If the Big Three win all 4 Grand Slam this year for their 16 straight Grand Slams- Will you be disappointed that no one has been able to stop them?

[BladeDaywalker]

So, based on the result so far, Novak is the favorite to win the Australian Open.

Nadal will always be the favorite at the French Open until he loses multiple years in a row.

Novak will be the favorite at Wimbledon and If Federer can replicate his performance from last year, he has a great chance to win.

Nadal will be the favorite at the US Open with Novak and Fed behind him depending on how the year goes up to that point.

Now, let say that the Big Three end up winning all four Majors this year. That will make it 16 straight grand slams won by them since 2017 Australian Open.

It doesn't matter if one guy win all fours, if two split, or if they all managed to win one as long as they are winning.

If that were to happen, what would be your feeling about the state of the sport today.

Will you be disappointed that no one has been able to rise up and take the slams away from them, especially the younger generation?

 

[KINGROGER]

I’ll take that if it means Fed winning AO or Wimbledon. Simply because of the 2019 final.
If it means Nadalovic splitting them, definitely not.

 

[Yugram]

If that were to happen, what would be your feeling about the state of the sport today.

Great.

Look, I’m not the kind of guy who’ll quit watching/following tennis when this Era ends, at least I don’t want to at the moment, and I’m excited of what is to come when Djokovic, Nadal and Federer retire, but why rush the events? Just as any reasonable tennis fan, I want the Golden Time (according to Federer) of tennis to last as long as possible. We’ll get enough of madness, chaos and Ostapenko-like Slam winners later.

 

[FailBetter]

yes

 

[FailBetter]

its also getting boring

 

[Federer and Del Potro]

Outside of the USO they don’t have much hope
Won’t be disappointed because that would imply I have faith in them to win a slam, much less slams.

 

[James P]

This is going to look really dumb in a week when Medvedev and Sandgren take the court for the final.

 

[Yugram]

This is going to look really dumb in a week when Medvedev and Sandgren take the court for the final.

Medvedev? Phhh... Alexey Popyrin.

 

[Azure]

As long as they play good quality matches I don't really care much. I still think more upsets are possible on the hardcourts though. Surprisingly we still call them 'upsets' if a 25 year old beats a 35 year old.

 

[beast of mallorca]

So, based on the result so far, Novak is the favorite to win the Australian Open.

Nadal will always be the favorite at the French Open until he loses multiple years in a row.

Novak will be the favorite at Wimbledon and If Federer can replicate his performance from last year, he has a great chance to win.

Nadal will be the favorite at the US Open with Novak and Fed behind him depending on how the year goes up to that point.

Now, let say that the Big Three end up winning all four Majors this year. That will make it 16 straight grand slams won by them since 2017 Australian Open.

It doesn't matter if one guy win all fours, if two split, or if they all managed to win one as long as they are winning.

If that were to happen, what would be your feeling about the state of the sport today.

Will you be disappointed that no one has been able to rise up and take the slams away from them, especially the younger generation?

If Nadal wins the AO and US open this year, sure, we'll take it

As far as the FO and Wimbledon are concerned, the Federinas and the good looking Djokovic fans can slug it out between the two of them