Not this one. I think people remember following much more:
Del Potro d. Federer, 2009 US Open.
Maybe, the author(s) felt bad about Federer lost in a bit too many memorable 5 set matches....
http://www.tennis.com/tags/tenniscom-20th-anniversary/
1. Nadal d. Federer, 2008 Wimbledon
2. Vinci d. Williams, 2015 U.S. Open
3. Isner d. Mahut, 2010 Wimbledon
4. Nadal d. Federer, 2009 Australian Open
5. Nadal d. Federer, 2006 Rome
6. Federer d. Nadal, 2007 Wimbledon
7. Nadal d. Verdasco, 2009 Australian Open
8. Djokovic d. Wawrinka, 2013 Australian Open
9. Williams d. Dementieva, 2009 Wimbledon
10.Soderling d. Nadal, 2009 French Open
11.Federer d. Roddick, 2009 Wimbledon
12.Djokovic d. Nadal, 2012 Australian Open
13.Williams d. Henin, 2007 Miami
14.Djokovic d. Federer, 2011 U.S. Open
15.Sharapova d. Halep, 2014 French Open
16.Federer d. Djokovic, 2011 French Open
17.Schiavone d. Stosur, 2010 French Open
18.Federer d. Del Potro, 2012 Olympics
19.Razzano d. Williams, 2012 French Open
20.Pennetta d. Vinci, 2015 U.S. Open
Do you agree with the Tennis Magazin list!
Me thinks the creator is definitely Italian...
Isner v Mahut doesn't belong on there.
Should see it ( when you have some spare time) 4 h epic of great playing from Djokodal .
To me maybe the most heartbreaknig Novak loss but in a way it was turning point in their rivalry even Novak needed two more years to Rome11 clay masterclass.It's shame that it ruined the rest of clay season 09 for both of them.
Lol, if nachiket were so bothered about Djokovic's fall into the net, why would he think the match should be included on the list in the first place? You're seriously starting to lose the plot now Novak's edging that little bit closer to Federer's records TMF. Sad, but I guess kinda predictable.Why? Is it because Nole screwed up by colliding into the net that cost him the match?
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True. Some people can enjoy great matches just because they are great as well.Lol, if nachiket were so bothered about Djokovic's fall into the net, why would he think the match should be included on the list in the first place? You're seriously starting to lose the plot now Novak's edging that little bit closer to Federer's records TMF. Sad, but I guess kinda predictable.
I watched some of the last set. It wasn't to the level of tennis of Roddick v El Anouye in Australia one year(I think 22-20 in the fifth). The quality of the match was bad.How much of it did you watch? I'm wondering if there's anyone who watched that live in its entirety. I actually haven't seen a point of it. That scoreline's absurd though. I saw a clip of the umpire chuckling at his own "GSM" call.
Pennetta's husband, FogniniPennetta-Vinci yes but no Federer-Safin at the AO.
LOL WHO MADE THIS LIST? AN ITALIAN?
Tennis magazine most forgettable.http://www.tennis.com/tags/tenniscom-20th-anniversary/
1. Nadal d. Federer, 2008 Wimbledon
2. Vinci d. Williams, 2015 U.S. Open
3. Isner d. Mahut, 2010 Wimbledon
4. Nadal d. Federer, 2009 Australian Open
5. Nadal d. Federer, 2006 Rome
6. Federer d. Nadal, 2007 Wimbledon
7. Nadal d. Verdasco, 2009 Australian Open
8. Djokovic d. Wawrinka, 2013 Australian Open
9. Williams d. Dementieva, 2009 Wimbledon
10.Soderling d. Nadal, 2009 French Open
11.Federer d. Roddick, 2009 Wimbledon
12.Djokovic d. Nadal, 2012 Australian Open
13.Williams d. Henin, 2007 Miami
14.Djokovic d. Federer, 2011 U.S. Open
15.Sharapova d. Halep, 2014 French Open
16.Federer d. Djokovic, 2011 French Open
17.Schiavone d. Stosur, 2010 French Open
18.Federer d. Del Potro, 2012 Olympics
19.Razzano d. Williams, 2012 French Open
20.Pennetta d. Vinci, 2015 U.S. Open
Do you agree with the Tennis Magazin list!
Butthurt are we?What is fluke is the slap shot at USO 11 SF and not the 4 set win...
Finger waggerer put the Djokerer in place that day .. LOL