The Day Roger Federer Turned a Tennis Match into a Magic SHOW! (GOAT Performance)

There's no stopping Roger Federer when he's starting to have fun on the court. The man could straight up improvise shots mid-match and pull them off like it's nothing. It's US Open 2015 and Federer comes in terrific form after winning Cincinnati. In the second round he faces Steve Darcis and it's not an understatement when I say that this is one of Federer's greatest shot making performances of his career. The man was on absolute fire and did whatever he wanted on the court. So I'm gonna let you guys enjoy the match. If you do make sure to hit that like button. Subscribe to the channel if you would like to enjoy more regional tennis content of this style. That said, let's get right into the video. The match continues for a minute and a half. Oh, that's a great line. Everything is changing so fast. The play of the ball, yes. It's in. Federer has to catch up too. Federer is playing against the best player in the world. It's impossible to watch all of this without admiration. He's able to jump higher than his head. What's going on? 3-0 Maybe they'll start counting the kids. That's good to notice. Edgar is very satisfied with his last interviews. He doesn't look me in the eyes. He doesn't talk about it. He doesn't quote it, but it's close to the text. That's what forced me to add to this technical exercise. The number of actions. The attack with a forward pass. And here he adds. Look at how easily he moves on the court. Oh, oh, oh, oh. No, he can't catch up. He's running from Becken to Polin. No, he can't catch up. He caught up. Roger caught up. Great, well done. Well done, Darcy. 91 and 90. That's the percentage of the first and second serves. That's crazy. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. The way Federer moves. The set is over. The score is 6-2. The game is over. During the day, Cygnus is in full swing of the court. Most of them choose the way of defense. Of course, we still have a lot of matches going on at this time. Of course, we'll talk about all of them a little later. On the Flashing Middles court. Here's the 70th, when the coverage changed several times. Here, at the championship in the middle of the 2000s. Roger takes this game very calmly. He won in three sets. Asian. Game. Federer. Game. Federer. Game.