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Which ATP player do you think is the most gracious in defeat? And please don't mention who's not. For me it has to be Tsonga. Most times is still smiling after his losing.

Why is Federer's return so passive?

I'll just put this here... http://lastwordontennis.com/2018/08/08/rafael-nadal-is-not-an-all-time-great-on-hard-courts/

His service games do not last that long.

What about Berdych? H2H are: Fed 6-19 Djok 3-25 Nadal 4-19 Total: 13-63, that's a 20% success rate Ferrer stats are: Fed 0-17 Djok 5-16 Nadal 6-24 Total: 11-57, 20% success rate. So about the same.

Thank you very much. And again not trolling. Simply asking if this has happened before. I just don't recall Roger delivering one break stick after another. Let alone four times.

Roger delivered 4 bread sticks in a row: Tiafoe 61 63 Paire 61 63 Mannarino 46 61 63 Goffin 61 62 When was the last time that happened?

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But not good enough to beat Rafa.

Do you reckon Roger is beating himself up for not playing like he has recently back in 2006 - 2009? Could he have had at least 3 more RG?

How many more / less majors would Fed, Nadal & Djok have?

Does anybody know if Roger or Rafa congratulated Novak on the RG title (and obviously the Grand Slam and holding all four)? by congratulating I mean over social media?

Roger Federer's Grand Slam wins: 4 Came against older opponents 12 Came against younger opponents 1 Came of equal age Rafa Nadal's Grand Slam wins: 10 Came against older opponents 4 Came against younger opponents Novak Djokovic's Grand Slam wins: 7 Came against older opponents 4 Came of equal age

According to Wikipedia these players have # stand alone career achievements: Roger - 120 Novak - 98 Rafa - 71

This is for Fed fans only, you can only pick one so choose carefully.

Djokovic hasn't achieved something that Roger has. That is 10 straight slam finals!!. The most he had is 5 (and counting). Also Semi final streaks, Roger's records is frickin 23!!!

And I traveled to the future to the year 2053. I found this article: Date July 6th, 2053 Today we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of Roger Federer's 1st Grand Slam at the 2003 Wimbledon championship. Arguably the greatest tennis player of all time. Federer continued to compete against...

What the list is teaching us is that Nadal failed to advance to possibly meet Fed 80% on hard (his weakest surface). %14 on grass. But on the other hand Fed failed to advance %60 on clay (supposedly his weakest surface). %33 on hard. Yet another prof about how lop sided Nadal's career...

You got it. You put it in a interesting way. I would say one fail to advance to meet the other. Although I did not check the draw to see if it was possible.

Spot on mate, but what also this list have?

Yes close, but there is more to it...

Hi, here to add some more fuel to the fire (which is out of control), I gathered the following statistics. Can anyone tell me what this is? Yes it a quiz. YEAR TOURNAMENT ROUND OPPNENT Surface 2004 Canada Masters 1st Llyton Hewitt Hard 2004 US Open 2nd Andy Roddick Hard 2005 Qatar Open QF...

It means that if you player A is 28 and player B is 34 - This may be weak era. In Roger's case If player A (Djokovic) is in his absolute prime and player B (Nadal, an all time great) has dropped to no 8 and did not go pass the QF in the past five slams (incl 2nd & 3rd round exits) -This may be...

It does not matter. Weak era can be the opponent or their age, form or their physical state. It could be many many thing.

There is so much talk about Federer's weak era, what about Djokovic recent years. He is up against old Roger, and Nadal in decline. I would call that a weak era

Anybody have a link to a good stream? Thanks

Does anybody know if there are any hard court records that Novak has over Roger? (besides 5 AO compared to 4)

I wonder what people think of Severin Lüthi? To me he looks like he always 2nd or 3rd to Roger "real" coach. Paul Annacone and Stefan Edberg always get all the credit, and Luthi seems like a caddy. What do you guys thinks?

As the title suggests, has this ever happened?