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What do you think was a higher level of play Fed Djok in RG 2011 or Nadal Djok in RG 13. Look at the same stats you use for those...
What do you think was a higher level of play Fed Djok in RG 2011 or Nadal Djok in RG 13. Look at the same stats you use for those...
What do you think was a higher level of play Fed Djok in RG 2011 or Nadal Djok in RG 13. Look at the same stats you use for those...
If you're asking abmk you should know fine well what the answer will be.What do you think was a higher level of play Fed Djok in RG 2011 or Nadal Djok in RG 13. Look at the same stats you use for those...
I personally will go with 2011. 2013 had a deflated third set from Djokovic, which he just gave away, and Nadal started choking a lot when he was going to win it in four. It was the fifth set that was legendary, the rest was good, but nothing special imo.
2011 was crazy from the start. The level of play was just absurd. Federer's greatest clay court level, and Djokovic pretty close to his highest level on clay also.
Bold claim!I personally will go with 2011. 2013 had a deflated third set from Djokovic, which he just gave away, and Nadal started choking a lot when he was going to win it in four. It was the fifth set that was legendary, the rest was good, but nothing special imo.
2011 was crazy from the start. The level of play was just absurd. Federer's greatest clay court level, and Djokovic pretty close to his highest level on clay also.
rome 2006? or are we just talking slams
Bold claim!
On the surface of things RG 2011 SF just looks better and cleaner played but there's a Nadal effect kudos point system going on here and Novak took the beast to 5 and close to the brink of defeat.
In slams.
Bold claim!
Nadal had 102 winners+forced errors to 44 UEs in RG 2013 SF.
Federer had 121 winners+forced errors to 46 UEs in RG 2011 SF.
On the surface of things RG 2011 SF just looks better and cleaner played but there's a Nadal effect kudos point system going on here and Novak took the beast to 5 and close to the brink of defeat.
Agreed. And in truth, I'd be hard-pressed to dredge up all of the Fed matches on clay in my memory banks... 'cause I do my durn'dest to tune out the dirt.strictly speaking slams if that makes a difference
If you're asking abmk you should know fine well what the answer will be.
The definition of insanity was me expecting anything different
Not having him on ignore in the first place is what I'd call the definition of insanity. Not to mention a few other delightful characters inhabiting this forum.The definition of insanity was me expecting anything different
Guess Hitman, a Djokovic fan was also insane to state the same.
How does it compare to typical ratios found in the match-ups specifically on clay between Fred-Joe and Ralph-Joe? Could be insightful.
RG 2012 final : 72 winners+FE from nadal to 29 UEs
RG 2008 SF : 80 winners+Fe from nadal to 16 UEs
Guess why that 2008 nadal was so feared
Also @abmk there is a difference between forced errors and opponent making an "unforced error" after a super long, grueling rally.
Do you have a thread or other post with the complete data set for this specific metric between the three regarding all clay encounters? If not I think it would be worth its own thread and further discussion.
+ the other surfaces, but separated.
there is a thread for a metric called agressive margin (for many matches):
https://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/ind...vel-of-play-federer-nadal-djokovic-co.450014/
I was just joking a bit dont take me too seriously
Hitman likes Federer as well though much more than Nadal, but I won't question his bias. He has a right to his opinion
Yes, there is a problem regarding the subjectivity of the stats keeping though I'm going to have to assume that over a large enough sample it will kind of cancel out. That's to say that we assume rallies to be brutal between Djokovic and Nadal so comparing the stats specifically for that match-up and observing the trend should be quite reliable, and once we know that we can match it up against the different trend that may be observed in the Djokovic-Federer or Federer-Nadal match-ups.
Guess Hitman, a Djokovic fan was also insane to state the same.
guess what, its not funny. You won't accept subjective comments from a Djokovic fan himself. You won't accept objective stats. What is left then ?
Also Djokovic2011 has proven himself to an utter noob regarding tennis before 2011. Obviously he had trouble handling my comments (which included a lot of stats) even with Novak dominant. Obviously, he couldn't come near handling them when Novak went down this year and Federer came up. So now the coward is hiding from me and keeps on giving snide comments. So its not funny on 2 counts now with you responding to him on that.
I really don't think the first four sets of RG 2013 were trail blazing, they were good, but nothing out of this world. Djokovic pretty much tanked the third set 6-1, and that hurts the match when you look at it as a whole. What makes 2013 semi so special is that fifth set, the drama, and the heightened tension of Nadal coming back from a break down. The story telling is perfect. However, can anyone serious say that if Nadal had closed it out in the fourth before blinking, that the first four sets would have been in equal quality to the RG 2011 semi? The RG 2011 semi just had crazy play from first set to fourth set, the only thing it didn't have was that fifth set. I would take the quality of those four sets over the quality of that one epic fifth set from RG 2013, if I am looking at a match a whole. RG 2013 had the more dramatic finish and drama, I will give it that but from pure tennis perspective, I like RG 2011 more.
This kind of reminds me of W 07 v W 08. W 08 was the greater match, but W 07 had the better tennis imo.
I really don't think the first four sets of RG 2013 were trail blazing, they were good, but nothing out of this world. Djokovic pretty much tanked the third set 6-1, and that hurts the match when you look at it as a whole. What makes 2013 semi so special is that fifth set, the drama, and the heightened tension of Nadal coming back from a break down. The story telling is perfect. However, can anyone serious say that if Nadal had closed it out in the fourth before blinking, that the first four sets would have been in equal quality to the RG 2011 semi? The RG 2011 semi just had crazy play from first set to fourth set, the only thing it didn't have was that fifth set. I would take the quality of those four sets over the quality of that one epic fifth set from RG 2013, if I am looking at a match a whole. RG 2013 had the more dramatic finish and drama, I will give it that but from pure tennis perspective, I like RG 2011 more.
This kind of reminds me of W 07 v W 08. W 08 was the greater match, but W 07 had the better tennis imo.
How on earth do you lose a match with those stats. You can see how well Fed played that day. Pure ridiculousness from Fed101 winners+FEs to 41 UEs for Djokovic in RG 11 SF
114 winners+FEs to 75 UEs for DJokovic in RG 13 SF
Yes, Djokovic's level was better on a whole in RG 11 SF, clearly.
He had a terrible 3rd set, for one in the RG 2013 SF.
Its just that he dialled in at the right moment at the end of the 4th set to take it. Nadal was serving for the match, after all.
I like the RG 2011 SF but the Djokovic backhand down the line was a no show. That's what taints it for me. He had run around that shot so many times to blast the forehand inside in because he kept netting that shot. I believe that's what really cost him the match that day, although Federer's level of play had a lot to do with it as well.
the original comparison was Fedovic match to a Djokodal so it would make a difference. (USO F 11 vs 15 FINAL)
In the 1 it evolved to (USO SF 11 vs 15 final) although even among same opponents the type of match can make a difference. I think you would find this pattern a lot. In USO 11, tons of periods with 1 player checked out. The impressive play as you mentioned was ton of slapped shots. Much less tight pressure moments with both players checked in so worse W/UE stats but not as good as play from Djok. IMO
the 5th was very high quality though and was a part of the match, regardless of whether it could have easily ended in 4. You might be right if the 5th was just high drama, but it also high quality as well.
Yeah people forget Djok had a W/O before that match. He was a bit off his game imo. Fedmight still have won, he played great. but I dont think it was one of Novaks best on clay by any means lmao...
I like the RG 2011 SF but the Djokovic backhand down the line was a no show. That's what taints it for me. He had to run around that shot so many times to blast the forehand inside in because he kept netting the backhand. I believe that's what really cost him the match that day, although Federer's level of play had a lot to do with it as well.
I'm sorry but the RG SF match was pure ridiculousness.rome 2006? or are we just talking slams
what you talk about ton of slapped shots was actually good controlled aggressive play from Djokovic, along with very good serving (USO 11 SF) compared to 2015 ( which was just good serving)
Djokovic did what he could to neutralize fed's play in 15, but level itself wasn't high. Plus serving wasn't great after the fall, though he did serve well when in trouble.
I could play the same game with Fed fans who rated it the other way around. I'm not interested in proving anyone right. BTW, I've never seen you ever concede a point even slightly whereas I have many times. I'm explaining my honest belief on my position here right now.
It's also not a knock if Djok's level wasn't as high vs. Roger, part of that is CREDIT to Roger for taking him off his game. I'm not viewing this is a war like you do.
RG SF 11 is also one of Djokovics performances on clay ever.I am by no means saying Djokovic played the perfect match, we have seen his level higher than that. RG 2016 comes to mind. I am just referring to his performance overall in RG 2011 semi was better than RG 2013 semi, where he clearly tanked sets. I cannot have a match where he tanked a set, over a match where he did not.
Yes, I said the fifth set was legendary. But only the fifth set really delivered. That fifth set imo was greater than the fifth set of W 08. However, that one set alone doesn't cover the weakness of the sets that came before it, especially that third set, where I was very disappointed with how Djokovic just threw it away.
Another example like this is comparing Fedal AO 09 with Fedal 17. The first four sets of AO 09 were vastly superior to AO 17, it was the fifth set of AO 17 that was legendary and made the match epic, so the very same reasons RG 2013 semi became more legendary than RG 2011 semi. The overall tennis was better in 09 if you look at it as a whole, while AO 17 had a couple of weak sets, but epic fifth set ending.
That was @-NN- s pithy phrase, a FED fan.
Fed matchedd up well against Novak in 11, the only player that came close to challenging him and he often took him off his game.
The W/UE stats clearly favor a certain style of play so can be misleading. The shorter less intense rallies, the more both players are struggling, the less 1 player takes a mental break for a bit to regain composure the more impressive the stats look.
A better way to use the stats would be to compare W/UE ratio between players to see who played better for the majoirty of the match and if that was the winner. It usually would be but not always, like total points won. It's not particularly useful for comparing level between matches, unless there is a drastic difference.
I am by no means saying Djokovic played the perfect match, we have seen his level higher than that. RG 2016 comes to mind. I am just referring to his performance overall in RG 2011 semi was better than RG 2013 semi, where he clearly tanked sets. I cannot have a match where he tanked a set, over a match where he did not.
How on earth do you lose a match with those stats. You can see how well Fed played that day. Pure ridiculousness from Fed