James P
G.O.A.T.
Except some of them aren't even correct.
The full list of would be ATG players, younger than Djokodal
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Tennis_Freak99
Legend
Maybe come out of your bias once in a while and acknowledge that not everything is black and white? You make arguments like a kid... 'you have no brain, shut your loud mouth, etc' and lose cool over an internet guy you don't even know
Your posts exactly reflect your username : blablavla xD. Take a chill pill man. You aren't changing my stand nor am I changing yours, we can agree to disagree
Maybe come out of your bias once in a while and acknowledge that not everything is black and white? You make arguments like a kid... 'you have no brain, shut your loud mouth, etc' and lose cool over an internet guy you don't even know
Your posts exactly reflect your username : blablavla xD. Take a chill pill man. You aren't changing my stand nor am I changing yours, we can agree to disagree
your arguments were busted several times here already. I assume mostly because you use 'nobrainers'
so time to start using your brain buddy
no, because 2015 result were irrelevant when Murray reached #1
lol
Agreed for as of today. but this gen will win much more slams than that gen eventually as the Big 3 depart, it's a sad truth, but it is true
having said this, I'm not interested in busting your 'nobrainers' further
so, either please make an effort and bring some interesting, fact based arguments so that we can have an interesting discussion here, or please don't derail the thread any further
the thread is about which younger ATGs Djokodal faced
if you want to discuss which #1 was weaker, Hewitt or Murray, create another thread
same applies to what matters more name or form, etc.
which ones?
junior74
Bionic Poster
Red, hot and injured. It was the first thing Novak commented in the post match interview.
He even said "respect to Roger for coming out tonight, he was obviously hurt".
one last 'nobrainer' bust
1. Paris Masters ended on November 6th, 2016
2. Murray claimed the #1 spot on November 7th, 2016
so please list all points gathered in 2015, by any ATP player in the world that threatened Murray's #1 position
Crazy Finn
Hall of Fame
The stats might be a little cherry-picky. I'm too lazy to go dig up more comprehensive ones.
In previous decades, there were top players who weren't ATGs or slam winners would be at least semi-regular slam contenders. These are guys like Nalbandian and Davydenko - the latter a popular "weak era mug" here on Tennis Talk. He didn't really do much until he was 24, but he got to 10 slam QF in 6 years during the Federer-early Nadal era from 2005-2010. Only 4 semis, obviously no slams. He got to #3 in the ATP. A solid, but not exactly high-flying career. He's just an example there are others like him - like Ferrer.
Does the post Nadal-Djokovic generations have anyone as good as Davydenko? Maybe Theim would qualify as he's won a slam and been in a few finals. Anyone else?
(crickets)
Exactly.
The Medvedev-Tsitsipas-Zverev generation can still get there. The previous one didn't.
In previous decades, there were top players who weren't ATGs or slam winners would be at least semi-regular slam contenders. These are guys like Nalbandian and Davydenko - the latter a popular "weak era mug" here on Tennis Talk. He didn't really do much until he was 24, but he got to 10 slam QF in 6 years during the Federer-early Nadal era from 2005-2010. Only 4 semis, obviously no slams. He got to #3 in the ATP. A solid, but not exactly high-flying career. He's just an example there are others like him - like Ferrer.
Does the post Nadal-Djokovic generations have anyone as good as Davydenko? Maybe Theim would qualify as he's won a slam and been in a few finals. Anyone else?
(crickets)
Exactly.
The Medvedev-Tsitsipas-Zverev generation can still get there. The previous one didn't.
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