This is a moment where Federer politely challenges a double bounce and explains the underlying mechanics based on how topspin affects the ball's movement. His explanation reveals a deeper understanding of tennis than even the umpire, showcasing not only his sportsmanship but also his extraordinary tennis IQ. Das isch e Moment, wo de Federer ganz höflich uf en Doppel-Bounce hiwiist und d'grundlegend Mechanik erklärt, basierend druf, wie Topspin d'Bewegig vom Ball beeinflusst. Si Erklärig zeigt es tüüfers Verständnis vom Tennis als sogar de Schiedsrichter und macht nid nume sini Fairness sichtbar, sondern au sis ussergwöhnlichs Tennis-IQ.
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I really appreciate that interaction. It wasn't yelling at the ref, it was a legit frustration with a real explanation. First Class!
He was the magician between all the workers...
You can hear it ! And Roger heared it 💯
Shows how clever he was to understand the physics and that the spin was wrong. No wonder he was such a great champ with that attention to detail
Judge should've seen the double bounce.
This is why you need umpires that actually have played competitive tennis.
He judged it better than the judge himself. He really was all in one package ❤ Roger that 🫡
...and, I thought he was just a pretty Champion
Federer's Law of Motion #1.... gifted two PhD's just for that one....
Bold boy berdych - the player always knows .
Yes,it wouldn't bounce that high and further if it barely hit
Djokovic would just say: “UNBELIEVABLE. UNBELIEVABLE. ARE YOU BLIND”. Thats why Roger has true respect.
Гений!
I mean Roger is right here but this ain't rocket science and you don't need Federer's level of tennis theory to know this. It's quite common knowledge and is how you simulate topspin for training (ie. Hitting your side first like a table tennis serve)
... am I blind? .... have NOT seen the second bounce
no point to watch tennis, after he and rafa, retired....
if it was Fognini this would be a memorable moment.
He should ask for instant replay.
The ball won"t spin to him if the opponent hit the ball before bouncing
That’s basic physics. But to know that a famous athlete and public figure can explain it well is best!