[1X1X]

@Lukasgigler @monfed

 

[MIMIC]

It’s definitely up there

 

[TennisMann]

Federer retired months ago.

 

[Marriedwith19]

This guy is called 40:15erer for a reason

 

[Claybot]

The only 40-15 i don't mind, after all it's GOATbis on the other side of the net

 

[Silverbullet96]

Yeah I remember this one clearly as well, was cancer. This looks like a still image, but RF sent a smash back to Gulbis and got passed.

 

[1X1X]

Yeah I remember this one clearly as well, was cancer. This looks like a still image, but RF sent a smash back to Gulbis and got passed.

Yeah it is a still image on purpose, when you watch it you realize the guy had 0.01% chance to lose the set, and of course he did

 

[sheep85]

lol. how many 40-15 mps did he actually squander in his career?

 

[haderak]

lol. how many 40-15 mps did he actually squander in his career?

An often forgotten 40-15 is Federer having set points in both sets in the 2012 London final against Novak. I think he had 2 set points in the first set and then 5-3 and then 5-4 40-15 in the second before losing 7-6 7-5. With all the 40-15s some are sadly forgotten!

There was also 6-5 40-0 on his serve in the 2007 Montreal final.

 

[jellyj]

It’s not about how bad the opponent was. It’s about Fraud’s amazing ego. Fraud GOAT never lost any match for real, especially against Djoke and Gulbis. He was just old every year since 2007!

 

[tennisfish]

Obsessed

 

[I Can’t See My Forehead]

Still salty about 4-2 30-15 and 5-3 40-30 I see

 

[jellyj]

“I’m clearly very disappointed not to come through with the win,” Federer said. “After the chance in the second set, fighting back in the fourth, not to play a better fifth set, I have a lot of regrets here now. I think Gulbis did a good job of hanging around and clearly coming back in that second set was crucial for him.
“When you go deep in a fifth set, margins are so small that it’s not necessarily always the fitter guy who wins or always necessarily the better player who wins. You just have to create chances, and he did that definitely better in the fifth today than me.”

 

[tennisfish]

It's interesting that even though Djokovic clearly leads Federer in every statistical metric, his fans clearly feel inferior and must create these nonsense threads. Almost like there is some kind of an imposter syndrome at work (as there should be).

 

[Lukasgigler]

He wouldn’t have won that event anyway. No one cares. Millman 2018 was much worse

 

[talicnitom]

An often forgotten 40-15 is Federer having set points in both sets in the 2012 London final against Novak. I think he had 2 set points in the first set and then 5-3 and then 5-4 40-15 in the second before losing 7-6 7-5. With all the 40-15s some are sadly forgotten!

There was also 6-5 40-0 on his serve in the 2007 Montreal final.

 

[RGNCAJUN20]

Is this when he lost one or both balls

 

[Koobs]

 

[Chipmaster]

An often forgotten 40-15 is Federer having set points in both sets in the 2012 London final against Novak. I think he had 2 set points in the first set and then 5-3 and then 5-4 40-15 in the second before losing 7-6 7-5. With all the 40-15s some are sadly forgotten!

There was also 6-5 40-0 on his serve in the 2007 Montreal final.

It´s not a one way street - Djokovic choked big time in USO 2007 final...had 6-5 40-0 on his serve in the 1st set and lost in the TB, had like two DFs there...
Then he had another set points in the second set, 6-5 15-40 on Federer´s serve and also lost in the TB.
Djokovic should have been 2-0 up against Federer in that match but instead he lost in straights.

 

[ivanban]

It's interesting that even though Djokovic clearly leads Federer in every statistical metric, his fans clearly feel inferior and must create these nonsense threads. Almost like there is some kind of an imposter syndrome at work (as there should be).

OP is not a Djokovic fan