Will Novak reach 303 weeks at no. 1?

Is Novak likely to end with 303 or more weeks at number 1?


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Dave1982

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See your points. I have definitely had this pervasive sense, however, through much of the recent dominance that it was coming against a strikingly lackluster field. Took a little of the shine off it for me.

Exactly and I didn't really want to get into the perhaps reasons for Djokovic's dominance but that definitely has to be a factor....be it lackluster or just gross inconsistency.
 

DreddyTennis45

Hall of Fame
PRobably not since has turned into a little "wahh Wahh wussy baby" since the French Open.

I miss the days when men used to be men

Wait aren't you a 33 year old man who actively logs onto a tennis forum to constantly cry and whine like a "wahh wahh wussy baby"?

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When you read this thread, you realize just how outside the realm of possibility it was that Federer would return to #1. It wasn’t even discussed, thought about, anything. And now when he gets it, many VBers and others talk about “roof,” “favoritism,” etc. Ridiculous.

Also, you can see that most of the rabid Djoko fans started watching tennis in 2011, ignoring everything about history about player decline with age. There were seriously posters here and on MTF saying he woukd get to 350 weeks “easily.”
 
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Pouet156

Rookie
Wow reading those threads in retrospective is quite funny. It was already wrong by the end of 2016, but now...

Novak did not even reach those 231 weeks, and I would not bet much onto it.

When you read this thread, you realize just how outside the realm of possibility it was thst Federer would return to #1. It wasn’t even discussed, thought about, anything. And now when he gets it, many VBers and others talk about “roof,” “favoritism,” etc. Ridiculous.

Also, you can see thst most of the rabid Djoko fans started watching tennis in 2011, ignoeing everything about history about player decline with age. There were seriously posters here and on MTF saying he woukd get to 350 weeks “easily.”
The irony is that today, it even feels more likely for Fed to reach those 350 than it is for Novak. (depending on Fed IW/Miami performance and Nadal's clay results this year, Fed might as well put Djoko 2 full years behind...)
 
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