looking back tennis history , i have to admit djokovic 's grand slam and masters success

skypadq

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this guy 's talent , tennis iq is something to tell and i have to admit
age 18 , at 2005 wimbledon he reached round 3
that is great record

and most suprised record is even age 19 , he reached QF at 06 RG QF
can you belive this ?

and his 07 IW / MIAMI swing was the another level i recall
only nadal can stop at 07 IW FINAL

and he reached us open final at 2007
his age was only 20

novak djokovic , this man is like zombie
 

Mainad

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He has always been an exceptionally talented player even as a young guy. I first sat up and took notice of him in 2007 when he beat Nadal and Federer back to back to win Montreal. He was the first player ever to do that (I think) and it sent shock waves through the tennis fraternity that it was no longer just about Fed and Rafa, a new young talent had emerged to challenge them. The rest, as they say, is history!
 

skypadq

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He has always been an exceptionally talented player even as a young guy. I first sat up and took notice of him in 2007 when he beat Nadal and Federer back to back to win Montreal. He was the first player ever to do that (I think) and it sent shock waves through the tennis fraternity that it was no longer just about Fed and Rafa, a new young talent had emerged to challenge them. The rest, as they say, is history!
i first notice him in 2007 indian wells and miami masters
my main thinking was why this guy keep winning at masters ?
 

Mainad

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i first notice him in 2007 indian wells and miami masters
my main thinking was why this guy keep winning at masters ?

He became exceptionally good on hardcourts in best of 3 matches. It just took him a little longer to translate that to best of 5.
 

NoleFam

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In his 1st two Wimbledons, Djokovic made the 3rd and 4th rounds. In their first two Wimbledons, Sampras and Federer lost in the 1st round. :X3: This settles it. Djokovic is the grasscourt GOAT. :cool:
 

NoleFam

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He has always been an exceptionally talented player even as a young guy. I first sat up and took notice of him in 2007 when he beat Nadal and Federer back to back to win Montreal. He was the first player ever to do that (I think) and it sent shock waves through the tennis fraternity that it was no longer just about Fed and Rafa, a new young talent had emerged to challenge them. The rest, as they say, is history!

He definitely got my attention that summer, that's for sure, and when I first said, wait a minute...All eyes were on that USO final because people were curious if he was really ready to snatch one of those big ones from Federer. He wasn't quite ready yet.
 

Mivic

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He has always been an exceptionally talented player even as a young guy. I first sat up and took notice of him in 2007 when he beat Nadal and Federer back to back to win Montreal. He was the first player ever to do that (I think) and it sent shock waves through the tennis fraternity that it was no longer just about Fed and Rafa, a new young talent had emerged to challenge them. The rest, as they say, is history!
Also the first player since Becker in 1994 to beat the number one, two and three ranked players in the same tournament (Federer, Nadal and Roddick). I don't believe anyone has repeated the feat since Djokovic did it either.
 

Martin J

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In his 1st two Wimbledons, Djokovic made the 3rd and 4th rounds. In their first two Wimbledons, Sampras and Federer lost in the 1st round. :X3: This settles it. Djokovic is the grasscourt GOAT. :cool:
It's not just that he went further than Fedal, but he lost to a very good grass court players both times, a close 4-setter to Grosjean and a brutal match with Ancic (was 1-2 games away to reach the QF and play peak Roger at Centre Court).
His potential as a great grass court player was visible from the start, it's just that results in 2008-2010 suffered due to several reasons. 2009 - mentally and physically exhausted by the time Wimbledon started and 2010 - he had no serve so his results were poor everywhere, which overshadowed his initial performances.
The only bad loss he'd had at Wimbledon was in 2008 against Safin.
 
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NoleFam

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It's not just that he went further than Fedal, but he lost to a very good grass court players both times, a close 4-setter to Grosjean and a brutal match with Ancic (was 1-2 games away to reach the QF and play peak Roger at Centre Court).
His potential as a great grass court player was visible from the start, it's just that results in 2008-2010 suffered due to several reasons. 2009 - mentally and physically exhausted by the time Wimbledon started and 2010 - he had no serve so his results were poor everywhere, which overshadowed his initial performances.
The only bad loss he'd had at Wimbledon was in 2008 against Safin.

Of course I'm trolling a bit about him being grass GOAT but yes he took to grass right away. Usually it takes a few years before guys figure it out so that should have been a sign that he was going to be a force on grass. Most people still didn't see it coming though and those years in 2008 and 2009 may have something to do with it since he underperformed. In 2010, he did ok but like you said he had no serve and lost easilty to Berdych.
 

mbm0912

Hall of Fame
this guy 's talent , tennis iq is something to tell and i have to admit
age 18 , at 2005 wimbledon he reached round 3
that is great record

and most suprised record is even age 19 , he reached QF at 06 RG QF
can you belive this ?

and his 07 IW / MIAMI swing was the another level i recall
only nadal can stop at 07 IW FINAL

and he reached us open final at 2007
his age was only 20

novak djokovic , this man is like zombie
Well as long as you admit it, I'm satisfied.
 
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