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What about Indoor Hard? It is clear that even though it is the same surface as outdoor hard, the conditions really change play.

Very straightforward answer. He got Mononucleosis at the end of 2007. That messed up with his season. If you have had Mono you will know it severely taps your energy reserves. I thought it was amazing he did as well as he did in the Slams in 2008 given he had the disease.

Becker peak play was in 1996 , according to himself at the time Ie 28/29 years old. Won the Australian open , was unfortunate to get injured at Wimbledon. Came back to player amazing indoor tennis, where he beat Sampras 2-1 during that season. Capped off the year winning grand slam cup. Not his...

And tour finals

Nadal goes deep in a few clay masters and Roland garros - and bingo he is back in the top 20. Unknown where he goes from there

Indian wells wasn’t a top rated tournament in the 1980s. At the end of 1989 he had won every important non- slam title

If you are meaning that he is unlikely to achieve as much in 2024 as compared to 2023 I understand your point . (Not sure how he will perform in 2024 to be honest)

At the end of 2024 he isn't defending any points, because the only points counted will be 2024 points.

Djokovic still extending his lead.

There is nothing wrong with the round robin format. It works well. Many sports have round robin. From 1982 through 1985 they eliminated the round robin format, but afterwards they went back to it.

Murray was a better player than courier IMHO

So many sports use a round robin format eg Rugby World Cup.

Mac had 8 major indoor titles - 3 WTF’s and 5 Wct finals. Wilander had neither of these two titles.