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Hey guys, I’ve been thinking a lot about where Carlos Alcaraz currently ranks among the greatest players of the Open Era. At just 22, he’s already built a résumé that stacks up surprisingly well against legends like Becker, Edberg, and Wilander, three players who are often compared in all-time...

A strange thing happens when the great players* of all time° when the rally goes from long to very long. Usually the the win percentage jumps, often it remains steady and rarely it declines. Big serve&volley players like Sampras, Edberg and McEnroe win roughly a hundred basis points more. Borg...

There are always threads like this, but I think they should be refreshed every couple years. Here is my top 10 of all time: 1. Djokovic. 2. Federer. 3. Nadal. 4. Sampras. 5. Lendl. 6. Borg. 7. Laver. 8. Edberg. 9. Becker. 10. Mcenroe

It's not about personal preference. It's more about the impact that the racket had on the industry. I have to choose either the Bumblebee Head Radical or the Pure Drive.

I'd be interested to see players' greatness ranked by summing Elo scores over their career. For example a hypothetical player with an 52-week career would have a score of Elo1 + Elo2 + Elo3 + ... + Elo52 where EloX is the Elo score in the Xth week of their career. However, there may be a need...

"Well, three weeks ago I beat him 6-0 6-3. I don't know if that's a tough player or not. I don't think it's that way," https://www.firstpost.com/sports/madrid-open-rafael-nadal-plays-down-loss-to-dominic-thiem-as-he-prepares-for-rome-masters-4467113.html @sureshs

http://www.**************.org/news/news/Rafael_Nadal/43162/rafael-nadal-i-don-t-miss-federer-/ Please discuss. Thanks.