He is good but not great.
I'd say 7th best behind Sinner, Djokovic, Carlos, Federer, Nadal and Murray.
What, Med is getting no love? Here's hoping he'll be back in (somewhat decent) shape at AO.
Nah. Meddy stock has gone down now. He has himself to blame. It's been almost 18 months before when he won a title back in Rome. He did this to himself. I don't take drastic positions but 18 months is huge time. He needs to show he can improve right now.
I haven't seen anyone else playing at this high level since Rune in 2022 when he won the Paris Masters.
On his favor, he has been very consistent in that department.
I'm going from memory, of the top 20 in the current rankings only Medvedev, Rune, Musetti and Tiafoe haven't won a tournament in 2024?
He will thrash one of them again hopefully.
You pass through the two 250 tournaments, but how could I not remember Queen's, among other things where he beat Musetti in the final.
Hopefully tiny againHe will thrash one of them again hopefully.
His volleys are horrendous, still he is approaching the net a lot recently which suggest he is training them increasingly. However, touch is something you can’t really train and you are more likely to falter in the crucial moments at the net in the biggest matches. That’s why I think Raz has a higher ceiling than Sinner going forward, he has the net game in his DNA, he needs to improve shot selection, shot tolerance and game plan which I feel is easier to do than develop a deadly net game when lacking natural touch.
What was OP’s previous account?
Not sure, but he definitely has one lol.
Zverev has won a total of 2 tournaments this year, whereas Sinner and Alcaraz have won 2 slams as well as masters. Zverev is too streaky and not strong enough mentally to win slams, at least so far. What great player did Zverev beat to win this Paris Masters?
womp womp whats your excuse now
lol. So many wrong statements in one post. If I didn’t know it was intentional trolling..
Nobody of the three guys you mentioned is close to Borg in achievements so far.
Borg’s greatness can not be measured on his slam count alone, given that he only played three per year and retired at 25 from playing slams. On another note. I joined that forum back in 2017, but even back then I didn’t consider Borg the indisputable GOAT. However, at that time, I saw him as a “potential” GOAT given his unrivalled dominance of the two most polarised surfaces and given that at the age of his retirement he had roughly the same number of slams as Nadal and Fed at the same age while only playing three a year. But no worries I do not really consider him GOAT, just a username.
Lmaooo
