okOne thing is certain, Nole is 3rd
By that logic, Davydenko is greater than Claydal LOLThe h2h in their primes wins it for rafa
editedIt would be nice if you could include the position of each achievement on the OE list. There's the anomaly with Rafa's YEC that I think is too big to ignore. He's also not in top 5 of W#1, whereas Roger doesn't leave top 3 in any stat other than OG. Had Federer won 2017 YE#1 or even the YEC it would have been clear, but now I'd say he's slightly ahead.
So? Federer was better against the field by far, of course on anything other than clay. Hence why his records are greater literally everywhere elseNadal.
Nadal managed to beat Federer on grass but Fed was hopeless against Nadal on clay.
Of course you can make an arguement for Fed being better than Nadal due to Fed having better records vs the field or Fed having better GS resumes on hard court & grass court
But i think that the better player is the one that did not have a weakness that can be easily exploited by the other.
Certainly, for you!One thing is certain, Nole is 3rd
Its hard to really judge without a defined parameter as to what is the criteria to be GOAT. Even harder when there are not equal events on all surfaces. for instance not one M1000 on grass court, which is Federer's best surface while Rafa has 3 on clay his best surface. Nadal has more slams plus Olympic Gold and the better H2h overall and at the slams, but Federer holds the record at two of the 4 slams., one of which is Wimbledon the most prestigious event. For me W2008 was the match that swings the pendulum to Nadal but we are talking the finest of margins and in truth the debate can swing both ways. In fact as boring as it is to say they are probably dead equal, Nadal greater on slower courts and Federer greater on faster ones.
Fed Rafa YE#1 5 -3 5 -3 weeks 310 (+48%) -3 209 -6 slams 20 -3 22 (+10%) -2 WTF 6 -2 0 OG S G -3 masters 28 -3 36 (+29%) -2 big titles 54 -3 59 (+9%) -2 all titles 103 (+12%) -2 92 -4 CGS 1 -3 2 (+100%) -2 max points (09-23 system) 15495 -2 15390* -3 h2h 16+WO 24
Career | vs Top5 | T5 Weight | vs Top10 | T10 Weight | vs T11+ | T11+ Weight | vs All | Surface |
Fed | 179 (104-75) 58.10% | 11.73% | 347 (224-123) 64.55% | 22.74% | 1179 (1027-152) 87.11% | 77.26% | 1526 (1251-275) 81.98% | Weight |
Rafa | 156 (93-63) 59.62% | 11.94% | 291 (186-105) 63.92% | 22.26% | 1016 (894-122) 87.99% | 77.74% | 1307 (1080-227) 82.63% | |
HC | | | | | | | | |
Fed | 120 (75-45) 62.50% | 12.78% | 240 (162-78) 67.50% | 25.56% | 699 (621-78) 88.84% | 74.44% | 939 (783-156) 83.39% | 61.53% |
Rafa | 73 (30-43) 41.10% | 10.93% | 150 (75-75) 50.00% | 22.46% | 518 (443-75) 85.52% | 77.54% | 668 (518-150) 77.54% | 51.11% |
CC | | | | | | | | |
Fed | 39 (18-21) 46.15% | 13.13% | 61 (32-29) 52.46% | 20.54% | 236 (194-42) 82.20% | 79.46% | 297 (226-71) 76.09% | 19.46% |
Rafa | 73 (57-16) 78.08% | 13.64% | 128 (102-26) 79.69% | 23.93% | 407 (382-25) 93.86% | 76.07% | 535 (484-51) 90.47% | 40.93% |
GC | | | | | | | | |
Fed | 17 (11-6) 64.71% | 7.69% | 32 (21-11) 65.63% | 14.48% | 189 (171-18) 90.48% | 85.52% | 221 (192-29) 86.88% | 14.48% |
Rafa | 10 (6-4) 60.00% | 10.42% | 13 (9-4) 69.23% | 13.54% | 83 (67-16) 80.72% | 86.46% | 96 (76-20) 79.17% | 7.35% |
Fed dominated his era like no one ever has.Fed and Rafa will always be a close call for 2nd place in their Era or the Open Era.
Should add Top 5 and Top 10 wins. @GoatNo1
Career vs Top5 T5 Weight vs Top10 T10 Weight vs T11+ T11+ Weight vs All Surface Fed 179 (104-75) 58.10% 11.73% 347 (224-123) 64.55% 22.74% 1179 (1027-152) 87.11% 77.26% 1526 (1251-275) 81.98% Weight Rafa 156 (93-63) 59.62% 11.94% 291 (186-105) 63.92% 22.26% 1016 (894-122) 87.99% 77.74% 1307 (1080-227) 82.63% HC Fed 120 (75-45) 62.50% 12.78% 240 (162-78) 67.50% 25.56% 699 (621-78) 88.84% 74.44% 939 (783-156) 83.39% 61.53% Rafa 73 (30-43) 41.10% 10.93% 150 (75-75) 50.00% 22.46% 518 (443-75) 85.52% 77.54% 668 (518-150) 77.54% 51.11% CC Fed 39 (18-21) 46.15% 13.13% 61 (32-29) 52.46% 20.54% 236 (194-42) 82.20% 79.46% 297 (226-71) 76.09% 19.46% Rafa 73 (57-16) 78.08% 13.64% 128 (102-26) 79.69% 23.93% 407 (382-25) 93.86% 76.07% 535 (484-51) 90.47% 40.93% GC Fed 17 (11-6) 64.71% 7.69% 32 (21-11) 65.63% 14.48% 189 (171-18) 90.48% 85.52% 221 (192-29) 86.88% 14.48% Rafa 10 (6-4) 60.00% 10.42% 13 (9-4) 69.23% 13.54% 83 (67-16) 80.72% 86.46% 96 (76-20) 79.17% 7.35%
us Nole fam obviously voting for Rafa, because otherwise it would go against the whole "slam count is all that matters" narrative lol
Where was Nole ranked when they were all fit and playing? Vulturing in a weak era with no Fedal in sight wont change it.Certainly, for you!
Yep. No one has ever dominated the way fed did. Even if he lost the numbers in the end.Where was Nole ranked when they were all fit and playing? Vulturing in a weak era with no Fedal in sight wont change it.
You'd think 2017-2018 would have shown these people just how bad the next gen players at that time were that when both Murray and Djokovic were sidelined by injury, it wasn't a next gen star who came in and dominated, it was a 35 year old returning from knee surgery - if not for the resurgence of his back injury in the second half of 2017 he may have had a season equalling his 2004 effort, at age 36.Fed > Nadal > Djokovic for me, even though many people have trouble considering Djokovic the lesser of the three given his overwhelming statistical superiority.
Peak | vs Top5 | T5 Weight | vs Top10 | T10 Weight | vs T11+ | T11+ Weight | vs All | Opp Rank | Opp Elo |
Nole 11-16 | 91 (66-25) 72.53% | 19.08% | 174 (140-34) 80.46% | 36.48% | 303 (287-16) 94.72% | 63.52% | 477 (427-50) 89.52% | 18 | 2086 |
Fed 04-09 | 67 (44-23) 65.67% | 13.59% | 121 (91-30) 75.21% | 24.54% | 372 (351-21) 94.35% | 75.46% | 493 (442-51) 89.66% | 26 | 2017 |
Rafa 08-13 | 73 (47-26) 64.38% | 15.60% | 133 (93-40) 69.92% | 28.42% | 335 (313-22) 93.43% | 71.58% | 468 (406-62) 86.75% | 23 | 2045 |
Lendl 84-89 | 74 (52-22) 70.27% | 15.81% | 116 (83-33) 71.55% | 24.79% | 352 (333-19) 94.60% | 75.21% | 468 (416-52) 88.89% | 27 | 2014 |
YesPeak:
Peak vs Top5 T5 Weight vs Top10 T10 Weight vs T11+ T11+ Weight vs All Opp Rank Opp Elo Nole 11-16 91 (66-25) 72.53% 19.08% 174 (140-34) 80.46% 36.48% 303 (287-16) 94.72% 63.52% 477 (427-50) 89.52% 18 2086 Fed 04-09 67 (44-23) 65.67% 13.59% 121 (91-30) 75.21% 24.54% 372 (351-21) 94.35% 75.46% 493 (442-51) 89.66% 26 2017 Rafa 08-13 73 (47-26) 64.38% 15.60% 133 (93-40) 69.92% 28.42% 335 (313-22) 93.43% 71.58% 468 (406-62) 86.75% 23 2045 Lendl 84-89 74 (52-22) 70.27% 15.81% 116 (83-33) 71.55% 24.79% 352 (333-19) 94.60% 75.21% 468 (416-52) 88.89% 27 2014
Accomplishments is the key no? That is why djoker is the best.Rubbish posts by rubbish user
Start having some class. Not a good look.Rubbish posts by rubbish user
????us Nole fam obviously voting for Rafa, because otherwise it would go against the whole "slam count is all that matters" narrative lol
all measurable criteria and stats point to nole as most dominant. he had the greatest season and both one year period and 2 years period. nole-slam. highest ATP points record. highest ELO. positive h2h vs all main rivals. best W% and best W% vs top5 and top10 players and most top10 wins. and he is leader in titles in all big titles categories.Yep. No one has ever dominated the way fed did. Even if he lost the numbers in the end.
True man, but there's no denying he won the majority of his titles from 2018 to 2023, which was a very weak era I'll admit (perhaps even the weakest era)????
why should nole fans be pro "slams are all that matter" narativ? firstly it is not true and secondly why should we limit noles superiority only with slam category when he has literally all main records and with bigger margin than slam record?
Who do you remind me of?True man, but there's no denying he won the majority of his titles from 2018 to 2023, which was a very weak era I'll admit (perhaps even the weakest era)
You'd think 2017-2018 would have shown these people just how bad the next gen players at that time were that when both Murray and Djokovic were sidelined by injury, it wasn't a next gen star who came in and dominated, it was a 35 year old returning from knee surgery - if not for the resurgence of his back injury in the second half of 2017 he may have had a season equalling his 2004 effort, at age 36.
Considering Novak had that same advantage his whole career he should be breaking pre-open era records for title victories.
not true! firstly it was not weakest that feds early era and secondly in that period he wan 30 out of his 99 titles. so 30% can not be majority!True man, but there's no denying he won the majority of his titles from 2018 to 2023, which was a very weak era I'll admit (perhaps even the weakest era)
Yes, stats are in his favour. Which is why I understand if people feel this way.all measurable criteria and stats point to nole as most dominant. he had the greatest season and both one year period and 2 years period. nole-slam. highest ATP points record. highest ELO. positive h2h vs all main rivals. best W% and best W% vs top5 and top10 players and most top10 wins. and he is leader in titles in all big titles categories.
Yes, stats are in his favour. Which is why I understand if people feel this way.
But stats is not everything, never has been and never will be.
From my perspective, Fed dominated like no other tennis player has during his run to 12 slams. Most incredible domination I have seen in my lifetime at the very least. Djoker has never even won 5 straight anything, let us alone do 2 surfaces at the same time. His best streak at number one is like 3 years less than Feds. He won 14 slams in a 6 year period. It is insane how dominant he was.