Ranking all the seasons of Fedalovic from best to worst

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I'm not sure if this had been done yet, but I'll try torank each season of Federer, Nadal and Djokovic's career, from best to worst (statistically).
Federer (1999-2017): Nadal (2003-2017): Djokovic (2005-2017):
1. 2006 1. 2010 1. 2015
2. 2005 2. 2008 2. 2011
3. 2004 3. 2013 3. 2012
4. 2007 4. 2017 4. 2016
5. 2009 5. 2005 5. 2013
6. 2017 6. 2007 6. 2014
7. 2012 7. 2011 7. 2009
8. 2003 8. 2012 8. 2008
9. 2014 9. 2009 9. 2007
10. 2008 10. 2006 10. 2010
11. 2010 11. 2014 11. 2017
12. 2015 12. 2016 12. 2006
13. 2011 13. 2015 13. 2005
14. 2002 14. 2004
15. 2001 15. 2003
16. 2013
17. 2016
18. 2000
19. 1999

Of course, a lot of these seasons are interchangeable and can be switched around in several ways.

 

[Im(moral) Winner]

How statistically? Win % rate? Point wise?

 

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since it came out a bit strange I'll type it out again.
Fed (1999-2017):
1. 2006
2. 2005
3. 2004
4. 2007
5. 2009
6. 2017
7. 2012
8. 2003
9. 2014
10. 2008
11. 2010
12. 2015
13. 2011
14. 2002
15. 2001
16. 2013
17. 2016
18. 2000
19. 1999
Rafa (2003-2017):
1. 2010
2. 2008
3. 2013
4. 2017
5. 2005
6. 2007
7. 2011
8. 2012
9. 2009
10. 2006
11. 2014
12. 2016
13. 2015
14. 2004
15. 2003
Nole (2005-2017):
1. 2015
2. 2011
3. 2012
4. 2016
5. 2013
6. 2014
7. 2008
8. 2009
9. 2007
10. 2010
11. 2017
12. 2006
13. 2005

 

[clout]

How statistically? Win % rate? Point wise?

Anything really. Majors, total titles, total wins, win %, year-end rank, major finals, total finals, masters titles, overall consistency, etc.

 

[Im(moral) Winner]

Anything really. Majors, total titles, total wins, win %, year-end rank, major finals, total finals, masters titles, overall consistency, etc.

RAFA had his highest win % rate and most titles won in 2013.

 

[Pheasant]

Here are my top-10 seasons for Federer:

year slam titles……….total titles……………record…………..vs top-10
2006………3………………………….12………………………..92-5…………….19-4
2004………3………………………….11………………………..74-6……………18-0
2007………3…………………………..8…………………………68-9……………..17-4
2005………2………………………….11………………………..81-4…………….15-2
2017……..2……………………………7………………………….52-5……………..14-2
2009………2…………………………..4…………………………61-12……………15-10
2010………1…………………………..5…………………………65-13……………16-6
2003………1…………………………..7………………………..78-17…………….9-5
2012………1…………………………..6………………………….71-12…………..16-9
2018………1…………………………..2…………………………..17-2……………..2-1


First off, I almost put Fed's 2004 season #1. He was 18-0 vs the top 10. Nobody else that I have ever looked up went undefeated against the top 10. Also, he won 3 slams, a WTF, and was 11-0 in championship matches. This year was off the charts. But in the end, I had to put 2006 ahead of 2004. He had 1 more title overall and a better overall winning pct. I had a tough time between Fed's 2005 and 2007 seasons. 2005 was so close to being his best season. He had match point against Safin in the AO semi and he had a sprained ankle in the WTF final, another match that went 5 sets. I.e, he was so close to going 83-2 and ending up with the best winning pct in history, along with a career-best 13 titles. Federer was awesome that year. It blows me away that Fed's 81-4 season in 2005 ends up 4th on this list. And I originally had his 2005 season ahead of his 2007 season. But at the end of the day, his 2007 season featured 3 slams and a WTF title. I put 2017 over 2009 due to his far better winning pct overall, his 7-4 edge in titles, and his incredible 14-2 record vs the top-10. It's incredible that his 2017 season is only his 5th best. And lastly, his 2018 season has been awesome so far. Granted, it's not done. But he already has a major and 2 titles overall. This may eventually get replaced by his mono-ridden 2008 season. But I highly doubt it. Either way, a season in which Fed won a slam isn't going to make this top 10. That is incredible.

Making this list made me blush. His 2005 and 2017 seasons would be a career-best for most Hall of Fame players. And yet, they don't even make Fed's top 3.