I think Federer can win 25 slams.
Consider this inerrant logic:
Suppose Federer wins 4 slams for the next four years. That would lead him to 25 slams by the time he's 29!
He's already won the Australian, Wimbledon and the US OPEN. So let's assume that he'll automatically win these slams for the next four years. All there's left is to conquer is Roland Garros. Winning in Paris will come easily next year as Federer has improved against Nadal. Nadal is continually losing on hardcourts and his confidence has been shot. As a result, Federer willl beat Nadal and win 4 French open titles in a row (with the flawless logic that if he can beat Nadal he can beat everyone else).
By my arguments it seems not only plausible that Federer can win four consecutive Grand Slams but it's most likely probable.
Oh how you Nadal fans are going to regret playing my sweet federer.
It is not creepy, in any way, to refer to Federer as "sweet".
Consider this inerrant logic:
Suppose Federer wins 4 slams for the next four years. That would lead him to 25 slams by the time he's 29!
He's already won the Australian, Wimbledon and the US OPEN. So let's assume that he'll automatically win these slams for the next four years. All there's left is to conquer is Roland Garros. Winning in Paris will come easily next year as Federer has improved against Nadal. Nadal is continually losing on hardcourts and his confidence has been shot. As a result, Federer willl beat Nadal and win 4 French open titles in a row (with the flawless logic that if he can beat Nadal he can beat everyone else).
By my arguments it seems not only plausible that Federer can win four consecutive Grand Slams but it's most likely probable.
Oh how you Nadal fans are going to regret playing my sweet federer.
It is not creepy, in any way, to refer to Federer as "sweet".