If Nadal never existed Federer would have probably been number one for 7 straight years and have 26+ slams...
No, without Nadal Fed would be the undisputed GOAT.
The only Slam in which Fed have really stopped Djokovic from winning the title was 07 USO. Maybe 09 USO also were I think he would have a great shot against Delpo that year.No, without Nadal Fed would be the undisputed GOAT.
No, without Nadal Fed would be the undisputed GOAT.
Djokovic is the most complete player, he is the only who won all big tournaments.A player without an allcourt game cannot be GOAT
Djokovic has beaten weak era opponents as early as 2015, so much more recent than eons agoFederer? Lol yeah sure ok the guy has a few extra slams, but he is like 10 years older and won most of them beating unformidable opponents in a weak era eons ago.
Nah, he would have had it a bit easier until 2007 when Djojovic would break onto the scene and play Fed in all 4 slams.Exactly. He is the Alpha of the group and without Nadal and later Djo he would ha e had a weak decade of feasting instead of those first years until Nadal exploded on scene.
But, Fedal has been epic and made tennis what it is today.
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You mean Federer x5, Nadal x3, Murray x4?Djokovic has beaten weak era opponents as early as 2015, so much more recent than eons ago
You can’t propose an alternate universe without one of the major influences in said environment and just assume everything else would happen the same way as in reality minus/plus some hard data.
Now in plain words - you can’t just assume that without Rafa, Djoker would win exactly as much as he has plus I don’t know what on top. The big three are pushing themselves because of the “other two” all the time and their success is in big part owed to their rivalries. To contemplate ones potential success in an alternate reality will therefore be wildly inaccurate and thus utterly pointless...
Djokovic is the most complete player, he is the only who won all big tournaments.
Winning all tournaments on all surfaces is the best you can do to prove you're a complete tennis player.You don't have to be the most complete player, to win all the big tournaments, do you?
This makes way too much sense!
Imagine if this is the alternate universe and the real GOAT had been wished he was never born by his haters, allowing Federer, Nadal and Djokovic to scavenge away his titles....
Just think, if [the] Nadal never existed (...)
... this version ?Post Imagine, while you're at it
Imagine there's no nadal,
It's easy if you try,
No clay below us,
Only low bouncing carpet,
Imagine all the players
Playing entertaining tennis...
Imagine there's no nadal
It isn't hard to do
No cheating to bear
And no faking too
Imagine all the players
Playing tennis in peace...
Imagine no topspin plague,
I wonder if you can,
No need for buttpick or phony uncle,
A brotherhood of man,
Imagine all the players
Butchering the golden bull...
You may say I'm a dreamer,
But I'm not the only one,
I hope some day you'll join us,
And tennis will be saved.
... this version ?
Djokovic is the most complete player, he is the only who won all big tournaments.
I think that applies more for Federer. Nadal not existing, Federer retires with 30 psalms in 2015, because with his confidence up, he would not be beaten by Djokovic.The dominance of Nadal on clay makes it difficult to vehemently declare Djokovic the GOAT.
He would have had 10 straight majors if not for Nadal. I don't care about the weak or strong era argument.. if a player does that on top of holding the record for majors and two CYGS, he's the GOAT.Federer? Lol yeah sure ok the guy has a few extra slams, but he is like 10 years older and won most of them beating unformidable opponents in a weak era eons ago.
Winning all tournaments on all surfaces is the best you can do to prove you're a complete tennis player.
He will still be the undisputed GOAT even with Nadal on tour.
If Nadal never existed Federer would have probably been number one for 7 straight years and have 26+ slams...
Your definition of ‘complete ‘ player is laughable .Even Zverev or Medvedev can win all tournaments, but that proves zilch
Djokovic does not have an allcourt game . Plain and simple.
Oh and I thought that winning on all surfaces is a proof of being complete. The proof is the eye test from Fed fans, as always...Your definition of ‘complete ‘ player is laughable .Even Zverev or Medvedev can win all tournaments, but that proves zilch
Djokovic does not have an allcourt game . Plain and simple.
Nah, he would have had it a bit easier until 2007 when Djojovic would break onto the scene and play Fed in all 4 slams.
Which is exactly what would happen if Nadal was taken out of Djokovic’s era.Federer? Lol yeah sure ok the guy has a few extra slams, but he is like 10 years older and won most of them beating unformidable opponents in a weak era eons ago.
The original comment is that he doesn't have an all-court game. That refers to the ability to play in the backcourt, midcourt and net. Not the ability to win on any type of court surface.Oh and I thought that winning on all surfaces is a proof of being complete. The proof is the eye test from Fed fans, as always...
Oh and I thought that winning on all surfaces is a proof of being complete. The proof is the eye test from Fed fans, as always...
If you knew to watch and analyze the game , you would know that Djokovic is a baseliner
Simplistic view. There are many different types of baseline game. Do you think Agassi and Brugera played the same way just because they were baseliners?The original comment is that he doesn't have an all-court game. That refers to the ability to play in the backcourt, midcourt and net. Not the ability to win on any type of court surface.
You guys are arguing apples & oranges.
Federer? Lol yeah sure ok the guy has a few extra slams, but he is like 10 years older and won most of them beating unformidable opponents in a weak era eons ago.