best example of utilizing his muscle to the highest possible, every hit he does looks so smooth and strong
listen to the ball come off wawrinka's racquet. he's absolutely bludgeoning it. this win was reminiscent of soderling's win against Nadal. he just pummeled him from the baseline.
+Michael Gills Uncannily, both cases were with an injured Nadal.
No, just tragic. Diseases are funny in your family?
That's probably because he's really injured, and the beholder is a petty Fedfan. ;)
Nadal definitely wasn't injured when he lost to Soderling.
@@davd1986 He was not fully fit either. He skipped wimbledon afterwards. I like the fighting spirit of Rafa. He never blames injury for his loss. Never ever. Always appreciates the opponent.
the big 3 give him so much respect, just shows how good they know he is/was; shoulda won a lot more GS's but hey, tough era
NY years he was not focused.
I honestly think Stan - when he's at his best - is the best player in the world.
I agree
At his best he might be.
No
The big 3 s prime is much better than his
I think he didnt still reach the prime big 3's level.
Sportsmanship,friendship,respect. Love both of you,Stan and Rafa
Just clean ball striking from Stan. So pleasing on the eye.
He lost to the guy that beat Novak Djokovic.
After #Fedal..i just love this guy. Very humble and down to Earth. Hope one day he will win his career slam(wimbledon).
You're correct the most humble man on the tour.
The ball quality of Stan is stunning
Sometimes I wonder why Stan hasn't won more slams. He definitely has the game
Have a look at that thunderous one-handed backhand... Okay. Now, imagine trying to keep that constantly hitting the mark for an entire slam, and against the best of the best who will make you need to play more and more of them. This is why he didn't win more slams. He couldn't keep that one-hander consistently strong and accurate for the entirety of every match throughout a slam. But, his 2 are from when that one-hander was at its peak and he kept it consistent for the entirety of those two slams. And just fyi, Stan's one-hander in this particular tournament is the greatest any one-hander has ever been hit by anyone ever. I don't think anyone will match it for a very long time, if ever. Go watch all the matches. I watched all them live because I watch all the slams 6 courts at a time until the later rounds. Then, it's one at a time, obviously. But yeah, I remember how insane his one-hander was in every match. It kept making me say "Holy shit. That's unstoppable.". And as the rounds went on, he was not starting to miss like he usually did. I knew that if he just kept it up, nobody had a chance and I waa right.
@@TableTennisGalaxyalso his movement is not quite at the level of the big three. Plus his return of serve is so so
can't imagine why not. this was a pretty weak era.
He doesnt have the game at all. He has the game to pop off in a single match when he hits the ball well. Andy Murray is an infinitely better player despite having the same number of grand slams
Wawrinka is a big game player! His head to head record in other rounds or ATP maybe bad against the top 3. But in the finals he is a beast! STANIMAL
With or without injury Nadal was going to get hammered on that for sure. Stan defeated AO GOAT in epic five sets - he was on another level in that event. Nadal was simply awestruck by his level.
Incorrect. Injured Nadal won a set against wawrinka. Wawrinka had no chance had he played "healthy" injury-free Nadal. You are incorrect
@@rohandua6105 lol, Nadal tanked it, he couldn’t bare losing to Wawrinka so had to a fake an injury
@@As-qz5lr great. awesome talking to you about a match that is 8 years old.
@@rohandua6105 yeah, it was a long time ago so it's important to let people less knowledgeable know what happened.
what a shape, great stan, always a pleasure to watch
12:34 What a forehand from Stan !!! :D
00:54...
Stanimal, maybe the best one handed backhand of the world.
Stan is such a bully...love his game
One of the best match amazing play Stan Wawrinka
Great performance from Stan,loved it.
2 seconds silence for those who can't give credit to Wawrinka's skills and gameplay in the match. Hey people you don't love tennis.
That forehand of Stan, awesome.
One of my favorite matches of all time
Watching this during the 2022 AO...i can tell you Now they dont make them like Stan anymore....One word "SOLID" 🙌🙌
I'll never forget this AO. At the time I was living in Sydney and it was the year that mynpassion for tennis started. Great match Stan
Yet another good example on how good of an actor Nadal is.. 👏 👍 👌 😀
I love this era of tennis! You have the 3 greatest of all time in Djokovic, Nadal and Federer and whilst their all arguably still at the peak of their games, come along Stan and on his day is able to just blow any of them off the court! It’s really quiet incredible where you have these 3 consistent GOATs but one can argue that the peak level of Stan is better than the peak level of the other 3...the way he played in this tournament and the French Open is just unplayable!
Jeremie T yes he was unplayable
Stan is yet to dfeat Fed off clay. I dont know what you are talkin about. Its easy to throw words.
Shashank Stan beat Federer at the 2015 French Open in straight sets..
@@jeremiet2739 You understand English? I meant outside clay. They have faced each other more than 15 times off clay. Are you telling me Stan could not bring his peak level in any of those meetings?
Shashank ahh ok, my bad. Yeah Fed has got his number on the other surfaces
Stan's power was so raw and devastating in this match..jjust too good.
Prime Stan kicked every ass he faced , man outslugged prime Djoko and prime Rafa multiple times with a sledgehammer for a racquet
classy celebration from stan!
Wawrinka got him all emotional.
Impresionante Stan !!!! Qué, recuerdo tan grato !!!! Bien merecido,es difícil jugar con alguien que está disminuido,te juega en contra la cabeza y hay que ordenarse mentalmente. Gran triunfo. Se te extraña STANIMAL !!!! 💪
Gano porque Rafa le dolia la espalda
@@Backtothe90s Antes que le doliera la espalda a Rafa, Stan Wawrinka ya le había ganado el 1° er set así que no hay que desmerecer el triunfo de wawrinka.
@@javicar2039 Estás equivocado, Rafa notó el pinzamiento en el calentamiento antes del partido.
@@javicar2039 Wawrinka es 1 paquete
Nadal sano hubiera pasado por encima del suizo. Y lo sabéis.
Stan is the best player to watch, esp when on fire like here... has the best shots with both power and style
Still so embarrassing when Nadal (here) and Djokovic (US Open 2016) pretended to be hurt soon they realized that Stan the man would shoot them easily off the court.
Stan won fair and square Nadal tried to play his usual mind games very happy for Stan he is now a slam champion.
Mind games against stan... He was 14 - 0 against stan befire this match and could have been 15 - 0 if he was not injured.... lucky for Stan...
Tristar Bidtobuyhome Hi there, did you see Nadal got owned by Wawrinka on clay in their last meeting. Any comments on that?
Tristar Bidtobuyhome yes nadal is a sore loser whenever he is losing in a slam he will fake an injury or take a time out.
yeah it looked to me as if nadal just couldnt accept his moonballs doing having no effect against a single handed backhand...n he just practically gave up
+Rajesh Parab Rafa in 2015, was certainly worse than Jan 2014. So, no, no one sees the connection between Rome 2015 and Jan 2014. Since you're making up trans-chronous incongruities, I might as well make my own and point out WTF 2013, Shanghai 2013, RG 2013 and Madrid 2013 then. Ring any bells? ;)
It’s an eye feast to watch Wawrinka wield the racquet particularly that backhand
Not even nadal fan but it is wild that before this match he had never lost a set to stan in like 10 matches on all surfaces. Stan is the man, I miss these days from 2007-2016, that was when was when tennis peaked, now it is shit it has to be said.
It’s amazing the effect different tennis players have on each other? Nothing mattered here. Stan was just on plan...Then 3 years later same event another final and Federer does it...
Rafa at 2012,2014,2017 AO had so many chances to win all of them, he would have had atleast 3 AO by now
@Diogo Ubirajara Corrêa Jucá 2012 final he had championship points, same for 2017.
@Diogo Ubirajara Corrêa Jucá oh maybe it was in 2012 final then
@@AshutoshKhantwal93 In 2012 he also didn't have championship point.
lol clown :)) what chance did he have in this game wawrinka was way better lol tf stop watching tennis
@@Lockher I didn´t say nothing.
stan was my favourite player from 2014 to 2016...
Stan is one of tennis’s hardest hitters. No comparison
nadal has given his all tennis in the semis with roger and when facing stan in the finals all he needed was to recover from those damage roger gave him....nadal didn't have the proper grip he wanted cause those blisters hurt him so much.....and stan played well too
Of course🤡
Please no nasty comments although responses are welcome. I'm a djokavic fan I've seen all the great matches between all the best players and think they are all amazing but to be honest in my opinion when Stan plays his best tennis as he did here against Nadal on hard court. He can beat any body and is the best...... It just simply doesn't happen as much as it does for the big four. That's why they have Moe grand slam titles.
He is unbelievable and he's play is too unbelievable
10:10 sublime cross backhand of Stan 👏🏼🎩🎾
Top spin back hand Stan is deadly.
Second set was absolute destruction. Nadal was completely demoralized.
How in the blue hell is this the recap that stuck with you? Lol
I don't get what you're asking?
George Xanthopoulos No mention of Nadal at full health?
nadal is unfit now
"Uh oh, set and a break down? That means it's MTO time. Then afterward I will go right back to running around my forehand, serving, and retrieving Stan's shots." Andy Murray can learn a lot from Stan about not letting gamesmanship distract him.
Player win normal matches and they are out of control. But Stan even after winning grand slam is so calm and composed
last set he played awesome strategy to tossup balls near to nadal so that he would return in such a way he could hit forehand shots,this is what called adaptability and that's the turning point.
Wawrinka played wonderful tennis 🎾
Even if you didn't watch the game live back in 2014, it amazes me how people can still watch this video and don't realize Rafa was injured.
He was injured in set 2 trying to cope with Stan's power!
Thank you video
Such a good player. Stan is amazing.
Good game for Wawrinka, but I feel sorry for all the hate idiot fans give to Nadal... He definitely doesn't deserve it...
Yes. I support this comment. A win is a win you fools.
@the awakened How will your ego stay buoyed after Nadal retires? Why do people think that numbers somehow indicate something? What is it you're trying to prove. You like Nadal: super. Who wouldn't. You can't really like tennis and hate Nadal, or Federer. *sly-grin.
Stanislas Wawrinka passou o trator no Rafael Nadal, amassou o espanhol, deu uma aula de tênis.
Tengo un recuerdo personal IMBORRABLE de e'ste di'a...😎
Oho my god I think stans back hand is very good but this day way hits the ball with forehand quiet amazing. Treat to watch
venkat venkatesh apparently his forehand was quite weak early on in his career, but he improved it to the point where it’s now a versatile weapon that wins him a lot of matches.
@@mitchf7558yup
I miss seeing the in form Stan so much. Get well and get back to your former greatness soon.
so good Wawrinka
Wow. Stan was great, unstoppale one could say. But you can see Nadal was clearly injured or hurting from second set on. Kudos to Rafa for sticking it out to the final end. It just made Stan's moment more sweet that the final match was completed.
Always the same excuse when he loses. Nadal legit lost.
Stan ,, one of my favorite players!
When Stan is in form he is hard to beat...just isn't in form as often as the top 3-4 guys.
@zakaria djouzi That's clay and we all know Nadal is 12-0 in RG finals. Here at AO 2014, I don't think even healthy Nadal beats this Wawrinka on that day because the surface is faster than RG clay. Hence, Nadal is more exposed to Wawrinka firepower and wasn't missing a lot if not at all.
The man!!!
Stan Wawrinka am in 2021 & Jst want 2 Say Luv U Bruh 📺🥺let's get bckk to winning more titles 🚀🚀
When Stan is in this mood, he is unplayable- but that’s the problem, he’s not often in that mood!! And that’s the difference between Stan, and Novak and Rafa, the latter two are far and away more consistent week in and week out….. Stan is like a passing Storm!!
What did Stan say to Nadal at the net after winning and Rafa replied it's Ok? Same way he said something to Novak after winning the 2015 French open and to my surprise Novak also reacted the way rafa did. May be he says..." i am sorry.. I didn't mean to win"..lol
I think rafa wasn’t in his best physically, wawrinka asked him if he is ok
@@Vamo0os no.. Nadal was great physically. But wawrinka felt bad because Nadal. Wants Melbourn trophy as championship.
@@innosanto nadal was injured in the game. he had to have physio come and check out his knee mid game if you missed that. this match was the start of nadal's 2015-2016 period where he could barely play because of his knee. Wawrinka noticed this and asked him if he was alright.
wawrinka 2014 ao was the goat of all times.
I wonder if this is Stan’s best performance in a GS final compared to his other 2 GS wins? He did shots and winners that would seem only in a movie script.
Nadal sure wasn't injured right from the start as some Rafa fans are claiming. At 3:55 you see the look of a player who was still firmly believing in his chances. The injury only started somewhere at the beginning of the second set. 5:50 is the first signal of Nadal not moving freely, caused by either an injury or being demoralized by Stan being in the zone. Perhaps a little bit of both.
Thanx doctor
@@donblas You should have said: thanx analyst😉 was just reacting to what I was seeing.
@@SHVideografie The implication is that your "analysis" is pure garbage.