Roger Federer - NO WAY!!!

Summary

This transcript captures a thrilling tennis moment featuring Roger Federer executing incredible shots during a match. The crowd is in awe as Federer effortlessly pulls off challenging returns, including acute angles and seemingly impossible saves. The commentary highlights Federer's exceptional skill, with reactions filled with disbelief and admiration for his magic on the court. One specific point is lauded as one of the best ever, showcasing Federer's mastery and ability to astound both spectators and opponents alike.

Takeaways

• 🎯 Roger Federer made an extraordinary return shot that amazed the audience.
• 🙌 The angle Federer achieved with the shot was incredibly acute, surprising even the commentators.
• 👏 The crowd reacted enthusiastically to the shot, seeing it as a special moment.
• 🎾 Federer executed one of the hardest shots in tennis with ease, while facing away from the net.
• 🤯 Commentators expressed disbelief at Federer’s ability to pull off such shots with consistency.
• 🏆 The shot was so impressive that it was considered one of the best of Federer’s career, comparable to his best-ever shots.
• 😮 The opposing player, Del Potro, scrambled to return the shot, but Federer’s skill outclassed him.
• ✨ The commentators described Federer’s performance as a ‘magic show,’ emphasizing the surreal nature of his plays.
• 📊 There was debate among the commentators about whether such moments could be ranked as the shot or point of the year.
• 🔥 Federer's play elicited standing ovations from the crowd, who were clearly in awe of his skill and performance.

Q & A

What moment in the game is the commentator referring to with 'no way'?

The commentator is reacting to an incredible shot by Roger Federer, where the angle and execution seemed almost impossible, leaving both the commentator and the crowd in awe.

Why is the commentator impressed by the angle of the return?

The commentator is impressed because Federer didn’t just return the ball; he managed to place it at an acute angle that was difficult to achieve, making it a remarkable shot.

How does the crowd react to Federer’s shots?

The crowd reacts with amazement and applause, indicating that Federer’s shots are thrilling and impressive to them.

What does the commentator mean by 'hardest shot in the book'?

The 'hardest shot in the book' refers to a very difficult tennis shot that Federer executes with ease, even though most players would find it extremely challenging.

What is the significance of the commentator mentioning 'Federer's back will be almost completely to the net'?

This highlights the difficulty of Federer’s shot, as he was in a nearly impossible position with his back turned to the net, yet still managed to execute it successfully.

Why does the commentator refer to it as a 'magic show'?

The commentator refers to it as a 'magic show' because Federer’s performance seems unreal or magical, as he continuously delivers remarkable and unexpected shots.

What is the context behind the mention of 'Seattle' and 'shot of the year'?

The commentator is discussing whether such an extraordinary shot could be nominated for 'shot of the year' and suggests that it doesn’t matter where the shot occurs, even if it's in a smaller, lesser-known match.

How does Federer respond to his own shots during this match?

Federer, while focused, almost smiles at one point, showing that even he is impressed or amused by his own successful and tricky shots.

What was Federer's opponent, Tomic, trying to do during the play?

Tomic attempted to 'outfox' Federer by playing a clever, unexpected forehand down the line, but Federer was able to respond effectively.

Why does the commentator describe one of the points as 'one of the best points I've ever seen'?

The commentator describes it as one of the best points due to the extraordinary effort Federer puts into returning difficult shots and maintaining an incredible level of play during the rally.