mike danny
Bionic Poster
I might do one for Djokovic and Nadal too, but for now let's deal with Fed.
As we all know, Fed's slam record, total weeks at no.1 record and WTF record are his biggest records. However, Fed might be surpassed or at least equalled at all of these 3 by Nadal and Djokovic eventually. His slam record could be surpassed or equalled by both, his total weeks at no.1 record by Nole and his WTF record also by Nole.
So these records are as done and dusted as they could be. But there are records that will stand the test of time as far as Fed is concerned and here are my choices:
1. Most consecutive weeks at no.1
2. Winning 3 slams in a season 3 times
3. 5 consecutive titles at 2 different slams
4. 40 consecutive match wins at 2 different slams. To put it in perspective, even Nadal at RG has not won 40 consecutive matches. He was one match away from doing it in 2015, but lost to Novak in the QF.
5. Winning 24 consecutive finals. The 2nd best performance is 12 consecutive wins by McEnroe, I believe.
6. 18/19 consecutive slam finals reached. This includes a streak of 10 followed by a stteak of 8, both all time records shared by Fed.
7. 3 years reaching all 4 slam finals
8. Most Wimb titles. Unless Djokovic goes on a winning spree at 34 and wins 3-4 additional titles (unlikely), this will stand the test of time.
9. Reaching 7 consecutive finals at a major. Even Nadal at RG doesn't have that.
10. Winning 11 slams in 4 years
11. Winning 14 slams in 6 years.
12. Defending 3/4 slams multiple times.
13. Undefeated against top 10 players in a season after 10+ matches.
14. Undefeated in finals in a season after playing 10+ finals.
15. 65 consecutive wins on grass.
16. 24 straight wins against top 10 opponents
17. 50+ consecutive wins on HC.
18. 23 straight GS semis
Other possible records that might stand the test of time, but are not guaranteed:
1. 5+ titles at 3/4 slams. Nadal is out of contention here definitely, but if Djokovic wins 2 more USO titles, he will equal this record. So there is a strong chance Fed might lose this one.
2. Oldest no.1. Due to a complete lack of elite youngsters, Djokodal both have a chance to be no.1 at 36.5+ years of age.
Are there any other records that I have missed? Don't forget to chime in.
As we all know, Fed's slam record, total weeks at no.1 record and WTF record are his biggest records. However, Fed might be surpassed or at least equalled at all of these 3 by Nadal and Djokovic eventually. His slam record could be surpassed or equalled by both, his total weeks at no.1 record by Nole and his WTF record also by Nole.
So these records are as done and dusted as they could be. But there are records that will stand the test of time as far as Fed is concerned and here are my choices:
1. Most consecutive weeks at no.1
2. Winning 3 slams in a season 3 times
3. 5 consecutive titles at 2 different slams
4. 40 consecutive match wins at 2 different slams. To put it in perspective, even Nadal at RG has not won 40 consecutive matches. He was one match away from doing it in 2015, but lost to Novak in the QF.
5. Winning 24 consecutive finals. The 2nd best performance is 12 consecutive wins by McEnroe, I believe.
6. 18/19 consecutive slam finals reached. This includes a streak of 10 followed by a stteak of 8, both all time records shared by Fed.
7. 3 years reaching all 4 slam finals
8. Most Wimb titles. Unless Djokovic goes on a winning spree at 34 and wins 3-4 additional titles (unlikely), this will stand the test of time.
9. Reaching 7 consecutive finals at a major. Even Nadal at RG doesn't have that.
10. Winning 11 slams in 4 years
11. Winning 14 slams in 6 years.
12. Defending 3/4 slams multiple times.
13. Undefeated against top 10 players in a season after 10+ matches.
14. Undefeated in finals in a season after playing 10+ finals.
15. 65 consecutive wins on grass.
16. 24 straight wins against top 10 opponents
17. 50+ consecutive wins on HC.
18. 23 straight GS semis
Other possible records that might stand the test of time, but are not guaranteed:
1. 5+ titles at 3/4 slams. Nadal is out of contention here definitely, but if Djokovic wins 2 more USO titles, he will equal this record. So there is a strong chance Fed might lose this one.
2. Oldest no.1. Due to a complete lack of elite youngsters, Djokodal both have a chance to be no.1 at 36.5+ years of age.
Are there any other records that I have missed? Don't forget to chime in.
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