Masters vs. YEC

On average which one is harder to win?


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Similar? Which one is harder to win?

Obviously there are different levels of draw throughout all the masters. But in order for the top guys to win they have to win 5 matches and can't lose.

Meanwhile, YEC you can lose and only win 4 matches and still win the title. But you will be playing better competition.

Rome Masters draw for Djoker on the way to the final:
caruso: 87
krajonivic: 29
koepfer: 97
ruud: 34
Rafa: 2

Average rank: 50

YEC draw for Tsits:
Rafa: 2 (loss)
Med: 4
Zverev: 7
Fed: 3
Thiem: 5

Average rank: 4

Now he lost one match and only won 4, but the caliber of players is much higher.
No debate here. All players agree it is M1000. Many have openly stated that.
 
1- you have 9 chances every year to win a masters but only one chance to win the WTF.
2- there are so many different conditions with masters (2 different surfaces, indoors, outdoor houses, etc.) so there is a greater chance that someone would suit you.
3- there is tougher competition at WTF and you can not skip top10 opponents no matter what.
4. 1300-1500p > 1000p

considering all this the hardest thing would be to win all 10 !!! the ultimate challenge. do not think there is, and will ever be a player, who can handle it ... but wait .. ojjj wait again !!!

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Again players are clear. Olympic Gold on a par with Majors. Ask Murray ask Djokovic ask del Potro all of whom have said so. Puzzles me why arm chair fans seek to query what the actual players think.
Woah woah woah. It's on par as far as their desire goes, but surely a BO3 tournament that isn't representative of the true field and comes along every 4 years must bear less weight for a legacy? I tell ya. I'm headed straight for the top.
 
Depends on who is really trying to win at any particular event. The fact that the Big 3 haven’t won YEC for several years now is telling.

In the early 2000’s, nobody was trying at YEC. It was hard to even get the players to come. Somehow they convinced Fed to try and give it some respectability. Still, the Big 3 obviously don’t try too hard to win it these days.
 
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