No. My frustration is from posters who continue to repeat the same talking points with no changing facts.
I would like to see all the tournaments in 64 listed that Rosewall or Laver won, then I would like to see those tournaments discussed as to which are most important. I don't think that list is agreed upon.
Even today there are strong debates about the importance of the WTF. Some people put more importance on it than just the points. Others say stick to the points only. People even argue about which slam is more important and whether or not the points awarded for each slam correctly reflect their importance. But in the end the points win, and #1 "is what it is".
I get nowhere watching you tell Limpinhitter, every day, that he is wrong, while he tells you, every day, that you are wrong.
That's the frustration.
People talk about the number of tournaments won by Laver and Rosewall in 64 then proceed to ignore some of them or reduce the weight of them according to a logic I do not understand.
Gary, I understand your frustration.
But there is one important point: There was a change during the long discussion regarding new facts when krosero, a master of research, found and posted some newspaper clippings from 1965 that proved Buchholz's statements right that Rosewall was the No.1 player in 1964 and early 1965. krosero even quoted Rod Laver in mid-1965 who said that Rosewall was still the No.1. That way and with the statement of the World of Tennis yearbooks ("Rosewall No.1 from 1960 to 1964") we now have certainty that Rosewall was the acknowledged top pro in 1964 by winning the long tournamnet tour that year. Only Limpinhitter and his friends ignore all that. That makes me sad and annoyed...
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