For the 100th time, Thiem is not a nextgen, he’s the same age now as Federer was during the ‘08 Wimbledon final...
Yes, we already know he had enormous advantage while swapping those slams...The real story is that Nadal has met one of his NextGen players (4-5+ years younger) in a final only eleven times his entire career. In comparison, Federer had already met a young gun in a final 10 times by the end of 2006.
And Peak Federer got dominated by that young gun. #NotGoatThe real story is that Nadal has met one of his NextGen players (4-5+ years younger) in a final only eleven times his entire career. In comparison, Federer had already met a young gun in a final 10 times by the end of 2006.
jesus lmaoFor the 100th time, Thiem is not a nextgen, he’s the same age now as Federer was during the ‘08 Wimbledon final...
For the 100th time, Thiem is not a nextgen, he’s the same age now as Federer was during the ‘08 Wimbledon final...
So you are saying the Rafa, Djokovic and Murray were the NextGen up to at least 2015?I guess NextGen can be anyone under 30. Makes sense.![]()
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He was being ironic.So you are saying the Rafa, Djokovic and Murray were the NextGen up to at least 2015?
An impeccable 12-0 now!
We Miss you bro, please come backThe youngest player he ever lost a final to is Querrey, who is now almost 32 years old.
while at the same time he lost his edge against fraudovic on non-clay surfaces.........i am not that happy with nadal at the moment........he is not what he was before 2015........
Nadal is not happy with you either, given that you criticize him for peaking in his 20s instead of his 30s....while at the same time he lost his edge against fraudovic on non-clay surfaces.........i am not that happy with nadal at the moment........he is not what he was before 2015........
An impeccable 12-0 now!
Yes. Nadal is king, not pyramid24smoothie boy.Right now Nadal is the strongest guardian of The Big 3 legacy, as both Federer and Djokovic had some unexpected losses in the finals to younger players.
Well unfortunately all good things come to an end.
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