Atlantic : The unbearable greatness of Djokovic

[TheFifthSet]

Luca Nardi is not. A few weeks before Monte Carlo, in the third round at Indian Wells, Nardi, a 20-year-old Italian, who was ranked 123rd in the world at the time, became the lowest-ranked player to beat Djokovic in 18 years—and the lowest-ranked player ever to beat him in a big tournament. At the time of their meeting, Djokovic had won 19 more Grand Slam championships than Nardi had won professional matches (five). Nardi had in fact failed to gain regular access to the main draw at Indian Wells, sneaking in only as what’s known as a “lucky loser”—a player who gets a free pass into the tournament despite failing to qualify for it, by replacing a competitor who has to withdraw at the 11th hour due to injury.

Tied for 5th lowest.

Delpo, Klizan, Troicki and Krajinovic were ranked lower when they beat him.

 

[BigThreeForever]

LOL@Atlantic
Nobody has ever had less credibility than the Atlantic...
Plus Djokovic was never great enough to beat peak Nadal at Roland Garros/Wimbledon/US Open, or peak Federer at Wimbledon/US Open.
He's a fraud, and will always be...

1/10 ragebait.

 

[CHillTennis]