what ? 8 really ? funny joke for sure ....With the draws he's been getting there, I'd be surprised if he doesn't win 8 and become the all-time leader.
The answer is NO, Nadal will never win 6 USO titles.I think this question depends on whether or not Nadal wins at the 2020 us open.
If Nadal wins the 2020 us open, it would be the number 1 candidate for the 2021 us open.
If Nadal doesn't win the 2020 us open, I think he could end his career with 4 USO wins.
how do you think ?
why ? what made you think that way ?The answer is NO, Nadal will never win 6 USO titles.
yeah that 's for sureWell if he is going to do it, he must win this year, and they must play this year.
With the draws he's been getting there, I'd be surprised if he doesn't win 8 and become the all-time leader.
With the draws he's been getting there, I'd be surprised if he doesn't win 8 and become the all-time leader.
I think this question depends on whether or not Nadal wins at the 2020 us open.
If Nadal wins the 2020 us open, it would be the number 1 candidate for the 2021 us open.
If Nadal doesn't win the 2020 us open, I think he could end his career with 4 USO wins.
how do you think ?
Been a while...Well if he is going to do it, he must win this year, and they must play this year.
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ZVEREV
I think this question depends on whether or not Nadal wins at the 2020 us open.
If Nadal wins the 2020 us open, it would be the number 1 candidate for the 2021 us open.
And what happens if the 2020 US Open is not be possible to be playing because of the covids?I think this question depends on whether or not Nadal wins at the 2020 us open.
If Nadal wins the 2020 us open, it would be the number 1 candidate for the 2021 us open.
If Nadal doesn't win the 2020 us open, I think he could end his career with 4 USO wins.
how do you think ?
Can't see why not, even if he doesn't win it this year (if it's even played). It's very doable.
You snicker today. I bump tomorrow... several LOLs.
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1 more US Open very much possible. 2 more is just too much for him at his age. He's an old man now.
If he can avoid Novak, maybe
let’s not bring up results from almost a decade ago
Novak is not his problem at US Open. He won 2 of the last 3 US Opens. Novak problem is in Melbourne where he's almost always there.
With the draws he's been getting there, I'd be surprised if he doesn't win 8 and become the all-time leader.
what ? 8 really ? funny joke for sure ....
seriously ... no way nadal wins 8 us open
Lmao this. I don't think he would even be on as many as his right now without his cupcake draws and whilst i agree that you can only play who is in front of you, i don't think anyone can deny that 2 of his US open titles were a joke in terms of opponents. Did he even play a seeded player before the final in 2017?
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Well his hard court nemesis Novak was hurt for both those runs. He wasn't even there in 2017. Not like "oh he played poorly, so credit to Rafa he was the better player that week." Not to mention Roger playing through a back injury during a year where he'd already beaten him in 3 straight hard court matches.You don't get "draws"
If Rafa is playing low ranked opponents in Grand Slam matches is simply because the Top seeds, the guys that were supposed to be there failed miserably and lost against the "Berrettini's of the world"
So if Rafa is playing against "Berrettini" in a Grand Slam semifinal ask why Roger, Novak, Thiem, Wawrinka, Zverev are not there..
Murray beat the 15th seed (Kyrgios), 12th seed(Tsonga), 10th seed(Berdych) and 6th seed(Raonic) back to back to win the title. That's what a normal run looks like and Raonic was arguably the 2nd best grass player that year since he made the final of both Queens and Wimbledon and had just beaten Federer to make the final. That compares to Nadal's 2017... how exactly? He played 2 seeds in his entire run and neither of them were even in the top 20 at the time LOL
Well his hard court nemesis Novak was hurt for both those runs. He wasn't even there in 2017. Not like "oh he played poorly, so credit to Rafa he was the better player that week." Not to mention Roger playing through a back injury during a year where he'd already beaten him in 3 straight hard court matches.
It's not like Rafa didn't play well in those runs, but he absolutely got some help. It's naive to not think so.
I think this question depends on whether or not Nadal wins at the 2020 us open.
If Nadal wins the 2020 us open, it would be the number 1 candidate for the 2021 us open.
If Nadal doesn't win the 2020 us open, I think he could end his career with 4 USO wins.
how do you think ?
If he does win 6 there then imo it will be a strong case for him to be called goat with slam record and being leader at 2 of the 4 slams.
Because those were odd ones out. Rafa's had that level of draw 2 of the last 3 years. If it happens again then it's a pattern.And Federer was "lucky" in the AO 2018, and the same with Djokovic at the US Open 2018; but several remain silent and say nothing.
The problem is mostly semantics. I don't anyone here are stupid enough to think he actually got a draw of no top 20 players, which is what he ended up facing. But "draw" is typically used in place of "path."Nadal was scheduled to play Berdych, Dimitrov and Federer in succession before the final of the USO in 2017, Berdych had just made Wimbledon semis, Dimitrov was having the best year of his career with that AO semi final and winning Cincy, and we all know how much of a nemesis Federer was to Nadal at that point. Berdych beaten early, Dimitrov lost his momentum and Federer came in injured.
It wasn't like Nadal was gifted a joke of a draw, the half they were all in was considered the top heavy half. Nadal played who he did, he didn't hand pick them, or was on the other side of the draw all by himself. Not sure why Nadal gets so much heat for this.