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Quote from: babygun on February 28, 2021, 05:19:49 AM

I am familiar with Nalbandian and I can partially agree. The young guys are closing in every tournament and I don't think all young players are mentally weak. Look at Tsitsipas who come from 2 sets down and still managed to win against Nadal.
One thing is sure, there are a lot of young talented players but I don't see anyone able to really dominate the field in the same way as Federer, Nadal and Djokovic have done.

This can happen quite unexpectedly, and quite expected as the great tennis trio is not getting younger, and the young people on the contrary are increasingly beginning to gain confidence in their game. I think that if Federer can win the Tokyo Olympics, he can finish his great career this year. As for Djokovic and Nadal, I would like to say that Nadal is very strong on clay courts, but not to such an extent dominates them on other types of surfaces. In the same way, I would like to say that Djokovic, due to his physical fitness and health, is not necessarily able to win the other three Grand Slam championships, because we saw that he had some health problems during the Australian Open and it is absolutely not a fact that Djokovic would have won if Medvedev had been able to draw him into a four-or five-set game.

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Chasing pack need to believe they can topple 'Big Three': Nalbandian

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Former Wimbledon finalist David Nalbandian said the younger players on the men's ATP Tour must start believing in themselves if they are to close the gap on Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal and Novak Djokovic.

Don't know if you guys are familiar with David Nalbandian but I've seen this guy play against the big 3. And I would say that he has a point there, if the young guys are mentally weak and not think that they can overcome the big 3 in Grand Slams, then they are not going to over over against Djokovic or Nadal in the next 2-3 years.

I am familiar with Nalbandian and I can partially agree. The young guys are closing in every tournament and I don't think all young players are mentally weak. Look at Tsitsipas who come from 2 sets down and still managed to win against Nadal.
One thing is sure, there are a lot of young talented players but I don't see anyone able to really dominate the field in the same way as Federer, Nadal and Djokovic have done.

Yes Tsitsipas was able to come from behind and beat Nadal however as we have seen with Tsitsipas, when he has the winning momentum in tournaments he can't go on with it and actually win the title. We have seen it many times over the past several years with him and just when we think he is ready, he then puts in a bad performance and loses. To be honest the same can be said for many of the young talent, they do well in smaller tournaments and win titles but in the big tournaments they fail to achieve success. Yes ok Thiem won the US Open but if Djokovic was in the final would he of won? I doubt he would because Djokovic was in top form and looked like he would win again.

It all comes down to winning mentality and to be honest, the young talent don't seem to have it right now and it might not change until Federer, Nadal and Djokovic retire.

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Quote from: Kemarit on February 27, 2021, 07:55:51 PM

Chasing pack need to believe they can topple 'Big Three': Nalbandian

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Former Wimbledon finalist David Nalbandian said the younger players on the men's ATP Tour must start believing in themselves if they are to close the gap on Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal and Novak Djokovic.

Don't know if you guys are familiar with David Nalbandian but I've seen this guy play against the big 3. And I would say that he has a point there, if the young guys are mentally weak and not think that they can overcome the big 3 in Grand Slams, then they are not going to over over against Djokovic or Nadal in the next 2-3 years.

I am familiar with Nalbandian and I can partially agree. The young guys are closing in every tournament and I don't think all young players are mentally weak. Look at Tsitsipas who come from 2 sets down and still managed to win against Nadal.
One thing is sure, there are a lot of young talented players but I don't see anyone able to really dominate the field in the same way as Federer, Nadal and Djokovic have done.

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Quote from: Daniel91 on February 28, 2021, 04:47:54 AM

Another sad tennis story, ''Gilles Simon has said he is taking a break from playing on the ATP Tour because of mental health concerns.''
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I loved watching him in tennis matches.

Sad to hear that and I hope he will return to the tour. This past year must have been tough for players prone to mental conditions with all the lock downs and cancelled tournaments due to covid.

That being said I will not miss watching him on the tour. He is maybe the most passive player I ever saw on the tour, granted with his physique he did not have an option to play in different way. I always prefer watching attacking players and I never watch the matches between two counter punchers. You know the one when every point has 30+ hits and 25 of them are just down the middle waiting for other guy to do something.

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Another sad tennis story, ''Gilles Simon has said he is taking a break from playing on the ATP Tour because of mental health concerns.''
Another great tennis player, a former sixth player in the world, is ending his great tennis career (most likely).
He had the peak of his career in 2009 and won a total of 14 tournaments.
I loved watching him in tennis matches.
Source: https://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/56222416

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Quote from: Kemarit on February 27, 2021, 07:55:51 PM

Chasing pack need to believe they can topple 'Big Three': Nalbandian

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Former Wimbledon finalist David Nalbandian said the younger players on the men's ATP Tour must start believing in themselves if they are to close the gap on Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal and Novak Djokovic.

Don't know if you guys are familiar with David Nalbandian but I've seen this guy play against the big 3. And I would say that he has a point there, if the young guys are mentally weak and not think that they can overcome the big 3 in Grand Slams, then they are not going to over over against Djokovic or Nadal in the next 2-3 years.

Nalbandian used to be one of my fav players to watch along with Nikolay Davidenko and Marat Safin. Just thinking about it, I had a lot more fav players haha. Carlos Moya, Lleyton Hewitt all such great players..only to miss out on greatness because of different circumstances. Its not just about believing in themselves. I think the current gen, other than a few players dont have the work ethic like the ones Ive mentioned above. When you watch Nadal, Djokovic work through the point and the match in their peak. I dont think there's anything any gen can do. Even if you believe in yourself. You need to have the talent and the work put in to match what Djokovic is doing. Which is close to impossible.. The top 3 are just that good.. A cut above the rest.

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Chasing pack need to believe they can topple 'Big Three': Nalbandian

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Former Wimbledon finalist David Nalbandian said the younger players on the men's ATP Tour must start believing in themselves if they are to close the gap on Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal and Novak Djokovic.

Don't know if you guys are familiar with David Nalbandian but I've seen this guy play against the big 3. And I would say that he has a point there, if the young guys are mentally weak and not think that they can overcome the big 3 in Grand Slams, then they are not going to over over against Djokovic or Nadal in the next 2-3 years.

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Adelaide International is on-going with some controversies already,

Drama as Ash Barty crashes out in Adelaide shock defeat.

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There was drama in the match earlier, with Collins accusing the chair umpire of giving Barty preferential treatment because she is the home-country hero at Memorial Drive.

Collins was refused a Hawk Eye review by the chair before Collins angrily accused the official of bias because “she’s an Australian”.

“I am sorry but this is unacceptable,” she bristled towards umpire Tom Sweeney.

Replays showed Collins was right to be angry with the ball judged to have landed out by millimetres.

Collins will face either Aussie Maddison Inglis or Iga Swiatek in the quarter-finals.

Anyhow, Świątek vs Collins was a walk for Świątek as Collins retired.

So it will be Świątek vs Bencic for the Women's final.

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^^ Yup, Federer will be the first one to retire amongst the big 3, but he has accomplished so much throughout his career that there is an argument that he could be the GOAT in modern tennis.

Nadal has a couple of years left in him, while Djokovic is still in his prime and peaking at the right time when the next generation are coming up, but as he said he is not willing to pass the torch yet. How time flies, we kept this thread alive and now we have a lot of members who are joining in the discussions and most of them really know their tennis.

I have said it before and will repeat it again: Federer, for me, will always be the GOAT. Even if Nadal or Djokovic over takes his number of grand slam titels.
Federer is the most naturally talented player with a sublime technique. Lets hope that he can come back strongly afer his injury and maybe win 1 or more grand slams!
I know this will be difficult but if there is one man that can do it, it is Federer.

I agree as I also believe Federer is the GOAT of tennis as it stands right now. Next for me goes Djokovic because like Federer Djokovic he is a well rounded player winning several grand slams in each but like Federer they both only have 1 French Open win. If Nadal can win a few other grand slams and not just the French open then he could be considered the GOAT but right now its Federer for me also. If Djokovic happens to win the French Open this year, then we must really start to take notice as he does have the potential to be the GOAT after all three have finished their careers. The missing award for Federer and Djokovic is the Olympic gold medal for singles where as Nadal has both gold medals for singles and doubles. I think that all three will be pushing for that singles gold medal at Tokyo.

Federer is all over, won on other surfaces so he is a complete tennis player in this modern era. And I will say that I watch him early in his career (2003-2204 if I'm not mistaken), beating Pete Sampras and that is the passing of the torch and I think in 2006 he has the best winnings of anyone else in modern era, winning 3 Grand Slams and other big ATP tournaments. Yes, maybe he misses the Olympic gold medal but he still holds the record for most titles. Obviously, Djokovic can break that but it doesn't mean that he is greater than Federer.

Yes I agree and I also was watching Federer early in his career and we could see very early on that this guy was going to be a great player but I never expected him to be the greatest ever. He does have 1 Olympic gold medal for doubles and a silver for singles so he has done well but I think he would really try and push for the gold medal this year as it will complete everything there is to win in tennis.

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Quote from: vella85 on February 25, 2021, 05:57:15 PM

Quote from: babygun on February 25, 2021, 05:52:10 AM

Quote from: Kemarit on February 24, 2021, 08:59:15 PM

^^ Yup, Federer will be the first one to retire amongst the big 3, but he has accomplished so much throughout his career that there is an argument that he could be the GOAT in modern tennis.

Nadal has a couple of years left in him, while Djokovic is still in his prime and peaking at the right time when the next generation are coming up, but as he said he is not willing to pass the torch yet. How time flies, we kept this thread alive and now we have a lot of members who are joining in the discussions and most of them really know their tennis.

I have said it before and will repeat it again: Federer, for me, will always be the GOAT. Even if Nadal or Djokovic over takes his number of grand slam titels.
Federer is the most naturally talented player with a sublime technique. Lets hope that he can come back strongly afer his injury and maybe win 1 or more grand slams!
I know this will be difficult but if there is one man that can do it, it is Federer.

I agree as I also believe Federer is the GOAT of tennis as it stands right now. Next for me goes Djokovic because like Federer Djokovic he is a well rounded player winning several grand slams in each but like Federer they both only have 1 French Open win. If Nadal can win a few other grand slams and not just the French open then he could be considered the GOAT but right now its Federer for me also. If Djokovic happens to win the French Open this year, then we must really start to take notice as he does have the potential to be the GOAT after all three have finished their careers. The missing award for Federer and Djokovic is the Olympic gold medal for singles where as Nadal has both gold medals for singles and doubles. I think that all three will be pushing for that singles gold medal at Tokyo.

Federer is all over, won on other surfaces so he is a complete tennis player in this modern era. And I will say that I watch him early in his career (2003-2204 if I'm not mistaken), beating Pete Sampras and that is the passing of the torch and I think in 2006 he has the best winnings of anyone else in modern era, winning 3 Grand Slams and other big ATP tournaments. Yes, maybe he misses the Olympic gold medal but he still holds the record for most titles. Obviously, Djokovic can break that but it doesn't mean that he is greater than Federer.

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Quote from: babygun on February 25, 2021, 05:52:10 AM

Quote from: Kemarit on February 24, 2021, 08:59:15 PM

^^ Yup, Federer will be the first one to retire amongst the big 3, but he has accomplished so much throughout his career that there is an argument that he could be the GOAT in modern tennis.

Nadal has a couple of years left in him, while Djokovic is still in his prime and peaking at the right time when the next generation are coming up, but as he said he is not willing to pass the torch yet. How time flies, we kept this thread alive and now we have a lot of members who are joining in the discussions and most of them really know their tennis.

I have said it before and will repeat it again: Federer, for me, will always be the GOAT. Even if Nadal or Djokovic over takes his number of grand slam titels.
Federer is the most naturally talented player with a sublime technique. Lets hope that he can come back strongly afer his injury and maybe win 1 or more grand slams!
I know this will be difficult but if there is one man that can do it, it is Federer.

I agree as I also believe Federer is the GOAT of tennis as it stands right now. Next for me goes Djokovic because like Federer Djokovic he is a well rounded player winning several grand slams in each but like Federer they both only have 1 French Open win. If Nadal can win a few other grand slams and not just the French open then he could be considered the GOAT but right now its Federer for me also. If Djokovic happens to win the French Open this year, then we must really start to take notice as he does have the potential to be the GOAT after all three have finished their careers. The missing award for Federer and Djokovic is the Olympic gold medal for singles where as Nadal has both gold medals for singles and doubles. I think that all three will be pushing for that singles gold medal at Tokyo.

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Quote from: babygun on February 25, 2021, 05:52:10 AM

Quote from: Kemarit on February 24, 2021, 08:59:15 PM

^^ Yup, Federer will be the first one to retire amongst the big 3, but he has accomplished so much throughout his career that there is an argument that he could be the GOAT in modern tennis.

Nadal has a couple of years left in him, while Djokovic is still in his prime and peaking at the right time when the next generation are coming up, but as he said he is not willing to pass the torch yet. How time flies, we kept this thread alive and now we have a lot of members who are joining in the discussions and most of them really know their tennis.

I have said it before and will repeat it again: Federer, for me, will always be the GOAT. Even if Nadal or Djokovic over takes his number of grand slam titels.
Federer is the most naturally talented player with a sublime technique. Lets hope that he can come back strongly afer his injury and maybe win 1 or more grand slams!
I know this will be difficult but if there is one man that can do it, it is Federer.

I won't argue with you, Federer will a well rounded player among the three of them so my vote goes for him as the GOAT in this generation of tennis players. He also had the outside charisma of an athlete, not just inside the court. So I also wanted to see him go and chase for at least 1 GS this year if his body still permits. And he still has the edge even when face with this batch of new players.

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Quote from: Kemarit on February 24, 2021, 08:59:15 PM

^^ Yup, Federer will be the first one to retire amongst the big 3, but he has accomplished so much throughout his career that there is an argument that he could be the GOAT in modern tennis.

Nadal has a couple of years left in him, while Djokovic is still in his prime and peaking at the right time when the next generation are coming up, but as he said he is not willing to pass the torch yet. How time flies, we kept this thread alive and now we have a lot of members who are joining in the discussions and most of them really know their tennis.

I have said it before and will repeat it again: Federer, for me, will always be the GOAT. Even if Nadal or Djokovic over takes his number of grand slam titels.
Federer is the most naturally talented player with a sublime technique. Lets hope that he can come back strongly afer his injury and maybe win 1 or more grand slams!
I know this will be difficult but if there is one man that can do it, it is Federer.

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Quote from: Kemarit on February 24, 2021, 08:59:15 PM

^^ Yup, Federer will be the first one to retire amongst the big 3, but he has accomplished so much throughout his career that there is an argument that he could be the GOAT in modern tennis.

Nadal has a couple of years left in him, while Djokovic is still in his prime and peaking at the right time when the next generation are coming up, but as he said he is not willing to pass the torch yet. How time flies, we kept this thread alive and now we have a lot of members who are joining in the discussions and most of them really know their tennis.

Yes i think its time for federer to retire because its difficult for him to compete for the titles because of his age even nadal is a little out of his performance but there is a lot of promissing young players like thiem and medvedev with the potential to replace these big names.

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^^ Yup, Federer will be the first one to retire amongst the big 3, but he has accomplished so much throughout his career that there is an argument that he could be the GOAT in modern tennis.

Nadal has a couple of years left in him, while Djokovic is still in his prime and peaking at the right time when the next generation are coming up, but as he said he is not willing to pass the torch yet. How time flies, we kept this thread alive and now we have a lot of members who are joining in the discussions and most of them really know their tennis.

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Medvedev was not match for Djokovic in this final except for the first set but after that Djokovic dominated the match and won his ninth AO title easily. I would of thought it would go to five sets but Medvedev couldn't match Djokovic and again it just goes to show that the young guys coming up still can't beat the top 3. The top 3 have dominated at least one grand slam each, Federer with the most Wimbledon titles, Nadal with the most French Open titles and now Djokovic with the most AO titles. When it comes to the US Open, I'm not sure if we'll see one of these players have the most as the record is at 7 titles and the only one close right now is Federer on 5 but I can't see him reaching 7 US Open titles. Djokovic would need to win 4 to equal the record of 7 which could be possible.

When it comes to mental toughness and experience, the big 3 specially Djokovic will continue to dominate. The young generations are still no match as the 3 always play big time in a Grand Slam tournaments. I thought that this will be a epic back and forth five setter, but it is not as Djokovic put a masterful clinic to Medvedev, near perfection game.

Quote from: vella85 on February 21, 2021, 05:39:57 PM

We are very lucky to witness three great players in history as I don't think we'll see this happen again in our lifetime depending on how old you are of course but to have three dominate players playing at the same time and dominating the sport might no ever happen again.

Yes, may not see another 3 great tennis player in our generation like Djokovic, Nadal and Federer at they have completely dominated in the last decade or more.

That's what it comes down to in tennis, mental toughness to keep fighting even when the player is down or is caring an injury like we saw with Djokovic. I don't think we have seen a player like Djokovic when it comes to mental toughness except maybe for Nadal as he also has that same fight in him to keep going even when he is down and out.

The young talent we are seeing in Men's tennis is very good but they won't get anywhere as long as the big three continue playing. The sad thing is that when the big three retire, most of the young talent coming through right now will be close to their 30's and some in their early 30's that's if Djokovic and Nadal can continue on to the age Federer is right now. Its going to be an interesting 3-5 years in Men's tennis.

I totally agree mate, we have been in total discussion about this years ago. Yes, we have our own favorite young gen of tennis players and they are really doing good. But with the big 3 still around, it's going to be difficult to overwhelm them unlike the past tennis greats. Like Sampras or Agassi.

They played well beyond their age and obviously, their game goes down. But with the big 3, it seems that they always up the ante whenever they are in a Grand Slams and always beat the young and upcoming players.

Yes I remember it was you and I mostly talking about this as this thread was basically dead back then and it was just a few of us on here discussing the big three and where we thought they would end their careers when it come to winning the most grand slams.

I agree mate, the big three seem to always go that one step further and win tough matches even when they don't look like winning. It also amazes me that Federer won several grand slams in his late 30's which we haven't seen before and its looking like Nadal and Djokovic will be doing the same which is why I said that we might not see the young players now winning grand slams until they are in their early 30's as that's when the big three should be retired, well Federer will most likely be retiring in the next year or two. Nadal and Djokovic I think still have several years before they retire as long as they can remain fit and healthy.

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Quote from: fantasticromantic on February 23, 2021, 03:06:42 PM

Xa xa suffer slowly, what a prick. 40-15 up at Wimbledon keeps waking you up in the middle of the night.

I have to admit you truly add to quality of discussions. Thank god for the ignore button, that alone will make me sleep a lot better.

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Quote from: vella85 on February 21, 2021, 05:39:57 PM

Medvedev was not match for Djokovic in this final except for the first set but after that Djokovic dominated the match and won his ninth AO title easily. I would of thought it would go to five sets but Medvedev couldn't match Djokovic and again it just goes to show that the young guys coming up still can't beat the top 3. The top 3 have dominated at least one grand slam each, Federer with the most Wimbledon titles, Nadal with the most French Open titles and now Djokovic with the most AO titles. When it comes to the US Open, I'm not sure if we'll see one of these players have the most as the record is at 7 titles and the only one close right now is Federer on 5 but I can't see him reaching 7 US Open titles. Djokovic would need to win 4 to equal the record of 7 which could be possible.

When it comes to mental toughness and experience, the big 3 specially Djokovic will continue to dominate. The young generations are still no match as the 3 always play big time in a Grand Slam tournaments. I thought that this will be a epic back and forth five setter, but it is not as Djokovic put a masterful clinic to Medvedev, near perfection game.

Quote from: vella85 on February 21, 2021, 05:39:57 PM

We are very lucky to witness three great players in history as I don't think we'll see this happen again in our lifetime depending on how old you are of course but to have three dominate players playing at the same time and dominating the sport might no ever happen again.

Yes, may not see another 3 great tennis player in our generation like Djokovic, Nadal and Federer at they have completely dominated in the last decade or more.

That's what it comes down to in tennis, mental toughness to keep fighting even when the player is down or is caring an injury like we saw with Djokovic. I don't think we have seen a player like Djokovic when it comes to mental toughness except maybe for Nadal as he also has that same fight in him to keep going even when he is down and out.

The young talent we are seeing in Men's tennis is very good but they won't get anywhere as long as the big three continue playing. The sad thing is that when the big three retire, most of the young talent coming through right now will be close to their 30's and some in their early 30's that's if Djokovic and Nadal can continue on to the age Federer is right now. Its going to be an interesting 3-5 years in Men's tennis.

I totally agree mate, we have been in total discussion about this years ago. Yes, we have our own favorite young gen of tennis players and they are really doing good. But with the big 3 still around, it's going to be difficult to overwhelm them unlike the past tennis greats. Like Sampras or Agassi.

They played well beyond their age and obviously, their game goes down. But with the big 3, it seems that they always up the ante whenever they are in a Grand Slams and always beat the young and upcoming players.

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Quote from: Daniel91 on February 23, 2021, 07:01:14 AM

After GS in Australia it again became an interesting story about who among the three greatest tennis players in history will become GOAT?
Never in the history of tennis or any other sport has it happened that the three best athletes play at the same time and fight each other for the title and fame of the best in history.
In its article, BBC Sport gave a very interesting analysis of this race to win the largest number of GS titles https://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/56146799
Djokovic seems to have the best chances because he is the youngest of the three and the most diverse tennis player, and he has chances in all GS tournaments.
What do you think?

I said years ago on here that Djokovic will most likely become the top Men's player to win the most grand slams because I could see how good of a player he really is and that the mental toughness to win even though he is down shows that he has what it takes to be the top grand slam wins. There is no doubt in my mind that he would of won last years US Open which would of put him 1 behind the top two but this was just a minor setback as we have seen he has now won the AO. Its going to be an interesting year to see which of the top 3 win grand slams.

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Quote from: cryptofrka on February 23, 2021, 08:07:36 AM

Quote from: Daniel91 on February 23, 2021, 07:01:14 AM

After GS in Australia it again became an interesting story about who among the three greatest tennis players in history will become GOAT?
Never in the history of tennis or any other sport has it happened that the three best athletes play at the same time and fight each other for the title and fame of the best in history.
In its article, BBC Sport gave a very interesting analysis of this race to win the largest number of GS titles https://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/56146799
Djokovic seems to have the best chances because he is the youngest of the three and the most diverse tennis player, and he has chances in all GS tournaments.
What do you think?

For me there's only Federer. It is not just about the trophies, when we talk about the best players we have to take into account their style of play as well.

Đoković and Nadal are tennis greats, no doubt about it whatsoever. But both of them spent the majority of their careers playing reactive/defensive tennis, whereas Federer is the opposite.
He's the most brilliant player tennis has ever seen, he glides across the court even aged 40 and makes tennis look so easy and elegant.

Xa xa suffer slowly, what a prick. 40-15 up at Wimbledon keeps waking you up in the middle of the night.

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