Djoker: Greatest carpet player ever

[Lleytonstation]

Period.

 

[Kawasaki Kanagawa]

Unquestionable. If there was a carpet Slam he'd have 14 of those.

 

[Sudacafan]

Considering he was only 21 years old when the last ATP tournament on carpet was played, that was a heck of an accomplishment.

 

[Lleytonstation]

Considering he was only 21 years old when the last ATP tournament on carpet was played, that was a heck of an accomplishment.

Greatest player on hard, indoors, grass, and clay.

 

[Sudacafan]

Greatest player on hard, indoors, grass, and clay.

Must be. To abide by our new scientific standards, I’m calling a peer review on this one, as well.

 

[Kawasaki Kanagawa]

Greatest player on hard, indoors, grass, and clay.

Also on whatever they call the AO surface. Surely not hard, because that's the US Open.

 

[PilotPete]

Jelena doesn't groom?

 

[Djokodalerer31]

Also on whatever they call the AO surface. Surely not hard, because that's the US Open.

Hadn't Federer most recently won two of those back-to-back? I didn't hear people mind back when he did overmuch...

 

[Kawasaki Kanagawa]

Hadn't Federer most recently won two of those back-to-back? I didn't hear people mind back when he did overmuch...

It's a different surface. How do you explain that he's won AO 9 times but USO "only" 3 times?

 

[Djokodalerer31]

It's a different surface. How do you explain that he's won AO 9 times but USO "only" 3 times?

You didn't answer my question...

 

[NAS]

It's a different surface. How do you explain that he's won AO 9 times but USO "only" 3 times?

May be because he lost 6 finals lol, he made 9 finals on slam, so may be he met sometimes zoning players in us open more.

 

[Kawasaki Kanagawa]

You didn't answer my question...

Homework for the day: what's a rhetorical question?

 

[Deleted member 758560]

It's a different surface. How do you explain that he's won AO 9 times but USO "only" 3 times?

yea thanks for enlightening us, kosuke kitajima, indeed it's different surface only coz he didn't win more in new york hehe

 

[NAS]

yea thanks for enlightening us, kosuke kitajima, indeed it's different surface only coz he didn't win more in new york hehe

This is the problem with many people on ttw, they don't follow even general trend, people say Novak likes slow surface that is why he failed at us open but forget that Us Open this whole decade was slower than AO and more high bouncing.
Things did change from Us Open 2020 and 21 but they still were slower than AO from respective years
Look at Fed performance in AO and Uso, he did make uso 2015 final but even that year uso was little bit slow in compared to AO and more high bouncing.
I have said many times with little bit of luck and low bouncing surface Novak may have taken one or two more us open. .
Novak loves the AO surface because of low bounce and medium speed or medium fast speed which allows his counterpunching to work as perfect way.

 

[NAS]

This is why I have said in other thread Fed us open 2020 miss was huge, he got injured in AO and Uso speed was increased, with No rafa and Djokovic going out, he might have lifted the cup