1) What does Djokovic have to do to remove all doubt as being the GOAT?
2) What does Nadal have to do to remove all doubt as being the GOAT?
Do they simply need more grand slams than Federer?
For Nadal, just stay ahead of Djokovic in Major count and Masters 1000 count and keep winning FO to stop Nole getting a 2nd FO.1) What does Djokovic have to do to remove all doubt as being the GOAT?
2) What does Nadal have to do to remove all doubt as being the GOAT?
Do they simply need more grand slams than Federer?
weeks at no.1 is meaningless...YE1 is much more important.Djokovic: Either win a 2nd RG or Nole Slam or surpassing them in slams.
Nadal: Win something outside of RG, surpass both in slams and 300+ weeks nr1.
For Nadal, just stay ahead of Djokovic in Major count and Masters 1000 count and keep winning FO to stop Nole getting a 2nd FO.
For Djokovic if he wins 2nd FO and Olympic Gold he is GOAT.
So in summary it boils down to FO.
Federer out of the race now. That now seems to be coming from most experts in recent days, unless he wins majors again, but i cannot see it now.
They need to save kitties and puppies from a burning building.1) What does Djokovic have to do to remove all doubt as being the GOAT?
2) What does Nadal have to do to remove all doubt as being the GOAT?
Do they simply need more grand slams than Federer?
Because he has not won USO in over 10 years, he will never beat Djokovic or Nadal at AO or FO, and Wimbledon is 12 months away and he will be almost 39 and highly unlikely to be at the level he is now.I'm not a Roger fan, but how can you not see him winning another Major? He just had two match points in a Major and physically looked as good as ever.
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I'm not a Roger fan, but how can you not see him winning another Major? He just had two match points in a Major and physically looked as good as ever.
I see what you did there on point 31) Equal or more GS titles
2) Equal or more weeks as number 1
3) Equal or more WTF titles
Ok...this sounds like something a Federer fan would say. It's a circular argument though. If Sampras could not be defended when Federer surpassed him as "apparent" GOAT, then the same standards should be kept if Nadal or Djokovic surpasses him.Like I said in another thread GOAT debates in tennis will exist forever. People are too obsessed with them for them to end. Someone could win 40 majors, and people will say that is sure proof their competition sucked to keep the GOAT debate going.
People are happy to forget Sampras and have Federer wipe him out, since Sampras was always boring and unpopular anyway. Otherwise people would still be trying to find ways to argue Sampras up against Federer despite Federer dwarfing most of his achievements and being up in slams 20 to 14.
1) What does Djokovic have to do to remove all doubt as being the GOAT?
2) What does Nadal have to do to remove all doubt as being the GOAT?
Do they simply need more grand slams than Federer?
i will never forgive federer for his wimbledon 2008, AO 2009 and wimbledon 2019 loses
Because he has not won USO in over 10 years, he will never beat Djokovic or Nadal at AO or FO, and Wimbledon is 12 months away and he will be almost 39 and highly unlikely to be at the level he is now.
Djokovic needs to have 3 more kids to surpass Federer, not counting the bãstãrds he has throughout the globe.
Nadal needs to have 5 more human offsprings. Okay I will accept him as greater if he ties Federer with 4. Nadal's cåpybara babies will serve as the tiebreaker.
Nadal's window sailed by long ago. 2017 was the nail in the coffin.
Novak controls his destiny and just needs to coast now.
The thing is that Roger was crowned GOAT by media, sponsors and fans well before it was all over and people believed in that. Some myths are not easily busted because people don't easily change what they've been thought or witnessed at one moment.
Djokovic was better in 2015 Wimbledon. He was battle hardened for the final that year due to his tough 5 set win against Kevin Anderson earlier in the week. This year he didn't play anyone leading to the final. So it was difficult to jump to a high level all of a sudden mentally and physically. I don't know if Djokovic would've won Wimbledon if Nadal had been in his side of the draw. Going through Nadal and Federer back to back would've been fairly tough based on their forms on grass. Could've been back to back 5 setters.I don't think it's implausible at all. His last slam win was a very weak field at the AO 2018. For whatever reason Djokovic wasn't really anywhere near his top level in this Wimbledon final. I think it's a lot, a lot more difficult to recover mentally from a loss like this at 37 than in your twenties. There's a pretty good chance Roger will never recover from it.