Will Tsitsipas win a grand slam in his career?

How many grand slams will tsitsipas get before his career is up

  • 0

    Votes: 23 29.9%

  • 1

    Votes: 14 18.2%

  • 2

    Votes: 18 23.4%

  • 3

    Votes: 15 19.5%

  • 4

    Votes: 3 3.9%

  • 5+

    Votes: 4 5.2%
  • Total voters
    77
DIMI_D

DIMI_D

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Turning 25 this year and he still has a window but it’s closing slowly…
Career highlights -
1 World Tour final
2 masters 1000
2 Slam RUPs

the poll and question refers to singular slams not the grand slam or a career slam
 
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DIMI_D said:
Turning 25 this year and he still has a window but it’s closing slowly…
Career highlights -
1 World Tour final
2 masters 1000
2 Slam RUPs
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The window isn't closing at all. If we assume that after getting 40 even Djokovic is likely done at the absolute top, then Tsitsipas still has around 5 years or 20 chances of winning a Slam. Even if in the later years he isn't at his absolute best anymore himself, who says there won't be ONE time where everything opens up for him? In the years without Djokovic everything is possible at any Slam.
 
DIMI_D said:
No I mean just 1 slam not the career slam
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1 Slam is not a Grand Slam. A career Slam is not a Grand Slam either. You title and response are both confusing. A Grand Slam is four Slam wins in a row and can be done in a calendar year (CYGS as Laver did in 1969 in the Open era) or just in a row [NCYGS as Novak did in 2015-16)
 
ChrisRF said:
The window isn't closing at all. If we assume that after getting 40 even Djokovic is likely done at the absolute top, then Tsitsipas still has around 5 years or 20 chances of winning a Slam. Even if in the later years he isn't at his absolute best anymore himself, who says there won't be ONE time where everything opens up for him? In the years without Djokovic everything is possible at any Slam.
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Who knows at that time who rules the roost most likely Alcaraz, rune and sinner are much better than him and even someone new in their teens just comes up and dominates.. We assume he stays the same and doesn’t get demotivated by not winning as well
 
socallefty said:
1 Slam is not a Grand Slam. A career Slam is not a Grand Slam either. You title and response are both confusing. A Grand Slam is four Slam wins in a row and can be done in a calendar year (CYGS as Laver did in 1969 in the Open era) or just in a row [NCYGS as Novak did in 2015-16)
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Yes for sure it’s gotten confusing it should have been slams one singular grand slam is still called a grand slam but also the CYGS is referred as ‘the grand slam’ career slam is just winning all 4 at some point
 
socallefty said:
1 Slam is not a Grand Slam. A career Slam is not a Grand Slam either. You title and response are both confusing. A Grand Slam is four Slam wins in a row and can be done in a calendar year (CYGS as Laver did in 1969 in the Open era) or just in a row [NCYGS as Novak did in 2015-16)
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It originally means winning them inside a calendar year. The Nole Slam is invented after Novak won what is normally referred to as "Non calendar year grand slam"
 
It depends on Zverev.
Sascha in a good shape is unstoppable for the Greek.
Without danger from Zverev Tsitsipas has an open draw in both Melbourne and Paris.
 
I have clarified the meaning of the poll there shouldn’t be so much confusion about the question now
 
He probably gets one by default, Fed is gone, Nadal is done, Djokovic has 2 more years tops and the new generations with the exception of Alcaraz arent any better than the generation of Raonic, Dimitrov and crew.
 
2022 was a bum year for him. It won’t be the norm. He’ll win multiple slams when it’s all said and gone. His attitude and mindset this year has been stellar and he’s been working so hard. He’s evolving in the right direction. The addition of Philippoussis to his team is going to give him exponential returns IMO. It’s all about that first breakthrough. After that, the sky is the limit for Tsitsipas. I see him win 3+ slams IMO.
 
May be after Nadal and Djokovic retirement. The dangerous point in Tsitsipas game are the misshits with the backhand side on nearly every point. This balls are so hard to control for many players. Nadal and Djokovic can both handle this without problems.
 
He can sneak one in.
It all depends on if Alcaraz and Sinner get themselves into era defining form or not. They could push Tsitsipas out but if injuries and whatnot get in the way, and we get a 98-2003 period, Tsitsipas could grab a slam.
 
junior74 said:
A grand slam means winning all four in one year.

If he does this, he deserves that crown of his, and I shall stop calling him Shankipas.
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It used to be like that, today the term Grand Slam refers to the winning of any major title. This term became the name of the most prestigious category of tennis tournaments. Winning all four major titles in one season is now called the Calendar Grand Slam.
 
Give him >50% chance to be honest.

I think his problem so far isn't as much muggery as many would make it out to be, but his underperformance at Wimbledon and USO. He's not been giving himself a lotta chances this way.
 
It does feel like it will be a shame if he doesn’t bag at least one slam.. He is in the mix right now for sure but after Djoker and nadal retire there is no certainty that the landscape is as it is now and someone that’s like 15 or 16 now can come up and dominate or more likely Alcaraz, rune and sinner are just separate themselves from the others…
 
Krish0608 said:
2022 was a bum year for him. It won’t be the norm. He’ll win multiple slams when it’s all said and gone. His attitude and mindset this year has been stellar and he’s been working so hard. He’s evolving in the right direction. The addition of Philippoussis to his team is going to give him exponential returns IMO. It’s all about that first breakthrough. After that, the sky is the limit for Tsitsipas. I see him win 3+ slams IMO.
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No he wont. Sinner will surpass him in the next 6-8 months, Rune in a year-18months and I predict he will get his hands on a slam before the Greek. Sinner will be considered a bigger threat at majors than Pas' circa 2023 WB-future. Returns and Backhands are stronger for Sinner and you have to break serve in order to win a slam. Tsitsipas doesnt have any of those attributes, and yet has not made any form of improvements and this will be the factor that will prevent him from winning slams, much less a slam.
 
dking68 said:
No he wont. Sinner will surpass him in the next 6-8 months, Rune in a year-18months and I predict he will get his hands on a slam before the Greek. Sinner will be considered a bigger threat at majors than Pas' circa 2023 WB-future. Returns and Backhands are stronger for Sinner and you have to break serve in order to win a slam. Tsitsipas doesnt have any of those attributes, and yet has not made any form of improvements and this will be the factor that will prevent him from winning slams, much less a slam.
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Let it go man. It’s 5-1 now.
 
Window is not closing. And just because there are other younger players people mention doesn’t mean they will win every slam. What happened to these younger players at AO, they were nowhere to be found.
 
The title and thread were fine and I understood exactly what was being asked, as did those who are nitpicking.

I'd say Tsitsipas will win 6-7 majors by the time it's all said and done.
 
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