Who else apart from Connors, Federer and Djokovic

[Hitman]

Have won the same event in three different conditions, whether that be surface, or change of venue?

Connors - USO won on grass, green clay, hard

Federer - YEC won on outdoor HC in Houston, fast indoors in Shanghai, show indoors in London

Federer - Madrid won on indoor HC, red clay, blue clay

Djokovic - YEC won on fast indoors in Shanghai, slow indoors in London, fast indoors in Turin


Anyone else?

 

[ollinger]

Djokovic - YEC won on fast indoors in Shanghai

fast indoors in Turin

THIS is what you call "different conditions"?? Please! Connors, Connors, and Connors

 

[Winners or Errors]

Madrid is the sweetest. GOAT of blue clay.

 

[Razer]

Indoors are Indoors, there is nothing like fast indoors and slow indoors.
Indoors could only be differentiated as Carpets/HC/other surfaces, but not on fast or slow

 

[The_Order]

THIS is what you call "different conditions"?? Please! Connors, Connors, and Connors

He does say or change of venue as well...

 

[The_Order]

If you want to talk different conditions, you absolutely must factor in the balls being used as well...

RG11 for example...

 

[Kemitak]

Oh look, that cloud wasn’t there yesterday.

 

[MichaelNadal]

Nadal won the FO indoors, outdoors and with a statue

 

[mehdimike]

Nadal won the FO indoors, outdoors and with a statue

In spring in fall

 

[NAS]

Apart from Connors and Fed in Madrid others don't count.
You cannot include change in speed as different factor

Eg Novak won AO as medium in 2008, 2016, slow AO in 2012,13,2014.
Fast AO in 2021, 2023 , 2019.
Are they different?
Same with Rg, Rafa won with different ball in 2011 and 2012, different time in 2019 and 2020 but are there bigger difference like Madrid and US Open conditions

 

[NatF]

Connors is the only impressive one as its a slam. Federer in Madrid is somewhat novel with blue clay but the others aren't achievements worth talking about.

 

[nolefam_2024]

Connors is the only impressive one as its a slam. Federer in Madrid is somewhat novel with blue clay but the others aren't achievements worth talking about.

End thread

 

[DSH]

In spring in fall

Maybe he will win it one last time in the summer of Paris.

 

[MissileBackHand99]

this topic has me thinking about players in recent history who've won the same event on two different surfaces

Nadal, Fed and Murry won Madrid on both Indoor HC and Clay

Did Chrissie win the USO on 3 different surfaces too?? Not sure if her first USO title in '75 was on grass or clay

 

[Hitman]

this topic has me thinking about players in recent history who've won the same event on two different surfaces

Nadal, Fed and Murry won Madrid on both Indoor HC and Clay

Did Chrissie win the USO on 3 different surfaces too?? Not sure if her first USO title in '75 was on grass or clay

Murray Olympics.

 

[Holmes]

Federer's blue clay triumph is still one of the most enjoyable I've seen. Fast court tennis in an ice rink, and my guy prevailed.