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  1. 1
    @henry-bo3np

    Novak ran up stats in 2015-2023 when Roger was past his prime and Rafa was injured. Now with Carlos injured, Novak has one last chance!

    • 2
      @rajusaha855

      Nadal still won 5 titles from 2015-23 & there was also Wawrinka & Thiem. They were pretty good on that surface too. Thiem would been won that titles in other era.

    • 3
      @henry-bo3np

      @rajusaha855 During the 2nd half of his career, 2014 WB — 2024 Rafa won 8 Majors. But he was constantly injured. Which perfectly coincides with the time that Novak ran up the numbers. Now, with Carlos out for the year, Novak has a 2nd chance!

    • 4
      @Nash-NYC

      Every time Djokovic beats Nadal & Federer they are either injured or “past their prime” – this is the biggest cope. Djokovic beat prime Sinner this year and prime Alcaraz last year, and there is 16y difference between them. There is only 5y difference between Federer & Djokovic, why is that an excuse? Was Djokovic ever injured in that same period, did he had surgeries on his elbow? So what? That’s part of sport. Stop making stupid excuses

    • 5
      @henry-bo3np

      @Nash-NYC In 2014 Roger had won 17 Majors and was 33 y/o. At that point Roger led Novak head-to-head at Majors. Facts.

    • 6
      @Nash-NYC

      @henry-bo3np Yes, and who did he have to beat in his early days to get those slams so young? Philippoussis, Safin, Roddick, Bagdathis, Gonzales, Hewit. And who did Djokovic have to beat to get his first slams? Nadal & Federer. HUGE DIFFERENCE!

  2. 8
    @InsideTheDraw

    Currently:
    Big two whatever way you want it then next five in any order for me would be
    Fils, Ruud, Musetti,Novak (still), Zverev

  3. 9
    @michael8597

    There are no clay court and Grass court specialists of some substance in Sincraz’s era and that is the harsh truth.

    Between 2005-2023, you had clay court specialists like Ferrer, Felciona Lopez, Almagro, Robredo, Gary Lopez, Schwartzmann, Del Potro, Thiem, Tstisipas, Ruud, Zverev etc. Even Andy and Wawarinka were great on clay courts. Ruud was on some form too.

    But today you have out of form Ruud, Zverev as competition.😂

    Competition on hard is not great either😂

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