RaulRamirez
Legend
Nothing too deep here.
With Rafa's retirement, perhaps, your mind was/is flooded with memories of other favorite players.
Let's have a judgment-free zone here, and whether in order or not, who are your 5 favorite players (for whatever reasons...and not the 5 best in your eyes) of both tours. No debates, just names and whatever reasons and memories you wish to share.
For what it's worth, for me, as I think of it:
MEN - roughly chronologically
Arthur Ashe - as much for the great human being he was, but he was a great player, too.
Roger
Rafa
Novak
(yes, it's boring to have each of the Big 3, but there it is)
The 5th spot can be shared by so many -- here are a few disparate names (Laver, Nastase (when I first started following -- pure excitement and unpredictability), Yannick Noah, Patrick Rafter, perhaps, the real Raul Ramirez...)
WOMEN - I need to think about it some more, and welcome your choices.
With Rafa's retirement, perhaps, your mind was/is flooded with memories of other favorite players.
Let's have a judgment-free zone here, and whether in order or not, who are your 5 favorite players (for whatever reasons...and not the 5 best in your eyes) of both tours. No debates, just names and whatever reasons and memories you wish to share.
For what it's worth, for me, as I think of it:
MEN - roughly chronologically
Arthur Ashe - as much for the great human being he was, but he was a great player, too.
Roger
Rafa
Novak
(yes, it's boring to have each of the Big 3, but there it is)
The 5th spot can be shared by so many -- here are a few disparate names (Laver, Nastase (when I first started following -- pure excitement and unpredictability), Yannick Noah, Patrick Rafter, perhaps, the real Raul Ramirez...)
WOMEN - I need to think about it some more, and welcome your choices.