Although you are correct he did go through Nadal and Federer (who were beating everyone else as well). The Big 3 reigned supreme.He started winning most of his slams after Fed got old, but let's not ruin the narrative, shall we?
Although you are correct he did go through Nadal and Federer (who were beating everyone else as well). The Big 3 reigned supreme.He started winning most of his slams after Fed got old, but let's not ruin the narrative, shall we?
Yes, the draw was rigged. Same machines used in November 2020 did it againHorrific draw as expected. Almost makes me sick, really.
They apparently aren't tired of this same 36 year old man winning their tournament for the 5th time in a row
when the most exciting player to appear in the last 10 years has arrived on the scene.
Whatta farce
But that poster acted like he overcame peak Fedal all the time. He didn't. His last 15 slams came against their older declined selves.Although you are correct he did go through Nadal and Federer (who were beating everyone else as well). The Big 3 reigned supreme.
Still there are some dangerous players able to take an advantage of Djokovic having a bad day. It would be a bit Querreyesque.Just watched a replay of the 2022 Wimbledon final. Feel like Djokovic played at a much higher level at the AO and FO this year primarily because of hitting his FH much bigger. The man is actually improving at the age of 36. Do we need to care about his draw?
Actually he has a point just because these guys actually matchup well... Sinner is known to play Djokovic pretty equally, Wawrinka is known to be a Djokovic main rival who has severely challenged him in grand slams in the past, Bublik is playing so good and unconventionally if he keeps it up he will challenge Djokovic, and Musetti is known to give Djokovic trouble I remember seeing him owning him in practice onceI'm not even sure Trump's PR team could bend reality to this degree. Nice job!
Oh wait, you're serious - are you?
The Wimbledon where Djokovic beat Federer in 2019 was his 15th. So there was only 8 such slams.But that poster acted like he overcame peak Fedal all the time. He didn't. His last 15 slams came against their older declined selves.
That Wimbledom machine sure is murder - almost as bad as the Rolandom one…Yes, the draw was rigged. Same machines used in November 2020 did it again
If the opposition was so weak, why didn't Nadal take advantage to win all those titles? Why did he have to wait for Djokovic to be banned from AO, to win it?But that poster acted like he overcame peak Fedal all the time. He didn't. His last 15 slams came against their older declined selves.
Nobody cares about that. Djokovic already proved he is a bit better than his two big rivals. So what if he wins some easier titles from now on? He's been beating Nadal and Federer in slams for over 10 years prior to that. Even at RG Djokovic beat Nadal twice. Federer stopped beating Djokovic in slams since 2012 Wimby I think.
So what if Djokovic wins some easier slams, he did it the hard way by smashing Nadal and Federer many times before that.
I agree that if he ends up with like 30 slams he's not that much better than Federer and Nadal, but he is still better. Anyone can see that despite their personal preferrence for a certain style of play.
The Rolandex?That Wimbledom machine sure is murder - almost as bad as the Rolandom one…
This is quite simple, Federer can get away with age vs anyone else but versus another contender for best ever you can't afford to be 6 years olderSo we came to the same conclusion: the slams are utterly easy for Djokovic, but not anyone else.
Same conclusion for Federer: he was too old to play Djokovic, but not anyone else.
Never have I seen any Federer fan say Federer was young when facing non-Djokovic opponents.Same conclusion for Federer: he was too old to play Djokovic, but not anyone else.
Potential being the key word here. It's going to be a cakewalk as per usual. Sinner has never got that far anywayDjoko got Sinner in his section. Wawrinka, Rublev/Bublik, Musetti. It has potential to be off the chain!
This is slightly similar to the first half of Federer's 2017. He was legitimately doing many things better than before in that beautiful phase.Just watched a replay of the 2022 Wimbledon final. Feel like Djokovic played at a much higher level at the AO and FO this year primarily because of hitting his FH much bigger. The man is actually improving at the age of 36. Do we need to care about his draw?
Jarry performed pretty well, he’s been tougher so far. Berrettini also was someone I didn’t expect to even make it out of the first round… did you see him in Stuttgart? The guy lost lopsidedly left the court in tears and gave an interview saying he didn’t know if he would even play Wimbledon. He was looking incredibly shaky. Good for him to make it.Where is @Kralingen that was claiming Djokovic's draw was tougher or just as tough as Alcaraz. Throw common sense out of the window, sure love to be contrarian for the sake of it.