He and Federer are the most talented ever. I've been watching tennis for 28 years
@rooibaard365 Жыл бұрын
Hall of Fame, so well deserved.
@jojijosette59468 ай бұрын
Very good speech and an enjoyable series . One observation having seen tiriac being given a jacket too big and Safin one too small did no one check the sizes beforehand?
@patrickkelly91103 жыл бұрын
Legend
@jajasatorashi136 Жыл бұрын
Very interesting speech.
@RobertHurleyJr Жыл бұрын
Marat Safin Joking About his dad finding him a sponsor and he never met those people never knew who they were is hilarious. @3:55
@saz695011 ай бұрын
Love the joke about Djokovic and Federer at 9:07
@tenja423 жыл бұрын
He looks really sharp with that hat :)
@alexlackner19453 ай бұрын
Most handsome man in history of tennis
@user-yi3fn3qb7e6 ай бұрын
Very disappointed with him retiring at 29. His life though. He had some bad luck with injuries. I believe he could have come back to the top 5. He retired too soon
@rooibaard365 Жыл бұрын
ye 29 is rly young to finish.
@user-dq6cf9fn5d17 күн бұрын
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@MagiHristova6 ай бұрын
Im happy he was inducted before andy roddick got inducted.
@saz69509 ай бұрын
He's also disappointed with himself for retiring too early. Why why Marat. Hope you're good now
@rooibaard365 Жыл бұрын
he is happy, lives in Monaco, slept with half of Russian actresses
@firegirl24 Жыл бұрын
@@firegirl24 no. He lives alone. He doesnt want any gjrl. They are Bored. He told about it himself. Victoria bonya is last Friend. Not a girlfriend.
@0005835610 ай бұрын
@@firegirl24 the most amazing was Dasha Zhukova who married Roman Abrahimovich.
@saz695010 ай бұрын
3:03 who keeps what? Protection Protadition Tradition?
@saz69509 ай бұрын
tradition
@RuslanKasymovАй бұрын
He is not a great player but not a very bad player
@anubhavs.sarkar4591 Жыл бұрын
Wtf!! World #1 and 2 time grandslam winner not a great player?
@NN-zf7np Жыл бұрын
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@elfa91918 ай бұрын
@@NN-zf7np he was too inconsistent to be a really great player. Sure, #1 and 2 Grand Slams is not bad, but he could've achieved much more. Who was greater, he or Lleyton? Someone who got every inch out of his potential or someone who barely scratched the surface? ;)
@alexlackner19453 ай бұрын
@alexlackner1945 what do you mean "not bad"? Think about this objectively. In the open era, Out of 200k + atp tour level players, only 28 players have been ranked world #1. Only 153 players have won a grandslam in open era. Out of the pro atp players he is probably 99.9 percentile. You could pick any pro tennis player in history at random and there is a 99% chance he has a better record. How is that "not bad"? It is exceptional in my view. Moreover to become world #1, you got to be consistent throughout the year. No 2 ways about it. Lleyton is also another exceptional 99 percentile player.
@NN-zf7np2 ай бұрын
@@NN-zf7np i agree of course he's great but in the end Lleyton - though peaking early and for a relatively short time- was way ahead of him in atp titles, world #1 duration, and overall longevity. That is somewhat sad considering he had a much bigger game with more weapons than the Australian. But that's the Beauty of the game - they are humans not machines and there's so many intangibles.
Great champion. Greatest talent of all time
He and Federer are the most talented ever. I've been watching tennis for 28 years
Hall of Fame, so well deserved.
Very good speech and an enjoyable series . One observation having seen tiriac being given a jacket too big and Safin one too small did no one check the sizes beforehand?
Legend
Very interesting speech.
Marat Safin Joking About his dad finding him a sponsor and he never met those people never knew who they were is hilarious. @3:55
Love the joke about Djokovic and Federer at 9:07
He looks really sharp with that hat :)
Most handsome man in history of tennis
Very disappointed with him retiring at 29. His life though. He had some bad luck with injuries. I believe he could have come back to the top 5. He retired too soon
ye 29 is rly young to finish.
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Im happy he was inducted before andy roddick got inducted.
He's also disappointed with himself for retiring too early. Why why Marat. Hope you're good now
he is happy, lives in Monaco, slept with half of Russian actresses
@@firegirl24 no. He lives alone. He doesnt want any gjrl. They are Bored. He told about it himself. Victoria bonya is last Friend. Not a girlfriend.
@@firegirl24 the most amazing was Dasha Zhukova who married Roman Abrahimovich.
3:03 who keeps what? Protection Protadition Tradition?
tradition
He is not a great player but not a very bad player
Wtf!! World #1 and 2 time grandslam winner not a great player?
🤡🥴
@@NN-zf7np he was too inconsistent to be a really great player. Sure, #1 and 2 Grand Slams is not bad, but he could've achieved much more. Who was greater, he or Lleyton? Someone who got every inch out of his potential or someone who barely scratched the surface? ;)
@alexlackner1945 what do you mean "not bad"? Think about this objectively. In the open era, Out of 200k + atp tour level players, only 28 players have been ranked world #1. Only 153 players have won a grandslam in open era. Out of the pro atp players he is probably 99.9 percentile. You could pick any pro tennis player in history at random and there is a 99% chance he has a better record. How is that "not bad"? It is exceptional in my view. Moreover to become world #1, you got to be consistent throughout the year. No 2 ways about it. Lleyton is also another exceptional 99 percentile player.
@@NN-zf7np i agree of course he's great but in the end Lleyton - though peaking early and for a relatively short time- was way ahead of him in atp titles, world #1 duration, and overall longevity. That is somewhat sad considering he had a much bigger game with more weapons than the Australian. But that's the Beauty of the game - they are humans not machines and there's so many intangibles.