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Wawrinka is 2 years older but for all intents and purposes we're looking at the next 2 seasons for viability reasons.
I start this thread based on Wawrinka & Murray being on opposite semifinals for a 250 event. Neither man has won an ATP title since 2017.
For Wawrinka I think he's inching closer back into the Top 10 (maybe even this year) so that's what I would like to see and I think is probable. Beyond that I think his time inside the Top 5 might be up barring of course a Slam title but even then that wouldn't guarantee him a spot in there given his streakiness outside Slams. For titles I think a 500 is to be expected at some point but I'd personally like for him to win that 4th Slam or make one more deep run into a Semifinal and have that match be good. Masters titles were never his forte so I'm not holding out much there.
For Murray I think Top 16 has to be the focus for decent draws at most tournaments not just Slams. I still hold out he'd have a puncher's chance at another Wimbledon, just because he could lean on his serve there and have the edge with a weak field on grass. Outside of that a 500 title at a tournament like Washington may well be a 50/50 if he continues to progress. But a Masters title should be the high but achievable goal (after all Jack Sock freaking won one didn't he?)
I start this thread based on Wawrinka & Murray being on opposite semifinals for a 250 event. Neither man has won an ATP title since 2017.
For Wawrinka I think he's inching closer back into the Top 10 (maybe even this year) so that's what I would like to see and I think is probable. Beyond that I think his time inside the Top 5 might be up barring of course a Slam title but even then that wouldn't guarantee him a spot in there given his streakiness outside Slams. For titles I think a 500 is to be expected at some point but I'd personally like for him to win that 4th Slam or make one more deep run into a Semifinal and have that match be good. Masters titles were never his forte so I'm not holding out much there.
For Murray I think Top 16 has to be the focus for decent draws at most tournaments not just Slams. I still hold out he'd have a puncher's chance at another Wimbledon, just because he could lean on his serve there and have the edge with a weak field on grass. Outside of that a 500 title at a tournament like Washington may well be a 50/50 if he continues to progress. But a Masters title should be the high but achievable goal (after all Jack Sock freaking won one didn't he?)